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(6 Mar 2007) SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION Enterprise, Alabama - 5 March 2007 1. Wide view of funeral home POOL Enterprise, Alabama - 5 March 2007 2. Pan view from casket to people arriving for funeral 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr G. Lance Hogan, Pastor-1st Baptist Church of Enterprise "Honestly these deaths make no sense to us. They frustrate us in our attempts to provide easy answers and we are failing there and, in these circumstances, are calling us today to gather and to pay our respect to the life of Michelle Wilson." 4. Close up notice 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr G. Lance Hogan, Pastor-1st Baptist Church of Enterprise: "There are no really easy answers to the tragedy that we have all experienced this week. Nobody knows why a beautiful young girl in perfect health in high school can be in school one moment with her peers in the classroom and in the next moment go out in eternity." 6. Pull back view of casket, as hymn "Amazing Grace" is played AP TELEVISION Enterprise, Alabama - 5 March 2007 7. Wide view of church after service, zoom into mourners outside AP TELEVISION Enterprise, Alabama - 3 March 2007 8. View of damaged high school 9. Pan of damaged cars under trees AP TELEVISION Enterprise, Alabama - 5 March 2007 10. Various views of classmates after service 11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Casey Prescott, one of Michelle Wilson's best friends "It has been hard because nothing ever happens like this and it is hard not to have a high school and it is hard to miss everybody that we lost and it is just not fair." 12. Mid of flowers STORYLINE: A small Alabama town on Monday began the process of burying the first of eight high school students who died when a tornado slammed into the Enterprise High School Thursday last week. School friends and family members commemorated the life of student Alice Michelle Wilson at her funeral on Monday morning. The 16 year old was in 10th grade and was in Army ROTC (Reserve Officer Training Corp). In her honour, members of her unit wore their dress uniforms to her funeral. Mourners filed into the small chapel and paid tribute to the simple wood casket, adorned with a spray of flowers. Wilson died last Thursday when a twister ripped the high school apart and dropped a massive roof section and concrete blocks onto several students. Many students, including Casey Prescott, one of Michelle Wilson's best friends were still in shock over the storm. "It has been hard because nothing ever happens like this and it is hard not to have a high school and it is hard to miss everybody that we lost and it is just not fair," she told AP Television. Officials say schools will remain closed all week, as the town cleans up from last week's killer tornado and mourns those who were lost. The school superintendent in Enterprise says he's doing all he can to get high school students back in class as soon as possible. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...