Oviedo High School - Oviedian Yearbook (Oviedo, FL)

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issignments Know No Bounds 5 if 5 xv ,vig t-.V 4 :rnon Beckstrom avoids watching a biology film by using the light from the hall to complete an English asignment totally unmindful oft he scientific events happening around him. common word used every day, home- work, usually brings about a groan or a heavy sigh when mentioned to most stu- dents. Teachers never seem to lack an abundance of time consuming assignments to fill after school hours. Yet, why call it homework when it is so rarely ever done at home? At all hours of the day, in many uncon- ventional places, students can be found doing homework. Lunch tables stacked with books seem more numerous than those holding eatables as someone is always will- ing to sacrifice lunch to avoid taking home that extra book. The fortunate have a seat near the light from the next room during movies in chemistry, when they may find time to complete assignments to be handed in later in the day. Endless passes are writ- ten on the pretense of going to the library to work on reports, when in reality, last night's homework will be completed. Without knowing its real name, students would call homework commonswork, librar- ywork, or whenever I get the chance work. Since homework seems an inevita- ble part of school and learning, teachers will probably continue to assign a never ending stream to frustrate and aggravate the aver- age student, who, through either habit or sense of obligation will continue to com- plete them. ' David Craft and Jennifer Cheatham find the library an excellent place to complete some unfinished homework. Homework 1 29

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The flat surface of the horse provides a somewhat interesting place for Carole McVay to touch up some homework. 28 f Homework Scholars like Steve Williams never waste the opportunity to sharpen their skill to maintain his high academic standing. -v lf-, For a few minutes of quick review Leigh Cantrell seeks the quiet privacy of thi book closet. v s lu 4 11 4

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he days of playing ball on the corner lot roller skating on the sidewalks and playing football in the front yard with Dad after work really didn t happen so very long ago for high school students. Yet at times it may seem so and students aren t ready to give up such happy memories. So as they grow they find similar ways to contirfuelthose good times OHS students found participating in school athletics helps to recapture some of those fond memories Through constant practice and dedication to their sport individual athletics have grown in both experience and competitiveness which definitely shows on the field Oviedo as a school has also grown with increased attend ance at games and general support for the teams giving a substantial boost to Oviedo s sports program 55 094 '5 fs Wir? 8' 1 5.. 0 C 1ssP0P' S? ' U t QSSPOP' if ' if s' cf K 420 6 r c tt.'.'1ti A9 Q 9' if Q 40 CIC:-lg ii WA K vc 1 15 ' Q x., -if . K 4 .E :sy WGS. 1 , J Q, testi fm f . to 3, L L! gl Q., S240 5-fl,-X gvonm fN-sf-fwf' g QC