Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor smiles as she takes a look inside a 1965 Ford that had been restored by students.
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Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, left, speaks with advanced manufacturing technologies instructor Robert Golden, center, as Superintendent Ron Matter, right, looks on.
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As Superintendent Ron Matter, left, and welding instructor John Sliwinski, center right, look on, Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, center left, greets Josh Nissen, 18, an Eastwood student.
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Welding instructor John Sliwinski, left, and Superintendent Ron Matter, center right, talk with Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, center left, as Josh Nissen, 18, an Eastwood student, right, works on his welding.
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Welding instructor John Sliwinski, center, smiles as Lake senior Madison Prodan, 18, left, shows Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, right, her recently welded piece.
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Welding instructor John Sliwinski, left, speaks with Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, center, as Josh Nissen, 18, an Eastwood student, right, works on a school project.
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Superintendent Ron Matter, center, and Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, right, listen as advanced manufacturing technologies student KC Glass, 18, of Lake, left, describes his classwork.
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Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor, left, speaks with advanced manufacturing technologies instructor Robert Golden.
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