Greece Arcadia High School - Chronos Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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Mr. Weyand's construction classes are now erecting a building near the south wall of Greece Arcadia so that transportation class can expand and use it. Construction students are gaining valuable knowledge on how to construct a building as well as the experience of actually building th' some mg. Masonry skills were first learned in the classroom by laying blocks to form a small wall. The mortar that was used had no cementing agent in it therefore enabling the walls to be torn down easily. The work was slow at first because the students had not had much experience under actual building conditions. Many of the students are working on the building during their free time as well as classtime. The footer, or foundation, was poured by last year's construction classes. UR NATION'S REVOLUTIGN, ARCADIA'S VOLUTION THE STATELY PROCESSICN OF lAN ACROSS THE STAGE OF THE WGRLD.