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Page 196 text:
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May 12, 1975, the editors of the Uniotoan first found out about the insur- mountable task that awaited them. fThree fools were to edit a yearbook - not a school newspaper, not an Easter magazine, not a football program, but a yearbookfj July 8, 1975, the quest for financial aid throughout the streets of Chilli- cothe encompassed the editors' whole summer. fWe had to get ads and lots of them. We got our ads and we also got turned away, blisters on our feet, and an illegal bank account.J September 18, 1975, Wes Mirick, the editors' consultant paid his first visit, and steady work began on the Uniotoan. fBoy, were we dumb, but somehow Wes pulled us through and we'd like to thank him. You know, we never did figure out which company he was from - Paragon or Taylor?j . February 5, 1976, the first sixteen pages were sent to Taylor. fWhat a relief, we three fools actually made our first deadline, but more was yet to come.j May 15, 1976, by this time Taylor Publishing Company has eighty pages of the '76 Uniotoan tucked away, and what comes in the mail but a notice from Paragon reminding the editors that as of yet, Paragon has received 0 pages. fWe were heartsick, but we finally got it all straightened out.j June 25, 1976, all pages are due to be in the hands of Taylor. fThe three fools officially missed their last deadline by a long waylj July 30, 1976, the balance of the pages is shipped to Taylor, and the year- book is completed. fHooray, hooray, praise the Lord, Whoopee, our insur- mountable task is completed, our trials and tribulations have ended., Weid now like to express our thanks and appreciation to everyone who helped with the Uniotoan. nfia-dwg QQ,-6, AND THA T'S THE WA YIT WAS'
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What kind of a person does it take to be a teacher for forty years? lt takes someone with patience, determination, wit, awareness. and a carefree man- ner. A teacher must have a love for teaching -teaching even boisterous, rowdy students. Few people achieve these standards in their lifetime, but one person that has is our very own Mrs. Graves. She has won the hearts of thirty- three classes of graduating sen- iors from Unioto, the last of which was the class of ,76. But. you know. Mrs. Graves has a TO MRS. ntough skin. She has been able to withstand forty years of crises and complaints. Mrs. Graves has seen many dreams come true. She saw the learning center built, she broke the ground for the new high school, and she saw her planned journalism room come to reality. So now, Mrs. Graves, we dedicate this, the l976 Uniotoan to you, for making it and many others possible. GRA VES WITH LOVE. l93
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