Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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Aer. -E 184' A H3 ,gl w. Presidential Classroom Whether Hope Norman is gazing thoughtfully at the Jefferson Memorial, or Tari Wyrick is enjoying one of the many exhibits at the Smithsonian, or Ginger Gra- ham and Billy Zachary are discussing what they saw in Congress, or Shari Lee is surveying the city from the top of the Washington Monument, all five ASH students are experiencing the excitement of the annual Presidential Classroom Award in Washington D.C. A week in the nation's capital is awarded to top high school students each year and these Trojans have been selected to represent ASH Seniors of 1978. 47 Features

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,nz fi?-E' . . Louisiana State State government seems complex, confusing V fy., . 'sri if E I K ,NV 5 ff. .y l A J X , - V21 T rl. NG HOURS 1 fo SYM 'mv ow 4 , 8' gf 1 1 and hard to reach, sometimes wrapped in igno- rance as the Mississippi River is wrapped in fog The summer before their senior year, ten stu dents from ASH are selected by the faculty to dissolve some of the mystery surrounding state politics. After a week at Louisiana State holding mock elections, serving as officials, and explor- ing the workings of the law they recreate, dele- gates return with a much clearer vision of Baton Rouge, their capital city. an E P-3 E ffl aff' Q rs j- A ,ta ,. my if in-1 OPPOSlTE PAGE: Top Row: Cathy Rogers, Billy Zachary, Clay Dearman. Middle Row: Greg Texada, Marty Wells, Deb- bie Haase. Bottom Row: Don Corley, Mimi Nichols, Chris Clowers. NOT SHOWN: Susan Simonson, Donald Fritz. 6 Y .,- i to ' , 8 is H t t CHECK. F A weapons with , oesx sot t 6 - A. ,A i K t I 49 Features