The Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering state competition was held a couple of weeks ago and we reported that Nashville High School placed 1^st in State at the University of Illinois in Champaign, but Okawville High School also competed in the Division 300 category and placed 7^th out of 13 schools.  Tessa Winkel placed 4^th in Chemistry.   This is a competitive series of tests created and administered by Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineering and offered to high school students in Illinois and Missouri and are designed to present a challenge to the brightest students.  Test material is drawn from senior high school and freshman level college curricula. Subjects include biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering graphics, English, mathematics and physics.