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Toble of Contents BELOW. On the 4-hour drive home from the University of Illinois, Mar- shall Martin can't get enough of the music as Lauren Taylor, Pam Olson, Don Degrazia and Joann Mehling watch. X BELOW. Tracy Willis sings along with her headphone stereo while hanging around after school.
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ABOVE. Kelly Hodge is embarassed at having to leave her stereo in the of- fice. ABOVE. At the Niles West Varsity Softball Tournament, rightfielder JoAnn Hangebrauck enjoys her cas- settes between games. 2 Stereotypes Activities 16 Clubs 40 Sports 72 Academics 106 l a l l 1 a BELOW. Poor Mrs. Barb Nohr has to carry a heavy stereo to Devilette practices. is L4--, 1 BELOW. Junior Dan Cavallini comes to school early to finish his horne- work. Music keeps him awake even if the book doesn't. 1 .
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Srereofypes Stereotype - a person, group, or event which conforms to or typifies certain patterns or manners. Students tended to stereotype themselves more than they thought and names were the most obvious means used to classify fellow students. The classrooms were filled with wimps who lifted their pencils to build up their muscles and teachers' pets who followed their leaders, doing everything just to get good grades. The halls were congested with jocks who could not pronounce the word hi so resorted instead to punching each other, and flakes who just didn't know where they were going or what to do. It was surprising that they knew their names. The school prided itself on its classroom brains Cmany of whom only knew fun as a three-letter wordj, but couldn't carry on without its class clowns for balance. Although other stereotypes were around, not everyone fit into a particular mold. Some were so out of it that they even broke the stereotypes. 4 Stereotypes BELOW. Senior Missy Lundeen keeps up with the times. Permsg ear cuts, bright big, and odd-shaped earrings are typical of the trends among students. ABOVE. Clowns and makeup artists are not popular with teachers in the classrooms. Like almost all girls, Kim Krueger touches up her face, but to amuse the kids at Mardi Gras.
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