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

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A SHARPER IMAGE ITHSTANDING TRANSITION. and changes in administration and policy during the past two years, UA emerged a sharper, stronger school and community. Recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as an exemplary school, UA’s efforts to improve itself paid off. An established foundation beneath us, we viewed our future with clear objectives. To survive a National Honor Society outing held at the Centrum rink. Jane Francis. Parul Kapadia. Alice Sakcr. Tracy King, and Dee Darrow make ice skating a contact sport. Opening 3

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In an attempt to win a free yearbook. David Sunderhaft races to finish his hot pretzels during the Norwcster Day eating contest. Aiding the Bears during their 48-0 victory over Westland, senior Eric Johnson completes a successful field goal while quarterback John Lorms looks on. Senior Melissa Bare questions Robert Graham about his role as Or-sino in the National Players' production of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night The troupe performed for the school during two assemblies on December 9. 2 Opening

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A SHARPER IMAGE HANGE LONGER. meant disruption of tradition, but merely improvement of the present. A new bell schedule allowed for an activity period while revamped curriculum challenged students with advanced placement courses and weighted grades. The addition of two unit principals promoted closer student-faculty contact and increased administration efficiency. 4 Opening In preparation lor the October Excellence in Education assemble. Superintendent ol Schools Homer Mines PTO President Barb Ciebhart. and Principal Ralph Johnson curves their programs. Collaborating on their seventh period lab work. Bob Houser and Jell VUen calculate their esperi-ment's results