....is in place and you've connected the positive cable, the negative cable should be attached...
'Been doing some major office reorganizing and running across all manner of things not seen for awhile. Forum Historian Craig Parslow doesn't think the above photo has been posted before, so 'thought you'd all enjoy it. I had just turned 24 years of age and was in my third semester teaching auto mechanics.
Those two fellas were good students; I hope their lives continued on a positive trajectory forward from that time as high school freshmen. Anyone who has ever taught school fondly remembers many of their students and wonders how life turned out for them.
I never liked the composition of that photo: I thought we all ought to be looking at the new 302 Ford engine, one way or another. But I remember the photographer telling me to look at the engine and the students to look at me. 'Didn't make that much sense at the time and still doesn't.
"Tech" was Arsenal Technical High School on the near east side of downtown Indianapolis. Obviously, it was so well known by its nickname that the newspaper didn't bother to spell it out. BP
'Been doing some major office reorganizing and running across all manner of things not seen for awhile. Forum Historian Craig Parslow doesn't think the above photo has been posted before, so 'thought you'd all enjoy it. I had just turned 24 years of age and was in my third semester teaching auto mechanics.
Those two fellas were good students; I hope their lives continued on a positive trajectory forward from that time as high school freshmen. Anyone who has ever taught school fondly remembers many of their students and wonders how life turned out for them.
I never liked the composition of that photo: I thought we all ought to be looking at the new 302 Ford engine, one way or another. But I remember the photographer telling me to look at the engine and the students to look at me. 'Didn't make that much sense at the time and still doesn't.
"Tech" was Arsenal Technical High School on the near east side of downtown Indianapolis. Obviously, it was so well known by its nickname that the newspaper didn't bother to spell it out. BP
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