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

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Nice play Bears Chris Guzzo dances her way around the bases BOTTOM ROW S Bisca. P Gannan. S. Briscoe (cocaptain). A Ernst (co-captain). C Guzzo. C Fry; ROW 2 A Kragaloct, D Byers,J Mitchell. 1) Wingcrtcr. S Reeves..! Emrick; TOP ROW J Kempf (mgr.), K Richison (mgr). G Morris. B Hamparian, L Burgcrt. S Janes. J Jacobs (mgr.). Coach Miller, MISSING C Whittaker. Softball Bears swing to victory The 1977 season marked the first year for fast pitch softball for the lady Bears. Despite the difficulties of having to switch from slow pitch to fast pitch, the lady Bears led by senior cocaptains Sue Briscoe and Andrea Ernst comprised an excellent 15-1 record. Senior third baseman Lisa Burgcrt was chosen the most valuable player by her teammates. UA SEASON RESULTS (slow pitch) 9 John Glenn 11 6 John Glenn 3 4 Gahanna Lincoln 3 4 Grove City 1 13 Franklin Hts. 0 4 Marysville 3 5 Chillicothc 6 11 Grove City 6 28 Franklin Hts. 4 13 Worthington 4 (fast pitch) 11 West 4 14 Lancaster 11 15 Lancaster 16 8 Marysville 14 2 Whitehall 0 17 Olcntangy 2 3 Northland 0 25 Centennial 13 16 Olcntangy 3 SPORTS 27i

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Lacrosse sticks together The Golden Bear Lacrosse Club completed a winning season by attaining a 7-6 season record. The highlight of the year came at the Midwest Tournament when the Bears won their last two games by wide margins to place a respectable fifth place in the tourney. Coach Lee Spitzcr said of the squad, Although we were very young, we performed well as a team all season long.” The year's performance was led by Captains Brian Hughes, Dan Coletti and Dave Tcc-plc, who, along with Doug Hunt, Mark Ransom and Tim Zahlcr, were honored as All-Midwest Flayers. Coach Spitzcr adds that next year’s squad is very promising since 40 of the 50 team members arc returning with valuable game experience. Lee Kimble faces off Brian Hughes scores again Jeff Acock battles for the ball UA Season Results 11 Southland 2 6 Worthington 4 10 Western Reserve 4 12 Shadysidc 7 5 Sewickley 12 8 L’anscCrcuse 6 4 Western Reserve 9 3 Worthington 15 5 Shadyside 4 1 Sewickley 8 (Tournament) 3 Detroit Country Day 6 12 L’anse C reuse 4 11 Cranbrook 4 270 SPORTS BOTTOM ROW PjuI ffcrldrhMf . JcH Acock, t ig Hunt, Ml Hukle. Date Tceple. Din Coletti, Bum Hughes. Mirk Rin «m, fch I' Inrr. Frank Soblett IV . Hmklr. ROW » Mirk Dumond. Ted Wolford. Alin M. Krone, R.m Maby, Charlie Pern. Rimh Vwnilk. W.ll HurunclRMh Chip 4 arbimer lee Kimble. Tim Zihlct, IVm Welsh. R. i Mokr . ROW » A«i Coach Kevin Hughes. Sieve Young. Green Jim Sinford. Doug Wickrrhim, Blake Ncvroth, Dine Wtkos. Cnig Miller. Bnin Hoover. Ken lewit, R»k HlU Ouch let '.purer, ROW 4 Mike Htnntuty And I nnwl Doug Riemer, Tom Snut. Tom Cooper. Brad Anrmnmg. Bfu c J.mcv Ve J,,rw 1 h .. • Harruck Tim McIntyre- R k Southuick. TOP ROW Ben Rupp, Chris Williams. Joachim Tenuii, Blur ('drain, Rib Blind, Muk Pim, Ditr Hum, ll S hkm.Jor Hcymin, Dm Wilqum

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Opponents f in i Steve Sandbo more nasty than Nutate Sophomore Pete Edwards smashes another shot Look out Jimmy Conners (Jim Hendnx) Pete Snouffer reaches to release his strong serve BOTTOM ROW' Steve Seuhen. Pete Edwards Scott Wallace. Steve Sandbo. Jim Hcntlm l avt Braun. Pete Snonffer. ROW 2 Boh Hcmlnv. A shovn.an Dm Salmen. Sett Sandh... Tom Hawk. Herts Poivtlc. huvk Window . TOP ROW’ Oiath Dili I nman. J,mho Sherman. la pal mu Sshoolcv. Tim Aush. Alan Van Patten.John Barnes 2 2 SPORTS