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

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Y -vw-'M'-ef-vt-ww-.1 .V .WV - -.., . FAVORITE SAYINGS OF THE SENIORS Kay Denbow ....... Sue Flick .......... Marylee Bottenhorn. Don Clark .......... Marcelline Miller .... Ferris Cop-per .... Lanora Wilkin .... Bobbie O'Brien ..... Bill Taylor ......... Margaret Schleckman ..... john Taylor ........ Helen Pfening ...... Betty J. Crane .... Ruth Vibber ..... Betty Tumbleson. . . Shirley Tice ...... Mary Wall ..... Betty Isaly ....... Betty W. Crane .... David Latham .... Lucille Kepley ..... Paul Best .......... Katherine McKinney. . . Bill Albrecht. . . . . Betty Sfnook ...... Mary Arant ...... George Miser ..... ' . Mary Hershberger. .. Bob Knoderer ...... Esther Miller ..... Jack Dauben .... Eleanor Allen .... Martha Sayers .... Lynn Doctor ,..... Rosemary Reed .... NVayne Sharpe ...... Betty Belle Young.. Jane Wood ......... .Ioe Mechem ....... Doris Young .... Campbell Graf .... John Sisson ........ Betty Thompson .... Burjo Lamb ...... Harry Sage ..... Pat Pfening ...... Barbara Baker .... llob Bottman ...... Mary Hoagland .... Page e ghteen 16 I feel devilish! Don't bother nie, I'1n concentrating! We'd go riding but I haven't any gas. The point is --. I was so embarrassedln Let's get some thus'm in there ! Now 1 in Kansas City -. Let's have a slumber party. That ain't the point. Gonna take your car P Hee -H hee! Well, now, 1 I donlt care! I thought I'd die! Have you heard my new pun F .. Little trouble perhaps P KK i i? Gee, isnt he cute? iIWhatyS that ?H You don't mean to say ? if I! Oh -- how terrible! Hiya sport! Oh, dear, my hair is falling down l Here's the thing lf' That's what I think --. Howtchadoo-o-o. Pay your dues ! When I was in Hollywood -. Scares me! This French is terrible! Now let me tell you sumpin i. I can't draw that l That's fight! I feel so silly ! Well-hello there ! You dumb guy ! Oh, my goodness ! Heaven help the Queen! May I borrow your pen? Well X he's all right, but -. You wanna get tough, huh ? I can't do that ! Meeooww if' My golly l Oh ooooo Q. You think so, huh P Cripes 3 I haven't got a thing to wear! Ah -- yes ! Yeah if' - Oh, heavens! Continued on page eighty-eight Q.. ! I I , .

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l i Lucille Kepley promises to pray each night that a few inches of her be trans- ferred to jean Love. Helen Pfening wills her smocks to Betty Mercier. Ruth Vibber wills her disappointing sneeze to some addict of hay fever. Kay Denbow leaves her knitting to someone who wants to untangle yarn. Mary Hershberger wills her hold-out record on joe's Hi-Y pin to any lassy with equal fortitude. Sue Flick bequeaths her fountain of knowledge to Janet Albright. Roberta O'Brien leaves her standing giggle record of 132 per minute to all comers. Jeanne Yantes wills her tap dancing to Martha Liter. VVayne Sharpe wills that nasal twang to Jean Shaffer. Lanora VVilkin hands her Missouri accent on to Mary Ann Dowlen, who should be able to handle all the accents in the school. Betty Tumbleson leaves her ability to argue in Civics class to Vivian Tripp. Doris Young bestows her Leaders Class worries on Kay Tice. Betty Belle Young wills her piano prowess to Janet Ingham. Bill Taylor bequeaths all the fluttering, broken hearts he will leave behind him to Bruise Osborne. Shirley Tice wills her Academic talents to Sam Conrad. Paul Best leaves his Physics Notes to Gene Durantz Bob Bottman hands his lively gait to Miss Horst. John Schwartz wills his bus line to some sucker in South Arlington. Martha Sayers leaves her place in the band to Fred Stamm. Esther Miller bequeaths her swimming laurels to Betty Lewis. Mary Wall leaves her small stature to Dorothy Hohenstine. Mimi Younger leaves her manual training to Elizabeth Martin. George Miser wills his fearlessness in English class to Justin Jones. Eleanor Allen wills her care of Marguerite Beaver to Mary L. Stephan. Betty Isaly wills her sweet disposition to Mary Belle Seely. Jane VVood bequeaths her come-hither brown eyes to Bill Nosker. Rosemary Reed wills her chewing gum to Marty Snouffer. Katherine McKinney wills her leadership to John Garvin. Margaret Schleckman leaves those big, boo'ful eyes for Mac, to Dona Lee Brown. David Lathan passes his stupendous reading ability to Mr. McCullough, who also has reading aspirations. Lynn Doctor wills Benny Clymer to whomever will have him. Betty W. Crane bequeaths her silence to Nancy Cash. Burjo Lamb wills his Uperfectl' behavior to Jim Wilson. VVe, the Senior Class bequeath our overwhelming scholarship to the Juniors, who will have to have something ever to graduate. Miss Hoffman and Mr. McCullough almost willed their resignation to the Arlington School Board after this last year with Arlington's greatest class. NVith best wishes and fondest farewell, we do hereby affix our seal and signature to this, our last Will and Testament. The Class of 1935. DTEANNE YANTES. form SIssoN. Page seventeen

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