Firefighters-in-training celebrate end of school year
By Julie Riddle1 min read
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student grins after dousing a fake fire with a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
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News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student grins after dousing a fake fire with a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
News Photo by Julie Riddle
A student learns to hold a fire hose with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau at Ella White Elementary School on Tuesday.
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ALPENA -- Students at Ella White Elementary School fought a mock blaze during their June Jubilee on Tuesday.
As part of the day's outdoor activities celebrating Thursday's end of the school year, students rotated through a station where they used a fire hose to knock down a wooden fire with the help of Alpena Fire Department Community Resource Officer Andy Marceau.
"You can't let go of the hose," a wet Marceau said, moments after corralling a wayward nozzle with his foot.