United States Achievement Academy - National Award Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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FEATUFEED ARTIST An orchestra, like a sports team, needs to work together, but still depends on the occasional star player to make the group's e orts s ine. CONCENTRATION AND COORDINATION It takes musical skill, physical coordination and school spirit to perform well in a marching band. 247

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PLAY BALL Sports are an enioyable way to learn physical and social skills. COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY A variety of technical skills is be- ing taught at the high school level and introducing young people to the important careers of tomorrow. SOLITARY ACHIEVEMENT Even when a member of a sports team, the student athlete stands or falls on his or her own ability to perform consistently well. A WEAVER'S ART The decorative arts such as fiber design are enjoy- ing a resurgence of interest among creative young achievers.