Adam Anthony (12) uses the fire drill as a chance to catch up on some sleep.
Adam Anthony (12) uses the fire drill as a chance to catch up on some sleep.

    Gallery: Fire drill gives student body a break

    Cara Jennings
    February 20, 2013

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    Gallery • 6 Photos
    Once they have found their class, students joke around and chat with each other.

     

    On Monday, February 18, Manual students evacuated onto the practice field for a fire drill during fourth block.

    Miracle Stewart (11) listens to music as her hair blows in the strong wind outside during the drill. Photo by Meg Shanks.
    Miracle Stewart (11) listens to music as her hair blows in the strong wind outside during the drill. Photo by Meg Shanks.

     

    A sea of students slowly exit the practice field through one exit by the fence. Photo by Meg Shanks.
    A sea of students slowly exit the practice field through one exit by the fence. Photo by Meg Shanks.
    Principal Larry Wooldridge and Ms. Alesia Williams (English) converse as the students begin to return to class. Photo by Meg Shanks
    Principal Larry Wooldridge and Ms. Alesia Williams (English) converse as the students begin to return to class. Photo by Meg Shanks
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