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

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 ■■« ©• T H E NORIDESTER - 5 HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF THIRTY-ONE Oh' Seniors at last, after all our trouble arriving here—ami now, do we regret it: After all our wailing, I think that we’ve had a better time at Arlington than wc thought, and oh, what, Oh, What we’ve thought! Out of the Senior class Wilma Barnhart and Justin Folkcrth are our oldest members. Khe started here in the second grade. Look at them both now—what a change life does make! Then Karl Clark and Lowell Latham increased our number in the third grade and lYggv Cogswell in the fourth. Carol Barricklow, Nelle Price, Marjorie Tharp and Doync Rardon joined us in the fifth, and Marjorie Simons, Betty Wright, Hester Ann Moyer, Johnm White and Betty Spangler in the sixth. And do you remember what a terror Johnny was—how Mrs. Workman had a grudge against him because of his childish ideas of fun? During our seventh grade year, Dorothy Dunn, Philip Stoltz, otherwise “Dizzi and Charles Todd arrived. Do you recollect how Philip Stolty. used to tease Nelle Price until Miss Vance had to change his seat? And how Betty Spangler hit Phil Sheridan over the head with a book one afternoon in histori class? How Miss Vance must have suffered that year1 KImer Arhogust, otherwise “Nibs, His Royal Highness,’’ was our onl addition m the eighth, but wt lost Bill Cary, our humorist, and Gene Gardner, but wc see that Gene is back this year after a long absence. Again Miss Vance watched over us in registration. Then our Freshie year—Lois Adams, Blanche and Jean Curtice, Helen Knochs, Betti Johnson, Kllis Morris, Mary Jayne Yeiser—“Jai to all of us,—Bob Mathews, Edward Petit and Walter Wall helped our standing in popularity and scholarship. In our Sophomore tear we gained seven new members—Catharine Duff, Kitty to all of us, Man Jane Petro, Carolyn Orth, Jane Kelley, Dick Paugh, Homer Davies, our unique humorist, and Randall Squicr. Think, reader, of our great Sophomore Hop with the famous Dick Quigley’s orchestra assisting. Lowell Latham and Bill Kern represented us in football. In girls’ basketball, Betti Johnson, Carol Barricklow, Jean and Blanche Curtice, Jane Kelley, Marjorie Tharp and Jay Yeiser. In boys’ basketball, Bill Kern and Lowell Latham. Nibs Arhogust and Bill Kern held up our illustrious name in golf. During our Junior year, John Henri , Robert Living, Martha Farmer, Helen Kos-terman, Miriam Slatter anti Virginia Packer joined our ever-increasing rank. M ill you ever forget how Ginnie Packer slept in English Lit: Dick Paugh, Johnm White, Diz .i Stolz and Lowell Latham featured in football. In girls' basketball, Jay Yeiser, Jane Kelley, Betti Wright, Betti Johnson, Carol Barricklow, Marjorie I harp and Blanche Curtice; and in hoys’ basketball, Nibs Arhogust, Karl Clark, Doync Rardon, Dick Paugh and Lowell Latham. Homer and Justin were the Worth) managers. Blanche Curtice made All-County basketball team this year. Nil's, Lowell and Johnm White starred in swimming and Dome and Nibs in golf. This year—our Junior year—we gave the best Junior-Senior ever given at Arlington High School, with Betti W right as our president. ttu r righletn

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 -« ©• cr H E NORIDESTER JUSIIN I'OI K MKT It We rant, all ho hf ha,I ninth wit, Ilf was very shy of nsint it” Basketball Manager, 3, 4; Football Manager, 3; Class Pronhet; Ili-Y, 3, 4; Stale Scholarship I'eam, 4; Senior Play. Ohio State. JlW C'l'K TICK «. she is fair. an,!, fairer than that war,I. (•iris' Athletic Association; kia ka-pers Cast. 4; French Club, 4; Senior Play. Miami. Mi Ml K AkKOCI'S'I Thou ait a t allant youth.” ('lass President, 2; Ili-Y, 3, 4 (N'ice-Pres.) ; 61f, 1, 2. 3 (Manager), 4 ((apt.); Swimming 3. 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. Ohio State. l.own.i Latham Deeds, not words.” Football. 1, 2, 3. 4 (Cap:.); Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4; Track, 2, 3; Swimming, 3; Ili-Y, 5 (Treas.), 4; Kra Kapers Cast, 3, 4; Senior Play. Ohio State. To Pi 111 I neve 1 found the eomf'anion that was so iomf anionahle as solitude Football. 3. 4; Basketball, 3. 4 (Capt 1 ; Track. 3; (.loll, 3; Stmlent Council, 3 (N'icc-Pres.) f-aae se-ventret

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 T H E NORIDESTER - 3 - Finally our Senior year, with six new members: Alberta Hohstetter, Ruth Sargent, Jack Geohagan, Marvin Hein, John Jackson, with his indescribable Virginian accent, and last, but not least, Hill Obi. During the years Lois Adams, Nelle Price, Peggy Cogswell, Hester Ann Moyer, Betty Brim, Mac Ogden, Ginnie Packer, Bctt Johnson and Helen K »ster-man left our throng—all duly missed. We have kept up our athletic standard with Lowell as football captain, Marjorie I harp, girls’ basketball captain and Dick Paugh and Eddie Petit holding equal shares in the captaincy of the hoys’ basketball team. As for scholarship, the Senior class stands very high, with Walter Wall taking f irst place in the Franklin County Scholarship tests, Hob F.wing tying for second place and three out of the other four entrants receiving honorable mention. We have yet to give the best Senior play produced and just watch our Senior-Junior! At last I have finished. We are sorry, and yet glad to leave Arlington and we hope for as friendly a welcome in our next great step in this cruel, cruel world. Betty Simnci.kr. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred and thirty-one of Upper Arlington High School, Franklin County, in the State of Ohio, being of full age, sound mind and memory, and under no restraint do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: We have nothing, we owe much, the rest we leave to the Juniors. We will our profound dignity to any on-coming Senior Class able to acquire it. We will our absolute quiet ( ' ) in registration and American Literature class to the Junior Class. Elmer Arbogust wills his good nature to Tom Simmons. Carol Barricklow wills her editorship of the Norwester to any Junior half as responsible. Wilma Barnhart endows upon Ernestine Mason her weak voice (in reciting.) Earl Clark bestows to Carl Palmer his ability to get Vergil. Blanche Curtice wills her energy to Tissie Lohmeyer. Jean Curtice wills her dignity to Bonnie Stoltz. Homer Davies bestows upon Jack Shank his crude humor. Kittv Duff wills her winning smile to Loretta Gaetz. Dorothy Dunn wills her French books to Jimmy Miller. Hob Ewing bestows upon the Thompson twins Ins brightness. Helen Enochs wills her ahilitv to blush to Helen Hatch. Justin Folkerth wills his perfect attendance record to Jimmy I-aught. Martha Farmer wills some of her excess height to Jimmy Petro. Jack Geohagan wills his habit of being late to am Junior wishing this small item. Marvin Hein endows his abilitv to argue on any Junior not agreeing with Mr. Larkin. path nineteen