Photo Information MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. (Jan.10) – Cheerleaders celebrate the reveal of Quantico Middle/High School’s first “CANstruction” project, made entirely of cans, in the school’s lobby on Jan. 7. It took more than 250 cans to complete the project. Photo by Gregory Morin Download Details Share Starting the year off with a “Can” do attitude 11 Jan 2013 | Lance Cpl. Antwaun L. Jefferson Marine Corps Base Quantico PRINT SHARE MARINE CORPS BASE QUANTICO, Va. -- Cheerleaders celebrate the unveiling of Quantico Middle/High School’s first “CANstruction” projection, made entirely of cans, in the school’s lobby on Jan. 7. Last year Gregory Morin, shop teacher, QMHS, visited the Building Museum in Washington, D.C., where he witnessed several “CANstruction” projects on display. He decided to incorporate those ideas with the school’s annual food drive, in December, with assistance from the math and art departments using more than 250 cans to complete the project. The cans will be donated to the Action in Community Through Service program in Dumfries. Morin hopes this display will spark inspiration and motivate the student body’s creativity and imagination to flourish in future food drives. Tags MCB Quantico; CANstruction; QMHS; Arts; Shop; Museum; Food; 3D; creativity; Cans