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

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 -»'S- (THE NOE1DESTEE •© •• S© i W. JONHS HENRIETTA K. DAVIS MARY C. VANCE BEULAH TOM L. I.. JACKSON MRS. HELEN GILL FACULTY NOTES Wc do not know whether anyone has ever told Mr Jones that he looks like Calvin Coolidge but wc have discovered a remarkable likeness. More than that. Mr. Jones seems to have the President's gift of gab (or rather the lack of it ». It is most depressing to a pupil, who goes in to explain a tardy mark, to have Mr Jones merely look at him as the estimable Mr Coolidge is said to do. However wc hope Mr. Jones will continue to sit in his office for many years to come and that there will be no question of his not running for re-election as there is with his counterpart. Mr Jackson the Math and Physics teacher, is not only always willing to help but also to tell that story he heard last night This last characteristic is very helpful, not merely for Physics but for general knowledge. Mr Jackson's right eyebrow wiggles back and forth when he laughs, in other words, it wiggles a great deal of the time Miss Richmond, one of the English Teachers, with her piercing glance, can make the most innocent pupil feel like a hardened criminal who has tust committed a deadly crime. We feel that hunk and Wagnalls should give her a little commission on account of the many new dictionaries she has ordered after forcing her pupils to wear out the former ones by constant usage Speaking of perpetual motion, you should see Miss Vance's smile. Our f rench ind English Teacher who swears every day that we are wearing her out. still keeps on smiling. The wearing out process can be easily understood when you see her. as she is all of fifty-nine inches tall One of our other wee teachers is the black haired Miss Tom She is the girls' basketball coach and Tom to all the girls But woe to the girl who goes to gym with light colored stockings on. for Miss Tom will coldly say Demerit for you “ This is one of the famous phrases you read about. Mr Baugh, the Science and Boys' gym Teacher, last fall, had a very pathetic romantic look to some of the girls finally they discovered he was married, but they still say he's

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 •x®- T H E NORIDESTEE TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FACULTY ELEMENTARY BUILDING SENIORS UNDERGRADUATES ACTIVITIES SPORTS LITERARY JOKES AND VERSES ADVERTISEMENTS Page Seven

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 -------------------------- ■ T H E NORIDESTER -® - ■ ----------------------- STAN I IV BOY1.AN FRANCES WISE LOUISE RICHMOND MARC,RETT C. SCHULTZ J. M. BAUGH very nice However we hear that when he nets mad at an athlete who has broken training, his vocabulary would make a longshoreman gnash his teeth in envy The History Teacher. Mr. Boylan. can be easily embarrassed as most of the seniors have found out. When he calls on ary unprepared pupil, he is far more lussed than said student. He is a most orderly and quiet man and when the dignified seniors assemble in Civics, right after lunch, and settle down for a social period, he does not know what to do with them. Finally in desperation he shouts at the various couples, who are conversing in not too great tones, 'Hush up.” Miss Schultz, the Latin Teacher, is likely to be pretty much hurt if you don't know your Latin Still she is always polite and tells you that from 7 0 A M on. she is in her room, waiting to answer questions. We feel that if she were very punctual, she would stay at school all night so as to he there for a -LOO A. M consultation with unsophisticated indigents Miss Wise, our supply seller, has a trusting nature and will almost always lend vou money for a filler and a pencil. She is always most kind and has been known to unlock the domestic science room either to supply a girl with material to mend a run. or to teed some poot unlOr lunate, who was starving with food intended lor the other teachers. l or some time Mrs. Davis has taught Music in the Upper Arlington schools I ast tall when we came ba k from vacation we discovered we had lost something, namely. Mis. Davis hair. However, those of us who have heard at least one result of her toil the orchestra have found her bob has not detracted from her knowledge ol music, and we hear that her younger pupils have found that the loss of her hair hasn't taken away her strength and her unusual skill at car boxing as was Sampson's misfortune. Mrs. Gill, the Art Teacher, is a newcomer here Only a lew ol the high school pupils have been fortunate enough lo be taught by her but the grade school pupils have enjoyed her tutelage very much Mrs Gill has found that although she paints few of the Arlington girls do.