1988 Hartian

Dock By Popular Demand

Due to increased srudenr inreresr, the building trades program was rein­ stated in the curriculum. During the year, this class of 13 students, under the instruction of Mr. James Quinn, managed to build a three bedroom, 28'/48' house, with a connecting 20'/28' garage. They began in September with two and a half weeks of book work. Then began the construction process. Bids were taken in mid March for the house located in Meadow Brook sub­ division. It was completed in May. Working in pairs, the students built

the house from the basement up. This was conducted between fourth- sixth hours, and each srudenr earned three credits. Although this was primarily a work class, some text work was required. This dealt with certain stages in the process such as, electrical, plumbing etc. When asked to comment concern­ ing the course, Mr. Quinn responded, "I felt very satisfied with the work shown by the class, and with their house." By Diane Studer, senior

1) Senior Tim Koor worlss on drywall. 2) “ This class is reaching me a lor of Things I never knew wenr inro building a house", commenrs senior Dave Masunas. 3) Building Trades Class: James Quinn — insrrucror, Scorr Demarr, Mark Riggs, Mark Smirh, Gary Tare, kussell Gilbert, Todd Ny- quisr, Dave Masunas, Tim Kaar, Dwighr Fuehring (back). Kevin Keck, Trenron

Lynn, Dill VanderZanden, Nick Contreras, Kevin Stevenson (front). 4) The 1988 building trades house as it ap­ peared in November 5) Todd Nyquisr, a senior, works on the ga­ rage wall. 6) Hey Dave Masunas and Dill VanderZan­ den, are you rwo planning ro work on the roof, or elope?

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