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Pumpkin plunge

TOM GILBERT/Tulsa World

 
By Staff Reports
Published: 11/1/2006  5:07 AM
Last Modified: 11/1/2006  5:07 AM



First photo, Daniel Mason (from left) watches as Steve Amburn and Frederick Doutey, first-year members of the Tulsa Engineering Academy at Memorial High School, drop a pumpkin encased in a protective enclosure from the top of LaFortune Stadium on Tuesday. The students’ assignment was to design a device that would keep a pumpkin from breaking when dropped from the height of a low-flying helicopter. Second photo, Russell Shook (left) and Michael Kropiewnicki, first-year members of the engineering academy, check the pumpkin that they dropped from the top of LaFortune Stadium. Third photo, Molly Wahl, a first-year member of the academy, drops a pumpkin enclosed in a plastic bag with other shock-absorbing material.














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