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

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LEFT to RIGHT: Sarah Hayes, Miss Margaret! Schultz fadviserl, Janet Nitschke, Carol Sain. Bob Walker, Dennis Fales, Iim Turner. A.6.E. Any girl with a whoopee clutched between her teeth is undoubtedly a member of A.C.E. still hard at work on a fall project. Not only did these gals sell whoopees, they washed cars, sponsored the Christmas formal with Key, each one sold four stuffed animals to benefit Dr. Tom Dooley in Laos, had a hayride - complete with campfire and songs, held a father- daughter banquet, gave a spread before the Whitehall game to boost school spirit, and had bake and cake sales. It doesn't take much imagination to see that planning all these projects could have been a real headache. But the senior girls were efficient- ly led by Ienny Haymore, president: Ianet Nitschke, vice-president: Iudi Graber, secretary: Donna Hill, treasurer: Susie Dawson, represent- ative to Leaders' Club: Carol Clay, sergeant-at- arms: Mary Io Burt, social chairman: Susie DeLor, ways and means chairman: Cherie Stewart, publicity chairman: and Mrs. Anne Christy and Miss Marilyn Smith, advisers. 30 leaders Club As Charlie Brown would say, Good grief! Three vice-presidents! However, in Leaders' Club these three work together and separately to co-ordinate the club's activities. The club is divided into seven committees. Some projects are a result of one committee's work, while others are a combined effort. This year Leaders' Club sponsored a clothing drive, a sale of cashew nuts, a canned foods drive, a sale of Christmas wrapping paper, a Christmas party for under-privileged children at Godman Guild, the annual International Dinner, college panels for both the junior and senior high schools, the Leadership Training Conference, a Valentine party, and an Easter party. Leaders' Club gives every member first- hand experience in the planning of projects of benefit to others. This year lim Turner served as president, assisted by Dennis Fales, first vice-president: Carol Sain, second vice-president: Ianet Nitschke, third vice-president: Bob Walker, secretary: and Sarah Hays, treasurer. Miss Margarett C. Shultz is the adviser. LEFT to RIGHT: Miss Marilyn Smith tadviserl. Mrs. Anne Christy tadviserl, Ienny Haymore, Susie DeLor. Susie Dawson, Ianet Nitschke, Mary Io Burt, Iudi Graber, Donna Hill, Cherie Stewart, Carol Clay.