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Cape May man gives culinary students a lesson in turning ice into sculptures
Ice sculptures
Doug Gomersall watched as Cape May County Technical High School sophomore Emily Farschon, a culinary arts student, worked on carving a butler. Submitted by Dave Masterson
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Junior Noelle Sittineri worked on carving a clown face.
Ice sculptures
Sophomore Shayla Mitchell started etching the ice block.
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Senior Kaitlin Helsey worked on carving a butler.
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Sophomore Lily Blum tried on the clown face ice sculpture.
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Sophomore Eve Ulbrich carvied a clown face into the ice block.
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Half of the culinary class at Cape May County Technical School posed with clown face ice sculpture. Submitted by Dave Masterson
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Junior Krista McGowen became part of the clown face ice sculpture.
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Junior Devyn Sittineri carved an elephant as Doug Gomersall watched.
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Sophomore Shawn Rose completes the clown face in the ice sculpture.
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