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lren Kruger does her homework on tebook paper. Photo by John Thomas. v 9 X ,M fi! 3 f.-Qgiiif - ' . 2 , ., ,..,,, .. . .., 44.g.,,,?,f, - ...adware 'V . 'il 1 C ,I li 'ft Paper Paper has been used by everyone at least once in their life. Without paper we couldn 't ha ve come this far. aper. Every student used at least ten sheets a day, whether for homework or airplanes. Not only did students use paper, but so did the teachers. Tests and worksheets were printed on paper, as well as the books we were required to read. Without this great invention where would we be? I don't think educa- tion would have come this far, said Mike Grey, junior. We'd probably still be writing on Clay tablets and that took a long time. 'au Rick Woodard and Mike Rohm discover in- teresting places to work on English assignments. Photo by Jen Newton. Denise Lusk prepares to pass out papers. Photo by Pascal Villiger, Paper 41
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John Holubeck rolls off sheets of paper in the A.V. Room. Photo by Susan Shaeff. l , 1 i X V Y f, 6 ,g.l2'!?v h X laid ,Ci PM A-,iw Y. 40 Paper Juniors work diligently on their papers. Photo by Tom Chambliss. ,V
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Machines ls Klein moving toward becoming a computerized school? Maybe, it 's the way of the future. lick Click Whrr! Plink! You're say- ing where have l heard these sounds before? lt could have been a number of places around campus, where machines from xerox copiers to computers were popping up all around us. Since society is becoming more computerized, why shouldn't Klein? We now have vending machines to fill our daily junk food requirements, typewriters to teach students voca- tional skills and computers in math and reading classes to improve basic skills. Matt Demmings, sophomore, said l relly enjoy working with my computer. Since the world is becoming more computerized, l'll have a head start by working with them now. Students eagerly await their turn to pur- chase their lunch. Photo by Blaine Baker. Jeff Anderle types up an article for the newspaper. Photo by Blaine Baker.
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