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

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class ot Upper Arlingon l-ligh School ot the village ot Upper Arling- ton ot the Northwest Territory, do hereby and torthwith state and publish these vices and virtues as our last will and testament, andsolemnly bestow them upon our underclassmen. The Senior Class wills its ability that put Upper Arlington on the map to the under- graduates in the hope that they will be able to keep it there. Charles Dowdy does duly bequeath speed to the up and coming track star, Jesse Owens. Janet Cutt sends her dancing aspirations to Reed McClelland. Kurtis Miller wishes his ability as a gigolo on Georgie Pack. Justine Carmack adds her beau-catching hair bows to Paddle Taylor's collection. Jerry Stockdale wills his Don Juan complex to the l-leath twins. Suegenia Demaree bestows her Kentucky drawl upon Mary Mulholland. Marjorie lett Vance Lee betore he had a chance to leave her. Betty Tobin gives Tittany's back to New York. Ed l-lall leaves Miss Schultz. June Knowlton donates her book larnin' to Ed Minor. James Barry wills his loquaciousness to Marilyn Gardner. Nancy Cash leaves her shyness to Keith Forrest. ' Joe Anstaett leaves his chautteur's license to Marjorie Sanborn. Barbara Exline sends l-low To Win Friends and lntluence People to our good triend, Mr. McCullough. Bobby Rarey leaves his hourly rendezvous to Flo Parker. Jane Durrant bequeaths her stepladder to Bobby Faught. Ewing Boles wills his studiousness to Peggy Parr. Sarah Dodd bestows upon Jimmy Andrews her general usetulness. Pete F-lershberger gives his gold and silver tootballs, basketballs, etc., to that aspiring maiden- Louise Bath leaves her milk stool to Jimmy Baynes. Jim Davies wills his various presidencies to any brave soul. Margaret Dittmer bestows her giggle upon Guy Peterson. Bruce wills the principal's otiice back to Mr. Jackson tor tuture use. Donna Kelley gives her pout back to Simone Simon. Bill Zartman wills his blushes to Betty Hall. Ruth Anne l-lutt wills Leesburg to Mr. Larkin. Fred Rainey leaves his eyebrows to Mr. Jackson. Bette Baldwin donates her avoirdupois to Pete Sayers. Goebel l-leusch bequeaths his wavy hair to Bob Gibsen. June Durrant gives the Grandview boys back to the Grandview girls. Wesley Shatter wills his quietness and reserve to Bud Jaeger. Vivian Slater leaves her gold tootball tor the trophy case. Sam Clark bequeaths his ability to get along with Miss l-lottman to Paulie Nash. Betty Jackson leaves her technique tor a long time romance to Tommy Wilson. Jack Grat leaves the tootball and basketball teams stranded. Lorraine Van Ordstrand wills her devil-may-care attitude to Cy Miller. Bud l-layhurst is willing to leave. Three cheers 'For the armyll Suzy Fraher wills her swing skirts to Benny Goodman's band. Walter lsaly bestows his manly physique upon Owen l-leusch. CContinued on page 855 Page Eighteen

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CLASS HISTORY Recollect twalve yars ago when Dot Kromer, Suzy Fraher, June Knowlton, Margie Dittmer, Nancy Cash, Gus Carmack, Junior Miller, Buds l-layhurst and Greer, Goebel l-leusch, Bill Zartman, and Sammy Clark tirst tromped the dreary doorways ot the edu- cation editice. 'T was a time class in them early days-maybe we warn't up on our techer trublin'. Miss Ricketts' list o' fifth grade bone haids toped even the many inter'stin' ruckesses in the leetle building. Them wundertull fifth and sixth grade plays shure aimed ter start us ott in Junior l-ligh the rite way, but rice and 'raser tites soon got the upper grip. The senyer boys book passing marked the last ohooliganry. The gals-innocent leetle things -n'er have they'uns stooped to such tricks: they wer not trubled with such toolery- we men sez this-here wuz due to excessive loquative exertions. ln high school we'uns tirst met up with love, that undetermined quantity. Time tramps on and ear red'ning recollections are best torgot, except tor one, Janice's Jack. The two-bit net trum the I-Ii-Y Carnival in our treshman yar look'd peeked but a exel- lent Junyer-Senyer and class play mark'd the real beginnin'. Led by senyer class ottisersz President, Bob Rarey: Vice President, Ed l-lallg Secretary, Bette Baldwin: and Treasurer, Goebel l-leusch we'uns gave a tine senyer play, Senyer Junyer, and the best annual yet as our lesser acheevementz. This class is proud ter be at a height in athletic acheevment. Under the leedership ot Pete I-lershberger, Jack Grat, and the boys who won two or more gold tokens ter each majer sport, we represent one er more champeenship teams in each sport. With the necessary help ot lesser lites our heroes have done the largest single part in leading we'uns to Class B basketball and track champeenships to say nothing ot TWO undefeated tootball seasons and many smaller honors. g We must also menshun the gals, they hev dun well ter themselvz in both intr'mural and interscholastic-lsuch big wordsl-competition under the modern idee ot play ter all. Under a ditF'cult system we hev not only stood high in various special tests but in av'rage grades as well. Well-our time is up-we leave this dreary dungeon ot despotic dominashun ter the last time. l-but no one will bet that inside a year he won't be backl. CHARLES DOWDY Page Seventeen

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