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         ait  na©ftaM@  ft©p&cs                                                          serious matter doesn't mean that
                                                                                         they can't be fun too.  Several
                                                                                         students illustrate their notebooks.
           A survey was taken among Ralston           Most students agreed that they
        students  on  their  opinions  and  views   hardly ever got caught passing notes.
        about notewriting for fun and survival.   For the few who did, punishment in­
             Most  of the  students  agreed  that   cluded getting the notes thrown away,
        they  were most likely to write notes to   read in class and posted on the board.
        their friends, boyfriends and girlfriends   One   student  reflected    on   a
        and the most popular place to do it in is   notewriting  nightmare:  “My  worst
        study hall.  Note topics include plans    memory of getting caught was when
        for  the  weekend,  movies  to  see  and   my  7th  grade  teacher  posted  my
        parties  to  go  to.   Other  answers  in­  personal  note  on  the  bulletin  board
        cluded guys, girls, school, teachers and   for everyone to see.”
        general gossip.  One  surveyed student      Another notewriting category in­
        said she wrote notes to: “To keep up on   cluded notes for survival.  Most of the
        the latest news.”  Of the students who    students  polled  indicated  that  they
        did write notes, most of them said they   took a lot of class notes, without being
        did it on a daily basis.  A good percent­  reminded.
        age of surveyed students said they rarely   The classes that require the most
        or never wrote notes, and most of them    note taking, accordingto the students,
        who didn’t were upperclassmen.            are  Social  Studies,  English  and  sci­
           The reason behind notewriting is so    ence. Teachers who students believed
        people  can  tell  their friends  the latest   required  the  most  notetaking  were
        news and because the people they want     Social Studies teachers Bev Johnson,
        to write to are in different classes.     Neal Hoesing and Curt Shockey.




                                                                                          BELINDA DYRDA
                                                                                          ALAN EBERLE
                                                                                          BRAD ECKHOFF
                                                                                          ALICIA ERNESTI
                                                                                          JARED EVERSON




                                                                                           GREG FEHLHABER
                                                                                           MATTHEW FILLBACH
                                                                                           KENT FLEMING
                                                                                           MICHELLE FLEMING
                                                                                           JILL FLYR




                                                                                           SHANTEL FORTE
                                                                                           LORI FOX
                                                                                           CATHY FUCHS
                                                                                           WESLEY GALYARDT
                                                                                           BRADLEY GELL



                                                                                           JASON GIBBS
                                                                                           NATHAN GIESELMAN
                                                                                           CHRIS GILLESPIE
                                                                                           CISSY GOCHANOUR
                                                                                           JOANN GOSHINSKA




                                                                                           CHRISTOPHER GRAVELINE
                                                                                           STEPHANIE GRAVES
                                                                                           DANNY GREEN
                                                                                           JOSHUA GRIFFITH
                                                                                           CARRIE GRINDLE
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