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Juan Aguilera, Tasha Spurgeon. Les Hern- andez. Mathew Lewis, Kelly Fitz- gerald. Roberto Rodriguez. Cathy Meacham. Renae Robertson in Mexicali. PREMIER 5
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4 PREMIER Antelope: The main attraction for teens in the area! Antelope was high school students’ “main attraction.” It offered not only a continued education to the student but also a chance to socialize, to release physical energy through sports, to get involved with clubs and organization, and to learn and practice leadership. Many students traveled from far and wide to attend A.U.H.S. One student. Shelly Ward, from Hyder commented. “The long bus ride is fun. Everyone is pretty rowdy so it makes it seem a lot shorter than it is.” Another student. Lisa Baker, commented on the bus ride from Hyder, “It gives you a chance to do any homework you might have or to just talk with your friends.” She continued. “Sometimes I just take a little nap.” With the growing need for higher education, students had to finish high school to go on to college in order to get a job worth having. Not many people make enough money except to barely get by if they don't have a degree “under their belt.” A.U.H.S. had many clubs and organizations students could be a part of. Kathy Henry said. “I chose FFA to devote my time to. You learn leadership and how to get along with your peers.” Clubs open up many chances to socialize and learn. There were field trips, parties, and fund raisers. For example. FHA went to the State Fair in Phoenix. Key club cleaned the Bill Frans enjoys a hamburger in the cafeteria. Mathew Lewis and Renae Robertson take in a few rays. Ms. Milburn sells tickets at the Homecoming game. Terry Norton poses for a quick photo on freshman slave day Turkey Shoot grounds and had a wienie roast, and Art club planned to visit the Phoenix area art museums. One of the FHA members, Rebecca Moore, said. “We had a great time at the State Fair; I Probably wouldn’t have gotten to go if it hadn’t been with FHA.” Along with the many clubs’ social events, there were class and student council activities. Dances were very popular. Mona Herrera said. “I’m glad that we have dances after the games because that's sometimes the only chance we get to do anything since we live so far from Yuma.” Mr. Bridger commented about the dances. “I have always felt that the dances are a necessity because of the lack of social activities in the community. We definitely have an obligation to the students to offer some sort of extra-curricular activities.” Sports was another big thing in many students’ lives. Johnny Rivas said, I loved playing football for Antelope. I’m sorry this was my last year.” School also offered a chance to make friends. Sharon Mellage commented on this. “I met people in high school that I would have never met otherwise. Since Antelope takes in such a large area, you get to meet people that live 50-75 miles from you.” Whatever the reason, students chose to attend Antelope; it was their “main attraction!
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