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counted the ballots after the polls closed.
Students, who were automat^ ’u ically registered by homeroom, put the national electorate to shame «X when 83 percent voted. For the faculty and staff the figures were even more impressive as 100 percent of 43 voted. «os
The high schoolers only voted in the presidential race. They did not vote on the other four ballots that - county voters faced Tuesday. . • a.
— By SHARON KILPATRICK ^
86.2%