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

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) MISS JANE BENBOW English X MISS ANNETTE JACKSON English X, NoiohoM MRS HELEN TANNER English X Hands raised some anxious and some hesitant words spoken. some sure and some confused—these sights ond sounds could be m any closs ot UA but English closses especially encouraged discussion Understanding widened os students ocauamted themselves through reading with many philosophies Journalism os well os English students wrestled with the basics and intricacies of grammar A history of |Ournalism news reporting, ond proctico! experience in the publication of the ARIINGTONIAN ond the NORWESTER occupied these students. In fnendly fairly informal closses. speech, debate ond drama students mastered the techniques of orol communication Speech assignments ranged from two minute narratives to ten minute dissertations, each with o purpose ond o lesson, while the emphasis in debate wos on quick thinking ond logical ond fluent argument. On the other hand drama students, starting with fundo mentals of movement and expression did readings cuttings and whole plays in moods of fanlosy and realism comedy and tragedy In all these classes, excellence in communication, both written ond oral, was the gool MRS MARTHA BULLOCK English X After years of study, we are well aequainted with Shakespeare 23 MRS. PATRICIA YOUNG English X MR JOHN NEFF English X MRS PHYLLIS NARDY English X. Xt

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MR. IANCESHREFFLER Guidonc Count lor MRS POllY NEER Guidonc Count lot MRS BETTY SWANSON Guidonc Count lot Guidance personnel help us choose our colleges and careers The lour lull lime counselors oi UA ore vital ports of the school program providing truly personalized attention to individuals in the 1900-member whole. The counselors greet many students each day in the bright yellow office. In a relaxed conversational atmosphere the student and counselor discuss individual plons and problems The many college catalogues and career files in the guidance office give voluablo assistance to the student who is plon-nmg his high school schedule with an eye on the future Follow, up studies of Arlington grads give the student some bosis for better coniecture of how he himself may do in a similar environment By helping seniors and underclossmen moke college ond career plans, choose courses, and odiust to high school life, the guidance department fulfills a valuoble function at UAHS MR CHARIES WRSON Guidance Counselor 22 M [ loui . Guard .nlc 'r Comtci and Nancy F'lit o ihn oppO'tunities otlemd by Ihn Potliestor IntMul O Technology

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MR. EUIS IUTZ English XI MRS MARY BUZZEllI English XI MRS. JOYCE RICKETTS English XI. Journalism 1,11 To study ballads we listen to the Employing techniques loomed in speech class. Debbie Bonte presents an impromptu speech to her classmates MRS. SUE GRAOISAR Speech Debate MR WIlllAM PAllAT English XI MR TONY SAMMONS Speech. Drama 2 1