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

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Lisa Rhees Courtney Robert Brad Robeson Malinda Rex Scott Robinson Susanne Robinson Winston Robinson Heather Romine Tori Rundels Wahd Saad Michael Sabo John Royer Kathleen Scanlon Joseph Schtvone William Schlitr Susan Sanders

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LLll.Udir-trtrfjtiLi.LLrUliilL jjtjtiMIllr LlLtUtitiy ttkU.LLIl.li 1 he news spread quickly through the hallways from senior to senior Through lips barely parted, with eyes askance watching for underclassmen and faculty eavesdroppers. the word was passed along: Owen’s. Sunday night. 10 00 Have the stuff Sunday night in the Kingsdale Shopping Center parking lot the excitement was electric Twenty carloads of senwts were there with “the stuff — house for sale” signs that the perpetrators of the crime had borrowed for the express purpose of selling the school. The leader of the group stood in front of the crowd and gave the instructions: Because of the extreme risk of being caught, we will all plant the signs at once. In front of the school, on my signal Park on sidestreets with your lights out. but engines running. Let’s head on out And so they went off into the black of that Sunday night and Into the pages of Infamy. The group of unnamed seniors successfully sold the school with approximately 150 for sale $igns. which were later returned to their rightful owners. Senior pranks are part of an unwritten tradition that is not allowed but nevertheless expected by the school administration. According to Mr Ben Pierce, assistant principal In charge of student discipline, there is “no need for pranks of any kind, but we generally expect them every year As long as nothing dangerous or destructive occurs, we can live with it. It is not permissible, but it happens The Class of '83 managed to pull off several interesting stunts toward the end of the year. Among them was the black and gold art form toilet entitled Flush Senior Exams. which was on exhibit in its concrete base outside the Brandon Road parking lot doors Also con structed was a senior women’s underwear display in the main hall showcase. And the duck strolling down a second floor hallway one afternoon was definitely not there on its own accord Altogether, the Class of ’83 bid a destruction-free farewell to the school Katherine Ramsay Laurie Ray James Rechsiemer Missy Redmond Terry Rennecker Seniors 69

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Richard Schnoor Christine Schodoil Leanc Scot! Kurt Seibert Debra Shapiro Daniel Shea Jennifer Scott ■M l . David Setterlln Loucsa Schrlm Ann Sesier Susan Shelby Dan Shellnc Sarah Shelton Margaret Sheppard Seniors 71