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SHS holds bridge competition

Thursday, March 14, 2013

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Photos courtesy of Souhegan HIgh School

Sarah King and Ben Polio won the Architectural Merit Award, combining visual appeal and function, by a unanimous vote of their classmates.

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Jessica Roberge's and EmyEzequelle’s bridge smashed the record set a day earlier when their bridge held 390 pounds and achieved an efficiency of 385.

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Photos courtesy of Souhegan High School

James Ewing and Brandon Len were the first to break the school record by 5 pounds when their bridge held 355 pounds total, and achieved the then third best efficiency rating of all time at 326.

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Photos courtesy of Souhegan HIgh School

Sarah King and Ben Polio won the Architectural Merit Award, combining visual appeal and function, by a unanimous vote of their classmates.

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AMHERST – Souhegan High School Advanced Engineering students challenged each other in a Balsa Wood Bridge Competition recently.

Bridges were weight-tested as well measured for efficiency (weight held/weight of bridge). All-time school records were set and broken and set again in the course of the two day event.

In addition to those in the photos, other students achieved All Time Top Ten status were James Diliegro and Danny Dufresne, fifth All-Time, with 260 pounds; Ryan Hinrichs and Jake Kittredge, sixth All-Time, with 250 pounds.

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