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N nv.: ..i,, '... ,M-..,,,,, , I it An education at Urbana High School, as any student will agree, is more than reading through a stztclz of text-books. All of the extra-curricular activities-Sports, both intra- mural and varsityg playsg dan- cesg organizations that cover almost every possible student interestg all offer a wonderful opportunity and a field of ed- ucation as much a part of sec- ondary school learning now- adays as the long hours spent in the classroom, Yes, high school days are a wonderful experience, never to be forgotten, but cherished and remembered throughout life. Yet, as time passes mem- ories do fade, so we have in this book striven to capture and hold for ever the high spots of a school year. As a background for this story we have used the golden days of the '20's, with the hope that it may bring back to our parents and friends fond memories and recollections such as we may have thirty years hence of happy high school days. if l 06 1 INI TRATIONQ This group of civic-minded men and women run the school system of our city. They make the decisions, spend the money, recommend improvements and generally supervise the education of our youth, They are fleft to rightj Harmon Yoder, Board president, Lewis B, Moore, Dr. Charles Evans, Superintendent Woodrow Purdy, Robert Neer and Mrs. Richard Faulkner. F if 1 J' may X , WWE! lvl! ESU' vu J A Zeng 6 .1 v 111 I IA 4 a J, gr 41' A .45 tx K1 259 I 9 , ' U K 'Pa 1 BFS' Q TI' I ' 'ul QI 494 l MRS, GAYMAN School Nurse MRS, BETTY NUZUM HELEN FAIRALL Assistant Secretary of Clerk of Board of Education Superintendent Secretary of Superintendent BURR SIMPSON Although this is but his first year at U. H. S., Mr. Simpson has al- ready endeared himself to both students and faculty. Coming here from Covington, Ohio, where he 1 mi. A H served for fifteen years, first as coach and teacher, later as princi- pal, Mr. Simpson has taken the organization of the school well in ed a friendly relationship with the student body. He shares with us the t JB M tl it JQWSQ l W A ready smile and a willingness to help charac- , l tcrize the Principi11's secretary, Sally Miller. X hand, and in addition has establish- PAUL COOK Ohio U. --Drivers' Education. . . General U' Science . . . World Geography. . . Athletic U Director. . . Supervises the recreational program , , , 'ith grade basketball coach, . gil X 55 MARTHA DOWDEN K Muskingum, Columbia--English, Speech UV . . . Sophomore class advisor. . . Assists with school plays. . . Assists with all activities of the Ohio High School Speech League. IOHN T, DICKMAN Ohio State--Chemistry. . . Physics. . . General Science . . . Freshman class advisor . . . Science Club sponsor. . . Assists at gate at all athletic contests. DANIEL BAKER FRANKLIN BUCHANAN Ohio State--Instrumental music. . . Su- R10 Grande' Qhjo gtalengovemmemi i i pervises all instrumental music for public Family Relations . l I Hi-y Sponsor' . I programs, assemblies, athletic programs sophomore class advisor. . . Assists at the and P13YS. . . Assists with Homecoming gate at all athletic contests, program . . . Athletic Board member. FRANCES BANCROFT HENRY CAMPBELL Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State, Northwestern, Wittenberg--Biology. . . Assists with New York U, , Wittenberg--Business Educa- Science Club. . . General Science , , , tion. . . Commercial Club sponsor. . . Assists with athletic contests. . . Super- Bookkeeper of school activity accounts. vises Junior and Senior high guidance test ing program. JUDITH DUGAN Bowling Green with Leaders' Club, DONAVON FOU LK Bowling Green gl'3lTlS. RALPH GAUVEY Ohio State Y Y xy -1113 ALICE HAUGHT Bethany, West Virginia Home Economics. . . Supervises the cafeteria and acts as cashier during the lunch hour. . . Supervises student help in the cafeteria. . . Home Ec. Club Sponsor. ANABEL INSKEEP Wittenberg English In, rv Senior Class Advisor Class Play Director Supervisor Speece Act. Girls' Physical Education. . . Supervises intra-mural program for girls. . . Sponsor of GAA, , . Planner of May Day and Girls' Field Day exercises. . . Assists with Homecoming program. . . Supervises Cheerleaders. . . Assists with concessions at all athletic contests. . . Assists Business Educ ation. . . Commercial Club sponsor, , . As- sists at the gate at all athletic events and public pro- World History. . . American History Advisor for l-lill- climber and Junior Paper. . .Junior Class Advisor. . . Supervises Audio-visual Education Program. KATHRYN KOLLMEYER Wittenberg, Western Reserve Latin. . , Librarian. . . Y-Teen sponsor. . . Honor So- ciety sponsor. . . Senior class advisor. . . Assists with Homecoming program. ALLEN LUDVIKSEN Ohio State Diversified Occ. . . Assistant Junior class advisor. . Assists at the gate at all public programs and ath letic contests. CECIL PFAFF Ohio State, Ohio U Industiral Arts. . . Golf coach. . . Supervises of all school equipment. . . Supervises the construction of equipment for assemblies, programs. plays oper- ettas and music concerts. DAVID RITTENHOUSE Ohio State Art Club sponsor Editorial and Art Advis M RICHARD SHOUP Capital U., Northwestern U.. Ohio State Vocal Music. . . Junior class advisor. . . Supervises all vocal music for assemblies and public programs. . . Assists with the Homecoming program. . . Faculty ad visor for the Tower Business Staff. the repair LILLIAN THORNTON Ohio St-ate Algebra Future Teachers sponsor Assists with school dances or for the Tower. rl?- 1,0 ' my se' A THOMAS WATSON Ohio State Boys' Physical Education Head Football coach N. A. S. S. sponsor Assistant track coach 8th grade basketball coach. WANITA WHITE Indiana U. Mathematics Freshman class advisor Math Club sponsor. 'W l U -. r- .. C-N13 KENNETH NAGLEY Under its new principal, Mr. Kenneth Nagley, the Junior High has emerged as a unit separate and distinct from the Senior High School, Along this line the 7th and 8th graders this year organized their own student council, planned and conducted their own assembly programs, had their own parties and dances, helped develop the J. V. athletic program by electing their own cheerleaders and by wholeheartedly supporting their teams, and worked at raising money for their classes through bake sales, collecting tax stamps and various other means Mr. Nagley, under whose guidance this has been accomplished, is another new comer to U. H. S. , having previously been principal of the Wilmington, Ohio, Junior High School. He attended College at Wilmington and at Ohio State, where he re- UNI ll '56 ,111 TY ll ceived his M. A. in school administration. As it was summed up by one Junior High student: Mr. Nagley is really a 'swell guy'. ROGER BRA UER Findlay College--Di- rector of boys' intramural program . . . Assistant foot- ball coach. . . Reserve basketball coach. . . As- sists with Varsity U. . . Head baseball coach. . . Head track coach. JEAN BUCKLES Ohio State--Eighth grade class advisor. . . Assists in planning Junior High as- semblies. . . Advisor to the Junior High Student Council 1 Sail FLOYD STRAYER Wittenberg--Seventh grade class advisor blies. MAX STOVER Otterbein--Seventh grade class advisor . . . Assists in planning Junior High as- semblies. . . Assists with concessions at all athletic contests. HELEN RYAN Wittenberg--Eighth grade class advisor X . tv' A gi J . . . Assists in planning Junior High Assem- blies. AFI' ' ,, Vi,' K: ki' .:.. V iv K K N . , ROBERT BURKHOLDER GEORGE FURSE Ohio State--Head Bas- Washington U, , St, ketball coach. . . Junior Louis--Eighth grade class High football coach. . . Assistant baseball coach, advisor. . . Assists in planning Junior High As- semblies, . . . Assists in planning Junior High Assem- -as-ffissgwhmm -Wands if N44 'U g f -vnu .ffm fr wgansli PAUL PERRY Marshall Co1lege--Sev- enth grade class advisor. . . Assists in planning Junior High Assemblies. L CO CKS Because of Mrs, Wiant's illness the staff was un- able to take a picture of MRS, COOK MRS. EDWARDS hef- CUSTODIANS I R 15, l M 299 MQW gf n H SENIORS I am the muster of my fateg I am the captain of my soul. ---William Henley SR., G1-'TIGERS Wi, I'm Senior! At last I've made the grade! Tl'1Ol.lS3l'1ClS of UHS SIUGSDIS may have thought these game wordg as they embarked upon their final year of high school. And all these students were undoubtedly firmly convinced that their senior class was the best to hit the Urbana High campus in years. This year's Seniors are no exception, nor will next year's Seniors be, nor the year after that . . . or the year after that, But even to others than the Seniors themselves, their class seems outstanding. RONALD BIRT Monk , , Football 3,4. , Basketball 1,2,3,4, All C.B.L. 3. . Golf l,2,3,4. . Choir 3,4. . Boys' Glee Club 2,3,4. , Varsity U 2,3,4. . Co-Chairman Prom Construction Committee. JOHN E. BLAIR Iohnny . . Track 1,2,3,4. . Band 1,2, President 3, Vice President 4. . Choir 2,3, Manager 4 , , Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. . Math Club 3,4. . Var- SUY U 3,4. . Latin Club 2 . . Science Club 3, Vice President 4 . . Hi-Y President 4, BETTYJ. BROWNING Choir 3,4. . Varsity Girls 3,4. . Mixed Chorus 1,2 . . Girls' Chorus l,2. . GAA l,2,3,4. . Y-Teens 1 . . Home Economics Club 1.2. PATRICIA A. BUCK Patsy . . Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. . FTA 1, 2, 3 Vice President 4. . Math Club 3,4. , 'l fr, Q rx JOYCE C, BURDEN Y-Teens 3 . . GAA l,2,3,4. . Commercial Club 3, 4. . Home Economics Club 1, 2,4. SHIRLEY A, BUSH Choir 2, 3,4. . Varisty Girls 2,3,4. . Mixed Chorus 1.2. . Girls' Chorus 1,2. . GAA 2 . . Home Econom ics Club 1,2,3,4, BEATRICE L, CASTLE Bea . . NFL 3, Secretary 4. . Choir 2,3,4. . Mix- ed Chorus 1,2 . . Varisty Girls 2,3, Vice President 4. . Girls' Chorus 1,2. . Chordaires 3,4. . Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. . GAA 1,2,3. . Tower Staff4. . Com- mercial Club 4. . Home Economics Club 4, GILBERT CAVE Football l,2,3,4. . Track 1,2. . Choir 2,3,4. . Mixed Chorus l,2. . Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4, , Hi-Y 3. . Varsity U 2,3,4. . N.A.S. S. 2,3,4. we i X , Mum! 1 V i ? If . . V as Q f f x i K I i WILLIAM E, CHILDERS Football 4 . . Basketball 3,4. . Track 3,4.. Class Vice President 4. . Hi-Y 4. .Varsity U 3,4 . . Louisa, Kentucky 1,2. BEVERLY I. CHRISMAN Jeannie . . Y-Teens 3 . . GAA l,2,3, President 4 . . Leaders Club 2, 3,4 . . Home Economics Club l,'2, President 4. GARY J. COOK Cookie , . Football 3,4 , , Basketball 4. . Debate 4. . Choir 3,4. . Boys' Glee Club 3,4 . . Hi-Y 3,4. .Math Club 3, Vice President 4. . Class Vice President 3. . Science Club 3, President 4, , Rockford High School 1, 2. SHIRLEY M. COUTS Choir 3,4. . Mixed Chorus 1,2 . . Y-Teens 4. . GAA 1,2. .Com- mercial Club 3,4. . Varsity Girls 3,4. . Girls' Chorus l,2. 'lil' .- 1? in rl 'U' ln scholarship their achievements were many and varied. With a general class average higher than any in the past three years, they excelled in taking tests, scoring high in everything from exams to the State Senior Scholarship Test, in which they placed four out of the highest five scores in the county, YOCUM'S CASH MARKET Lowest cash prices in town KENYON R. CHURCH Kenny . . Football 3, 4. . Art Club 4, EARL W. COLLIER Diversified Occupations 4. . VIC Vice President 4. NORMA M. CORBETT Mixed Chorus 1. . Girls' Chorus 1 . . Com- mercial Club 3,4, , Home Economics Club 1,2, 3,4. CAROL R, COWDEN Band 1,2,3,4. . Choir 2.3.4. . Mixed Chorus 1, 2. . Varsity Girls 2, 3, Secretary 4 . . Girls' Chorus 1,2. . Chordaires 3,4 , , Y- Teens 1,2,3,4. . Math Club 2,3. . GAA 1,2, 3,4 . . Latin Club 2,3. Tower Staff 4, , National Honor Society 3,4. .FTA 1,2. . Com mercial Club 4, In athletics also the Seniors excelled, making up almost entirely the first-string-teams in football and basketball. And the whole school was thrilled with six Senior football players and two Seniors on the basketball team were selected for the All -CBL teams. Another quality of which this year's class had ample supply was ingenuity. One had only to watch their various programs throughout the year: the political rallies and the election-day project, their several assemblies, and, of course, Class Day-just to have seen it is evidence. And last, these Seniors best exemplified that quality which characterizes all upperclassmen, but which is for Seniors the crowning quality of all---disdain of all underclassmen. WILLIAM I. DAVIS Bill . .Track l,2. . Choir 3,4. . Mixed Chorus l,2. . Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4. . Math Club 2,3,4. . Hi-Y 4. YVONNE B, DIXON Mixed Chorus 2 . . Girls' Chorus 2. . GAA 2. . Commercial Club 3,4, JANE EARNHART Junior Class Play . . Band l,2. . Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, , Latin Club 2. . GAA 1,2,4, Secretary 3. . FTA Secretary . . Com- mercial Club 4. SHIRLEY S. GAINES Sue . . Mixed Chorus 1,2. . Girls' Chorus l,2 . . Varsity Girls 3. . GAA l,2,3,4. . Latin Club 2. . Commercial Club 3,4. .Home Ec- onomics Club. .ui . 53 'H' ,I fi :Q ' 'EX H , , , 41 -,sa 5 lf 25.4 2 f -1 . --.' ' ' iif'3i?5S?5 . J A 1 t -:g---trgefvwg , wgpf X 5 - '1 .S 1 4 . .,., 4 W Q .. a s .a. . .. .Y ,sa sfs2tasa1t351'fsf, f-A ff-2 'Q 4. fs. W-f J. U - 534, iffsmsmt l .s.i.,a., 5,1 . 1 ,ja ,-H., - ,wa is -' Q Q ,:,gg11lxiQ5'g3Qggi54,g,, ggi: ,g-..: , ,.:' 4 SALLY DAVIS Y-Teens l. . GAA 1, 2,3,4. . Leaders Club 2,3,4. .Tower Staff4 . . Commercial Club 3,4. . Home Economics Club 3,4. DAVID G, DOWDS Dave . . Debate 3,4 . . NFL 2,3,4. . The- spians 3,4 . . Junior Class Play. . Band 1,2 . . Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,4. . Choir 2,3,4. . Mixed Chorus l,2. . Latin Club 2 . . Tower Staff 2,3, Co-Business Manager 4 . . National Honor Society 3,4 . . Science Club 3,4. . Extemp 2 . . Math Club 3,4. . Hi-Y 3,4. JAMES A, FRANTZ Jim . . Football 1, , Boys' Glee Club l,2. . Diversified Occupations 4. . VIC 4. CHARLES L. HARVEY Chuck . . Football l, 2,3,4. .Track l,2,3,4 . . Choir 3,4. . Mixed Chorus l,2. . Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,4. . Hi-Y 3,4. . Varsity U 2,3,4 .. N.A.S. S. 3,4. fi 'inf I? if fi! v 'rf' -,Q Th ,Vi , ,Af 'Wi KENT H. HAUGHT Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Track 35 Hi-Y 45 Science Club 4, NANCY A. HELFRICH GAA 1, 2, 35 Leaders' Club 35 Home Ec Club 2, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. DONALD G. HESS Don Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 15 Diversified Occupations 45 VIC, Treasurer 4. JAMES E. HOLCOMB Jim Football 15 Choir 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3,45 Latin Club 3. MAX E. HOWELL Football 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 4- Choir 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Varsity U 3, 4, ADRIENNE HUDGINGS Thespians 3,45 Junior Class Play5 Choir 3, 45 Varsity Girls 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Lead- ers' Club 3, 45 FTA 1, 2, 35 President 45 Science Club 3, 45 Home Ec, Club 4, MARY P. HUDSON Sid Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Varsity Girls 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2,35 Tower Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 4. PEGGY AJENKINS Mixed Chorus 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 35 GAA 1.2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 4. RONALD JENKINS Ron Basketball 1, 25 Junior Class P1ay5 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1. 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Co-Chairman Prom Construction Committee. GENE JOHNSON Football Manager 35 Diversified Occupations 45 VIC 4. RILLIS M. JOHNSON Choir 3, 45 Varsity 2, 35 President 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Y-Teens 1, 35 Secretary 45 Math Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Tower Staff 45 Student Council 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Science Club 35 Secretary 45 May Day Attendant 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Cheerleader 4. CAROLYN L. KNULL Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls' 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 GAA 15 Latin Club 2, 3. MARILYN S. LEFEVER Sue Commercial Club 45 Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT B. LEWE Bob Football Manager 25 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 25 Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 Latin Club 25 l-lill- climber Staff 3. FRANK E. LOWE Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain 3, 45 All-CBL 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Var- sity U 2, 3, 45 Class President 1, 2, 35 Science Club 45 NASS 2, 3, 4. MIRIAM LOWRY . Thespians 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Choir 3, 45 Var- sity Girls 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 Math Club 25 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Tower Staff 45 Science Club 45 Cheerlead- er 2, 3, 4. 413 QQ 'I it iv? qos. RICHARD E. MOODY Moosemeat Football Manager 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity U 2,3,45 s NASS 3, 4. H. ANN MURPHY ChOiI 2. 3,41 V8rSiIy Girls 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 1,3, 45 Tower Staff 45 FTA 2, 35 Treasurer 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. LEWIS E, NEER Hotrod Diversified Occupations 45 VIC 4. ROBERT M. NEER Bob Football 1, 25 Debate 3, 45 ExTemp 25 NFL 3,45 Thespians 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Choir 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 45 Class President 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 3, President 45 Varsity U 2, 3, 45 NASS 2, 3, 45 Latin Club President 2, 35 Tower Staff 2, 3, Editor 45 Student Council 1, 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, President 45 Science Club 3, 4. BOYD MCCARTY Hi-Y 45 Math Club 45 Science 45 Cable High School 1, 2. 3. JOAN MCCLURE Junior Class Play5 Y-Teens 2,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Tower Staff 45 Home Ec Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 4. JAMES R. McNARY Jim Basketball 15 Golf 1, 25 Varsity U 2, 3,45 Di- versified Occupations 45 VIC 4. LANITA MILEY Nita Choir 45 V31-sity Girls 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Hillclimber Staff 35 Tower Staff Secretary 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec, Club 2, 3, 45 St, Paris High School l IOHN T. NEISWANDER Johnny Football 2, 3,45 Track 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity U 3, 45 NASS 3, 4. RIC HARD W. NOLTE Wayne Hi-Y 3,45 Diversified Occupations 45 VIC Presi- dent 4, IERENIA E. PARSONS Sue Band 25 Y-Teens 1,2, 3,45 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 4, LOIS A. PFAFF Junior Class Play5 Band 1, 35 Treasurer 2,45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 3,4, Treasurer 25 Math Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Tower Staff 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Science Club 3, Secretary 45 Home Ec, Club 15 Leaders' Club 2, 3, ANN POFFENBERGER Poffie Thespians 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Choir 3, 45 Mix- ed Chorus 1. 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 45 Student Council 3,45 Cheer leader 3, 4. MARY L, POOLER Junior Class Play5 Band 1, 25 Treasurer 3, Secre- tary 45 Choir 2, 3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 35 Tower Staff 45 Co-Chairman Prom Planning Committee, RUTH RATC LIFF Mixed Chorus 15 Girls' Chorus 15 Home Ec. Club 1 , 2, 3, 4, ROBERT H. ROBERTS Bob Football 3,45 Varsity U 45 VIC 45 OSSO 1, 25 Di- versified Occupations 45 Xenia 1,2, NORMA L. ROBISON Choir 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2 GAA 1, 2, 3.4, Commercial Club 3, PATRICIA A. ROGERS Pat Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1.2, Varsity Girls 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3.4, GAA 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, RUTH A. ROUTT Ruthie Choir 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Varsity Girls 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Y-Teens 3,4, GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Tower Staff 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Hill- climber Staff 4, Home Ec. Club 2. PATRICIA J. RUPERT Pat Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, GAA 1, 2 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home Ec. 2, DOUGLAS J. RUTHERFORD Doug Navy Veteran, RICHARD E. SANDERS Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Varsity U 2, 3, 4, NASS 2, 3, 4. ALBERT C. SCHAFER Al Basketball 1, 2, Debate 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Tow- er Staff 2, 3, Co-Business Manager 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Co-Chair man Prom Planning Committee. MARLENE S. SCHAFER GAA 4, Commercial Club 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Texarkana High School 1, 2. BRUCE SEIFRIED Choir 2, 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Secre- tary 45 Math Club 25 Latin Club 25 l-Iillclimber 25 5 Tower staff 3, 45 NFL, MARGARET A. SNARR Marg Mixed Chorus 1,25 Varsity Girls 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 2. PHILIP SNYDER Phil Band 1, 25 Choir 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Vice President 45 Math Club 35 Latin Club 2. CAROLYN R. STICKLEY Stick Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 3, 45 Girls' Cho- rus 1, 25 GAA 1, 2, 3,45 Leaders' Club 3, 45 Tow- er Staff 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 35 Choir 45 Commercial Club Secretary 4. WILLIAM R. STRAYER Bill Basketball 2, 35 Junior Class Play 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 Varsity U 3, 4. RICHARD STRIMEL Football Manager 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2, 3,45 Track Manager 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Varsity U 2, 3, 45 NASS 3, 45 Hillclimber Staff 45 Snyder Park School 1, SUSAN SWINGLE Suzie Choir 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Varsity Girls 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Tower Staff 2, 3, 45 Art Club 45 Student Council 2, 3, Vice President 45 Science Club 45 Home- coming Queen 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Cheerleader 1, 2. 3, 4. BETTY E. TAYLOR Butch Art Club 4. 495' wa' ,,,, T f, 'ff' 5 .J ' SX. X.. . Q ' f l K Q! i X. NANCY L, WALDREN Nan , . Y-Teens 4 , . Tower Staff 4. . Com- mercial Club President 4. . Northwestern High School l,2,3. BETTY J, WALKER Choir 4. . Mixed Chorus 1,2 . . Varsity Girls 3,4. , Girls' Chorus l,2. . Y-Teens 4. . GAA 1,2 , , Commercial Club 3, Vice President 4 , . Home Economics Club l,2,3,4. RICHARD WHITE Dick . . Basketball 4. .Math Club 4. . Marion, Ohio 1, 2, 3. ELDON WILKE Iughead VIC 4 . . Diversified Occupations 4. NANCY L. THOMSON Thespians 3, President 4 . , Junior Class Play . . Choir 2,3,4. .Mixed Chorus l,2. . Varsity Girls 2,3,4. . Girls' Chorus l,2. . Y-Teens 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4. . Math Club 2,3,4. . GAA 1,2,3,4. . Latin Club 2,3 . . Art Club 4. . Hill-climber 3, Editor 4, , Tower Staff 3,4. , Student Council 4. . Homecoming Attendant 3, 4 . , Queen of Hearts 3 . . Cheerleader 2, 3,4. . Junior Class Secre- tary-Treasurer. WAYNE THOM PSON LEE E, THORNBURG Red . . Choir 2,3,4. . Mixed Chorus l,2, . Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,4. . l-li-Y 3, Chaplain 4. HARRIET L. UNDERWOOD Y-Teens 3,4. . Commercial Club 4 . . Home Economics Club 2,3,4. an SN if fi' Mqk., EVA ZERKLE Band 1,2,3,4. . Y-Teens 2. . GAA 1,2. . Home Economics Club 1,2. MISSING LARRY MCCONNELL Hi-Y 3,4. .Arr Club 3,4. ARNOLD NEWMAN Arnie . . Track 1 . . Math Club 2,3. , VIC 4. PAUL THATCHER VIC 4. BOB MOORE VIC 4. Ssmov. Lars As a part of their election project, the Seniors staged a political rally in the gym. Teacher's view of typical Senior class. MURPHEY'S 8a SONS COMPANY Wholesale florists JUNIORS Perhaps the goal We still shall gain. --Berton Braley. ffm' H1 Z S ..i..,- Q , 'YZ' L V V431 ' X , fm Q N s...n .-1 'll' M ..-fyf CHARLES PENDLETON BETTY AUSTIN DORIS ROBINSON Class President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer GUY ALLEN . 2 A , A , X A 5 V 'X 1 BONNIE ANSBERRY X Rkee B Q FRANK AULTMAN SUE BAKER JAN BEATTY REBECC A BEN AVIDES DICK BOLTON DOLLY BOWERS ,Fx K' JACK BOYER JK -... -A-N , 'Y' 7 I '-f ,:' WOODROW BUCK LOIS BURDEN CARL CHAMBERS GLORIA CHURCH MARILYN CLARK CATHERINE CLEM 'wa' 4 isp. 5 'ii Z ' L. Liv: 1 . 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Phyllis Wiant Bill Willoughby Jim Wilson Not Shown: Ronnie McKeever Leonard Rowe Trudy Winters Jerry Woodruff June Young -vi Au1'oclzAvn-as b- Q' www, C., 5 eg' sl. 521: L a CX A 4 P 4 .4-,ll ll K7 s 5 H T if-x k fv fffvx, 4fV'N AAM, A W , N . JUNICDR HIGH SCHOOL 19' 4 C11 N ffm SECTION I Top row, left to right: Ben Johnson, Bud Hegele, Bill Evans, Chuck Johnson, Sherman McKellop. Third row: Bill Green, Julia Frost, Elizabeth Humphreys, Pat Blankenship, Dimitra Jones, Gordon Adkins, Philip Carney. Second row: Ronald Brown, Patty Miller, Carol Cleaver, Irene Brown, Charlotte Moss, Carolyn Dorsey, Ronald Zeigler, Bottom row: Bob Mumford, Bill Spellman, Samolee Frazier, Margaret Brown, Sandra Geer, Betty Jackson, Janet lmel, David Campbell, SECTION II Top row: Dick Sanders, Bob Shephard, John Stitzel, Don Jordan, Tippy Murray, Norman Ropp, Jim Powell. Third row: Don Smith, Janet Snarr, Kathryn Sawyer, Donna Trimby, Lillian Watkins, Fritz Overs. Second row, Bud Nichols, David Paul, Sarah Robinson, Bonnie Boyer, Judy Pence, Jean Walker, Dale Radford. Bottom row: Garland Locke, Phyllis Watkins, Mary Holland, Barbara Stemble, Sue Overfield, Jean Griffith, Harry Ramey. SECTION III Top row: Frank Leopard, Bob Dovell, Bob Woodruff, Dick Metzger, Mike Clemmins, Jerry Montgomery. Third row: Leslie Mesler, John Kauffman, Phyllis Stout, Jerri Reber, Joe Hubbard, Fred 'McC1ure, Russell Cox. Second row: Homer Crabtree, Joe Drinkwater, Marlene Pendleton, Beverly Loffer, Virginia Kibler, Donna Sloan, Lottie Literal, Sue Rieman, Jim Hamer. Bottom Row: Philip Pflaumer, Wayne Kimmel, Muriel Reed, Kathleen Thompson, Jean Jefferson, Janie Lewis, Keith Humphreys, Lee West, John Lewis. m i Uneven, 1 iii: 'VI W 53 Siigl 41, if , 1 jar! L 36 SECTION IV Top row: Roger Kelley, Walt Bauer, Wayne Chalender, Donald Dempsey, Marion Bailey, Ronald Chrisman. Third row: Dick Dunham, Robert Dave, Marjorie Yohey, Eleanora Evilsizor, Shirley Butcher, Bertha Blosser, Danny Legge. Second row: Everett Suchland, Eddie Brown, Pat Wright, Barbara Bowser, Ioyce Justice, Lynda Asterino, Max Holland, Butch Bishop. Bottom row: Joe Kemp, Sally Shank, Pat Delay, Betty Burden, Bernita Jones, Mona Dorsey, Barbara Casto, Betty Brown, Jerry Browning. SECTION I Top row: Robert Cox, Fred Nichols, Joseph Cutlip, Richard Spear, Charles Ratcliff. Third row: Eldo Cutlip, Paul Dunham, Allen Walters, Nelson Karnes, Terry Russell, Eamest Tomblin, Tom Gulluzzo. Second row: Carolyn Hageman, Marybell Crick, Cindy Metzger, Margaret Swank, Barbara McClain, Adrienne Clark, Sandra Tabern, Donnetta Howell, Anne McDonald Bottom row: David Grandstaff, Kay Curl, Roger Roberts, Bobby Cassell, Charles Neer Charles Tulley, Francis Dunn, Donald Spry, Charles McCain, Clara Holland, Helen Woodruff, Sondra Bailie. V Ah-Qin, -di... fini' :Q ,Nr X N ?'v-1475. -0 QF? , ,l ,,,,,1' ,:, ...M , .,,s--rv.-su SECTION II Top row, left to right: Burt Travis, Jerry Frost, Charles Earnhart, David Graham, Ronald Barger. Fourth row: Dale Kennedy, David Miller, Roger Borst, Sherman Eugene Woods, Russell Eaton, Russell Richards. Third row: Marvin Teach, Ellen Nichols, Joyce.Prickett, Jo Ann Smith, Deanna Tummire, Katherine Coker, David Ray Decker. Second row: Carole Fisher, Barbara Demory, Janis Justice, Carol Law, Marilyn Shaffer, Joy Thomas, Barbara Merriman, Gene Jenkins. Bottom row: Jimmy Baker, Bob Appel, Shirley Herford, Wanda Jean Ware, Joyce Anne Henry, Barbara Kay Overs, Martha Moss, Barbara Holycross, Vance Brand, Geoffrey Peters. SECTION Ill Top row: Fred Neer, Larry Wilson, David Snapp, Jim Purdy, Bill Corfman, Dick Booze, Bill Jackson. Third row: Kay Ferryman, Brenda Kitzler, Dianne Lyon, Wilma Davis, Anne Packer, Sandra Goldsberry, Betty Huffman, Virginia Gladden. Second row: Dick Mende, Marcia Stith, Jim Jackson, Bob Nau, Joan Pence, Linda Miller, Carolyn Gingrey, Pat Parker, Janet Nichols. Bottom row: Jim Stickley, Jerry Heffner, Charley Hamer, Cynthia Millner, Linda Magley, Patty Anne Laird, Beverly Kauffman, Kay McDonald, Bob Imel, Kenny Caldwell, Jim Kimball. SECTION IV Top row: Jim Ervin, Billy Ratcliff, Marvin Borders, Paul Stevens, Billy Duffy, Micky Rhodes, Bob Collins, Roger Austin. Third row: Lowell Newman, Joe Dixon, Bonnie Daulton, Nancy Chidester, Mary Markin, Betty Brooks, Rose Tompson, Nancy Copas, Allen Ware. Second row: Dick Myers, Eugene Evilsizor, Patty Cooper, Barbara Prather, Karen Smith, Carol Davis, Marlene Sizemore, Linda Dempsey, George Richard Chess, Jim Stokes. Bottom row: Neil Buckney, Janice Le Fever, Roger Fitzwater, Judy Gatten, Joyce Brown, Rickey Ponn, Philip Cousins, Nancy Holland, Lynn Sachs, Bob Cahn. 3 I 5 U Y 1 ' . R- kk mx. ACTIVITIES Act well your partg There all the honor lies. Alexander Pope mi X k- ., av as TOWER s if' 4, -X Sfgwfff ex , ', ,sk , W , .57 R. n'-'ir' N ' N RX M 'G . v 1 ff' l.':-7- Ex it '44 v lk Executives of this year's Tower are qtop to bottomy: Robert Neer, Editor, Dave Dowds, A1 Schafer, Co-Business Managers, Carol Woodruff, Art Editor. The Tower business staff fleft and rightj worked long hours to raise money and please the advertisers. Dave Dowds and A1 Schafer, they have presented an entirely dif- ferent type of advertising. K i Under the guidance of Mr. Shoup, S-VMI The space allotted here will not allow a glowing tribute to the many students who gave generously of their spare time in order that the 1953 TOWER might be produced. There are some, however, who must be mention- ed herez Bob Neer, who planned and supervised the entire productiong Al Schafer and Dave Dowds who engineered the intense advertising campaign which produced the greater revenue and made this bigger TOWER possible. In addition to the Editor and Business Managers, there were many others who gave countless hours of diligent help, working often into the wee hours of the morningg Art Editor Carol Woodruff, Ro- berta Walters, Sue Stickney and Mr. Dickman are some of these who did more than their share. The TOWER was produced by photo -lithography by the Taylor Yearbook Company of Dallas, Texas. We have enjoyed working with the com- pany and are grateful to Mr. John Welles, Taylor representative for his co-operation and guidance. --E. R. S. 'h-murmur ' xwgn-ff A N sen ami '1xr-swd-is' id. The Hillclimber editors this year continued the practice of printing the school news in the Urbana Daily Citizen every Wednesday. Although this arrangement has not been entirely satisfactory, it is hoped that the difficulties can be ironed out, and, after all, this year's Hillclimber has been termed the best yet. The editors are: Nancy Thomson, Sue Dillon, Jo Dempsey, Betty Austin, Mr. Gauvey, Carl Mihaly, Pat Maxson. HILLCLIMBER 1-4 K : i - 1, f lr Q 'Q l V V -' ' 1... Q L ' 'a'2.b?f.fQ Af It r xi' 4 SPEECH lllllllllll fllwyr lm' a mmnf am. 5 sl11QamQ'fi M h wb' 5' ff IE? 'MQW , Y, 7 J' ii V ,gf if A s . iss , I 3, , S .,y. The National Forensic League was formed to honor persons in speech activities. For every contest a person is in he receives NFL points, W L -S the number depending upon how well he does in the contest. Twenty- Q1 -' one points is the minimum needed for membership in the league. ' Standing behind co-sponsor Mrs. Cowden are fleft to righty Schafer, Seifried, Neer, State Prince of Peace winner Gilbert Ware, Kimmel, N Park, Dempsey, and Buck, Missing: Bea Castle, Gary Cook and Dave K Q g Lp' Dowds. The Thespian Society is a national organization formed to honor H persons interested in the dramatics arts. In the fourth year as an p 'Q gi organization at U. H. S. , the Thespians, with Nancy Thomson as gg -1 president, put on one of the three one-act plays and encouraged in- -' 2, terest in dramatics. Sitting: Ann Poffenberger, Chris Park, Nancy Thomson. Standing: Bob Neer, Ron Jenkins, A1 Schafer, Mary Pooler, Miriam Lowry, Jim Fitzgivens, Dave Dowds. Missing: Adrienne Hudgings, Ann Earnhart Barbara Ropp, Bill Jones, Shirley Squire, Paul Kimmel. 'K Qs, if jf. X . ,. THESPIANS , v JR. CLASS PLAY On the evenings of November 20th and 21st, the Junior Class of Urbana High School presented their annual class play, Teen-Time. Under the direction of Mrs. Lewis Inskeep, this rousing comedy was a great success, both financially and entertainment- wise, and got the Juniors off to a fine start on their year's activities. Starring Christy Park and Jim Fitzgivens, the production concerned the difficulties a teen-age girl gets entangled in when she attempts to organize a teen canteen for her town and keep her boy friend happy at the same time. It was an excellent production and one for future classes to emulate. 5 3- -'ff W 0i V . p 4 CHOIR Pat Howell, Norma Robison, Shirley Bush, Carol Cowden, Carolyn Knull, Betty Walker, Trudy Kelley, Betty Downs, Sue Baker, Barbara Ropp, Marvy Dilts, Mary Pooler, Shirley Squire, Nancy Thomson, Pat Rogers, Mr. Shoup, Betty Brown ing, Carolyn Stickley, Ann Murphy, Lucinda Blair, Cynthia Smith, Patsy Mihaly, Sandra Hegele, Judy Powell, Sara Keeran, Adrienne Hudgings, Rillis Johnson, Mary Ann Crabtree, Janice Heck, Pat Tabern, Ann Poffenberger, Susan Swingle, Marilyn Clark, Miriam Lowry, Bill Jones, Lynn Haught, Gene Knull, Paul Kimmel, Gilbert Cave, Bruce Seifried, Bill David, John Blair, Sue Dilion, Bea Castle, Lois Pfaff, David Dowds, Bob Neer, Chuck Harvey. Noel Dum can, Charles Chapman, Al Schafer, Lee Thornburg, Ron Jenkins, Dick Nau, Phil Snyder, Bob Lowe, Jim Holcomb, Mark Wagner, Jim Fitzgivens. Missing when picture was taken: Ron Birt, Cynthia Craig, Gary Cook, Shirley Couts, Jan Beatty, Gilbert Ware, Lanita Miley, Ruth Routt. ., ,E ' ia! Mr. Shoup, vocal music director as HX, The Choir experienced one of its busiest years, singing at the dedication of the new building, five Christmas appearances, in- cluding that wonderful trip to New Washington, and an all-Ohio spring concert commemorating the sesquicentennial. The new trunks with their maroon and white letters . . . candlelight pro- cessionals. . . alumni singing Beautiful Savior , the Battle Hymn , and the Benediction . . . Ko Ko's antics in The Mikado . . . seniors presenting their robes to their sucessors at the banquet and singing their farewell at commencement . . . Memories. GIRLS' MUSIC GRCDUPS , 5 . b 1 A A A L A v K ' A 'X - A r A A' fx The Varsity Girls' Glee Club, top girls' music group, consists of Pat Howell, Barbara Ropp, Shirley Squire, Nancy Thomson, Rillis Johnson, Roberta Walters, Betty Browning, Susan Swingle, Mary Pooler, Sue Dillon, Shirley Bush, Pat Dovell, Lanita Miley, Norma Robison, Winnie Davis, Sarah Keeran, Miriam Lowry, Marvy Dilts, Carol Cowden, Ruth Routt, Carolyn Stickley, Betty Downs, Pat Rogers, Marilyn Parker, Mary Ann Crabtree, Sue Baker, Margaret Ervin, Pat Tabem, Ann Murphy, Barbara McGill, Carolyn Knull, Adrienne Hudgings, Marilyn Clark, Cynthia Smith, Bea Castle, Lois Pfaff, Pat Mihaly, Judy Powell, Ann Poffenberger, Dianne Little, Janice Heck, Shirley Couts, Betty Walker S I f i 1, ,g-g,, . , , , 3f,E7f' gif' ii'., ff A , at - v gp. 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Y' , Q Barbara Hartzler, Barbara Ware, Sandra Neal, Phyllis Jeffery, Janet Fleming, Diane Gibbs, Mary Duvall, Lucy Loverde, Roxie Pfaff, Milly Howard, Rosa Lingrell, Ann Thorne, Wilma Robison, Mary Ellen Roberts, Wanda Chrisman, Brenda Algire, Emily Estep, Colleen Kelley, Becky Cox, Connie Davis, Barbara Decker, Connie Miller, Trudy Kelley, Linda Lewis, Judy Meeks, Velma Miley, Jayne Slaughter, Margie Hendricks, Janet Thompson, Mary Chapman, Betty Young, Marvy Dilts, Jean Austin, Sue Stickney, Pat Mumford, Sandra Hegele, Shirley Johnson, Jane Cook, Barbara Frederick, Jane White, Deanna Nichols, Ruth Cousins, Pocolia Clark, Phyllis Wiant, Pat Miller, Joyce Walters, Elizabeth Moore, Cindy Blair, Lila Schlagetter, Shirley Studebaker, Sally Goodell, Jeanette Harness, Cynthia Craig, Barbara Adkins, Pat Maxson, Ruth Thompson, Dorothy Couts, Beulah Copas and Nancy Craig make up the Girls' Chorus. Missing were: Marilyn Wright, Shirlene Tabem, Mary Ann Phillips, Madeline Morgan, Dotty Bowers, Gwen Miley, Janice Ladd. BOYS' MUSIC GROUPS O nfi, mann Forty boys make up the Varsity Boys' Glee Club. They are: Alan Peters, Gene Knull, Charles Chapman Jim Holcomb, Bruce Seifried, Bill Davis, Jim Fitzgivens, Dick Nau, Gilbert Cave, Bob Lewe, Ron Jenkins, Gary Cook, Jan Beatty, Philip Wyant, Lynn Haught, Chuck Weymouth, Chuck Harvey, Bob Neer, David Dowds, Al Schafer, Bill Jones, John Blair, Russell Fansler, Charles Colbert, Noel Duncan, Charles Boystel, Phil Snyder, Joe Hitt, Paul Kimmel, Bob Schafer, Lloyd Blue, George Carroll, Ron Birt, bee Thornburg, Gilbert Ware, Mark Wagner, Dale Baker, John Winters, Charles Craig. Missing were Paul Blantan, Charles Brinnon, Dick Engle, Roger Knight, Ress Allan. Jim Bills, Jerry Woodruff, Gary Rees, Kay Lingrell, Eddie Latham, Bi11Di1ts, Pete Engle, David Davis, Ray Steward, Hobert Neiswander, Jim Shultz, Billy Willougby, Joe Riedel, Mike Caldwell, John Smith, Ronnie McKeever, Jack Kunkle, Steve Honore, Dick Peppers, Steve Caldwell. Dick Bicking, Jim Wil- son, David Pfaff, Allan Post, Chuck Miller, Jerry Pence, Allen Nash, John Poffenberger, Sherdian Lancaster, Don Long, Ned Kirby. This group was formed into the Freshman Boys' Glee Club, thus making this the first year in its history that U. H. S. has had two boys' glee clubs of which to boast. Missing were Carl Mihaly, Glenn Lutzweit, Carl Jenkins, Joe Gardner. JR. I-IIGI-I MUSIC GROUPS Sue Rieman, Barbara Stembel, Kathleen Thomson, Doris Ann Phelps, Carolyn Dorsey, Phyllis Watkins, Donna Sloan, Judy Pence, Carol Cleaver, Pat Wright, Mona Dorsey, Sally Shank, Bonnie Boyer, Sandra Geer, Pat Miller, Janie Lewis, Virginia Kibler, Sarah Robinson, Muriel Reed, Beverly Loffer, Lillian Watkins, Kathryn Sawyer, Joyce Justice, Donna Trimby, Irene Brown, Samolee Frazier, Betty Jackson, Janet Imel, Marlene Pendleton, Margaret Brown, Betty Burden, Crystal Jones, Sue overfield, Barbara Bowser, Charlotte Moss, Barbara Casto, Lynda Asterino, Phyllis Stout, Jerri Reber. Marjorie Yohey, Elizabeth Humphreys, Judy Frost, Shirley Butcher, Pat Blankenship, Jean Walker, Laura Cupps, Lottie Litreal, Pat Delay, Mary Holland, Wayne Kimmel, John Kauffman, Ronald Zeigler, David Paul, Mike Cummins, Bob Dovel, Fritz Overs, Bob Cave, Danny Legge, Chuck Johnson, Walter Bauer, Tippy Murray, Frank Leopard, Butch Bishop, Joe Hubbard, Eddie Brown, Dale Radford, Max Holland, Bob Mumford, Jim Hamer, Russell Cox, Homer Crabtree, Leland West. Charlie Hamer, Jim Stickley, Marlene Sizemore, Carol Davis, Donnetta Howell, Linda Magley, Patty Laird, Pat Cooper Sonnie Baillie, Nancy Holland, Cynthia Millner, Marcia Stith. Linda Miller, Diane Lyon, Joan Pence, Roger Fitzwater, Jim Baker, Charles McCain, Jerry Hefner, Philip Cousins, Sandra Tabern, Patty Parker, Ann Packer, Kay Martin, Bonnie Daulton, Kathy Kroger, Virginia Gladden, Joyce Prickett, Rose Thompson, Sandra Goldsberry, Janet Nichols, Ellen Nichols, Joyce Thomas, Barbara Prather, Alan Sundhiemer, Bob Imel, Adrinne Clark, Carolyn Gingrey, Judy Gatton, Joyce Brown, Clara Holland, Marilyn Shafer, Karen Smith, Janice Justice, Brenda Kitzler, Barbara Holycross, Kay Ferryman, Wanda Ware, Deanna Tummire, Carol Fisher, Barbara Overs, Betty Huffman, Eddie Higbee, Dona Spright, Chuckie Tulley, Russell Richards, David Decker, Roger Borst, Fred Neer, Larry Wilson, Dick Booze, Paul Stevens, Mickey Rhodes, Marvin Borders, David Graham, David Snapp, Alan Ware, Gene Jenkins, Russell Eaton, Bob Nau, George Chess, Vance Brand, Jim Kimble, Gene Woods, Bob Cohn, Kenny Caldwell, BAND , in ,W X , i n ' . 1 P' 4 s Q f 'yi in V . ANNA- A I i VXJMI' T, F5 T3 s Ever present when music is needed, be it for a public gathering, movie, pep rally, concert, or parade. Pride of the city, envy of many compet ing schools. Spirit . . . precision. . . tradition . . . fun , , , musicality. . . Urbana Hi's Band. Breathtaking half-time shows . . . drills that would empress a Marine sergeant . . . billowing chords from full-throated instrumentation . . . the brain-children of director Dan Baker. Band officers this year were Mary Pooler, Secretary, Lois Pfaff, Treasurer, A1 Schafer, President, and John Blair, Vice President. THE TOPPER 453 gif Sue Baker, Colleen Kelley, Lois Pfaff, Marilyn Clark, Joe Hubbard, Alan Nash, Glenn Lutzweit, Bill Willoughby, Keith Humphreys, Cindy Blair, Janet Fleming, Ray Stewart, Cynthia Craig, Mr. Baker, Mike Cummins, Gene Corbett, Connie Miller, Gary Rees, Steve Caldwell, John Blair, A1 Schafer, Sandra Hegele, Kent Haught, Joe Riedel, David Pfaff, Jerry Pence, Marlene Pendleton, Jack Kunkle, Sue Stickney, Rosa Lingrell, Eva Zerkle, David Davis, Pat Rogers, Mary Pooler, Jane Cook, Walter Bauer, Deloris Davis, Dolly Bowers, Janice Heck, Mary Crabtree, Roxie Pfaff, Irene Brown, Steve Honore, Muriel Reed, Barbara Hartzler, Margaret Brown, Leslie Mesler, Jerry Woodruff, Larry Martin, Jim Bills, Cynthia Smith, Ronnie Jenkins, Paul Kimmel, Larry Mesler, Gilbert Ware, Ned Kirby, Don Long, Marvin Buck, Chuck Miller, Deanna Nichols, Phyllis Stout, Sue Rieman, Carol Cowden, Wayne Kimmel, Carolyn Dorsey, Dale Baker, Bob Dovel, Charles Boystel, Russell Cox, Lynn Haught, Lawrence Boyd, Dick Bicking, Charles Brinnon, Bonnie Ansberry, Dotty Bowers, Pat Mumford, Elinor Pond, Carolyn Hunter. 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X' n 5 I V A . lv ' -in ji tif: ,W D A 4 A . i ,Q M, 'Q 4 .5 ' ' L I Coach Watson. 1 U M5352 'Y 3 M Graf! 1 - 'i1'!23 MQ tiaggvqla ' 1 4' kv f, A 6' '5'2'tM'G Inf' ff 0 fill 6 ,!9L5,3 V Football season starts sometime in September for most students, but for the prospective player it be- gins in early August. Football means giving up those last few days of vacation for the players, but every- one seems to feel that it's worth it. It was certainly worth it this year, with one team making the best showing in many a year. The CBL championship was almost in sight until that heart- breaking game with Upper Arlington. However, the team was league runner-up, and we finished the season with an over-all record of eight wins and one loss. Another highlight was the naming of seven of our players to the all CBL team, more than any other school in the league. These boys were Birt, Childers, Harvey, Keim, Lowe, Sanders and Stokes. It was an excellent first year for Coach Tom Watson and company, and of course there's always next year. . . and Arlington. M., . -vt. 1 'sag 3 X. Coach Watson and scout Fred Booze planning strategy for next week's game. Coach Tom Watson and co- captains Frank Lowe and Dick Sanders fabovej. At right is Bill Childers, shown as he accepted the most- valuable -player trophy at the annual football banquet sponsored by the Lion's Club. f fs 1 - is ,I ,i in... Nl., ,, There were many persons behind this year's successful football sea- son, but as always a few towns- people did more than their share in helping to make it possible. Coach Tom Watson was aided this year by Fred Booze, who every Friday night missed seeing our team play in order to scout the next week's opponent's games. Helping out with the coach- ing was Kenny Gladden, himself an ex-coach and player, and an avid U. H. S. follower. Aiding also was Danny Eggleston, who acted as sta- tistician for the team as he followed plays up and down the sidelines at each game. I ff----'1,.,f ,572 . sf 1 ,Ng MS URBANA SERVICE CENTER A FOOTBALL RESERVES wt Z9 a 1 E Mr. Brauer, Pete Engle, David Davis, Dick Peppers, Larry Martin, Morris Pence, Ronnie McKeever, Jim Bills, Eddie Latham, Jim Smith, Mr. Watson, Charles Henry, Stacy Johnson, Max White, Ted Kelley, Chuck Roberts, Jim Hill, Otis Smith, Howard Brammar, Bob Adkins, Roger Knight, Dick Engle, Ned Kirby, Hobert Neiswander, John Poffenberger, Jerry Holland, Dick Brandeberry, Tom Moss. JuN1oR VARSITY TEAM Mr. Burkholder, Dick Booze, Marion Bailey, Church Johnson, Don Jordan, Bill Spellman, Frank Leopard, Mike Cummins Eddie Brow, Jerry Browning, Fritz Overs, Roger Kelley, Jim Schultz, Jerry Frost, Jim Stokes, David Sparks, Ronnie Zeigler, Max Holland, Russell Eaton, Gordon Adkins, Jim Purdy, Joe Drinkwater, Gene Jenkins, Ronnie Brown, Larry Wilson, Lee West, Bob Collins, Freddy Neer, Vance Brand, Jerry Montgomery, Allen Sundhiemer, Jim Powell, Roger Fitzwater, John Kauffman, Bob Nau, Kenneth Caldwell, David Cambell, David Paul, Gene Woods, Bill Corfman, Jim Baker, Rickey Ponn, Jerry Heffner, Gene Evilsizor, Bill Duffey, Neil Buckney, Charles McCain, Jim Stickley, David Snapp, Phillip Cousins, Geff Peters. kim' 1 r I r Z Nl 'S Q. .3 Urbana 65 Urbana 49 Urbana 49 Urbana 50 Urbana 46 Urbana 59 Urbana '70 Urbana '74 Urbana 6 '7 Urbana 64 Urbana 51 Urbana 60 Urbana 65 Urbana 57 Urbana 65 Urbana 70 Urbana 49 Urbana '71 Urbana 59 St. Paris London Bellefontaine Lima South Bexley Mt. Vernon St. Paris Bellefontaine London Upper Arlington Delaware Northwestern Grandview Tecumseh Bexley Mt. Vernon Upper Arlington Grandview Delaware VARSITY BASKETBALL The foundation of this year's team, which placed third rn CBL com petition, was fleft to righty John Winters, guard, Gary Cook guard Bill Childers, forward, Dick Sanders, forward, Ron Bin center and Coach Robert Burkholder. Other players on this year's varisty team were Gene Stokes, guard, Max Howell guard Dick White forward, and Gilbert Ware, guard. Kneeling in front are managers Dick Strimel Charles Craig and Dick Moody. PLASTIC RESEARCH Even before football season was ended, thoughts were turning toward basketball, as Coach Bob Burk- holder started working toward another successful season in the CBL. With Seniors Birt, Childers, Cook Howell, Sanders, Stokes, and White playing their last season for Urbana High, it promised to be a very good season--and it was. The record ended with twelve games won and seven lost, the team in third place in the league, right behind Mt. Vernon and Upper Arlington. Childers led the league with 186 points scored, while he and Sanders were both named to the All- CBL team. Statistically, the 'Climbers had a good year, scoring 1140 points to their opponent's 1043, and racking up a per-game average of 59. 5 points. BASKETBALL RESERVES E Front row: Lawrence Boyd, Bob Spellman, David Pfaff, Jerry Woodruff, Dick Brandeberry, Carl Jenkins, Don Long, Bob Cox. Standing: Chuck Miller, Ray Rutan, Chester Swisher, Hobert Neiswander, Joe Gardner, Jack Couts, Micky Sloan. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Af V J Cousins, Woods, Caldwell, Baker, Jenkins, Evilsizor, Nau, Meyers, Earnnart, uurty, Purdy, Brand, Corfman, Metzger, Kimmel, Powell, Holland, Adkins, Spellman, Radford, Overs, Legge, Hubbard, Kauffman, Cummins, Dovel, Brown, Shepard, Bailey, Kelley, Johnson, Cox, Brown, West, Campbell. KEIM'S GIFT SHOP 1 TRACK THE CARROLL S. FRANTZ AGENCY Real Estate Insurance Bonds At the time the Tower went to press, these athletes were planning to go out for the track team in various events. In these pictures Max Howell is shown training with discus -thrower Frank Lowe for the relay, while Rog Duncan is practicing his starting position for the dashes. Below Duncan and Dick Sanders, clearing the high-jump bar at 5'8 , and John Blair, developing his wind for the mile. In the bottom picture sprinter Bill Childers is working under the watchful eyes of Assistant Coach Watson and Head Coach Brauer, as Max Howell looks on. E e GOLF TEAM ' 5 GOLF TEAM Bob Huffman, Bill Radford, Bob Spellman, Paul Kimmel, Ron Birt, Mr. Pfaff, Dick White EAVEY'S SUPER MARKET Where Champaign countians do their marketing INTRAMURALS TORO MOWER SALES AND SERVICE Lawnmower Servlce Roverts Repair Saw Sharpening on 0 Q ex M ,Am vf ORGANIZATIGNS 'iw my YA Keele ez: 21.15. deuelcgded eezeeeez ae cnt .. 535, , 1 W! , U .sis M at 1 ART CLUB Eye-catching displays in the trophy cabinet of the center building. . . awe-inspiring in- dividual showings on the bulletin board in the lower hall of the south building . . . seasonal artistic displays on all available spaces at Christmas . . . colorful posters for the concerts and operetta . . . these and many other wonderful works of art flow from the brushes, pens and crayons of the members of the art club. Sponsored by Mr. Ritten- house, the club is dedicated to the better understanding, interest and appreciation of real art. Its members number 25 and are headed by Jerry Keim, President, Carol Woodruff, Vice President, and Noel Duncan, Secretary. me J ,4 gf-.We is fwwed aa 4 444646 and an matdae wzgmaqatdow COMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose of the Commercial Club is to promote interest in the commercial field and to serve as a social organization for persons interested in this field. During the year the club sold pencils as a project, heard two speakers at their meetings, and held several parties. The officers this year were Nancy Waldron, President, Betty Walker, Vice President, and Carolyn Stickley, Secretary-Treasurer. CONE COAL 8a SUPPLY conmaezcdal 1' eps ef' ,, , 1 Q, ' - , 'lt-r, fi' .1-mi as ,L-ff . K K., Bs? L.. bd -V wtsyawzmsefnwwzs--'mwf1mmm'4,d1 . llwms awww-H19 fxwlwvss will WMfnwnh,, ,.,:,Lf,,,:,1, . 2' ei . S ks. wr 'X p-wpmed tdenwelueo fm tie tending pwfewim... 'S FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The future teachers association is composed of an energetic group of students who plan to devote their lives to the noble profession of teaching. Under the sponsorship of Miss Thornton, they assist teachers by grading papers and helping with other assorted tasks which give the teachers an extra moment or two of free time. In addition they have an opportunity to try their hand in the class- room teaching classes in the junior high and elementary schools. All these activities are encouraged in the club to promote interest in the teaching profession and to give those interested in teaching a better understanding of what is involved in teaching. Highlight of the social activities in which the club participated during the year was the faculty tea served by the club to the teachers of the high school on February 13. Future teacher officers are: Adrienne Hudg- ings, President, Patsy Buck, Vice President, Shirley Squire, Secretary, Ann Murphy, Treasurer, and Cynthia Craig, Song Leader and Parliamentarian. THA Qi 5-aah L. li ,bzomated good ' GAA Not bulging muscles, but the promotion of good sportsmanship and team co-operation are the objectives of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation. GAA participated in homecom- ing as co-sponsor of the festivities. 1952-53 was unique because Freshmen were admitted to Senior GAA for the first time. Miss Dugan was the c1ub's sponsor. The officers were: Jean Chrisman, president, Cecelia Cline, vice president, Cindy Blair, secre- tary-treasurer. LIQUID CARBONIC ws-A--: ws-Wtmasfevs-NWSK1Xsffpwtsm-wwwfs f we - s 'Sis Q t vs iii gh 4 m il fi, Q in s A- ll 2 I I A H - I - .. - , , tm, wg, ' A . 2 25 I ' f 2 1451 5 2221 Fiiisiifsisg Qs anpdawqed tie do i CLEAN svsecn-1 gb 2 2 2 3- os ...I E 3 UI ..l s p CLEAN SCI-IOIARSHIPB a 6446456400 clcnaotm HI-Y To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This is the guiding principle of the Hi-Y. Its aim is Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. With Mr. Buchanan as sponsor the club collected food for Christmas baskets, presented an assembly program, instigated a youth in government project and many other worthwhile activities. John Blair served as president, Phil Snyder, vice President, Bruce Seifried, secretary and Ted Kelley, treasurer. CROSBY'S DRUG STORE I ff-Cvnhxsl ' ,W 'LF' J af lemnedtdewagzfaammwmemhdeazt HOME ECONOMICS CLUB These future wives and homemakers are engaged in the absorption of the noble art of leaming the way to a man's heart-- through his stomach. Fluffy cakes, flaky pie crusts and tasty dishes of all sorts are the common sight when these artists take over the kitchen. But cooking is not the sole con- cem of the Future Homemakers. They leam many of the tricks of the trade of house- keeping and more important, they learn to sew, contributing substantially to their ward- robes with aprons and dresses . . . the other way to a man's heart in these days--through his pocketbook! The Home Economics Club is one of the larger organizations at UHS. Jean Chrisman is President, Audrey Thomas, Vice President and Gwen Miley, Secretary. wMyg.rw:afetf3fmga,-yWgA,,ss..wsfm.-5.151-1 sfwm.n isEwewf.4re-fyffs-f-walfwssmfmww'.n,r.,s'21,zawsfwws,,, at A ' ,Q i Q 'A' hh , V n l. ..., Q3 ,Q '-1 07, ff f wifi' E , y SMG g r M l1,,,HJW as-was an! Q, no YQ hw' Qfwymlih. V? .ff sf W ield 4 Zaman-dede dmngaea.. LATIN CLUB This club, named The Twentieth-Cen- tury Romans, was organized three years ago to promote interest in the Latin language and the Roman way of life. The event-of-the- year in the club schedule was the annual banquet, planned by consul Doris Robinson, tribune Ray Stewart, scribe Lucinda Blair, and the club sponsor, Miss Kollmeyer. At this Roman -style banquet, held near the end of the school year, all members dress in togas, eat Roman food, and enjoy Roman entertainment. This year they were treated to a match by two gladiators imported from Sicily for the occasion, and also to an in- itiation ofthe new members. URBANA SERVISOFI' ggpxvaad' ! fy l , f w Q, .J 2 lr + '7wtag6meez!wzq MATH CLUB The mathematics involved in interplanetary flight . . . the mechanical brain . . . the Chinese abacus. . . the history of Loga- rithms. . . spherical triangles. . . non-- Euclidean geometry . . . the fourth dimen- sion . . . Magic squares . . . occupied the brains of the Math Club at its bi-monthly meetings. Mrs. White advised the group and Bob Neer, Gary Cook and Cecelia Cline served as club officers. EWING'S CAFETERIA and COFFEE SHOP M. Vk.. -M7912 - . MEF' at ,, ' :'f'f'fx fb 5 JM W 5 F9652 9 -as -.1 fs 'M ,W , 11 K .. M526 .tt Hip 'E E hat, ml 1 Qin ' Mai fa W N :..4,t4.ir ,, . CHAR!-NOTE de! ed 544654 tie datfzcmueml pldffbddt... LC The Leader's Club is made up of energetic girls interested in sports. They aid the in- structor in gym classes. Leader's Club members officiate at girls' basketball games. They work in close contact with Miss Dugan. damned Middx NASS The National Athletic Scholarship Society was instituted in Urbana High School in 1945. Its purposes are: To foster high scholarship among male athletes, To stimulate a desire for bal- anced training, To elevate the ideals of sports- manship, and, To develop more outstanding leaders in the school. Each spring the new members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes are tapped in an impressive ceremony at a special assembly. To be eligible for membership a boy must have earned a letter in some sport, have achieved a scholastic aver- age above the general average of the school, and have exemplified the highest type of sports- manship and citizenship. MILLNER'S CAFETERIA We feed the world! wifi gona! aaiolawdcp... RBAN f ,W-. W ---wx--paunuanuu 1--.1--..........,..,. 5 4 K NATIONAL Z f Hdnon socnerv w ff S , I - 'E ff 1 7 6 Z of ampded an Jann zo!! mai 461: maid... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The four purposes of this select group are leader ship, character, service, scholarship. Their projects have been, an honor roll, first in many years at UHS, and a school scrap book. An as- sembly was planned under the direction of Miss Kollmeyer to induct new members. This organization, founded at U. H.S. in 1923, is one of the oldest Honor Societies in the state. Membership in this group is the highest honor Urbana High can bestow upon one of its students DAVE, AL and a FRIEND QQ R' ve rf' yaawmed Me JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Governing the student body of the I unior High school, this year completely separated from the High School, is the Junior High Student Council. The students who rep- resent their fellow class-mates were chosen by rooms and laid down the rules and regu- lations followed by the entire student body. Mr. Nagley served as the guiding hand. These students have really done a good job of getting the Junior High off to a flying start, and we hope they continue the same fine work in coming years. FRITZ MARTIN'S JEWELRY Everything in jewelry new fz. Sedan! STUDENT COUNCIL Student foamed! Elected to the Student Council this year were Pat Howell, Charles Chapman, Trudy Kelley, Richard Nau, Charles Pendleton, Betty Austin, Emily Estep, Ann Poffenberger, Rillis Johnson, Sally Goodell and Nancy Thomson. Standing are Principal Burr A. Simpson, Susan Swingle, Council vice president, Robert Neer, president, and Mary Kay Latham, secretary -treasurer. NN '15 lvl ,gn ,JV I I ,N 'tsl . 40-J , n .. ' Y N . - lb aewed cw ide 19 l t E-Q!-7 QR? ,P ,J-1, n 1? , , A X Ju! H .K Wawm? M4 94'0 4f5 45507 fadlf of die 44:94 464406 STUDENT COUNCIL Pursuing a busy schedule through the year under the advisorship of Mr. Simpson and the presiden- cy of Bob Neer, Student Council contributed greatly to the smooth functioning of the high school program. Some of the projects included: revision of the Hillclimber Handbook, opera- tion of the concession stand at football games for the benefit of the general fund, providing containers for refuse about the campus, assist- ance with the solving of the parking problem, putting on the Sweetheart Dance, and the Home- coming dance, and, in general, solving many of the problems of the school year. Legislatively, the council concerned itself with new regulations governing cheerleading and homecoming activi- ties, the possibility of a point system limiting extracurricular activities. LOVERDE BROS. FOOD MARKET 'r1f,9f- X, V, qi l-ax azadried 0656066 in all do 3t,7Y,,,.,-X4 , fn 4 H K I , i :wiv ' ' 'A S ' .Qiiifgili . :I-:P , 1 I ll 5 R, ' ly! SCIENCE CLUB Up and Atom's project for the year was The Study of Science. President Gary Cook, Vice President John Blair, Secretary Rillis Johnson and Treasurer Lois Pfaff headed the organiza- tion. Top social function of the year was the initiation of the new members on January 20. Under the control of Mr. Dickman, club sponsor, Al Schafer and Dave Dowds concocted the diabolical gadgets, gimmicks, and pills that will make the event long remembered. HOWARD SUPPLY COMPANY dawned Zeltezmew in ct!! echo! Wada... Y. VARSITY U Sixteen new members, one of the largest classes of initiates ever to be accepted, were we1- comed into Varsity U on January 12. An all- time high was reached by the club when eight of its members received berths on the ALL -CBL football team of 1952. Dick Sanders, Chuck Harvey and Jerry Keim served as president, vice president and secretary-treasurer, respec- tively. Outstanding social events of the year were the numerous hay rides the club planned. JOHNSON 'S SHOE STORE + . Cab X I ' D' 6. 7. auwlenta... DCT The DCT QDiversified Co-operative Training Programj is a relatively new program within the school curiculum. Open to Seniors only, it is included to help bridge the gap between school and the student's first job in a trade or industry. C0-ordinator Allen Ludviksen procured positions and co-operations of various employers, oriented the students in their work through daily study of their jobs and supervised the students on the job. Organized as a club the group formed a well- knit organization which participated in picnics and skating parties. Compliments of BAKER TRACTOR wield dhwzm ,ewmgecfea Y-TEENS Seventy-five girls of UHS make up the mem- bership of Y-Teens. Nancy Thomson, Ann Eamhart, Rillis Johnson and Cecilia Cline served in the respective offices of President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. The thought- ful preparation of stockings to hand in the win- dows of the county hospital was a time -consum- ing task at Christmas. Two guest speakers were heard during the year. Y-Teen members planned and prepared the decorations and refreshments for the Homecoming dance. The Y-Teens are dedicated to the attainment of these goals: to grow as a person: to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalitiesg and, to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Sf WM' -' I it . 5. ,. This is not the end of the Tower. The people and concerns whose names appear hereafter have made the 1953 Tower pos- sible. They have co-operated to the fullest extent, event to the extent of including pictures of your fellow students in their advertising. They have patronized us. May we suggest that you, in tum, patronize them. 4 E ! 2 J F A f.l..ar Zi?-22154 'E if E, Finest Quality Material For Decorating .nfl Prinivfs nggeagiwa musnvrce, Even your Camera Says Q C-L-I-C-K Choose from Worlds Finest Movie and Still Cameras at K Qwzzffw Open every Monday till 9 P M Dial 39491 31 West High Established 1851 f NATIONAL BANK Vance Brand, President D, U. 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