Darien Wells lifts a pot of bean-hole beans Wednesday from the cooking pit where they had been cooking since Tuesday at Leavitt Area High School in Turner. Kaisley Marquis, left, and Jamison Ellis next to her document the activity for a class focusing on documenting all the H.I.V.E. classes. Brennan Westervelt and Paige Rice look on.
Kaiden Tabet fills a plate with bacon Wednesday held by Brennan Westervelt during Leavitt Area High School's H.I.V.E. Week in Turner, where students take part in a class that interests them. Behind them at the campfire Darien Wells and Paige Rice tend to the bacon on their campfire. The outdoor cooking class also worked with various ways of building a fire and had plans to make a trash can turkey.
Presley Morris applies a splint to Bella Jennings’ arm Wednesday during Leavitt Area High School’s H.I.V.E. Week in Turner. The two signed up for a wilderness first aid class. Morris is involved in snowmobile racing and is planning to buy splints, and ace bandages to have on hand for emergencies.
Hayley McCormick, Mady Therriault and Kylee Spugnardi make buttercream frosting Wednesday in a cooking class during Leavitt High School’s H.I.V.E. Week in Turner.
Madison Dutio and Emily Poland examine a cake Wednesday during a cooking class during Leavitt Area High School’s H.I.V.E. Week in Turner. The cake-making part of the class was modeled after the television show “Nailed It," in which contestants attempt to reproduce a professionally made cake. Dutio and Poland were creating gluten-free versions.
Maddie Gabri, Elizabeth St. Hilaire, Sydney Marston and Sia-anna Dill act the parts of fighters Wednesday as Sydney Giles films a movie within a movie during Leavitt Area High School’s H.I.V.E. Week in Turner.
Rachel Wyman runs the camera Wednesday in a moviemaking class during Leavitt Area High School’s H.I.V.E. Week in Turner. The moviemaking program was popular enough to support several movies. This group was making a scripted mockumentary about people trying out for a play, and utilized the school’s makeup room and auditorium. Looking on from the left, are teacher Myranda Michaud, Charlotte Trundy, Kaeley Tremblay and Victoria Ranger.
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