Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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The atwnal Honor ocrety Left to right John Kauffman Phil Pflaumer Fritz Overs Jean Rae Walker Walter Bauer and Luz Humphrey The principles of Scholarship Leadership Character and Service are personified In the students pictured above and listed below They served their school and community well they were lnstru mental In the planning and executing the plans for many school activities Their character proved above any reproach and In ad dltlon to their numerous activities they maintained a point average which provided a challenge for all their classmates and the under classmen It was their privilege to record the honor roll at the end of each grading period and to lnduct fellow classmates and gunsors into their society INDUCTEES Seniors Wayne Kimmel Gretchen Blum Laurie Loverde Muriel Reed Sandra Geer Pat Blankenship Jane Lewis Carol Cleaver Tom Lorenz Mona Dorsey Juniors James Purdy Dale Kennedy William Corfman Robert Nau Marcia Stith Russell Eaton U I Senior members of the National Honor Society take a break during a rehearsal for the induction assembly I I l - I

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ff' tuclent Council hi. Student Chaplain Chuck Johnson, President Fritz Overs, Secretary-treasurer Laurie Loverde, Vice president Fred Neer. Mike Simpson, Tom Lorenz, Carole Fisher, Jean Rae Walker, Julia Evans, Jerri Reber. Pat Laird, Keith Moore, Bob Nau, Mickey Sanders, Diane Rees. Council-sponsored Monday morning devotions. Sue Davis, Janie Lewis, Bing Bills and Marcia Stith conduct the brief service in the broadcasting room. Urbana High's gift to the needy of the community, the annual White Christmas. A heart-warming collection of food and money presented to Rev. Hart and the Christian Messengers for disa tribution lust prior to Christmas day. Forty baskets of food plus a sizeable donation of money were the high school's share in making a Christmas for others.

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Boosters Club The men behind the coaches, Ur- bana's Boosters. Promoting good sportsmanship and helping to provide the athletic department with equip- ment essential to keeping the teams in top physical condition, a fine group of interested men follow the games at home and away and back the activi- ties of the school not only in athletics, but all others as well. Big Bill Uhl and a fellow Collegian pose to show their height before the booster-sponsored game between the Collegians and Rath Packers for the benefit of the athletic association. Note the bit of net showing on the top edge of the ball. Booster officers Ted Bell, Alan Squire, Ed White and Bob Miller. Mr. Floyd Davis voted Mr. Booster and presented with a senior varsity belt buckle. Floyd is the man who's always on hand when there's some boosting to be done-a real man behind the school.