Urbana High School - Tower Yearbook (Urbana, OH)

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Social Science The American way of life and heri- tage ably taught by Mr. Frank Shannon in senior American Gov- ernment classes A broad knowledge of the events in American and World history which led to the American way of life are taught by instructors thoroughly grounded in their subjects. Urbana High students, through their tutelage, annually rate high on scholarship tests in the social sciences. Mr. Cook caught in the act of seek- ing out a test for classes in World history. ,Mr -1-'Ez an ? S L-,og'fULu ,AL-o -'YN' it c'QD,kkf0 ':'mmwA ll lA.ll'5 Mm gLV,,df '5'C6,,'i1- Mr. David Cooper iots a notation on an American history paper, QM

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Boys and girls at Urbana High participate in body and character building ac- tivities planned by capable gym teachers. Through these activities, they learn that good physical condition is conducive to maintaining good physical and mental health. Physical Education Speedy Haney sets up as Butcher and Harvey look on. McNary, across the net moves in to return. f? KTXCUERT 4 WV! ff . L W it Mr Roger Brauer boys physical education instr tor A U - f if ' t f M l demonstrates the hand vibrator. I' frljjpij 1 Wil 4 ' Oli' . fp' v, 1 ij ,ol t f. ,J Jw Girls physical education instructor, Mrs, Jean Zerkle, calls roll.

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Mr. Dan McNeal spins through a gyroscopic dems onstration. Originators of the fumes and odors, concoctors of bubbling messes. Chemistry students at work. Science Aspiring chemists and physicists perspire through intense courses aimed at preparing the learner for college professional training. Mr. Russell Everett, instructor in chemistry and gen- eral science, discusses rocks with his freshmen. A roc'li'gets taken for granite! Q1 it X .Q Xin iii