Students recycle our past in major works

By Brendan Arrow
Updated November 9 2012 - 6:00pm, first published August 24 2010 - 7:27am
WELL DONE:  Kelso High timber and furniture industries students Tim Summers, back left, Teigan Cox, Lisa Howarth, Tim Cowley, Andrew Brown, Jarrod Cornwall and William Gilbert with Aaron Betts, front, who made his part of his table out of wood from the old Eglinton Bridge.  Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK  082410ckhs9
WELL DONE: Kelso High timber and furniture industries students Tim Summers, back left, Teigan Cox, Lisa Howarth, Tim Cowley, Andrew Brown, Jarrod Cornwall and William Gilbert with Aaron Betts, front, who made his part of his table out of wood from the old Eglinton Bridge. Photo: CHRIS SEABROOK 082410ckhs9

A group of Kelso High Campus students have unlocked some hidden treasurers as part of their Higher School Certificate (HSC) studies.

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