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

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Yes siree, Dead-Eye, that there class was dangerous from the first. fMove that spittoon a little closer there.j Why, man, I remember when they first j'ined up with the UA Ranch-back in 1936 that was. We let red-haired Sam Johnson corral 'em that year, and what a round-up! The outfit chose a cowboy, name of Folkerth, to run things, Dick Lorey helped him out, Cub Gardiner was treasurer, and Bob Anstaett was sec- retary. QI seen that ace up yore sleeve, Dead-Eye.j I remember the hay-ride they had-regular ole get-together with hot-dogs at the end of the trail. Honest, Dead-Eye, you'd 'uv died laughing at some of those kids acting so dad-gumed grown-up and all the time not knowing how to toss a baby steer. But they was learning the ropes and they showed signs of being a pretty smart outfit in time. fDeal me a couple more, Dead-Eye.j Well, now, le'me see. Seems to me they took some new hands over there the next season: Jayne Weathers, Marilyn Huber, Fran Wagen- hals, and Bill Palmer, I think it was. They elected this Lorey fellah for president, Myrna Smith, vice president, Joyce Tefft, secretary, and Bob Crane, treasurer. We didngt have much trouble with them yet, 'bout the only thing they did was use Caesar ponies, and we never could catch 'em at it. tWatch where you put yore feet, Dead-Eye, I ain't used to spikes.j Things began flyin' faster around the ranch the next year. They put this here guy Folkerth back in to run them. Myrna Smith was again vice president, with Bob Hamlin secretary and Bob Murphy treasurer. Two hands, Cub Gardiner and Chuck Reading, drew up their stakes and lit out for higher ground. They took on a new bunch, though, in time for branding season: Ruth Goodwin, Phyllis Stout, Bob McElree, Caro- lyn Felker, Jean Hubbard, Bob Cameron and Don Schiesswohl. f Too bad, Dead-Eye. Guess this full house takes it.j That cussed ol, Dirty Dan Dupler was chosen captain of the football team, Bill Heath, captain of the bucketball team, and feather-brained Pappy Cameron, captain of the track team. fNow, Dead-Eye, don't get sore. I didn't mean to spit in yore eye.j Seems like I recollect pretty much talk 'bout some Junior- Senior that year. If I remember right, it was the best one we ever had in these here parts. They turned the ranch into a Hawaiian beach, and, Dead-Eye, it was really beautiful. fWhy, Dead-Eye, I'm not dealing off the bottom of the decklj But this year, pardner, it's really been hot around here. Dan Der- ringer and Norman Gatsch were the only new hands. Q Yep, that's a fine gun you got there, Dead-Eye.J Spunky outfit elected Mike Khourie president of the class, Bob Hamlin, vice president, Bette Grover, treas- urer, and Frank Jarvis, secretary. They was a bunch of mighty purty gals hanging round by this time, reckon 'bout the purtiest was Bette Grover, who was homecoming queen over to the ranch. fWell, I'll be dad-gumed, Dead-Eye, I didn't know that ace was up therelj I been hearing some talk about a Student Council over there lately, and I guess Bob Hamlin is at the head of that. fHey, Dead-Eye, don't look at me like thatlj Guess those dudes huv turned into real cow-punchers. KNOW, Dead-Eye, wait a minute. Don,t go shooting that gun off--you might hurt .... BANGU Myrna Smith Page Si.1'fm'11

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8215... Hasty references that must be found before the bell rings- The library will tell you everything about anything .... Payv Effjllfffll 1 11:15 .... We wish we had eaten more for breakfast .... The home ec girls get ready for lunch .... North Hall hlares out with that jammin' jive .... Every- one with two good legs swings it . . . 12:00