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John Bowman
Mark Bowman
Robert Boyer
Tracy Bradford
Wendy Bragg
Barbara Braunger
Kristi Brazda
Todd Bremer
Debi Bridgewater
Chad Brocker
Tammy Brooke
Deborah Brown
Stephanie Brownfield
Seth Brutto

Jennifer Bryant
Susanne Bullock
Kathleen Burke
Mike Burrows
Todd Bush

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Oodles Of Doodles

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earts, arrows, stars, peo- these students, with short atten-
ple's names, stick people tion spans, doodling occupied
and many more unusual their time.
forms could be found on the Doodling was also known as
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books and folders of students. graffitti. Graffitti was usually
When daydreaming became bor- found on books, notebooks, lock-
ing, students chose an alterna- ers, shoes, and even bathroom
tive: doodling. stalls.
They doodled for various Whatever the reason for
reasons. For some it made time doodling, students had their own
go by faster. According to styles, shapes, and reasons for
.I Sophomore Eric Azinger, expressing this unique form of
"doodling was the only way to art. Senior Mike Vespucci
make it from :2:05 to :2:55." Doo- summed it up by stating, "I doo-
dling was also a way for some stu- dled because I was like a totally
dents to express their artistic tal- doodling type of dude." tN
ent. Still, others used doodling
as an escape from reality. To Gretchen Beighley

)esks are just one more place graf- Books and folders are common Junior / Doodling 71
mi can be found. Here several stu- places to doodle when daydreaming be-
ents display their own personal inter- comes boring. (P . MAHONEY )
sts. (P. MAHONEY)