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AHS ON THE MOVE- Drama students on the walking portion of the tour walk towards the Olive Deluce Fine Arts Building. At the Fine arts building students toured an art room along with a band practice room. AHS band student Nevaeh Duranco was amazed at the size of the band room, and said “when we got to see their band room and being amazed about how big it was compared to what we see every day.”

“Clue” on Cue

Mary McCurdy, Staff Writer
December 21, 2021
LOUNGING AFTER LUNCH- AHS drama students Kate Birge, Megan Birge, Alix Nath and Josie Molina hang out after lunch with and Alexis Christensen laying across them. After lunch there was down time for students to mingle. Students layed around, talked, and did improv in this time before the walking tour started.

BEARCAT NATION- After the morning sessions AHS walk across campus to the dining hall for lunch. Getting the real college experience students ate at the J.W. Jones Student Union. Students enjoyed the lunch and had a large choice of food including the thanksgiving feast being held that day.

---- Freshman Alix Nath corners down the camera while waiting for the opening speech to start. After the opening students broke off into groups to head out on different tours of the performing center. There was a total of four groups and each went to a different areas which included the lighting technology, main stage, make-up, and costuming.

--- AHS drama students stand in line awaiting check in for the conference. Sophomore Neveah Durancio described the trip as an “extra bonding experience with the theater kids, got to talk to each other more.” The trip allowed students to interact with one another in a different environment than what they are used to.

CAMERA READY- While waiting for instructions on where to go Freshman Zoey Autan takes a picture of Kaylee Stetzle, Nevaeh Rhodes, and Alexis Christensen. Students gathered in the Fieldhouse waiting to found out what they were going to do next. It turned out to be the wrong building and students walked over to the Ron Houston building for the performing arts.

WELCOME TO MARYVILLE- AHS students hustle to the Hughes Fieldhouse after arriving in Maryville. There was a total of 28 students who went on the trip, a majority of which were apart of Baggett’s drama class. The other students who were not in his drama class had been apart of at least one production through the high school.

HITTING THE ROAD- Sophomore Hudson Goff gets ready to head out to Maryville. Goff had fun on the trip and his favorite part was “the whole thing.” Goff has been involved in the “behind the scenes” of multiple productions at AHS and he really enjoyed seeing the off stage aspect of the play during the tour.

HERE!- Before heading down to Maryville Sarah Rose takes attendance, while Brandon Baggett stands by. Drama teacher Baggett doubled as a bus driver for the trip. His drama students went down to Maryville, Missouri to spend a day at Northwest Missouri State University.

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