Gatorland
Mini-‐Golf
Spectacular
People
came
out
in
droves
for
the
Gatorland
Mini-‐Golf
Spectacular
on
Tuesday,
June
3rd
and
Wednesday,
June
4th.
Students
worked
for
10
weeks
to
design
and
create
the
mini-‐golf
course
that
was
on
display.
Technology
Education
teachers
Mr.
Better
and
Mr.
Emmett
joined
forces
with
their
students
to
transform
the
football
field
into
a
challenging
20-‐hole
course
that
stumped
many
and
was
triumphed
by
only
a
few
brave
and
hearty
souls.
Ultimately,
win
or
lose,
everyone
had
a
great
time
and
now
we
can’t
wait
to
see
what
they
come
up
with
for
next
year’s
project!
This
venture,
which
would
not
have
been
possible
otherwise,
was
sponsored
by
many
local
businesses
as
well
as
families
with
personal
donations.
Gateway
would
like
to
thank:
The
Home
Depot;
Five
Guys;
Visionary
Brands;
Young’s
Cleaners;
Ellenby
Tech;
Glendora
VFW
Post
8714;
Big
Swing
Golf
Center;
Dave
and
Busters;
BTB
Builders;
Bouncing
Birthdays;
Sprague’s
Auto;
Hawk’s
Corner
Deli;
Archer’s
Airport
Service;
Cornerstone
Quick
Lube;
MIG;
Ragnor
Rodeo;
Boggs
Auto;
National
Guard;
Avon;
VFW
Post
5579;
Fayette
Family,
Berenato
Family,
Mr.
Kevin
Bradley
(Eastern
HS
Tech
Ed);
Bertagnolli
Family;
Bashar
Family;
Spissell
Family;
Emmet
Family;
Leahy
Family,
Mrs.
Evans;
Dylan
Coates,
and
Mrs.
Gale
for
their
generous
contributions.
Following
are
pictures
commemorating
the
two-‐day
event.
Senior
Mike
Pestrak
(l)
and
dad
had
a
great
time
challenging
one
another
on
the
spooky
red-‐eye
trap
at
Gator
Golf.
The
course,
which
looks
easy,
is
a
little
more
on
the
difficult
side
than
you
would
imagine.
This
hole
was
designed
to
look
like
gator
scales.
Just
when
you
thought
it
was
safe
to
go
back
in
the
swamp…Students
and
parents
had
a
great
time
with
these
golf
games.
What
looks
so
easy
is
really
deceiving.