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

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ears of change left students with a wide, variety of activities to! fill their time out ofJ school. Students could, star in a Hollywood Homecoming or just! relax at a post ballgame dance. Those who felt adventurous! had the opportunity to 'spend an evening at; Mad River Mountain, a! U nIiHow mm Valley, New York, or “a, i month in Germany, i while those of a more,1 ' ' 'mellow' ’ bent could i watch a play spon-I sored by the Cultural , Arts Commission or| listen to one of the, I school’s award-winning I musical ensembles. Ai | myriad of choices from the intense winter play | Diary of Anne Frank to I the casual Valentine’s I Dance allowed . I students to approach school life from the | (right angle. [Providing the entertainment at the (valentines Dance, sophomore Brad Smith and junior Greg Beshers sing vocals on Sweet Home Alabama ! (backed by their band. The Shakers. | Due to a production in the auditorium, the dance was held at Hastings Middle School J INSET: At the Holiday Dance, freshmen Heather Mitchell and John McLeanl I discuss whether to sample some, .refreshments or return to the dance1 floor. The dance, planned by Senior | |Women's Club, had the theme Sweet Dreams in Candyland I

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STUDENT LIFE The right angle

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Couples attending the Hollywood Homecoming dance the night away to the songs provided by Music King, a disc jockey who spins records for local parties and dances. In order to promote class spint. Senior Men s Club members Adam Moyer and John Newman raise their banner during the Homecoming pep rally m the gym. Senior Eric Pirwitz attempts to tackle Worthington s Joe Wilcox. Despite the Bears' efforts, the game, played in pouring-down rain, was lost to Worthington 0-3. 10 Homecoming Student life — the right angle