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

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 T H E NORIDESTER -® - • -vSV K Charles Lewis Dick Quigley Tim Armstrong Bob Barnes Robert Crane Pierce Denman Don Hill JUNIOR CLASS Ed. Lakin Chester Mirick Joe Thomas Russell Wing Jane Ames Mary Louise Coxhead Virginia Estcy Betty Heusch Virginia Pfening Katherine Reading Mary Louise Schcnck Claire Stotlcr Phyllis Williams Jack Miller Page eighteen

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 ©• CTHE NORIDESTER (5 In Los Angeles, after much searching, we discovered Fritz Radcbaugh financing a free hospital for broken-down athletes. Talking about hospitals we heard that Virginia Estcy was shief surgeon for Morbid Mothcrs-in-Law at the Home for the HELPLESS. A whole day being spent in America, our next landing was in London. There we found Ellen Benbow much interested in horse-breeding and steeplechase races. Betty Benbow. she believed, was visiting the home of Shakespeare, getting research data for a book on his life. Betty was an up and coming authoress these days. In Italy we discovered Katherine Gillivan perched on the topmost window of the Leaning Lower of Pisa. She was about to test Galileo's law for fall ing bodies. On a homestead in Scotland, we found Sandy Francisco explaining basketball to three sprightly towheads. But now. interesting as our trip had been. I was rather wearied. I'm not as young as I used to be. you know—so we decided to go no further. 1 did want, however, to see Mil Shaw, so we journeyed to Ireland, and remained the rest of the week-end there at Kelley's Castle where Mil Shaw has been residing these ten years. MILL Marquardt. FAREWELL Little can rhyming words express The truth of our school days' happiness: Tis only thru the troubles and the triumphs shared That one can understand, how much we really cared. For when we find the fleeting days have passed us by. At last the final goal has been attained. We pause, to ask the reason why Our gladness, be a bit constrained. But the answer is not so hard to find: It's the dear old school we've left behind. And traveling the path of twelve short years together We have found a friendship, that binds us forever. Now we've reached the fork in the end of the road. And now we find it's time to part; Again we take up our load. A smile on our lips—but an ache in our heart. Mildred Marquardt. Page seventeen

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 -« o- T H E NORIDESTER -® SOPHOMORE CLASS Dorothy Eichenlaub Doris Garner Dorothy Hanna Elizabeth Head Marian Holl Freddy Lohmeyer Harriet McClure Dorothy Bell McFeely Miriam Morton Helen Pheneger Juanita Poole Elizabeth Rudd Frances Schwartz Marjorie Smith Victor Barricklow Owen Griswold Bob Kelley Bill Kern William Lanich James Moor Norman Shaw Benjamin Watson Ben Williams Harriet Hoover Absent Page nineteen