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Suzanne Stevens comment- ed that “l can’t concentrate without the radio, because if I’m in total silence | wonder what other people are do- ing.” For the Freshmen, learning how to study is one of the hardest things to master. When high school status has been reached, the teachers no longer guide students through their books. Fresh- men are on their own and it can be pretty scary. Learning to study for ex- ams can be a devastating ex- perience. Not only is hair pulled out, nails bitten to the quick, but over half the stu- dent body resembles walking zombies. By the time the Senior year rolls around, studying is what's done for a once-in- awhile exam, if a person hap- Brains at work In the library, David Collins and Loretta Garrett find an uncrowded place to do homework. 10 Studying pens to be lucky enough to only have to take one exam. According to Senior Diane Bodsford, ‘It’s really won- derful to know all those months of hard work paid off by not having to take exams.” After being at MBK for four years you really get used to people lounging on a courtyard bench with an al- gebra book gently resting over their head, or passing through the senior hall and happening to notice some- one sitting in a knee-high pile of books, frantically flip- ping through a government notebook in hopes of finding that dittoed worksheet. People at MBK have unique methods of studying. Where will they be cracking their books next? — the jani- tor’s closet? Quicky job In a hurry to get some work done Lee Church ducks be- hind this books with pen and pad.
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More than studying While studying, Richard James takes a minute to make a face at the photographer. Cram for that exam Senior Mike An- drews, studies for a test out in the courtyard during a break. Original study place Doing some work in the library, Barbara Bullock sits with her friends at a front table. Anywhere’s good Having a seat in the hall Sherry Goodrich works on some homework. Concentration While acting like she’s reading, Debbie Everheart takes a quick nap. Studying 9
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Teachers, too, Mr. Boston shows Loads and loads These work bound Work? who said work? Nichole and that teachers do some sneak home- students take ashortcut through the her friends have a work-rap session work too! courtyard with loads of books. in the library. ? Studying 11
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