Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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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!

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---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

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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