Sun gazing
South Hamilton Middle and High School students on Tuesday got a glimpse of the eclipse, thanks to the ingenuity of high school math teacher Dan Fuchs. He made a telescope that allowed the students to view the rare solar eclipse safely.
Pictured: Middle school student Owen Ealy watches the sun disappear using protective glasses.
Fuchs demonstrates his device. Daily Freeman-Journal photos by Angela Hewitt/
South Hamilton students cluster outside the front of high school/middle school building in Jewell.
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