Upper Arlington High School - Norwester Yearbook (Upper Arlington, OH)

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U I I E R A K L I N (I T O N ANN A BELLE WARD Basketball. -1 Green Stockings'' “Sketches, Skits and Songs” Grandview High School: Boosters’ Association, 1-2-3 Boosters' Financial Committee, 3 Basketball, 1-2-3 Annual Staff, 3 Dramatic Club. 2-3 Glee Club, 2-3 Black Mask, 3 “Archly she smiles and with eyes overrunning with laughter. D MKL THOMAS Civics Club, 3 “There is nothing lost by being wise. IBM FRANCES THOMPSON Class Prophet “Green Stockings (Property Mgr.) Basketball. 1-2 Annual Staff. 2 Travel Club, 3 Dramatic Club, 2 Latin Club, 1-2 Instead of a gem. or even a flower, she casts the gift of a lovelv thought into the heart »f a friend.” HARRIET LOUISE STRANG Orchestra. 2-3-4 Green Stockings (Publicity Com.) Dramatic Club, 2 Latin Club. 2 Indianola School: Sunshine Society, 1 Latin Club, 1 M. T. Club, 1 Honorary English Club, 1 Meet her and I’m sure she’ll please. THIRTEEN

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I P P E R A R L I N G T O N LAWRENCE WILEY “Green Stockings Hi-Y, 3-4 Travel Club. 3 Germantown Academy: basketball. 2 Football. 2 “What’s a circus without a clown? VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE DENMAN Class Historian Annual Staff. -I Basket ball, 1-2 4 “Green Stockings” (Property Mgr.) “Sketches, Skits and Songs Travel Club. 3 Dramatic Club, 2 Latin Club. 2 “Beauty, truth and rarity. Grace and all simplicity.” 1) I'ST IN M I RICK • Green Stockings” Football. I North High Polaris StatT. 3 Field Meets, 2-8 •it is his habit to be critical about small things. MAin VIVIAN BEALE Class Poet Annual Staff. 4 Basketball. 4 (Manager) “Green Stockings (Publicity Com.) Sketches. Skits and Songs Travel Club. 3 Dramatic Club, 2 Latin Club. 2 Student Council. 3 “She makes her life one sweet record and det d of charity.”

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I I’ V E R A R I. I N G T O N CLASS HISTORY PREFACE In the year of nineteen hundred and eighteen the first school of Upper Arlington was founded. The small T-shaped building contained three class rooms and an assembly hall. Each room seated three grades, and all in all it accommodated the first nine classes. It was there that the three charter members of our illustrious class came together and organized the first grade of Upper Arlington. Mary Katherine Kern, Irma Thompson, and Virginia Denman made up the triumvirate that formed the foundation of the present Senior class. The following summer the school was moved from Tremont Road to its present location on Waltham Road. Because Upper Arlington was growing and because the school population had increased, it was necessary to add nine rooms to the old building. This forms our present high school. ANCIENT We started our Freshman year in high school with eleven members— Irma Thompson, Cornelia Shaw, Dorothy Zartman, Richard Radebaugh, Robert Marquardt, Neil Estey, Josephine Munkel, Betty McCammon, Irene Nelkes, Mary Katherine Kern and Virginia Denman. That year one of our newly added members, Dorothy Zartman. was elected to represent us on the Student Council. We participated for the first time in athletics that year and made a strong start, having three girls on the basketball team— Irma Thompson. Cornelia Shaw and Virginia Denman. Bob Marquardt and Dick Radebaugh represented us on the boys’ squad. Outside of our athletic representation we were treated as most Freshmen are treated: made to feel that we were microscopic in size, and that we needed someone to direct us along the straight and narrow path. That year the first Annual of Upper Arlington was published, and Josephine Munkel of the class of ’26 gave her best efforts to make it a success. MEDIEVAL In the next, our Sophomore year, our class was quite enlarged by the addition of the following members—Betty Bonnet from Grandview. Harriet Louise Strang from Indianola, Mary Vivian Beale from Mt. Sterling. Vera Adkison from North. Cecil Kerr from Chicago, and Arthur Brownfield from Uniontown, Pa. Our representation on the Annual staff was increased from one to three members, Dorothy Zartman, Betty Bonnet and Irma Thompson. Again that year Dorothy Zartman took care of our affairs on the Student Council. The same girls as in our Freshman year. Cornelia Shaw, Irma Thompson, and Virginia Denman, were awarded “A’s” for basketball. However, our only letter man on the boys’ team was Dick Radebaugh. Fot m i:i: