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

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Reigning over the loot ball game Homecoming Court members follow the action on the field Due to a tic. there were six members on the court this year instead of the usual five I ori I odd Beth Doody. Elizabeth Jones. Elizabeth Florence. Leah Sanford Crosscut. and Nettie Bcllisan 10 Student Life Despite the heat of the crowded dance floor freshmen Kathy Kcim and Dan Kotlcnstctie enjoy a fast-paced wing Music provided by a DJ ranged from the Jaggcr.'Bowie duct “Dancing in the Street to Head vcr Heels by I cars For Fears

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 fo M © EUROPE Wlth, ▼ ▼ t h c theme “Escape to Europe.” Homecoming weekend continued traditions while involving students in its many activities. Organized by Student Council. the festivities began in the stadium, Thursday. October 10. with the pep rally. In ad-diton to all fail sports cap tains' speeches and a band performance. football coach Pete Corey accepted the Team of the Week Award from a local radio station. A large, stuffed lion sym-bolin ing Gahanna's team was pitched into the bonfire by varsity football players John Lorms. Bill Keethler. and Dave Milo. The coronation of Elizabeth Florence concluded the evening. Joining her on the court were Nettie Bellisari. Leah Sanford Crosetti. Beth Doody. Elizabeth Jones, and Lori Todd. Council president Sue Lichtblau commented. “The evening was effective because so many people took pan. The Friday night game kept the crowd on its feet. )vcr I SO members strong, the band took the field at half time and performed the traditional Script Bears to a standing ovation With two minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Bears scored a touchdown which earned them a 17-13 victory over their Gahanna opponents. Senior Van Gegas. a varsity football player said. “We were really pumped up for the game. The seniors remembered last year s loss to Gahanna, so we wanted to make the Homecoming game extra special by beating them. Three hundred and sixty-four couples packed the auditorium lobbv for the Saturday night dance. N hue lights, colored balloons, and travel posters enhanced the European motif. Music King provided audio entertainment from 9 p.m. to 12 a m Senior Dee Darrovv commented. “Winning the game and seeing so many people at the pep rally and dance made the weekend memorable. In the first quarter of play, quarterback John Lorms (number 151 successfully penetrates Gahanna's defensive line lo score the first touchdow n l ihe game. On ihe day of ihe dance. Student Council president Sue I ichtblau and vice-president (Jerry Campbell raise Iheir version of ihe Eiffel Tower while member Jen Flucckigcr observes To implement the dance's theme “Escape lo Europe.” landmarks from the Comment were recreated in the auditorium lobby. Student Life 11