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Students drop out in school too 7 Anticipating the next question. Mark Schelle stares blankly into space. 2 One last passionate embrace before class helps Katrina Erickson and Bill Donbrow ki make it through the hour. 3 Students congregate in the halls during passing periods to discuss the day's activi- ties and “be cool . 4 O'Andre Stinette and Debbie Oliver frolic in the halls during passing period. 5 A good (0 lunch and good friends make for a welcome break in the day. 7
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6 Dear sir, I would like to tell you a little bit about our school. It's a really cool place to go to and I wouldn't give it up for a million. The students are really great and all my friends and I have a chance to get together and goof off all day long. School's a blast! We all get there on the bus about nine and we have a chance to hang out in front of the Student Store and shoot the bull. Lots of kids hang out there during passing per- iods and lunch hours, used to be a hang out all day but they shut it down except during passing periods so nobody skips and goes there. The Store stocks all kinds of goodies like peanuts and lifesavers. I don't think I could get through an hour without something to eat. The best time of the day is the lunch hour. I used to think that it was a real drag, just a half-hour, and closed too! But then me and my friends found out that nobody checks if you leave or not. We go all over town on lunch hours, some- times we get back a little late, but there aren't any bells so if we're not to late nothing happens. Same thing with passing periods, nobody worries about bells and sometimes you're having such a good time your forget to leave. If you're not more than a minute late most teachers won't give you a tardy though, they're real nice. We have a cool library too. It's easy to get passes from study hall and there always lots of kids around. Hardly anybody studies and you can have a great time goofing off. Lots of times we get passes and then skip- out, there are alot of other people doing this to. We sit around, maybe have a smoke, and walk the halls. It's kind of fun looking at your friends who didn't skip — they probably wish they had when they see how much fun we're having. Like I say, our school is really cool. I have met most of my friends there and will always remember the good times we had in high school. Sincerely yours, Joe Student P.S. Oh, we have classes there too.
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Free time — Good times Free time hanging out at the Mall going out for pizza . loi- tering at McDonald's cruising Franklin Street . making a run up to Michigan staying out late sleeping in late parking at Fedders . going to beach parties coming home wet being with friends free time, good times. 1 Dan Kieszkowski gets down to some Grand Funk at a dance. 2 A group of students gathers at Marquette Mall to pass a wintry Saturday afternoon. 3 Another crowded night at McDonald's after a football game. 4 Michigan liquor stores are a favorite spot for some students on weekends. 5 While wringing out his shirt, Greg Pies- chala contemplates revenge for a dunking at the Senior Beach Party. PICNIC supplies
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