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THE WORK ON THE SECOND FLOOR CONTINUES |
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The kitchen cabinets that will serve the residents
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Rev. Poettcker puts his hand to cabinet building.
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Bathroom cabinets are installed in the shower room.
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A common sink is installed outside the bathroom area.
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Toilet area cabinets. In Suriname, it is traditional for the bathroom
and toilet areas to be separate and this arrangement was continued in
the new building.
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INSTALLATION OF TRANSFORMER: FULL POWER FOR THE SCHOOL IS FINALLY IN SIGHT AFTER TWO YEARS
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In order to get power to the school, we had to pay for a
special transformer which actually served the whole area. |
It was order approximately eight months earlier, requiring around
US$10,000 up front cash.
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After pulling out all stops to get them to actually
deliver it. |
On May 13, 2005, it was actually delivered. It would be a number of
months before it would be effectively installed, but the school had full
power in time for the opening of the 2005 school year in August.
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Graduation, May 19, 2005
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Parents & students gather for graduation ceremonies
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Valedictorian for 2005
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Presentation of diplomas to some of the 2005 seniors
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Graduating Class of 2005
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Rev. Poettcker poses with the Class of 2005 |
Class of 2005 posing with some teachers and staff
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