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

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 The school day finally take it« toll on (union Jennifer Datidton and Tina Kundelt at they rett in the relaxing warmth of the tun ? etu ruing to a new School year, we expected change. thousand new students were houn d to make a difference. Once the initial shock of crow Jed U(s passed[ we found that though we were experiencing the gear on a grander sea le, that which we were experiencing remained as personal as ever. Amy William concentrate on her text in the solaarv expanse of the hall Many ttudemt can anew that taking make-up test it an arduout ta k Opening J

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Student, m M» Bern S Kanngh. . guett ip fint and kc-ei ate ir.tro life by Guru w»k taught uudenu about meditation In an experiment conducted by Guru Kaunch. uudenia experience the force created by rubbing their hand, together Book p«ck up n the firu of many f«m» lor tophomorc Knt Lcppcn. n - of the nunierouv new Modem. 10 the high vchool The arrival of the tophoenom and fredimen gave L’AHS an enroUrnent ol nearly 100 uudenta Open

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Jockeying for better positions in the pick of runners, members of the cross country teim demonstrate the intensity and effort needed to compete in this grueling sport o ur Spirit and con-jicle nee unbrohen by the many transformations we faced, we approached our dreams with unlimited eneryy. tdhouyh our sophistication was Sometimes lost in our search for enjoyment, we stiff em i tted a certain flair — an etan which enabled uS to achi. lofty yoals. eve our Sixth grade camp counselors. Bob Raines. Dan Rudmann. and Bartshe Miller, perform an amusing sku for the elementary school students. They do no realise. however. that the skit will soon become even more hilatious when they are covered with the ketchup and mustard that other counselors are secretly holding behind their backs 1 Opening