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May 2008
Tri-County Technical Center Computer Systems
Students Receive Computer Certifications
The Tri-County Technical
Center would like to congratulate the following students from the
Computer Systems program on passing one or more computer certification
exams on May 20, 2009. Trey Pomerleau and John Poulin both became
Microsoft Certified Professional in Windows Vista. Shawn Smith passed
the CompTIA Network+ certification. Joe Murphy and Mark Brann passed
both exams required for the CompTIA A+ certification. Kyle Sylvia, Josh
Pelletier, Matt Carrillo, Danielle McKenney, Robbie Tompkins, and David
Pratt each passed the CompTIA IT Technician exam. The Microsoft
Certified Professional in Windows Vista, CompTIA A+, and Network+
certifications are internationally recognized certifications that test
one’s knowledge of computer hardware, operating systems, and networking
capabilities. Congratulations on a job well done!
Pictured in photo 1: Shawn
Smith (NRHS), Mark Brann (NRHS), Josh Pelletier(PCHS), Kyle Sylvia (PCHS),
Matt Carrillo (PVHS), and Danielle McKenney (NRHS)
Pictured in photo 2: Robbie
Tompkins (PCHS), David Pratt (PCHS), John Poulin (NRHS), Trey Pomerleau
(PCHS), Joe Murphy (NRHS)
Michael Woodbury
Selected as CTE Student of the Year
at
Tri-County Technical Center
Michael Woodbury has been
selected as the Career and Technical Education Student of the Year at
Tri-County Technical Center. He is a senior at Nokomis Regional High and
is completing his second year of training in the Criminal Justice
Program at TCTC. Michael has been the Chairperson of the TCTC Student
Leadership Team, the Reporter for the SkillsUSA State Officer Team, a
lieutenant in the Criminal Justice Class, the varsity soccer captain at
Nokomis, the Battalion Commander of the Nokomis JROTC program, and the
commander of the JROTC Raider Team. He is also a part of the National
Color Guard Team that competes in Daytona, FL, each year.
Michael was honored at a dinner and ceremony at Kennebec Valley
Community College in Waterville on May 3, 2008. This is a statewide
recognition and other CTE students and their families from schools
across Maine joined him at the event.
Michael won a gold medal in
the Crime Scene Investigation competition at the state SkillsUSA
competitions in Bangor in March and will be going along with his
teammates to Kansas City, Missouri in June to compete in the National
SkillsUSA competitions.
Michael plans to become a
Marine in the United States Armed Forces, and to attend Husson College
in Bangor, ME, for Criminal Justice and Psychology and participate in
their Army ROTC program.
Pictured left to right:
Steven Spaulding, Criminal Justice Instructor at TCTC and Michael
Woodbury, CTE Student of the Year
GRAPHIC DESIGN &
COMMUNICATIONS STUDENTS AT TRI-COUNTY TECHNICAL CENTER RECEIVE
CERTIFICATION
Four students at Tri-County Technical
Center (TCTC) recently passed the National Adobe Visual Communications
Certification exam! This accomplishment entitles them to be an “Adobe
Certified Associate” – a student with validated entry-level skills
required to plan, design, build, and maintain information using
different forms of digital media such as Adobe Photoshop CS3. Possessing
this certification will give these students an edge in most any industry
that requires the knowledge of digital media tasks. The standards these
students possess will help them connect with colleges and can result in
earning college credit. The certification can be taken anywhere –
college, out of state and even to the workplace.
Congratulations!!
Pictured: Jason Robinson (Post-Grad Dexter
Regional High School), Michael Johnson (Dexter Regional High School),
Britney Fourtier (Piscataquis Community High School), Kelsie Bird
(Nokomis High School)
Commercial
Truck Driving Competition
On Thursday May
8th and Friday May 9th, 12 students from the Commercial Truck Driving
Program at Tri-County Technical Center participated in the Career &
Technical Education Truck Driving Competition held at the Westbrook
Regional Vocational Center in Westbrook, ME. These students competed
against three other Maine Technical/Vocational Center Truck Driving
Programs - Region 3 Technical Center located in Lincoln, St. Croix
Regional Vocational Center located in Calais, and Westbrook Regional
Vocational Center located in Westbrook.
The driving and operating skills of these young men were tested by
taking a written general knowledge test similar to the State of Maine
permit test, a very detailed pre-trip inspection test, and an obstacle
course. The obstacle course had them driving a tractor trailer truck
through narrow tennis balls, making hard right and left turns, as well
as alley docking and parallel parking. These twelve young men
represented their school in an exceptional manner, and were able to
present their newly learned skills so well that they brought home three
trophies. The 1st place trophy was earned by Charles Longmuir and the
2nd place trophy was earned by Tyler Jakins. They are both Seniors at
Nokomis Regional High School. The Instructors; Mr. Dale Gerald and his
asst. Instructor Mrs. Vicki Kimball, were presented with the overall
trophy which is awarded to the school whose students earned the greatest
number of points.
The students were treated to an evening of pizza and bowling at WestPort
Lanes in Portland and stayed overnight at the Howard Johnson’s Plaza
Hotel also located in Portland. After a big hearty breakfast the
students went on to compete in a very strong way, and left for home with
big smiles, great trophies, and well deserved pride in themselves.
Pictured in photo: Dale Gerald, CTD Instructor, Charles Longmuir, 1st
place winner, Vicki Kimball, CTD Asst. Instructor, Tyler Jakins, 2nd
place winner
February 2008
Tri-County Technical Center
Food Bank Contribution
[Students in attached picture (left to right): Alexis Merritt from
Penquis Valley High School and Robert Laurent from Nokomis High School]
Students at Tri-County Technical Center in Dexter completed a two
month-long food drive in January 2008 as part of their community service
project for SkillsUSA. They collected a total of 528 pounds of food. The
food was distributed to the First Free Baptist Church Food Cupboard in
Dexter. Each of the nine program areas participated and competed to be
the group that brought in the largest number of pounds of food items.
The Building Trades students gathered the most pounds of food (154.5)
and will have a pizza party for their efforts!
Special thanks to Doug Vigue and his crew for picking up and delivering
the food to the food cupboard.
January
2008
Local Skills Showcase
Competition
On January 23, 2008,
Tri-County Technical Center held the Local Skills Showcase Competition.
The following is a list of the medal winners. Congratulations to all the
students who participated in this year's competition. The Gold medal
winners will be competing in the State level SkillsUSA competitions
scheduled for March 13 and 14, 2008 in Bangor.
Leadership Competitions:
Action Skills Gold Corey Hesketh (DRHS)
Silver Krickett Libby (PCHS
Bronze Brittany Bioski,
(DRHS) Participants Roman Riendeau (DRHS)
Jason Richardson (PCHS)
Jared Pina (DRHS)
Extemporaneous Speech
Gold John (JC) White (NRHS)
Silver Fred Street (PCHS)
Bronze Erica Lippincott
(PVHS)
Prepared Speech Silver
Alexis Merritt (PVHS)
Bronze Phylicia Gilbert
(PCHS
Job Demonstration A Gold Ashley Richardson (DRHS)
Silver Israel Dorman
(DRHS)
Bronze Britney Fortier (PCHS)
Participants Evan Beaudry (DRHS)
Kelsie Bird (NRHS)
David Usher (PVHS)
Job Demonstration Open Gold Michael Woodbury (NRHS)
Silver Tayler Emerson (NRHS)
Bronze Ryan Richardson (PCHS)
Quiz Bowl Gold Kelsie
Bird (NRHS)
Gold Keith Gardner
(DRHS)
Gold Brittany Fortier (PCHS)
Gold Michael Johnson
(DRHS)
Gold Ben Jones (PVHS)
Participants Jason Robinson
(DRHS-PG)
Michael Woodbury (NRHS)
Job Interview Gold
Dillon Adams (HOME/PCHS)
Silver Christopher
Whittington (NRHS)
Bronze Suzanne Johnson (PVHS)
Participants Erica
Lippincott (PVHS)
Alexis Merritt (PVHS)
Vocational Competitions
Automotive Service
Technology Gold Timothy Arsenault (NRHS)
Silver James Watson (PCHS)
Bronze Kyle Gero (PVHS)
Participants Randy Adams (PVHS)
Drew Bellatty (NRHS)
Katrina Berry (NRHS)
Justin Bussey (NRHS)
Lauren Green (PCHS)
Rosh Hayden (NRHS)
Derek Ketcham (NRHS)
Jesse Merritt (PVHS)
Advertising Design Gold Jeffrey White (DRHS)
Silver Jordan Conway
(DRHS)
Bronze Kelsey Bird (NRHS)
Participants Brittany
Fortier (PCHS)
Michael John son (DRHS)
Alexis Merritt (PVHS)
Jason Robinson (DRHS-PG)
Technical Related Math Gold John Poulin (NRHS)
Silver David Sinclair
(DRHS)
Bronze Ashley Watson (PCHS)
Participants Matthew
Carillo (PVHS)
Tammy Newall (PVHS)
Danielle Schaefer (NRHS)
Shawn Smith (NRHS)
Carpentry Gold Davis
Sinclair (DRHS)
Silver Suzanne Johnson (PVHS)
Bronze Ryan Beard (PCHS)
Participants Israel Dorman
(DRHS)
Charles Libby (PCHS)
Jeremy Sawtelle (FA)
Computer Maintenance
Technology Gold John Poulin (NRHS)
Silver Dillon Adams (PCHS)
Bronze Robert Tompkins (PCHS)
Participants Trey Pomerleau
(HOME/PCHS)
Mark Brann (NRHS)
Joseph Murphy (NRHS)
Commercial Baking Gold
Ann Newall (PVHS)
Silver Ashley Bishop (NRHS)
Bronze Danielle Schaefer
(NRHS)
Participants Philip Walls (PVHS)
Samantha Hopkins (NRHS)
Culinary Arts Gold John
(JC) White (NRHS)
Silver Evan Beaudry
(DRHS)
Bronze Robert Laurent (NRHS)
Participants Brittany White
(NRHS)
Crime Scene Investigation Gold Michael Woodbury (NRHS)
Silver Tayler Emerson (NRHS)
Bronze William Clukey (PCHS)
Participants Aaron
Fairbrother (HOME/DRHS)
Jordan Holmes (NRHS)
Benjamin Jones (NRHS)
Jeffrey Shibles (NRHS)
Jessica Thomas (PCHS)
Ashley Watson (PCHS
Criminal Justice Gold Jeremy Elderkin (PCHS)
Silver Jared Pina (DRHS)
Bronze Chaz Chastenay
Participants Jeffrey
Shibles (NRHS)
Frederick Street (PCHS)
First Aid/CPR Gold
Ashley Richardson (DRHS)
Silver Kristen Northup (PCHS)
Bronze Megan Corkran
(DRHS)
Particiapants Tiffany
Higgins
Nurse Assisting Gold
Keisha Gourley (PCHS)
Silver Kezzie Webber (NRHS)
Bronze Alicia Norris (NRHS)
Participants Felicia
Boutilier (FA)
Health Career Display Gold Jana Kenney (DRHS)
Ashley Richardson (DRHS)
Silver Alicia Norris (NRHS)
Kezzie Webber (NRHS)
Bronze Jason Richardson
(PCHS)
Participants Felicia
Boutilier (FA)
Megan Corkran (DRHS)
Keisha Gourley (PCHS)
Crystal Hathorn (PVHS)
Tiffany Higgins (DRHS)
Kristin Northup (PCHS)
Precision Machining Gold Kurtis Murphy (NRHS)
Silver Ethan Santos
(HOME/PCHS)
Bronze Daniel Haggert
(DRHS)
Commercial Truck Driving
Gold <name withheld>
Silver Jake Laweryson (PCHS)
Bronze Matt Ward (PCHS)
Participants James Lawler (NRHS)
Nathaniel Blockler (FA)
Tyler Jakins (NRHS)
Tri-County Technical Center Signs Dual Enrollment Agreement with
Central Maine Community College
Tri-County Technical Center in Dexter is pleased to announce that it
has signed a Dual Enrollment Agreement with Central Maine Community
College located in Auburn, ME. Dual Enrollment is a program that
provides an opportunity for high school juniors and seniors to enroll in
college courses while they are still in high school. Students may
receive high school and college credit for completed classes. In
order to reach a Dual Enrollment Agreement, instructors from TCTC meet
with instructors from a community college to compare curriculum, program
standards, and identify common areas that exist. Both parties
eventually sign a formal Dual Enrollment Agreement. The students
in the TCTC Health Occupations program can now choose to complete a
college course in Medical Terminology, MET 111, by successfully
completing the college's course requirements at TCTC. The students
will earn three college credits from CMCC. TCTC's long term goal
is to have all of its programs approved by community colleges and award
college credit upon successful completion of the course.
Pictured in photo students enrolled in the course from left to right:
Crystal Hathorn, Kristen Northup, Beth Weatherbee (HO instructor TCTC),
Walter Ridlon (Tech Prep EMCC), Chris Whittington, Jana Kenney, not
pictured: Ashley Richardson, Kezzie Webber, Alicia Norris, Jason
Richardson and Felicia Boutilier
December
2007
Commercial Truck Driving Students
Wrap Gifts
The Commercial Truck Driving students at
Tri-County Technical Center recently wrapped Christmas presents which
were given to the Cub Scouts of Pack 61 and their siblings at the Pack's
Christmas party. Pack 61 meets in Guilford. The young men from the
Commercial Truck Driving program were very excited to participate in
this community service project. They were very proud of their part in
helping these children have a special Christmas.
Pictured from left to right: Adam Robinson (NHS), Nathan Peters (PVHS),
and James Lawler (NHS).
Congratulations Jeffrey White!
On Tuesday, December 11,
2007, the Town of Exeter recognized Jeffrey White, a student in the
Graphic Design & Communications program at Tri-County Technical Center
in Dexter, for his outstanding work in creating a first-ever newsletter
for the Town of Exeter. Pictured from left to right is Stephen Colbath,
Selectman, Jeffrey White, Student and James Crane, Selectman. Jeffrey is
holding the framed newsletter that the town gave him as a gift.
Tri-County Technical Center Receives Grant
Tri-County Technical
Center (TCTC) has received a $500 grant from the ExxonMobil Educational
Alliance Program to support the school's curriculum. Roberta Vivas,
manager of the Dexter A.E. Robinson, presented the check to Michael
Woodbury, Student Leadership Chair at TCTC, and Nick Vafiades, director
of TCTC. Four thousand grants are available to schools across the
country, served by Exxon or Mobil.
"The Tri-County Technical Center works hard to
make learning interesting, fun and exciting to students," said Vivas. "I
know the importance of the much needed funds to help create the
incentive and drive these students show in their work. Many students
here are award winners."
Picture left to right: Roberta Vivas,
Michael Woodbury, Nicholas Vafiades
April 2007
Jeffrey White, a Junior from Dexter Regional High
School has been named the winner of two recent design contests in the
Graphic Design & Communications program at Tri-County Technical Center.
Pictured below is Jeffrey with his Dexter Regional
High School Student Planner design and his Graphic Design &
Communications logo design. The Dexter Regional High School planner
design will be used on the 2007-08 student planners and the Graphic
Design & Communications logo will be printed on t-shirts!
Congratulations Jeffrey!
March 2007
Tri-County
Technical Center
State
SkillsUSA and HOSA Medalists
Twenty-nine
students from Tri-County Technical Center competed in the SkillsUSA
competition and thirteen students competed in the Health Occupations
Students of America (HOSA) competitions held at United Technology
Center, Eastern Maine Community College, Penobscot Job Corps and the
Bangor DOT on March 8-9, 2007. Of the students participating, there
were 28 medals won.
The
students attending TCTC come from Dexter Regional High School, Foxcroft
Academy, Nokomis Regional High School, Penquis Valley High School, and
Piscataquis Community High School. Congratulations to the following
students for a job well done and for representing Tri-County Technical
Center so well:
SkillsUSA Medal Winners:
Chris Glidden, Gold medal, Crime Scene Investigation- DRHS
James Simonds, Gold medal, Crime Scene Investigation - NRHS
Mike Woodbury, Gold medal, Crime Scene Investigation - NRHS
Tom Panciera, Gold medal, Criminal Justice - PCHS
Kyle Lemieux, Gold medal, Culinary Arts - DRHS
Tyler Cookson, Gold medal, Job Demo B - NRHS
Ryan Richardson, Silver medal, Criminal Justice - PCHS
John
Gillis, Bronze medal, Quiz Bowl - DRHS
Dustin
Kent, Bronze medal, Quiz Bowl - NRHS
Greg
Mitchell, Bronze medal, Quiz Bowl - DRHS
David
Olmstead, Bronze medal, Quiz Bowl - PVHS
Fred
Street, Bronze medal, Quiz Bowl - PCHS
Staci
Larry, Bronze medal, Nurse Assisting - NRHS
SkillsUSA Participants
Matthew
McDaniel, Action Skills - NRHS
Britney
Fortier, Advertising Design - PCHS
Jason
Robinson, Advertising Design - DRHS
RoseAnna
Stewart, Advertising Design - DRHS
Nathan
Redmond, Automotive Technology - DRHS
Marcel
Rasokat, Carpentry - DRHS
Jade
Bennett, Commercial Baking - DRHS
Dillon
Adams, Computer Maintenance Technology - Home School/PCHS
Kristin
Rogers, CPR/First Aid - PCHS
Chaz Viens,
Firefighting - PCHS
Allan
Gallup, Job Interview - DRHS
Tayler
Emerson, Job Demo A - NRHS
Dillon
Conley, Precision Machining - PVHS
Phillip
Hopkins, Precision Machining - NRHS
Mallory
Chadbourne, Technical Math - FA
Dustin
Kokotovich, Technical Math - NRHS
HOSA
Medal Winners:
Christina DeLeon, Gold medal, Health Education - DRHS
Chris Eastman, Gold medal, Health Education - DRHS
Melinda Johndro, Gold medal, Health Education - NRHS
Carol Wing, Gold medal, Health Education - DRHS
Kathryn Green, Gold medal, Nurse Assisting - NRHS
Staci Larry, Gold medal, Outstanding HOSA Chapter - NRHS
Tricia Cossar, Gold medal, Outstanding HOSA Chapter - NRHS
Tricia Cossar, Gold medal, Physical Therapy - NRHS
Staci Larry, Silver medal, Job Seeking - NRHS
Melinda
Laweryson, Bronze medal, Extemporaneous Health Poster - PCHS
Sarah
Driscoll, Bronze medal, Health Career Display - PVHS
Brittany
Desrochers, Bronze medal, Health Career Display - PVHS
Kristin
Rogers, Bronze medal, Job Interview - PCHS
TCTC HOSA Chapter, Gold medal, Banner
TCTC HOSA Chapter, Gold medal, Name Tag
HOSA Participants
Christina
DeLeon, Medical Terminology - DRHS
Amy Ferry,
Nutrition Knowledge Test - NRHS
Vanessa
Cousins, Prepared Poster - SeDeMoCha Middle School
The gold
medal winners from SkillsUSA will compete in the National SkillsUSA
Conference the week of June 26-29, 2007 in Kansas City, Missouri.
The gold medal winners from HOSA will compete in the National HOSA
Conference the week of June 20-23, 2007 in Orlando, Florida.
Congratulations to all participants who competed at State SkillsUSA and
HOSA. Best wishes to the gold medal winners competing in Kansas City
and Orlando.
If you
would like more information on SkillsUSA or HOSA, visit their websites
at
http://www.skillsusa.org or
http://www.hosa.org
September 2006
AE Robinson Grant to TCTC
Left-right on photo: Leilani Cyr, SkillsUSA Advisor; Roberta Vivas,
Manager Dexter A.E. Robinson; Nick Vafiades, Director; and Beth
Weatherbee, HOSA Advisor.
April 2006
Twelve
secondary students from Tri-County Technical Center and one junior
member from SeDoMoCha Middle School, all members of Health Occupations
Students of America (HOSA) competed in the State HOSA competition held
at the Samoset Resort in Rockport on April 13 and 14.
All thirteen students participating brought home a medal.
The students attending TCTC come from Dexter Regional High School,
Foxcroft Academy, Nokomis Regional High School, Penquis Valley High
School, and Piscatiquis Community High School. Congratulations to the
following students for a job well done and for representing Tri-County
Technical Center so well:
Medal
Winners:
Chelsea
Mucciarone, Gold medal, Speaking Skills
Katie
McKusick, Gold medal, Job Seeking Skills
Vanessa
Cousins, Gold medal, Prepared Poster
Jessica
Willey and Heidi Orff, Gold medals, Health Career Display on
Physical Therapy
Kayla
Bailey and Katie McKusick, Gold medal, Outstanding HOSA Chapter
Brittany
Gould, Heather Householder, Chelsea Mucciarone, and Ashley Richardson,
Gold medals, Health Education
Entire HOSA
Chapter, Gold medal, Banner
Entire HOSA
Chapter, Gold medal, Nametag
Brandy
Boutilier, Silver medal, Medical Terminology
Vanessa
Cousins, Silver medal, HOSA Creed Presentation
Rachael
Poulin, Silver medal, Chapter Newsletter
Jessica
Willey, Bronze medal, Physical Therapy
Two Person
team, consisting of Megan Knowles and Natasha Langley, Bronze
medal, Career Health Display on EMT-Paramedic
Kayla
Bailey, participation in National Recognition Program
Natasha
Langley, participation in Nurse Assisting
Heidi Orff,
participation in Medical Terminology
This year's
State HOSA conference was dedicated to Mrs. Barbara Herring, an Ed Tech
III at TCTC, for her outstanding contributions she has made over the
last five years. Ms. Beth Weatherbee, the Diversified Health
Occupations instructor at TCTC, received the State HOSA Advisor of the
Year Award and the Honorary HOSA Life Member Award. She will be
recognized at the National Conference in Anaheim, CA this year for her
hard work, time, and dedication. The gold medal winners will compete in
the National HOSA Conference the week of June 18, 2006 in Anaheim,
California. Congratulations to all participants who competed at the
State HOSA Conference and best wishes to the gold medal winners.
Pictured: Front row - Vanessa Cousins, Sedomocha; Heidi Orff, PCHS;
Chelsey Mucciarone , NRHS; Megan Knowles, PVHS; Ms. Beth
Weatherbee, TCTC Health Occupations Instructor/HOSA Advisor; Ms. Barbara
Herring, TCTC Ed. Tech. III; Back row - Ashley Richardson, PCHS;
Jessica Willey, DRHS; Brittany Gould, NRHS; Heather Householder, NRHS;
Natasha Langley, DRHS; Katie McKusick, PCHS; Kayla Bailey, PVHS; Ashley
Williams, 2005 Nurse Assisting Gold Medalist.
March 2006
Twenty-six students from Tri-County Technical
Center competed in the Skills/USA competition held at United Technology
Center, Eastern Maine Community College, and Penobscot Job Corp. on
March 10, 2006. Of the twenty-six students participating, there were 16
medal winners.
Click here for more on this competition.
January 2006
Tri-County Technical Center Food Bank Contribution
Students at Tri-County Technical Center in
Dexter completed a month-long food drive in January 2006. They
collected 1,647.5 pounds of food. The food was distributed to the First
Baptist Food Cupboard in Dexter. Each of the nine program areas
participated and competed to be the group that brought in the largest
number of pounds of food items. The Health Occupations students
gathered the most pounds of food (651) and will have a pizza party for
their efforts! The second place collectors were the Computer Systems
Repair students with 391 pounds of food.
Special thanks to Pastor William Walters
and his crew for picking up and delivering the food to the food
cupboard.
January 2006
The students in the Graphic Design & Communications
program at Tri-County Technical Center recently had a logo design
contest. Pictured here is Kayla Richards, a Junior from Piscataquis
Community High School with her winning design. Congratulations Kayla!
The students in the Graphic Design & Communications
program at Tri-County Technical Center recently competed in the Local
SkillsUSA Advertising Design competition. Pictured below are the
students with their winning designs. They will compete at the State
level in March. Congratulations all!
Pictured left to right, Taso Petridis, Senior from
Nokomis Regional High; Silver Medal, Kevin Ripley, Gold Medal and Kayla
Richards, both Juniors from Piscataquis Community High School.
November 2005
The ABC
Craft Championships were held at the Augusta Civic Center on November
18, 2005. The purpose of this event is to expose students from all
across the state to the building trades profession. The event showcased
welding skills, pipe fitting, electrical, plumbing, construction, and
many other skills. The Building Trades program at TCTC participated in
the event by having student participants construct bird houses. The
Automotives program from TCTC also attended the event. Several TCTC
students participated by completing demonstrations in a variety of the
skills showcased. In one competition, students formed teams of 4 and
competed in a bridge building competition. Students had to construct a
small bridge using only popsicle sticks and a hot glue gun. Several
high schools participated along with UMO Engineering students. The TCTC
team of Mike Tripodi, Nick Smith, David Tozier, and Luke Pomerleau took
1ST PLACE in this competition, beating out engineering
students from the University of Maine who were awarded 2nd
place. Our TCTC first place team constructed a simple trestle bridge
that held 58 pounds. The TCTC team of Andrey Karachev, Loyd Willard,
Patrick Peterson, and Doug Bierschwale took 3rd place. |
