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The building trades classes from Warsaw Community High School will host an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at its project house, 926 Country Club Drive.
Twenty-three students worked on this year's home, which is owned by Terry and Roxanne Bannon. The students were involved in framing, roofing, window and door installation, drywalling, siding, electical wiring, plumbing, heating, painting, trimming, landscaping, play equipment and all concrete work.
The Bannon home is a two-story colonial featuring a living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast area, exercise room, laundry room, half bath, study and a three-season porch on the main floor, which is 2,032 square feet. The upper level, 1,280 square feet, consists of a master bedroom and three other bedrooms, two full baths and two walk-in closets. The home also features a covered front porch, a two-car garage and lots of storage closets.
The building trades program, which is in its 14th year, is under the direction of Tom Heiman.
Students who worked on this year's house were, seniors: Ryan Antonides, Richie Brown, Wes Dawson, Jake Eherenman, Josh Grindle, Kevin Hall, Tim Heckaman, Nick Kintzel, Brian Tennant, Eric White; juniors: Jason Coleman, James Crisp, Aaron Dobbs, Steve Hall, Terry Hygema, Dyriell Kreis, Nick Meeks, Micah Metzger, Noah "Mike" Miller (Whitko), Aaron McClone, Ben Sanders, David Swoverland and Josh Wallen.
To reach the building trades house, take McClellan Street (Country Club Road) off of East Smith Street and go seven-tenths of a mile south to Country Club Drive and turn left. Go three-tenths of a mile to the gray two-story home on the right at the curve. Watch for open house signs.
Parking should be along the curb at the entrance areas of the two adjacent streets and on the grassy area across from the house.
