Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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. muvw't'kl .. wau-A- .M-A un-V' 0M. w Students set up their own tents on the trip and learned various survival tactics Billy V. Hall 11, a senior from May King, is camouflaged for oper- ations. PHOTO BY? Jej? Colquhaun Juniors and seniors returned from their trip to Blackhawk helicopters from Fort Rucker, Ala- bama. MSU students were able to take rides in the hehcopters while they were on campus. PHOTO BY; Kevin Cockrell

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MSU graduate, Kelli Abner Barhorst, finished the Kentucky Beginning Teacher Internship Program last year. It helps you be a better teacher because it makes you more aware of the guidelines, especially if you are observed, she said. PHOTO BY: Kevin L. Goldy ttI cantt ima ine being a first time teacher and not having someone to as questions to or someone there to help with my problems? said Barhorst. The observation committee is there not only to pass or fail the intern. They offer advice and suggestions to the problems the intern has throughout the year. Many interns have developed a lasting, ersonal relationship with their resource teachers, as we 1 as the other committee members. ttIt really helps? Barhorst said, uin that they have been through every situation and they know what works? Although Barhorst suggests that the program is going a little overboard by being very strict on awarding certifi- cates, she said that it is a good program and is glad she participated in it. ttMy success, if I am successful, should be credited to the people in the department, said Barhorst. She added, ttYou are not only a teacher but you are a coun- selor, a nurse, at mommg and sometimes a daddy. The books cant help you deal wit that, but having someone to talk to canf Teacher Inter 9

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wive 5cross 5 rope Anny-iSSue clothing evices and familiar. , an area by terrain associ- , The day ended with a meal of hambmgers and shakes and by learning how to put up their tents. One upperclass student added a ll. 0. 'l'. ,. STUDENTS LEARN T0 SURVIVE IN A TRIP T0 THE WILIDS little excitement to the even: y axiving a tent stake , ion and 16mm students how to do r, L , y :eachhg a terrain map and using a compass y , k , On Saturday the Jamar 5 t students returned to campus in style in two Blackhawk helicopters from Fort Bucket; Alabama Captain Bart ieffry, a member of the military science fhcuity, discovered that the Blackhawks were not training that weekemi and asked them to be a part of the military science Held training exercise. They spent the rest of the day giving rides to military science students and anyone else who was interested. B