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ON KAMPSVILLE AND OTHER ADVENTURES by Brock Fowler The Freshman class trip has become a tradition here at North Shore. It serves a unique purpose. The trip unites the new Freshman class, and helps bring them to- gether with their new teachers. High School is where important and long-lasting friendships are formed. The Freshman trip is where it all begins at North Shore. On September 2, the journey began. The Freshmen were accompanied by Mr. lack Bard, Mrs. Nancy Geyer, and Mrs. Adrienne Weisse. Kampsville is famous for its archeological environment, so there were many things to learn. The first thing we had to learn was that Kampsville is not like our hometowns; there is only one general store in the village. But Kampsville served as a perfect backdrop for learning about the wilderness, history in the area, and how to survive if stranded. Of course, the closest any of us got to being stranded was when the bus broke down. The trip lasted four days and proved to be a very worthwhile experience. Each year the Middle School classes take a trip similar to the Freshman trip. The sixth-graders went to Turkey Run, where they went on hikes and learned what it was like to live in a turn-of-the-century town. The seventh-graders went to the George Williams College. They went on long hikes, fished, sang, and learned to listen to and learn from one another. The eighth-graders went to the Indiana Sand Dunes. Unlike the other trips, this was only for one day. It consisted of a hike with a park ranger, a lecture about nature, and an exploration of the Sand Dunes. All these trips underscore the value our school places on experiential learning. The trips in each case proved worthwhile and, more important to most students, a lot of fun. 22
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