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

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Senior Greg Gdliom is unable to stride a yawn duong the 8 0 a m practice at band camp Thtougbout tlie one week summer session at camp, band members worked on perfecting their music On a sultry July day. the construction of the new gymnasium takes on a different dimension when viewed through the tennis court fence In the last game of the season. Golden Bear ball However, this had no bearing on the Banker Nick Catalans unsuccessfully strives rest of the game as Arlington was victoriuos to beat Ins Westland opponent to the foot- over the Westland Cougars. 14-0. Opening }

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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

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Focu in£ her attention on in intricate dance routine. Andrei ( atpenter lead the drill ream through a demanding practice 1 our did indeed mean more, but not in the derogatory seme we first feared. 9t simply meant more friends and more fun. Jind L though th te crowa were someti mes annoying, we Se Uom regretted haring them here — a sign, perhaps, of growing maturity. our I 'nlikr many vudentx, Mind) Macaluxo doe nor ha e to fret over the chaotic parking problem at the hi -h vchool a »he pj t entiy await her tide home IS • )penm|;