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

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JUNIOR C LASS Top Row: Clara Knuutinen. Winifred Duval, Wendell Barnes. Emily Bode. Alice (Justin, Stuart McFarland Middle Row: Vincent Parrish. Fred Win ?. Jack Bornhouser. Klson Parker, William Miller. Cameron Brown, Abram Jones, Miss Richmond, Teacher Bottom Row: Warren Armstrong, Martin i Ryan. Mary Bee Ames. Mary Katherine Royer, Louise Hill, Emily Frances Furniss, Nash Kelley ni j:xi » v .v

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r i i» e r A R I. I N G T C) N SALUTATORY The past few weeks of the school year have been very busy ones for the members of the Senior class. We have been invited to functions of various types: luncheons, dinner parties, theatre parties, dances, teas, in fact we have been invited to every conceivable kind of entertainment. We have enjoyed them all to the utmost. Tonight we, the members of the Senior class, your hosts, welcome you, teachers, schoolmates, parents, and all our friends, who have taken the interest to come to this program. We welcome you all to this step toward graduation. We have looked forward to this occasion for years. As this wonderful community has grown and progressed, so, we too have grown and progressed and now we are about to enter upon a newer and broader life, helped and aided by you to meet the greater difficulties which will confront us. We are happy to think that each one of us has had his or her part to play in helping to make this school a better one. Again 1 welcome you to a program which is really one of the important events in our high school career, and as we step into the game of life we hope the lessons we have learned so well will carry us along the road to success. We trust that we will be a credit to our teachers and bring happiness to our parents and friends. —DOROTHY ZARTMAN TtVH TV-Fir E

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U I I E K A R L I N (i T O N JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Several members of the Junior class have attended the Upper Arlington school ever since it has been organized. Each year the class has received a few more pupils, and so although some have left from time to time, still our number has increased gradually to the present enrollment of twenty. This year the class organized and elected Warren Armstrong, president; Mary Bee Ames vice-president; and Frederick Wing, treasurer. The class has had many cand sales in order to raise money for class purposes, and we gave a dance in the gymnasium one night after a basketball game. We also entertained the Senior class and the faculty with a banquet in the early part of May. This is the second time that the Arlington School has had such an event. The class has been very prominent in athletics this year, being well represented on both the girls’ and boys’ basketball teams. Also, we have members playing in the high school orchestra. One of the Juniors has organized a small jazz orchestra. and this has played at several school affairs. Our class was in charge of an assembly during the past school term, which was in the form of a pei) meeting and was enjoyed greatly. Altogether, the Junior class seems very capable of undertaking their Senior duties next year. —WINIFRED DUVAL ru f.xtv si:r :x