Charlie Luetje, left, and his sister, Ade, look back up the hill after coming to a stop Friday evening during a cardboard bobsled race on the hill behind Telstar High School. The kids built the sled last week with their father and grandfather during school vacation. The school district PTA sponsored the event where the only materials that could be used were cardboard, glue and duct tape. Prizes were awarded based on the fastest, farthest, most spirited and epic fail. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
Greg Luetje gives his children Ade, left, and Charlie a push Friday evening during a cardboard bobsled race on the hill behind Telstar High School. The kids built the sled last week with their father and grandfather during school vacation. The school district PTA sponsored the event where the only materials that could be used were cardboard, glue and duct tape. Prizes were awarded based on the fastest, farthest, most spirited and epic fail. Russ Dillingham/Sun Journal
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