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

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Aw.mvwwumvw;. WXW u steps to seal our future w1th the ausp1ces of trad1t1on g TRAD --0N Our trad1t10n of exeeffeneehacf edpreeedecf us But we chd not revef 111 past gior1es; 1nstea11 we focusedP on 1mmed1ate goaLs. Defenchng our state t1t1e W111111m Ze1gfer 5 government cfass travefecf to the nations cap1ta1 as c1 contender 1n the Const1t11t1011 s B1center1n1a1 eompet1t10n. Cfoser to home, we opehedfulf a -t1me maze center to become more respons1ve to the educational needs oft students, s1xtee11 of whom aeh1eved recogn1t1on as Nat10naI Mer1t F1naIist5 From the ded1cation of our state-cahher sw1m team to expanded commun1ty 1nvofvement through Sen1or Service Project, we tooh 4 hoiogoh ophomore Todd Sultan. senior: Mike Net! and Jason Ruleld. and junior Sean Conroy pretend to throw Channel 4 reporter Cabot Rea Into the pool. Newswatch 4 vi;- lted the high school In early Feb ruary to feature the outstanding caliber of the men: uwlm team. I spectator. cheer them on. fresh- man Alphrln Norman and seniors Jonathan strand and Kurt Lame precht race through the Jello ent- lng contest on Nomenter Day. Nor- man received a tree yearbook II n prlze for winning the content. c-a'i'ioh'e'r opening

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n observance of Valentine's Day. teacher Mark King delivers a bou- quet of carnation. to senior Jen- nifer Lawson during homeroom. The carnation sale. sponsored by Student Council, allowed students to send each other flowers along with a personal message. hologoh C'Ll'll'lr'b'L'Or g opening 0.,

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reshman Colin Evans lines up the puck before taking a shot on goal. Although physical education was required of all underclassmen, stu- dents could participate in activities as divserse as hockey. bowling. and badminton. 5'1'9'5 c-a'l'w'b'c'r 1; Opening y.