Bryan High School welding students building a monster truck nearly halfway done
Welding students at Bryan High School have worked hard these past few months to assemble a mini monster truck that will be unveiled at a Monster Jam event in June.
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Bryan students making progress on mini–Monster Jam truck
Bryan High School welding teacher Chris Lehde, center, gives direction to, from left, Nate Surley, Zaine Nelson and Caleb Gates as they prepare to do more work on the frame of the mini-monster truck ...