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COMPUTERIZED JOURNALISTS - Seniors Lisa Engster and Patty Pitts listen as newspaper adviser Gail Hopkins instructs them on a video display terminal at the Arkansas Gazette. - Photo by Beth Brady Classes enjoy 'on Field Field trips were used in a variety of classes to give students a first hand view of their areas of study. The newspaper staff's trip to the Arkansas Gazette was one such experience. The trip was planned by adviser Gail Hopkins, who called it a lesson in compari- son. Most newspapers, regardless of their size, are working toward the same goal, she said. I thought it would be beneficial for students to see that the work of profession- the scene' instruction trips al journalists is a lot like the work that the Star staff members do. Another popular field trip was the stagecraft students' trip to the Arkansas Reperatory Theatre in Little Rock. Stagecraft teacher Steve Brown planned the trip in connection with an assignment he gave his students to design their own theater. This trip gave students ideas to use in their own projects, he said. HSeeing professionals work helped students understand the proper procedures. Senior Shannon Hardy said the trip was enlightening because it showed how much and how little you can do with. It also gave us a chance to experience the challenge involved in working around a theater, Shannon said. Other field trips included the business law students' trip to municipal court, the world prob- lem students' trip to Bill Clinton's inauguration ceremonies, and the home economics students' trip to Dillards' home center. junior Robin Smith described field trips as an important part of high school. lt lets you know what goes on behind the scenes, she said, and it also breaks the monotony of coming to class. - By Rex DeLoney FINGER PAINTING - Senior Moss Stallings lends a finger to an officer for finger prints. Business law classes visited the police station to witness law making procedures. - Photo by Angie Cook Seniors, field trips!i33
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James Pankovlch. Tracy Parker - FBLA, Football, Key Club, Track, Young Life. Regina Parks - VICA iTreasurerl. Larry Pate -- Anything Goes fCrewl, Arsenic and Old Lace fCrewj, Band iAll-Region, Concert, Symphonicl, Encore iCrew5, The Matchmaker lCrewJ, Young Life. Lyndll Patterson - Key Club, Young Life. Contonia Perkins - Band ilvlarchlngj, BOE, Chargettes. Steve Peterson - Cam- palgners, Football, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta. National Honor Society, Young Life. Kevin Pettis -- Band lConcertl. Sonia Pevey. Joan Pickering - FBLA ilst V. Pres.l, French Club, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man iCrew7, Spanish Club. Patty Pitts - Anything Goes, Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Quill and Scroll, Star iBus. Mgr., Exchange Ed.j, Student Congress. Brian Poellot - Band lAlI- Reglon, All-State, Marching, Symphonlcl, Encore, Honor Society, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Music Man, Pippin lOrchestraJ, Student Council, Track lMgr.y, Volleyball lMgr.y. Richard Polack -- Basketball, Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Young Llfe. Florence Polk - Westside High School: DECA, French Club, Glee Club, Who's Who. Roger Pool. Barbara Ann Powell - Anything Goes, Encore, Music Man, The Matchmaker. Greg Powell - Band lJazzJ, ChargerfHead Photographerj, Quill and Scroll, Young Life. Leslie Powell - Chargettes, Young Life. Mark Prentice. Jodi Price - Chargettes, German Club lPresldentJ, Young Life, 13Z!Classes
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