Studying Habits ... Sophomores cramm ing it all 1n Below: Jessica Purdum, Abby Dodson, Edel Crowe, and Theresa Piazza look over a Spanish 3 packet during third period . "This year I have a little less homework but there are many more tests," said Dodson. photo by Katherine Robinett Right: Sean Chatlos works on a lab for Advanced Biology 1. Chatlos said, " Over the course of the year, there were many times where I really needed to cram. You were expected to do more work and projects." photo by Katie Salvaggio
~ÂŁat class do you study for the most? a. Math- 45% b. Social Studies - 19% c. Science :.. 9% d. English- 2 1% e. Language - 6% Left: Eddie Lauth studies a public safety pam phlet du ri ng his study hall. "I am cu rrently train ing to be an EMT and hopefully by the end of the yea r I'll have my certif ication . This is important to me because my ma in goal is to become a police officer. I fee l t hat t he best time to study is when I'm given time in school and right when I get home after schoo l," said Lauth. As students prog ress t hrough high school, t here was less emphasis on homework and more on exams. photo by Elizabeth Stitt
Kyle Kohr Courtney Kolesar Jedidiah Koll Molly Komlenic Aleksandr Komlev Thomas Kondash Rebecca Koons Nicholas Kopp Richard Koubek Marie Koudela Brian Kowalski Kelley Kozel Stephanie Kmcaw Nicholas Kramkowski Brian Krasnopolsky Amanda Krug Bryce Kubecka Catherine Kulms Artem Kukharev Nitin Kumar Larissa Kunes Aaron La Fevers Abigail Laman-Maharg Matthew Lanagan Daniel Landers-Nolan Derrick Lange Patrick Laninger Erik Larson Geoffrey Lauck Edward Lauth Lareese Lay Sarah Layton Christopher Le Bihan Matthew Le Clair Kathleen Lecouvre
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