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A field trip to the security police acad- emy at Lackland Air Force Base and mockedup crimes performed by them- selves gave students a more realistic view of law enforcement, said fVlr. Lewis Archer, law enforcement teacher. Also as part of the curriculum, the stu- dents viewed demonstrations on police techniques and heard speakers from var- ious areas of law enforcement, continued Mr. Archer. Students enroll to find out about criminal justice, how it works and how it will affect them in later life, he contin- ued. Law enforcement students found the blood, guts, and violence to be the most interesting aspect, said Mr. Archer. They also enjoyed reviewing news clip- pings illustrating violence and justice, he added. I was a policeman for 13 years before coming here and I enjoy teaching greatly, commented Mr. Archer. Approximately 77 seniors enrolled in the course which gave students the basics of law enforcement, he concluded. (A) After being shown how to frisk properly, Danny Smith and Chris Valois practice the technique before their class (photo by Moore). (E) Using Chris Valois as a model, Mr. Archer, instructor, demon- strates how policemen serach for weapons safely (photo by Moore). (F) During third period law enforcement, Mike Paul, Jody Zizelman, Helge Landgrebe, Leo Cuello and Vera Brown listen as Mr. Archer explains a newspaper article on crime to the class (photo by Moore). Pages by Pam Drake 213
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