Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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SPIRIT OF 68 dent body. Also at 3 o’clock the athletes engaged in their various sports’ choice. Every season brought a multitude of success and experience that not only created spirit within the boys participating, but also within all of those coaching and watching the event. However, above all of the separate groups that participated for the school, the student body as a whole made up the school. The student life that took place during a school day, after school or on a weekend created the spirit that we all felt throughout the year. The student body with the help of all the smaller groups made this year one we could all proudly call Till : SPIRIT OF '( 8. 5

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ACADEMICS Education is the focus of our high school. Apart from the extra-curricular activities and busy weekends, our real school life is the hours spent in the classroom. It is made of endless lectures, tests, assignments anti grades. Often there are study halls spent in the library, lively class periods or droning lectures. And these all add up to your education. Vital interest in education has made ours one of the very l est schools. Our administration and faculty strive to educate the youth who will be tomorrow’s leaders, who are the foundation of tomorrow’s nation. Teachers opened the world of knowledge to inquiring minds. There were a few special teachers you really respected. Teachers who in some small way changed you; made you somehow different. In school you learn many little things too, about people and about yourself. Awareness and understanding increased along with knowledge. With this foundation in knowledge and an ability to think as an individual who is sensitive to the world around you, you are in the Spirit of ’68. Education has for its object the formation of character.” Spencer