Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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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

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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

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+ . 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