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Seniors Jenny Arrasmith, Chri sty Hass, and
Sophomore Andy Culp plays the drums Kati e Hardenbergh get a start on homework
during band practi ce. Some band before drill team practi ce. Some students
members were called 'geeks', but Culp stereotyped these girl s as air heads even
said they pursued their musical passions though being on the team meant keepin g up
in spite of thi s stereotype. photo by Josh with school work, learning routines, and
Williamson stayin g in shape. photo by Josh Williamson

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which creates an inconvenience to us."
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other peopfe think:_ of you. "
Junior 'J.[j.f:_f(j. Johnson

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~reshman JuRa Cryne

Freshmen Megan Anderson and Jessica
Trusty make collages in art class.
Sometimes art students were considered
to be alternati ve in spirit. photo by Josh
Williamson
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