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Bender, Eric
Bennett. Sarah
Bensley, Melissa
Bi sbee, Jayson
Bitsos, Annie
Blatny, Stacey
Bloyd, Nicholas

Boggs, Mi chael
Bohling, Robert
Booth, Jennifer
Borgmeyer, Christopher
Borsheim, Joshua
Bostrom, Elliott
Bouc, Daniel

Bouckhuyt, Laurie
Bousum, Joshua
Bowlin, Kri slyn
Brasel, Wendy
Brem1an, Daniel
Bresley, Nicole
Brewer, Marc

Brown, Eric
Brown, Jeremy
Bruning, Michael
Bruns, Lindsay
Bunjer, Teresa
Burch, Sara
Burns, Angela

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Entrance Tests Crucial

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or most students, the reasons Millard North. Next, prior to the
were clear as to why they took the test, familiarize yourself with the
SAT/ACT tests. "I took the ACT style, make-up and type of ques-
because I plan to go to college and tions on the test," test center super-
those are the requirements to get in," visor Wayne Fowler said.
senior Tashi Sakota said. Students took advantage of
The ACT was the most this advice because of the impor-
widely taken test because it was the tance of these tests. "I took college
standard test required for Midwest- prep grammar, and I went to a re-
em colleges. The SAT was nor- view class that ACT sponsors to get
mally utilized throughout the West! the most out of my test," senior
East coast. Whatever the test stu- Chr istine Sandhurst said.
dents chose, it was always an object Some sophomores decided
of interest. to take the PSA T and PLAN tests for
The exam's objective was experience in future tests. "l took
to allow students to apply to colleges the PSAT and the PLAN so I could
with their scores. After taking the prepare myself for the SAT/ ACT in
test, the next step was deciding which order to get scholarships and get
colleges to look at. "I've narrowed into a good college," sophomore
down my choices to three colleges: Michelle Lee said.
Wheaton in Illinois, Hastings Col- With the pressure of suc-
lege,Nebraska,or Hillsdale in Michi- ceeding on the SAT/ACT exams,
gan," senior Todd Hilkemann said. some found ways to relax as much
Counselors provided help- as possible. "I wear comfortable ACT review books are helpful to student s like
ful information on taking the SAT/ clothes, chew gum, and I think that junior Jeff Slobotski which could
determinewhether a student gets into coll ege.
ACT tests. "The best way to prepare no matter what I do, it' II tum out for (Ted Graham)
for either test is to take a solid, chal- the best," junior Lisa Halamicek f/C1;$!11
lenging academic course load at said.O