Instructor Calvin Gale admires students' awards for outstanding achievements. Left to right are Loralynne Burgett, Joyce Dalebout, Larry Osterink, Jim Anderson, and John Rich.

Students watch an experiment.

Henry Heetderks (left) and Keith Termaat try out remote-controlled arms that can manipulate radioactive materials.

Students arrive at the University of Michigan.

Associate professor W. Wayne Meinke explains an electronic counter used in determining the presence of radioactivity.

Students learn about equipment.

Students look at a nuclear reactor.

Students view a reactor.

Students view the "Mechanical slave", mechanical arms that can handle radioactive material, at work.

Students learn about equipment.

Honors Institute for Young Scholars brochure program description.

Students use equipment.

HIFYS students at the University of Michigan.

HIFYS students arrive at the University of Michigan.

Students at work.

Students view the "Mechanical Slave" at work.

Students study a reactor.

Holiday for Science, Grand Rapids Press article, July 21, 1958.

Continuation of GR Science Students Correct Instructors-and it's Not Uncommon, newspaper article.

Grand Rapids Science Students Correst Instructors-and it's Not Uncommon, newspaper article.

Young Scientists' Institute Opens, newspaper article

Honors Institute for Young Scholars brochure cover.

Science Honors Students Busy Washing Dishes, nespaper article.

For Learning's Sake, newspaper article.