See how pumpkins, health science and hematemesis wrapped together
Published 12:04 am Thursday, October 26, 2023
Sophia Marino and Rilei Hass earned Best Overall for cesarean section. (Courtesy photo)
Ella Welch, Kaitlyn Sullivan and Larymie Thompson won Most Creative for myocardial infarction. (Courtesy photo)
Elyse Gunter and Mina Webb secured Most Disgusting for hematemesis. (Courtesy photo)
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ORANGEFIELD — Students in Orangefield High’s health science theory did research on a chosen medical condition or procedure recently, then creatively displayed them using pumpkins.
It may be safe to say that pumpkin-ology is their new favorite medical specialty area.
Teachers and staff voted and it was a close race.
Sophia Marino and Rilei Hass were voted “Best Overall,” with their cesarean section pumpkins.
Ella Welch, Kaitlyn Sullivan and Larymie Thompson took the “Most Creative” award, displaying a patient with a myocardial infarction undergoing open heart surgery.
Then “Most Disgusting” goes to Elyse Gunter and Mina Webb with hematemesis.
The pumpkins were obtained from the Orangetoberfest pumpkin scramble.
