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

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5e my breakfast Valentine Good morning to you. Teachers dined on coffee cake, eggs, juice and coffee at the Teacher's Valentine's Day Breakfast. Sophomore Bill Dickman coordinated this annual Student Council activity. Ensemble brightened up the morning with several singing selections. If those students want A's. we better get some Valentine card? Mr Steve Edwards thinks Joe and Brad have hollow legs Mr. Chuck Ray chows down on a hearty breakfast of IBM STUDENT LIFE 23

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Quill and Scroll initiates Thirty-eight students were initiated into the G. Ellen Mann chapter of Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists Members of Norwester, WARL, Arlingtoman, and Journalism II who showed outstanding talent and participation in their fields were honored The guest speaker was Mrs. Helen McClave, formerly with the Upper Arlington News Mrs. McClave, who presently serves as Communications Director for the Franklin County Department of Education, spoke on the importance of journalism in future occupations. Officers for this year were president Connie Bockelman. vice-president Ted Vlahos, and secretary Susan Henderson. The officers and present members summarized these seven attributes of Quill and Scroll members: truth, leadership, initiative. loyalty, opportunity, friendship, and culture. The Henry R. Kiel award for promising journalists was presented to Connie Bockelman. co-editor of the Arlingtoman. Suzanne Wachtel enjoys the evening festivities 22 Student Life Guest speaker Mrs Helen McClave Elspeth Sawyer admires the pins and membership cards awarded to initiates Ty Initiates await the beginning 01 tne ceremony J

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Honors Night recognizes top scholars Upper Arlington High School hosted the 15th Anni: Academic Honor Awards Program in the spring. Three hur dred seventy-seven students with accumulative gradepor averages of 3.5 or above were honored, including 66 $t. dents who had maintained perfect 4 0 averages. Principal David Shelby was proud to announce that tr-377 honor students made up over one-fifth of the total sfi dent body. He felt that this large number of academic elite was a direct representation of the dedication of students a Upper Arlington. Superintendent of Schools Homer Mmcy praised the supportive community and parents who had contributed to the success of the honor students. In addition. Dr. Mincyw-lined the many responsibilities that leaders of the future must face. The guest speaker was Dr Donald Bulthaup. dean of ac demic affairs at Otterbem College. Dr. Bulthaup’s address dealt with science and the humanities. In addition to the pins and certificates presented to the scholars, a number of awards and special honors were announced Mike Day was presented the Daughters of the American Revolution award tor citizenship and patriotism Lisa Somerson received an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy. Joachim Tenuta was acceptec into the United States Military Academy at West Point Nancy Radcliff received a check for 150 dollars for winning the U.A Jaycee essay contest Booster Club President Bill Hamilton presented the Larkin Award for sportsmanship to Sally Turrell and Brad Armstrong. The Agoms Award for scholar-athletes was given to Dan Rohrs. Senior scholarships were presented by the senior class treasurer Dave Carmack to Pete Bianchine, Jenny Bogen and Nancy Radcliff A reception with cookies and punch, provided by the Home Economics Club, followed the awards ceremony. Jaycee representative Harold and essay winner Nancy Radcliff Taking pan in the program were Dr Homer Mmcy. Mrs Nancy Hamilton. Katherine Shisler and Dr Donald Bulthaup 24 STUDENT LIFE Award winners Sally Turrell. Rohrs. Brad Armstrong and Mike Day Senior scholars Dan Rohrs and Jenm Bassett enioy a stimulating conversation at the reception