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Wesley Strnad and Chloe Speer

Sixth-grader Wesley Strnad and eighth-grader Chloe Speer, both
of Thrall Middle School, make final adjustments to their city model
before judging takes place at the regional Future City Competition
at Texas State University in San Marcos Jan. 21.

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Emily Price and Alyssa Kramer

Eighth-graders Emily Price and Alyssa Kramer work on building
their city model.

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Most Innovative Power Generation System

Pictured from left to right are Thrall Middle School students
Emily Price, Alyssa Kramer, Bradley Graham, Wesley Strnad, Chloe
Speer, along with teacher Kim Gentry, after earning the award for
Most Innovative Power Generation System at the regional Future City
Competition.

Posted: Friday, February 3, 2012 1:00 am

Engineers of the future

Amanda Sena

Taylor Daily Press

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Thrall MS students build an underwater city

Imagine an underwater city powered by tidal turbines.

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