April 02, 2022 – Egypt V.F.W. Post 7293; Whitehall, PA
The soon to be LCTI student chapter’s advisor, Brad Brandmeir working to cut down shrubs and trees on the steep hill.
The hill prior to clearing the trees and shrubs that were growing wild over the past decade.
From left to right, Students: Tyler White, Gage Oswald, Jace Pascoe, Ethan Schmeltzle, Aidan Henry, Jame Nguyen, Carlee Bernd, Gannon Smith, Instructor Brad Brandmeir and industry professional Tim Dicknson
The hill upon completion of the work that took place by the amazing student and adult volunteers. It took a total of 3.5 hours to clear and chip the hill with the 17 volunteers
As a school, LCTI (Lehigh Career & Technical Institute) is working to setup a AWS student chapter and saw an opportunity to volunteer to help a local VFW post do some spring cleaning around the property. The commander and vice commander of the post wished to clear the debris that blocked the view of the F-14 Tomcat plane from the area below the VFW post. The clearing also helped for members and others to enjoy the amazing view of Allentown, PA. In total, eight students, their advisor, one welding professional and eight members cleared the debris, helped clean up the decorations and required winter barriers for the Spring and Summer seasons.
The soon to be LCTI student chapter’s advisor, Brad Brandmeir working to cut down shrubs and trees on the steep hill.
The hill prior to clearing the trees and shrubs that were growing wild over the past decade.
From left to right, Students: Tyler White, Gage Oswald, Jace Pascoe, Ethan Schmeltzle, Aidan Henry, Jame Nguyen, Carlee Bernd, Gannon Smith, Instructor Brad Brandmeir and industry professional Tim Dicknson
The hill upon completion of the work that took place by the amazing student and adult volunteers. It took a total of 3.5 hours to clear and chip the hill with the 17 volunteers