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

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MRS. VIVIAN ARNOLD Clorical Practice. Consumer Economics. Personal Typing Advanced Home Economics student Judy Wilson begins to lashion her fall wardrobe. practice, and study. The buzz of a saw, the methodic hum of a sewing machine, the whisper of a paint brush, and the steady click of a typewriter each offer students the opportunity of practical training for the future. Industrial arts teach students anything from merely mending a chair to constructing a table. Preparing meals, refinishing furniture, making clothes, and learning to care for children are all parts of the home economics courses. By taking fine arts, students are offered a wide range of activities from sketching and water color to sculpture and ceramics. The business education department teaches a wide variety of practical skills from writing a business letter to taking better class notes to help students to prepare for future careers. MRS KAREN BURNETTE Typing I. II MR NOEL DLNTNER Typing I. Bookkoeping MR MARVIN MOOREHEAD Driver Training MR DAVID GOSS Driver Training. Industrial Arts II 2»

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MR RICHARD FOLEY Ait n MRS BETTY WOOLPERT Sewing. Home Economics I MR RICHARD HOSKINS Mechanical Drawing I Our are molded through Perspective, tone quality, and harmony of colors had to be considered before art student Tana Thompson began to paint. MISS KATHERINE CLICK Shorthand I. II; Typing I MRS. ANN REAM Sewing. Home Economics II MISS ANNETTE JACKSON English X, Typing I. Notehand MRS ALICIA HOLMAN Art I 2

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through con MR. MARVIN CROSTEN Boys' Physical Education Somebody has my towel, Only five minutes to get dressed, and Where's my comb? are wailed from the locker rooms after a strenuous period of physical education. Twice weekly during gym class girls play a variety of sports ranging from hockey, volleyball, basketball, and tumbling, to folk dancing, tennis and archery. While the girls are furiously swinging hockey sticks end volleying for serves, the fellows are scrambling for the pigskin and shooting baskets. Speedball. volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, tennis, track and baseball keep the boys busy during the rest of the year. MRS. MARGARET SAMUELS Girls' Physical Education MR GERALD ASHTON Boys' Physical Education MISS SHARON SHEPHERD Girls' Physical Education 1-2-3-4 chant the girts who begin each gym class with a series ol exorcises.