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

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Senior Class Officers Left to Right: Bob McWilliams . . . President Sy Sherman . . . Secretary A John Joseph . . . Vice-President Steve Williams . . . Treasurer The Class of 1956 found that hard work and diligent leadership must accompany the fun and the prestige which make the senior year such a memorable one. Bob McWilliams, president, John Joseph, vice-president, Sy Sherman, secretary, and Steve Williams, treasurer led the class in their many fund-raising projects to finance the Norwester. These projects proved to be as time-consuming as the Junior-Senior had been. Tri-Village Studios was the photographer for the Nor- wester, which was headed by Larry Grubbs, editor-in-chief, and Miss Vera K. Randall, adviser. Pigskin Preview, the dance after the Preview game, marked the beginning of the seniors' efforts to get their financial affairs off to a promising start. During the year various projects were undertaken, such as paper drives, sale of Golden Bear stationery, canvassing Arlington for Booster Club memberships, and selling concessions at basketball games. Sales tax stamps became tickets to Miss Page Eighteen f jf 4 Randall's English classes as the seniors lived up to the motto, 'Till your container once every two weeks. What underclassman could ever forget those philanthropic bake sales at 3230? Homecoming highlighted the fall's activities when Judy Smith was chosen 195575 queen and Rachel Colby, Joan Albin, Lucy Pugh, and Mickey McSwain reigned with her at the game and homecoming dance. Term papers caused the traditional headaches, but when December 9 rolled around all the seniors had. miraculously created works of literary genius. After the term papers the seniors and their parents settled down to a week of complete relaxation. The class combined their final efforts to produce the senior class play late in the spring. Senior Day, the class picnic, graduation parties, baccalaureate, and iinally com- mencement exercises climaxed the many unforgettable ex- periences which are a part of every senior year.

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