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Before the first bell,Debbie Crowe works on her assignments. Often the noise of the gym seems friendlier than the quiet of a class- room to get the work finished. Excuses, excuses. Bobbie Platt, sophomore has her reason ready as she tries to convince Mr. Guy Costello. “Homework is a necessary evil. I don’t give much of it. It provides an opportunity for students to practice newly learned skills.” -Mrs. Terri Shriver- . teacher Do teachers get together to plan homework? Mrs. Pat Walls and Mrs. Terri Shriver have a dis- cussion before school. Student Life 15
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Who Needs It? EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Read all about it! No more homework. Wouldn’t that be great? Students never want homework, teachers al- ways assign homework, at least that s what most believe. “Homework is for school, not for home. And they give us too much. We never have time for anything else!”, complained Melissa Trader, junior, and Julie Sheppard, sophomore. However, after spending 12 years in school, Tammy Vincent, senior, be- lieves she has the homework situation figured out. “They all get together and plan to give homework on game night!” she explained. And when does the busy student find time to do homework? After school? During class? Before the first bell? Some students, like Mike Whitehair, confessed to doing homework one class before it was due. W here's your homework? How about, “It’s at home.” a nice truthful answer. The reply, “That’s a zero. How about, “Really, my mom just had a baby.” The reply, ‘‘Congratulations, but it's still a zero. More creative? “Well, on my way to umm, school. This, umm. guy came, grabbed my science book, mumbled some- thing about outer space, then he, umm, just vanished.” The reply, “So did your grade. 14 Student Life
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Gotta’ fill that sweet tooth. Amy Fowler and Melissa Knotts, sophomores, grab a candy bar during lunchtime. Almost empty feeling. Cathy Lipscomb tries to decide her snack as she faces an almost emp- ty snack machine. 16 Snack Attack Facts Top selling candy bars: Snickers Twix Whatchamacallit Top selling snacks: Barbecued anything Student Life
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