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

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Mr John Blevins Miss Elizabeth Chnsman Ms Connie Coultrap Mr Paul Fender Mr Richard Foley Ms Barbara Hardy Mr Donald Valentine Mr JackWoodruil cheslra. Elementary Instrumental Music MIm Elizabeth Chrlaman Advanced Stud to Arts, Humanltvcs, Lalm I Latin II. Me Connie Coultrap Visual Art II. Mr. Paul Fender: Visual Art II. Ceramics, Cralts. Mr. Richard Poky: Visual Art III. Commercial Art. Photography. Ma. Barbara Hardy: Visual Art II. V.iual Art III. Mr. Donald Valentine: Concert Band; Mr. Jack Woodrull Sophomore Ensemble. Concert Choir. Symphonic Choir. Suing Choir, Music Theory Miss Elizabeth Chnsman gives Advanced Studio Art student Jenm Bopp a different point of view on her pen and ink drawing Although he is only at the high school for one class. Mr Donald Valentine is up bright and early first penod making music as he directs the concert band Creative Arts 167

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r Shaping Personal and Artistic Growth Many high school students spend their entire day simply absorbing information in each of their classes. They wander to and fro as nothing more than passive receptacles of stored knowledge. But this passivity is rarely the case among students in the creative arts department. For these people, art and music serve as a means of personal expres-sion and creative development. There are many options for students with an artistic interest. For one who enjoys music, there are several choirs and ensembles available There are also the many bands and orchestras for those skilled in playing a particular instrument. Both sets of groups perform in several concerts and competitions during the school year. The school also accommodates those among the student body with a personal interest in the visual arts. Visual Art Mil, ceramics, crafts, and photography are a few of the courses offered for aspiring young artists. Many of the projects completed in these various courses can be seen proudly displayed throughout the school. Despite the particular course, each student is encouraged to develop his individual talents, and many find this challenge greatly rewarding. 166 Creative Arti

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Mr William Ruoff shows Doug Wllford the correct way to construct an end table Making pants can be a dklfscult task, so Mrs Beulah Wmgett helps Heather Smith complete her pair while Lynn Wagner watts for her turn I Mrs Sharon Johnson Mr William Ruoff Mr Bill Stemcn Mrs Beulah Wingett Mr Joe Carter Mr Richard Hoskins FACULTY FIELDS: Mr. Joe Carter: Electricity and Electronics. Mr. Richard Hoskins Intermediate Drafting. Advanced Drafting, Engineering Graphics. Mr . Sharon Johnson: Home Economics II. Mr. William Ruoff: Metal I. II. III. IV, Wood I. II. Mr. Bill Stemen: Wood II. III. IV. Beginning Drafting; Mr . Beulah Wingett: Quest. Sewing I, II. Basic Foods. Singles Living 168 Industrial Arts. Home Economics