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MOUNT CARMEL Will it float? <\/p>\n
The answer to the age-old question was answered Friday during the Mount Carmel Area Junior\/Senior High School ninth annual Boat Regatta. <\/p>\n
Boats made of cardboard, rubber sealant and a limited amount of duct tape either sank or stayed afloat during the double-elimination event organized by industrial arts teacher Keith Fourspring. <\/p>\n
Leading up to the humorous event, Fourspring taught his students how to create small-scale models and solve formulas to determine if their ships would be sea worthy. Months of hard work by students was ultimately put to the test Friday in the head-to-head competition that contained several heats. <\/p>\n
First place was awarded to Selana Guererro, second to Alyssa Karycki and third to Evan Salamone. <\/p>\n
The event included live music by students and light refreshments for event sponsors. The boats that did not make the finish line were ultimately decommissioned and placed in a district garbage truck. <\/p>\n
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