Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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, 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

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, 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

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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.