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&USY LIVES I'EEP S~UDEN~S e:,ALANCED

Homework, tests, VIA, his tory club, football, and

wrestling were only a few things that students had to

juggle . With all of the academics, sports, and clubs, stu-

dents st1ll had their free time.

When sophomore He2ther Steele was free from ·

home work and cheerleading practice for the afternoon, she

filled her time with hobbies, friends, and family.

"I spend my free t1me hang1ng out with friends, read-

ing and doing things with my family. I also doodle a lot,

listen to music, and dance/' Steele sa1d .

Sometimes t he stress of it all just got to be too

much , but students found their own ways to relieve the

stress.

"Hanging out with my friends at n1ght and on wee k-

ends is the best. It takes my mind off of everything

stressful, and I JUSt get to have fun/' senior Becc2 Sh2w

said.

Students spent their time in many different ways,

but most kept them in balance and prioritized.

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