Putnam City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Branden Abshure Darvis Adkins Angela Alexander lason Alexander Diana Alling Shawn Allen Chris Amason Karin Anderson l.l. Anderson Mark Andrews Iohn Ardizzone Charles Arnold Sarah Amold Tony Aska Travis Ayres Bert Backus Carlene Bailey Carrie Baker D.l. Baker Karl Ball Preston Ball Mike Barman leb Barrett lason Beal LaOueena Beasley Shane Beasley Amanda Bela Duston Belcher Amy Bell Larry Benedict Brent Benson lennifer Bettis Iackie Best Allison Blackwood Christy Bodine Shane Bowling Brian Bowman Scott Bowman Sherie Brack Billie Bradford Shane Brasiel Tammy Bratcher Donald Brazell lerry Brazell Kelli Brewer Brent Brewster Stephanie Bribiesca Daren Brimberry Amber Brown lurden Brown leanna Bryan Stephanie Bryan lamie Burrus lonette Calhoun Kyle Calloway Kristi Campbell Robyn Campbell Russell Carpenter Matt Carr Chris Carter Craig Carter Scott Chapman Archie Chappell Todd Clapp lg-Tghamarer I I3

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will the stress ever end or come to a halt? No one knows if you can totally prevent stress, but there are ways of lessening it. Not many people in school live without some feeling of stress in their life. Homework if very stressful es- pecially for those students who get loaded down with hours of it every night. To many people it is the teacher's fault, but that isn't always the case. l took a lot of hard classes this year which required extra time and effort in order to make a good grade, Trish Gerstner said. Homework does cause a lot of stress not only for students, but teachers as well. They STRESSFUL Trying to get his homework done in time for first hour, Doug Taylor hurries through his assignment. Students felt stress trying to complete their homework load. tres: - 772 cope have to spend their evenings grading papers. Extra curricular activities also take up time for many students and teachers. Hours spent on a club project or working on a newspaper or yearbook deadlines are likely candidates to cause stress. The only way to lessen stress is to not take on more respon- sibility than you can handle. Homework is a necessity and facing the decision of choosing what activities to drop in order to avoid stress is not an easy one to make. Sometimes you have to make a choice between two things you'd like to do, because you iust can't fit everything in. There isn't en- ough time in the day for every- thing you would like to do, Gayle Osterberg said. Things outside of school also cause much stress such as homelife and friends. All relationships require input from everyone involved or they don't work. Stress can be brought on by fighting in relationships or just giving it everything you have in order to make it through problems. Sometimes stress is worth what you gained and other times you wonder why you wasted your time and energy. Stress is definately hard to avoid, whether you do or not is up to you. M qv fy' f ,, 5 Y. i W ,BENQ -.L .. ar? m I lt, i T

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