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Program relives past lack History Day has become a tradi- tion for history students. It gives a chance to see what the black culture went through. They performed skits describ- ing anywhere from attending mass and praising the Lord to the results if a black person was sitting in the front of the bus when a white person came on the bus. The performance was put on by students themselves and history classes were allowed a break in order to view all the presentations. History students listen to their preacher showing examples of ways of praising God. Junior Vernita Griffin asks bus driver Abel Chavarilla before she gets on the bus. 1 5 1 Black Hislory Day Copy and Layout by Silvia Salazar
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air Alters Time new tradition was brought to the history wing. Teachers and students put on a history fair. Students thought of a history related subject and then researched the ideas. After the background work was done students then worked on the report itself and ally the visual project work. The purpose of the fair was as for the science fair to make aware of things that happened in history. found the history fair very interesting and very educational. This should be kept the years, said sophomore Susan Masters. Inu, --Q.,-N' V' 1 Q it this iw S' X 3t r f jiffifififfb History students Mark Stuart, Diane Quezada, Kyle Alexander and Sharon Gaston chow a copy of their project Observer , Photo by Randy Sipe Freshman Rachel Hills stands by her project History in the Baking . Photo by Randy Soucedo Layout by Silvia Salazar History Fair 1
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