Unioto High School - Uniotoan Yearbook (Chillicothe, OH)

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Together in sports, academics, clubs, and life. But apart, as we all are individuals, each capable of excelling in his own area. ' . Togetherness has been the spirit some of us have felt for the past twelve years. Whether it's been a unified effort to pass a school levy, or a senior trip to Old Man's Cave, we've done it together, and benefited from our experience. There's no feeling more fulfilling than that of belonging. . . . Unless, it is personal achievement. Everyone is unique, possessing a talent, ability, or personality separating him from everyone else. Not everyone can kick a football, sing in tune, or pass Chemistry, each person reaches a different plateau, thus sep- arating him from a group, yet still making him important. Nei' And now, we've completed our twelve years of learning - together. Apart, some have learned more and different things than oth- ers. But now, our togetherness bond is physically broken, and we leave 'ri' the halls of Unioto to utilize the knowledge and experiences we have acquired. X . Apart? Yes. But the memories we X , an Bef ' Uj l ir ,ff I-X have shared will keep us together forever.