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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Maria Fernadez portraying Stevie Wonder, Issac O'Brion portraying Stephen Hawking, and Erin Clements portraying Oprah Winfrey listen to a debate in character Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Students listen to a debate Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, during the Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Matt Severin dressed as Elvis Presley listens to debate Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Ivan Hernandez portraying Michael Jordan gives the black teams analysis as the question of illegal immigration is debated Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, during the Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Laura Morales portraying Harriet Tubman gives the orange teams analysis as the question of illegal immigration is debated Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, during the Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Ryan Theiler dressed as Al Capone writes a note Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Chris Zieba portraying Ronald Reagan asks a question Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Jacob Cowgill portraying Donald Trump smiles after mentioning the border wall as the question of illegal immigration is debated Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Aya Colby portraying Helen Keller answers a question as the question of illegal immigration is debated Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Presley Diakow portraying Forest Gump listens to debate Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”

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Gregory Shaver for Shaw Media Kevin Sandoval portraying Mr. Rogers, dances and sings with Jacob Cowgill portraying Donald Trump Friday morning, Nov. 30, 2018, while taking part in taking part in a Chautaugua at McHenry High School’s East Campus. The Chautaugua was presented by juniors in the History and English American Studies classes in the school theater. About 45 students took part in the a "stage show involving debates on current issues by students dressed up as notable current figures, fictional, and historical personalities. Some the questions debated were “Should police officers be required to were body camera to help prevent police brutality?” And “How does illegal immigration affect the United States’ economy, security, and humanitarian concerns?”