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

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Senior Steve Mollmann gets into the Halloween spirit by roaming the halls in a Santa Claus outfit. Creatively-dressed students had an opportunity to enter a contest for the best costumes. Attempting to win a tree yearbook, freshman Sara Nichols dances the limbo as a crowd gathers to watch her clear the pole in this round Freshman bass player David Giammar warms up before the orctvostra $ performance of Babes m Toyland held at the Palaco Theatre Opening From square one

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V Mk 1 hrough working together, UA has | 1 completed a cycle of change, resulting in a solid foundation which in many ways is All Squared Away. The four classes composed and supported this stable base with an enthusiastic attitude. While each class retained its own individuality, all were willing to cooperate, and thus UA became a unit made of equal parts. After four years of hard work, UA's first class of freshmen reached a long-sought graduation.

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Field commander Debra Boyd directs the marching band at a neighborhood spread before a football game. Debra, only a sophomore, had the responsibility to keep the group playing together. Dunng her gym class, sophomore Janey Joyce maintains a good body position and keeps her eyes on the ball in order to hit a long solid shot toward the goal. Opening From square one t was not always easy, but we attained a balance academically, socially, and personally. The new ten point grading scale aligned us competitively with other schools and gave us the added edge to strive for college admissions. After capturing our thirteenth State Golf Title, UA made national headlines as the most prolific golf dynasty in America. Thriving in our self-made niche, we continued to prosper and achieve.