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

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One of the many outstanding events of the year was Homecoming with Jeanne Shaffer reigning as queen and Marty Clark, Tammy Milburn, Judy Beck, and Linda Gate- wood as members of her court. From this time until December 5 all the seniors could be seen making hurried trips to the library and hastily consulting their typing manuals. Term papers occupied a great deal of time and when the fateful day arrived, the seniors turned in their masterpieces with mixed feelings- glad to have the project completed, but fearful of the final outcome. Senior Day, the class picnic, and Baccalaureate were all never-to-be-forgotten experiences leading up to commence- ment exercises which climaxed an eventful year for the class of 1955. Page Twenty-four The class of 1955 left behind a year well-Worth remember- ing. As the oldest class in the school, its members were faced with new responsibilities. Led by officers Jim Sipp, president, Kim Kelsik, vice- presidentg Betsy Schwartz, secretary, and Dave Fergus, treasurer, the senior class was confronted with the task of financing the Norwester. Along with bake sales, rummage sales, basketball concessions, and coat checks, the Boosters' Club Drive proved most profitable. By soliciting members for this club, the senior class received one-fourth of the dues paid by the newly acquired Boosters' Club members. Showing typical daring, a group of senior boys appeared one October morning in Bermuda shorts and knee socks. But to the disappointment of the rebels, their attire was not wholeheartedly approved.