Unioto High School - Uniotoan Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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KDE CK THE HA LLSD Christmas and the Christmas spirit shone through the halls of Unioto this year. Every nook and cranny was decorated and every teacher. student. andjanitor smiled just a bit more as Christmas spirit overtook them. Freez- ing weather and snow added to the Christmas feeling. As JCL and Spanish carolers rounded the halls. teachers let up just a little on their tests, quizzes. and homework. But.just like anything else. Christmas ended. and things got hack into the normal routine. fx i f its . -4 ..i f'1. f Hx, W2 W il 1'Si',Nf'2s,55'tQ5'.TYQ5 Eglin , ,t fr r C is e I .ffififtifffiGElifl????l2ii42E?:55254 ., f ,, Wtarmnwaie. f waswx.1513??igsia5fg-M235wats:,Q24+:f?.g!si:w5gi.fLeiizsrgzzsix 3tgggwgsesgx4,z1tl!.i.E',-E.5,Swa g t El w ggitis mfs, Qgieialigf, A?'5??ff1gigg:53ggQQgL5i5iw4 , 5 ,,,N i, v . v t.sig.gs.1tazf1tv,1a55, f 'I' .jyggggj rjggkgffrfygiiggezgsiqkikg 5111 Q' 'lf 5251 glial '!:erg7,:r,. V J ,'j :VE '.-1i'ytgj.gxg4, V5 f,'i22? i!'fg?'3rf, e ifllflif fiiFfllriflgillllllillllg'illilillillllt'iliglflfiiiiilfEffif M r Q?'.if'71:s142i3eral. 'l l'5a, l l'21' 1 3Q' iff -ag -1: K :e'fq33.-.gli igbfwr-gtivif,-gifgum fire... ,I V H-2'f:'1:Z1ifggI2w .wggeptltra Ptrl r-fgffef-'laik ire' zz Q Q . 1 ' self. isis' :farfstiffg.1i'-,.z,:fi4:,isP2i X Q qsrsfegg Aziftsnxy- . ,,g,t,..:L5.Q,,mA,,QWWV5LVI,r,,!3i5,y Q, It r .- ggjvgj :fx ,. . K ,b Q fr e . A 2 :ir-fzfftitqn 'Lil a - ' tzszgiflpptttsai ii 1 Sf 2 are iitfv if if. . ' it gi -a vw t-.V ri an alia' il it if 7 it , 2 at if wx N a,r ' 1 ' ' 1 .. l .N .W Yv t kt-! Ee' P 4 hw Ei , Q OS fl 52 AI 'T MJ' . h'lif'lf?'mv.w..r . .ww U V e

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