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students make the hassle of building worth while,” was Mr. Vickers justification.
While the morning class, including Philip Pullen, John Clark, Chris Smoot, Travis Turman, Glen Hitt, Bray Williams and Mike Cooke built the shed writh the tin roof, with the entire class pitching in.
The afternoon class, including Allan Hawkins, Larry Freeman, Durrell Miller, Matthew Knave, Bryan Wayland, Clint Carlson, Lewis Burke, Wade Frazier, Walter Lillard, Mike Todd Williams, and Bryan Raub built the other shed. Both groups worked well together and completed the buildings in record time without compromising on quality, Mr. Vickers said.
The classes built a scale model before doing actual construction. This helped students visualize the
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