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

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MR. JOHN BRUCE Phyvcol Educoiion Health MISS ROSE SCHUE Phyvcol Education Ph ysical education, art, and music MR. MARVIN CROSTEN Phyvcol Educotion. Meolth MRS PEGGY ZACHMAN Phyvcol Education This year (or ihe first time sophomores were required to take physical education lor the entire year. They spent two periods o week in the gym or the natotonum, while tumors met three times a week Other changes in physical education class schedules gave opportunities (or the students to hove more use ol the gym and notolorium, and to have more choice in the type o( octivity (ollowed in closses. For seniors, physical education was an elective rather than a required course enabling those who decided to include physical education in their schedules to choose among team or individual sports, swimming, recreation Ifor girls), and gymnostics Ifor boys). Drivers’ Training, a required course (or sophomores, wos a one semester classroom course The future drivers studied troflic laws, systems o( the car and sale operation The alternate semester, sophomores were instructed in health science The students learned not only about the humon system but also about dtseoses and sofety procedures in the home MRS MARGARET SAMUEIS Hoalth MR. NEAl BIllMAN Drivers' Educotion 26

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Student often browse .n the poperbocl bookstore lyrics of Bob Dylan MRS. JEAN GUDDAT English XII MRS VIVIAN SCHMIDT English XII 25 MISS JEANNE FELTS English XII. Journol'V II MR CHARLES Will English XII MRS ELIZABETH RICHMOND English XII

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MR ROBERT GINTHER Bono MR HERBERT YENSER CKo . Girls' Glee Club. 8oy Glee Club MR MERVYN FARRAR Ocheif'o we develop special skills and talents Creativity ond self-expression or© encouraged by ihe teachers of art and music Hopelul artists-to-bc experimented with the controst between line and form and the shading and hues ol color. In Fine Arts I ond II ond Personal Art students became acquainted with various styles of art such as Op and Pop Art and the more abstract forms. looking os sharp os they sounded, marching bond members performed ot football holltime progroms in the new uniforms purchased lost spring Another chonge in this year's music program was the new dimension of sound odded to the orchestro by the addition of wind instruments to the strings Special programs ot Thanksgiving ond Christmas highlighted the yeor for choir and glee club members. For many Arlington musicians, the music theory dosses provided an opportunity to learn the basics of sight reading and rhythm, ond to study harmony and interpretation MRS MARJORIE MYERS Pertonol An An I Artist John O. Dusth'mer erodes an abstract sculpture l»om plostnr ol pons MR RICHARD FOlEY Personol A'I Art II