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It all started at 6:30 a.m. on April 1 , when 14 chosen students met in the school parking lot. After waiting for everyone to arrive, students boarded the bus and started on their journey to Midlothian High School. This was the first time PHS had been involved in the UIL academic competition on the high school level and they were competing against juniors and seniors. Once there, waiting for the contests to begin was tiring in itself. Students had access to the cafeteria, which they used of- ten. ' ' Everyone was so bored, so we just ate and listened to the radio, Wendy Allen said. It felt like the longest day of our lives! Listening to music, reading, talking and eating took up time between competitions. After a long afternoon filled with tension and boredom, the awards were given. Eight students placed, with two to go on to regional competition at the University of North Texas on April 22. (jenny Downs) rr aiting for the contests to begin took most of the day. Mazen Bedri and Carrie Robinson shared headphones to pass the time.
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ur iWeasurIng a wooden platform, Kris Hampton fits pieces of his stool in to place Industrial Arts students were allowed to design their own projects according to their individual abilities. Smooth finishes required patience while sanding. Shawn Beck took extra care in making his shelves for a class project Ohop teacher Richard Armand grades his student ' s work. Shop classes also involved written work and reports.
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lypewriters had to be furnished by the school. Michael Splegle helped typewriting coach Jan Richardson load and unload the machines from the bus. rrinners of the day, Gabrlella Maimone (3rd place, Editorial), Jenny Downs (4th place, headlines), Wendy Allen (5th place, typewriting), Lena Bedri (5th place, science), Niechele Gambill (4th place, editorial), and Janet Brooks (3rd place, headlines) meet outside Midlothian High School before the bus ride home. Several students also placed in speech competition held the day before. t ackie Williams fakes time during her speech class to prepare for competitions beginning on May 31. This was the first year PHS competed in U.I.L.competition.
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