Freshmen Ty Campbell and Cameron Stepler haul one of the dozens of hand washing stations into place for this weekend's Taste of Montgomery County at the Lew Wallace Study.
Stepler and Sean McGrath ’16 unload one of the hand washing stations, with the Lew Wallace Study in the background.
Cameron Stepler ’16
Grounds Manager Deb King tells Ty Campbell ’16 where to position the hand washing stations. 'You would not believe how helpful these guys are,' King says. 'And it’s perfect timing, having these Wabash gentlemen help set this up.'
Nick Leuck ’16 helps hang lights for the Taste of Montgomery County.
Lew Wallace Study Director Larry Paarlberg directs the hanging of lights.
Freshmen Drew Breuckman (left) and Aren Petersen hangs lights for this weekend's event.
Freshmen Tim Locksmith, Jonathan Daron, and Corey Hoffman build the stage for the musical acts that will play at this weekend's Taste of Montgomery County.
Daron, Hoffman, and Locksmith
Lew Wallace Study Trustee Dale Petrie ’75 supervises the building of the stage.
Dale Petrie ’75
Corey Hoffman ’16
Freshmen Mor Rent Thang and Alan Camacho build tent shelters for the event. Here they begin work on their second.
Figuring out how to assemble the tents provided some lighter moments.
Camacho assembles poles for the tent. After finishing the first one, he said, 'It's my first time setting up a tent. Turned out pretty good. I’m kind of proud of it.'
Thang and Camacho at work
Freshmen Shay Shirkey and Glenn Doughty assemble the trash cans for the event.
Ty Campbell ’16 and Grounds Manager Deb King: 'I don’t think we could pull this thing off without the volunteer help.'
Duan Le from Vietnam stains a fence on the Sugar Creek Trail as part of Freshmen Community Service.
Nash Jones from Jasper, Indiana
Austin Myers from Evansville spent the morning staining for the Parks and Rec department.
Orientation leader Evan McFarland '14 also helped the group with their community service project.
Freshmen Ty Campbell and Cameron Stepler haul one of the dozens of hand washing stations into place for this weekend's Taste of Montgomery County at the Lew Wallace Study.
Grounds Manager Deb King tells Ty Campbell ’16 where to position the hand washing stations. 'You would not believe how helpful these guys are,' King says. 'And it’s perfect timing, having these Wabash gentlemen help set this up.'
Freshmen Tim Locksmith, Jonathan Daron, and Corey Hoffman build the stage for the musical acts that will play at this weekend's Taste of Montgomery County.
Camacho assembles poles for the tent. After finishing the first one, he said, 'It's my first time setting up a tent. Turned out pretty good. I’m kind of proud of it.'