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LITTLE REM BRA D TS You probably never realized it, but every time you pass by the Art showcase, you pass by a showcase which could be displaying the works of a budding artist. Contrary to what many students think, Art isn't just another easy credit. For instance, have you ever tried to draw a picture of an ant's eyeview of a city street? I-low would you like to try your luck at carving a linoleum block successfully without carving your hand along with it? Few of us know the feeling of guilt that accompanies the student that failed to mold his ceramics to the correct thickness to pre- vent them from exploding in the kiln. Art students at Unioto are to be commended for their outstanding accomplishments through the year. fly Chet Alvin Hewitt removes the last rubber band from his tie-dyed T-shirt to unveil . . . a masterpiece? 123 Smilel. you're on candid showcase! Q35 My name is Jeff. but my friends call me little Rembrandt. Maur
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JUSTSTEPRIGHTI TO MY LABORA TORY. Some people get their excitement from cre- ating art. being active in sports. or typing the school paper. but there are still a select few who enjoy a nice healthy experiment every once in a while. Microscopes and test tubes can be just as interesting as basketballs or typewriters. From Chemistry to Biology to Physics A what other courses could teach you the tech- nical side of life better than science courses? After all. where else can you examine a fish brain, play with a slinky. or list everything your senses can detect from a burning can- dle? To put it plainly - science courses can wget your mass moving. 1lJC'mon Tammy. tell us what you're looking at through that microscope! 125. . . the one with the tooth- picks is supposed to be the sun. . . Science Club
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UNIOR HIGH ' f . il'-iiiiilifiiiilliiiiiiiiiifili - 1 . V...,5,-5,,si,W+f,,1,tffzif And now, here they are, ladies and gentlemen, the urchins of Unioto, the junior high! But no longer can the junior high be called urchins, for they have made their mark here at Unioto. For example. the junior high tennis team completed its season undefeated and one member of the team even became a city champion. One member ofthe junior high strummed his Way to place in the top three in a banjo contest. So, now here they are. thejunior high!
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