Okay, so I have one more set of code I need some help on. How I got this far without smashing my skull into a monitor I still have no idea

I get this error when compiling:

D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp In function `int main()':
D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp no match for 'operator<<' in 'abovebelow1 << std::endl'
D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp no match for 'operator<<' in 'abovebelow2 << std::endl'
D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp no match for 'operator<<' in 'abovebelow3 << std::endl'
D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp no match for 'operator<<' in 'abovebelow4 << std::endl'
D:\Jen\School\Jen_Tonon_assignment3.cpp no match for 'operator<<' in 'abovebelow5 << std::endl'

Code:
// Personal Survey
// Jennifer Tonon
// 10-12-05
// This progam stores information on students, entered by a teacher, and
// completes a class average.

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <cstdlib>

using namespace std;
using std::string;
using std::cin;
using std::getline;

   int main()
   
   {
       string student1;
       string student2;
       string student3;
       string student4;
       string student5;
       int attendance1, attendance2, attendance3, attendance4, attendance5;
       int exam1, exam2, exam3, exam4, exam5;
       int final1, final2, final3, final4, final5;
       string abovebelow1;
       string abovebelow2;
       string abovebelow3;
       string abovebelow4;
       string abovebelow5;
       double average;
   
       
       cout << "Enter first student's name: ";
       getline(cin,student1);
       cout << "Enter second student's name: ";
       getline(cin,student2);
       cout << "Enter third student's name: ";
       getline(cin,student3);
       cout << "Enter fourth student's name: ";
       getline(cin,student4);
       cout << "Enter fifth student's name: ";
       getline(cin,student5);
       
       cout << "Enter first student's attendance: ";
       cin >> attendance1;
       cout << "Enter second student's attendance: ";
       cin >> attendance2;
       cout << "Enter third student's attendance: ";
       cin >> attendance3;
       cout << "Enter fourth student's attendance: ";
       cin >> attendance4;
       cout << "Enter fifth student's attendance: ";
       cin >> attendance5;
          
       cout << "Enter first student's exam score: ";
       cin >> exam1;
       cout << "Enter second student's exam score: ";
       cin >> exam2;
       cout << "Enter third student's exam score: ";
       cin >> exam3;
       cout << "Enter fourth student's exam score: ";
       cin >> exam4;
       cout << "Enter fifth student's exam score: ";
       cin >> exam5;
       
       cout << "Enter first student's final score: ";
       cin >> final1;
       if (attendance1 >= 5)
       final1 = final1 + 5;
       cout << "Enter second student's final score: ";
       cin >> final2;
       if (attendance2 >= 5)
       final2 = final2 + 5;
       cout << "Enter third student's final score: ";
       cin >> final3;
       if (attendance3 >= 5)
       final3 = final3 + 5;
       cout << "Enter fourth student's final score: ";
       cin >> final4;
       if (attendance4 >= 5)
       final4 = final4 + 5;
       cout << "Enter fifth student's final score: ";
       cin >> final5;
       if (attendance5 >= 5)
       final5 = final5 + 5;
       
       average = (final1 + final2 + final3 + final4 + final5) / 5;
       
       if (final1 >= average)
       abovebelow1 = "Above Average";
       else
       abovebelow1 = "Below Average";
       if (final2 >= average)
       abovebelow2 = "Above Average";
       else
       abovebelow2 = "Below Average";
       if (final3 >= average)
       abovebelow3 = "Above Average";
       else
       abovebelow3 = "Below Average";
       if (final4 >= average)
       abovebelow4 = "Above Average";
       else
       abovebelow4 = "Below Average";
       if (final5 >= average)
       abovebelow5 = "Above Average";
       else
       abovebelow5 = "Below Average";
       
       cout << "Student Name  Attendance  Exam Score  Final Score  Above/Below Average ";
       cout << student1, attendance1, exam1, final1, abovebelow1 << endl;
       cout << student2, attendance2, exam2, final2, abovebelow2 << endl;
       cout << student3, attendance3, exam3, final3, abovebelow3 << endl;
       cout << student4, attendance4, exam4, final4, abovebelow4 << endl;
       cout << student5, attendance5, exam5, final5, abovebelow5 << endl;
       
         
	  system("PAUSE");
      return 0;    
          
          
   }
I know it's something stupidly simple that I'm missing, but any help would rock!