No end of activity on end-of-semester calendar
Published 04.28.2022
– Photos by Alexis M. Burrell (block party) and Kollin G. Kisner (car show and robots)
Come one, come all to the WEB Block Party midway!
While holding a stuffed lion, Taylor J. Leshock tends to some less sedentary members of the animal kingdom. Leshock is a graphic design student from Shamokin.
Among the many diversions to ease pre-finals anxiety was this craft-your-own-critter table.
Mitch M. Willis, of Bloomsburg, majoring in information assurance and cyber security, channels his inner Jackson Pollock.
2001 accounting alumna Kelly D. Anderson teaches her niece how to play cornhole.
Toting an evening's worth of fun are sisters Ja’Quela (left) and Jonice Dyer, of Dover, Del., both enrolled in business administration.
If a teasing hint of warmer temperatures isn't enough, flowering apple trees bring proof that spring (perhaps) has sprung.
This Chevrolet 210, in its owner's family for three decades, offers a reminder of the late-1950s' marriage of style and economy.
A sporty Plymouth Duster ...
Though parked next to each other, some vehicles at the show were miles apart!
Everything old, on view again
A Plymouth Road Runner Superbird pops its hood and lowers a window to accommodate its cartoon inspiration.
Before-and-after models are displayed within this iconic Carroll Shelby Ford Mustang.
... adds a smaller version to enhance its parking-lot appeal.
A Chevy truck displays multiple layers of paint, each with a story to tell.
Working on his robot, Awfset, is engineering design technology student Benson Paul Weaver, of Lancaster.
Josh James Smith, an electronics & computer engineering technology student from Whitehall, with his robot, Last Min
A colorful array of combatants
Stephen C. Brodecki, of Cochranville, pursuing a bachelor's degree in engineering design technology, sweeps up after a match.
Spectators surround the enclosed arena, a welcome turnout for the whirring action.
Kyle D. Singer, a former SWORD officer, makes repairs to his bot, Dain.
SWORD Spring Robot Fights
It's just not a carny without a food vendor or two.
Small, but mighty, these battlin' bots!