Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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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

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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.