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

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 ■« ©• T H E NORU ESTER © - • -vSV'iN JOHN MILLER— Jack Jack is our prophet and actor as as well. In music he'll go far. we wish to tell.” Ili-Y. 4 Football. 2. 3, 4 Class Prophet Senior Play, 4 Kra .y Kapcr Cast. I Ohio State PIEKCE I)ENMAX—“Pierce Happy-i o-hicky, carefree and gay, Haskethall, football and iolf lie can Play.” Basketball. 2. :: (Capt.) 4 Golf. i. 2, 3. 4 Baseball. 3 Track, 2. 3 Football. 2. 3, 4 Ohio State Page fifteen

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 •« 3- T H E NORU5ESTER ®» - • --3Na-» JOSEPH THOMAS Joe Musician and student, that's a Well-known fact. .hid it's only in stature, that Joe has a lack. Ili-Y, 3. 4 Orchestra. 1. 2, 3. 4 Torch, 2, 4 Class Secretary, 2 Class Treasurer. 2 (.lass Vice-President. I Hand. 4 Annual Staff. I. 2 Glee Club, l Krazy Kapcr Cast. 4 steopathic College, Kirksvillc, Mo. MARY LOUISE SCHENK - Mary Park hair, pretty eyes and pleasing smiles, .III these add to our Mary's wiles. Glee Club, 2 Western College MARVIN ( LSEN— Marvin Though Monin's a newcomer, reserved and shy. In spile of that, he's a mighty fine ' tuy'. Cleveland Shaw. I. 2 Arlington, 2. 4 Football. 4 Baseball. 3 l li-Y. 4 hio State MIRIAM DUFF— Miriam ‘‘.llways smiling, always happy, always gay. Like a beam of sunshine on a rainy day. Craft on High. Pittsburgh. 1. 2. 3 Arlington. 4 Headers' Class. I hio State Page fourteen

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 cr HE NORUJESTER •© •“ SENIOR CLASS POEM I do not wish to sing a song Of sorrowful tears, of grief, of woe, As other bards are wont to do When they set out from school and friends And steer their ships to foreign shores, To seek their fortunes with the rest, And complete the castles of their dreams. For it is time for jubilation. For tales of conquests rightly won. Conquests which, however trifling. Remain deep within the minds of youth. Upon experiences which we encountered In daily toil within this school. Does rest the foundation of our life From which will rise the battlements Of man. and from which strength shall we. In later life, derive success And happiness unbound. Tis true, therefore, the heart is heavy ; A sorrow hard to be explained Wells up and nigh o’ercomes us as We turn our lingering steps away. Rut we must pass o’er that in our Endeavor to fulfill our plans. Our hopes and aspirations, whose Inceptions were in this old school. Which we. in thoughtful mood, now leave To others who. in turn, shall have The same emotions which we now feel At parting. Russell Wing. Page sixteen