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

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NFL members maintain high standards The National Forensic League is a competitive speech league for high school students. At Upper Arlington, students compete in four events: Debate. Original Oratory, and Boys’ and Girls’ Extemporaneous Speaking. This year, members attended twelve tournaments with the season culminating at the districts and state tournament. The 1976-77 officers were: Bob Hamilton, executive; Gretchcn Bender, treasurer; Karen Hamilton, recorder; Anne Sakcr and Chuck Meyer, stats.; Vicky Sakcr, correspondent; and Rick Canfield, adviser Bill Hembree outlines the affirmative ease. Gretchcn Bender upholds the status quo. Members of the 1976-77 squad included BOTTOM ROW Vicky Saker. Karen Hamilton; ROW 2 Anne Saker. Steve Sowlc. Gretchcn Bender. ROW 3 Jeff Lehr. John Gurklis, Chuck Meyer, ROW 4 Jim Monast, Jack Kmcns. Bob Hamilton; TOP ROW Bill Hembree, adviser Richard Canfield Anne Saker presents her original oratory ORGANIZATIONS 201

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Ski Club has great season Ski Club, now Upper Arlington High School’s largest organization, has many members from each grade. Every Wednesday for six weeks during January and February, the Arlington skiers loaded up cars and school buses and traveled to Mad River Mountain in Bcllefontainc, Ohio. Due to the extra snow, the conditions remained excellent throughout the season. Mr. Mark Davis served as advisor of the organization. Brad Gibson. treasurer, and Kurt Shuler, president, were rhe 197 t7? nlliren Mminjc from the pteturr u vice president Tony D'Angelo Slu me later for lessons on how ro fall'” Bob Perkins flies like an eagle

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Art Club and WARL II work to improve their talents This was the first year for the newly formed Art Club. The club was starred for student artists to get to know one another and become involved in art related activities in Upper Arlington. With the leadership of advisor Mr. Foley and co-chairmen Carolyn Rie and Caroline Raynor, the club took several trips to various galleries and exhibits. They also helped to set up and take down many art shows in the Columbus area During Christmas the club members made cards and sold them at school. BOTTOM ROW Carolyn Raynor. Carolyn Ric. ROW 2 Tara Marzctti. Betsic Akins. Linda Grasso, Nancy Behling. Sally Ford. Cindy Patterson. ROW 3: Carlo Me Elroy. Sarah Pardue. Rod Pctscf. Ellen Bcnkicwicz. Chris Dougal; ROW I Suzanne Torbica. Sharon Coon. Tern Rem linger. Jenni Davis, Wendy Brewer. ROW V Marie Barone. I jura Pasquarcllo. Jenny Riselmg. Ellen Hoover. Ann Rhinehart. Jenny Bogcn. ROW 6 Elizabeth Black. Betsy Cavendish. Sun Popa, Gretchen Labrenz. TOP ROW Debbie Bopp. Susan Mcglone. Sara Dcckard. Mary Cuddi hee WARL II is an extension of the Broadcasting Theory and Production course. Under the direction of Mr. Rothschild and Lesli Lehr, television shows were produced for Warner Cable TV These shows which were created, produced, and directed by students were seen in Columbus on Wednesday evenings. Along with their television productions, the staff enjoyed many outside activities including their annual picnic. At the annual picnic arc WARE members Mr Rothschild. Joe Kaufman. Dave Dcxamenado. Dave Headly, Anne Saker. Steve Miller, Cyndy Flaig. Cathy Call and Mark Pappasx 202 ORGANIZATIONS Gary Hill and Mr Rothschild working in the booth