1 Assistant Instructor Mike Coker demonstrates the proper way to do beat adjustment.
2 Assistant Instructor Ron Van Ness checks out the operation of Walt Vinston's clock.
3 Kitchen Clock Repair 100 is for students who have had no prior training in clock repair. Many procedures begin with a demonstration from the instructor. Then the student is given a chance to do the same thing. Here instructor Phil Ball demonstrates a particular technique for the class.
4 Jerry Harlin doesn't want to get too close to his clock when it is running. You never know what that thing might do!
5 (Left to Right) Front row: Richard Rose, Mark Vozar, Bruce Wooldridge, Joe Richards and Jerry Harlin. Middle row: William Howard McDowell, Walt Vinson, Phil Ball (instructor). Back row: Michael Cox and the very spunky Alex Santa-Pinter. Assisting were Mike Coker and Ron Van Ness.
6 Another view of the above demonstration.
7 Richard Rose is trying to determine the proper holes for placing all these pivots and wheels!
