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

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A parent volunteer returns Marcy Jones' invitation while Jamie Licser inquires about the favors in the glass bowl Dance favors were small booklets with attached pencils. Rating dancing ability. Tracy Lee gives Bill Klausman a top score while Greg Whitcomb prepares to show Bill what dancing really is.

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Addressing a crowd of over two thousand at the “Excellence in Academics assembly. I r Ralph Johnson pauses before praising the school's honors and achievements Senior Andrea Yang coordinates the day and time before leasing for her next class A familiar sight in most classrooms, the three bell schedules received a prominent place lor easy access. A voice from the past Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, as portrayed by Tayna (infttth. speaks to students during a school assembly. Developing the colloquium's theme of Extraordinary People, speakers lectured on tp-dividuals who influenced our society. Student Life 15

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im © il o ® a v ® A M © DANCE WONDER I here were no ■ ■ Christmas trees, no angels, and no Santa Clauses at the Christmas Dance. The reason: Officially termed the “Holiday Dance. this dance did not honor any holiday, and it did not pertain to any religion. The Christmas Dance, as it was originally known, was partial to the Christian faith. Instead, the auditorium lobby was decorated with bright red pomsettias and mistletoe against a snowy white background as this year's theme was “Winter Wonderland. As usual, the dance was Sadie Hawkins style. It was fun to ask the guys for a change, said sophomore Krissy Hubly. Many other girls agreed, and 490 couples attended on December 7. From 9 p.m. to midnight. the students listened and danced to songs played by Music King, a disc jockey “I was impressed by the quality of the sound. It was much better than a band. said senior Eric Drobny. One of the evening's highlights occurred when the Christmas courts were announced. Beth Anne Blue was the Senior Queen, and her court included Kcllc Cook. Stacey Immcll. Sally Saeger. Jill Wcisheimer. and Mary Noel Zadmk Junior Queen Lucie Nicklaus presided over her court of Wendy Hinton. Tracy Johnson, Mandy Macaluso. Chcrie Masdea. and Lori Nicsz. The Senior Women's Club and advisor Nancy Buck had the difficult task of organizing and planning the dance They arranged for the disc jockey, refreshments, and invitations. The whole process had, in fact, begun eight weeks in advance, but the decorating and construction were left to the last two weeks. It was fun decorating, but it got to be a little hectic. said Courtney Grim, president of Senior Women’s Club At midnight the couples left the dance and proceeded into the frigid December air The dance was a great success, even without the Christmas theme. The Senior Women should be congratulated. said senior Eva Fox. •V crowded floor leaves little land to move on at this Winter Wonderland Holiday Dance. The unusually cold December temperatures and lack of snow did not stop hundreds of couples from getting into the holiday spirit. Finding their own space on the dance floor. Kathy Rechsteiner and her date Troy Grace rock to music provided by disc jockey Music King Student Life 17