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

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Art Show displays talent Each spring students had the opportunity to exhibit their works of art in the Learning Center. Any student could enter works that were completed in the past year. Entires included: oil. water color and acrylic paintings, prints, drawings, crafts, ceramics and photographs. Robert and Marion Gatrel. nationally known artists. judged the display. The couple refused their honorarium and requested that the money be used for the betterment of the Art Department. Ron Smith and Jan Klamar didn't know Rcmbrant had kid% in our school 22 ACTIVITIES

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Juniors Mike Millet and Mark Cartmillc plot locgj! the vophomorc float Oh. I feel like a queen. Let's boojiic lo the beat R-O-W-D-l-E! Seniors. Seniors! Go Bears! We are UA! Sophomores. Sophomores! Chanting these and various other cheers, many psyched UA students paraded to the football stadium on Thursday evening for the traditional Homecoming Pep Rally. In all the Homecoming excitement the spirited senior class of ’78 took first place in the float competition for the second year in a row. With the crowning of Queen Terry Cook and the evening's festivities over, many UA fans went home anxiously awaiting Friday night’s football game. The Queen and her court proudly reigned over the football game as the Golden Bears tamed the Tygers from Cuyahoga Falls by a score of 21-0. thus adding a joyous victory to the Homecoming celebration. For many UA students Saturday night’s dance brought an end to the three-day Homecoming festivities. To carry out this year’s theme. “Tame the Tygers.’’ Student Council cleverly decorated the dance with India: and UA couples danced to the sounds of “PFFT.” Student Council directed Homecoming '77. a very memorable event in “UA on Stage.” Varsity cheerleaders lake a hack%eai drive ACTIVITIES 21

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Drama Club releases Auntie Mame Want lo join our Barbecue? (Paul jmphell. Dcl- ' c phervon» l (hiv the partv to who I .mi peakinj!v'iK ! n ( luivtophersonl Tony Sammons was again seated in the director's chair for the Drama Club's season opened. Auntie Mame: a hilarious comedy of the life and times of a rich, eccentric woman. Robin Christopherson assumed the leading role of Auntie Mame. She along with the Drama Club's officers: Keith Stevens. President: Laura Kane. Treasurer: and F.xec-utive Committee members: Andy Wilken. Margie Neyman, and Bob l.indeman set the stage for another classic performance. Hours of rehearsal paid off in two great performances in November. Student Director Sam Dudgeon remarked of his cast. “Their time and efforts could not have been better rewarded. The UAHS Drama Club literally portrayed “UA On Stage.” Father Tom Butler converts Spence and lircil ACTIVITIES 23