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

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One of the first couple lo arrive at the Homecoming Dance, seniors Renee Feller and Todd Warner take advantage of the crowdless lobby and practice their dance steps Forcing his way through the Cardinal defense, number 75. AJ 01s paves the way for the rushing of number 20. John Schumann {M©[n)tt Off®

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Illlllllll c New beginnings combined with tradition set the stage for Homecoming The dance, pep rally, and game remained constant while the parade was renewed ■'The idea of the parade and the float was to break the ice and to open the door for the future, said Student Council president Doug Dickerson. The parade returned on Thursday. October 10, after a two year absence Because of the vandalism between classes in past years, Student Council decided to construct only one float The combined effort of the classes produced a court float, the rationale was that a single float was better than none at all Even the malfunctioning microphone at Queen Chrissie Masdea's coronation could not dim the magic of Thursday night's pep rally After the introduction of Chrissie and her court. Jill Car-biener, Ann Come, Shannon Grim, and Erin McHam, the marching band played the fightsong. and cheerleaders roused the crowd Smashing a red car symbolizing the Worthington Cardinals, the varsity football players boosted morale Senior Kellee Keyes said, It was great how the students all got together to support the team Excitement from the pep rally carried over to Friday evening’s game against Worthington A trombone quartet serenaded the court with their rendition of Barbra Ann On the field David Milo in tercepted a pass to halt the Homecoming Court members Erin McHam. Chrissie Mattie a. Shannon Grim, Ann Come, and Jill Carbiener, along with last year's queen Leslie Yoakom. excitedly await the announce mvnt o! the new queen. Climbing up the school's Ironl doors after a night ot “Moonlight Magic, Slu dent Council member Gerry Campbell tries to reach a paper decoration leftover from the dance 12 IfiMKfemS UK?© Illlllllllll r n O M I N G Cards' final threat; the Bears held off a fourth quarter comeback for a 17-14 win On Saturday. 350 couples packed into the auditorium lobby for an evening of dancing and socializing. Student Council used balloons and blue and white lights to develop the theme Moonlight Magic. A live band. The Scene, provided the music Junior Mike Kennedy said, The band was all right, but they played too many fast songs and too much old stuff ” Whether students went to the parade, pep rally, game, or dance, opportunities to get involved existed Participants in the festivities found that Homecoming '84 shone with the magic of spirit, victory, and companionship

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The din.ng room table need sor| repair, and carpenter Chris Ritter kne down to show homeowner Molly K nacker where the damage bee. While housewife Lauren Gurosko and her guest Chris Ritter discreetly carry on their love affair in the background. Steve Mayer and Andrea Simakis act like typical five year-olds at a birthday party c-)4 I fV A. V' During Thanksgiving dinner, brothers Sam Newman, Steve Mayer, and Chris Ritter sing .s hearty rendition ol the song Aura Lee” in an attempt to retrieve their aging mother' tailing memory In »•' y In this scene, Amy Thatcher plays hostess to her husband and his best triend. with whom she t secretly having an allait