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World’s Fair Promotes Peace On Thursday, May IS. Upper Arlington played its part — small as it may have been — in promoting world-wide, or at least school-wide, peace. The auditorium lobby was miraculously transformed into a combined exhibition of all interested school dubs. A variety of school-sponsored special interest groups — including language clubs, exchange-student promoters, service organizations, hand} chefs, blossoming young artists, and cynics anonymous assembled their own booths, hoping to feed friends, fill club treasuries, and shed light on the school about their club’s activities and achievements. Several vocal groups and one very excellent folk-dance company exhibited many-faceted talents. Both pavilions and performances represented specific clubs and participating members Under the very organized leadership of Artie Leontis and other Leader’s Club members, representations were combined and unified into the 1975 World’s Fair Ncfcniti he's not' Steve Smurr sketching Pete Drake Dfligiysw I OUl'IL. I CYNIC ur Cynics sec the light hut can't seem to determine ■alierc it's coming from. (I. to r.) Dave Matuffcy.John DeWitt,John Healey, Mark DcVorc Dunk' forevervone compliment'd Pella Phcncgtr. I R Proluska. and Ronald Me Donald WORLD S FAIR M
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Folk-dancing entanglements featuring Neil Moore. Lynne Hyatt, Gail Oopah Brownell, Carol Moore, Bryan Holloway, and Isabel Liu. AH love can make even Australia and Peru agree' Hillary Dickson, Roberto Ponce (right) What' Tacos without Tequila1 Jim Minutilli and Bob Halloway stack 'em up WORLD'S FAIR-.'ft
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You Can't Drama Council 1974 1975 presented to the student bcxlv. to parents, ant! to drama other appreciates three formal prtxluclions Moss Hart's YOU AN T TAKE IT WITH Y )U. the children's play. ALICE IN WON DF.RLAND. Clarence Day’s LIFE WITH FATHER Members of the association, headed by of ficers Sandy Kate, president. Frank Timmons, vice-president treasurer, enjoved the most financiallv successful year miuc IVI. when Drama Council was first e stablished Other jiroup activities of the Council included a field trip to a pla in ('in-cinnati. CAPTIONS: (clockwise) Where did you say to move?” John Healey Nancy Talbert, with the help of Brent Benjamcn. criticize” her own work' Madeline O'Nall waits for her next entrancc Chuck Meyer and Sean O'Brien get psyched for their Big Scene Hillary Dickson tries to memorize her hnes ”A little higher and to the left I)MASIA W)
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