Frame Building at Hancock High School

Visited Hancock High School this afternoon to have a look at what the "A Team" is building for the car. Here they are below ...

Pictured left to right, Derek Webben (11th grade), Braden Hammerstrom (10th grade), Jake Korpela (11th grade),Ryan Wulbber (10th grade), Vinny Morin (11th grade), Martin Oja (11th grade), Josh Verran (11th grade), Lenny Johnson (12th grade) Not pictured are Blake Erikson and Jason Stromer.

Mark Koski, an intern from Northern Michigan University overseeing the construction project is reviewing the plan with Mary.

Frame Details ...

The frame is 19 x 9 feet and the height of the sculpture will be 9 feet.
With the car and the ice it will probably weigh over 2 tons.

Jim Stevens giving directions to his carpentry students.

The frame is bring prepped for dismantling and reassembly at the final site. Tomorrow morning we will meet Mark Koski and his team to lay out the frame and fill it up with the first layer of water.

Jim Stevens, Industrial Arts Instructor

We have been corresponding with Jim Stevens for over a month now and have finally met him in person. Here he is with Hancock High School principal John B. Sanregret and his college intern Mark Koski from Northern Michigan University.

First Visit to Hancock High School

We met with Jim Stevens, Industrial Arts teacher, and his enthusiastic team of eight Hancock High School Students. They are helping us to construct the Frozen Car's tank.