Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1950 volume:

BUCCANEER ii Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 Covington High School Covington, Ohio MOTTO: By Our Efforts, We Hope To Rise. FLOWER: Passion Flower COLORS: Navy Blue and White EDITOR.......RICHARD M. SHAWLER BUS. MGR...... ROBERT L. CROSIER ( 1 ) COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne’er be broken, Form’d in Covington High. Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Seal’d by friendship’s tie. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart. Shall be found unwavering true, When we from life shall part. ( 2 ) Bedicaticn We the Class of 1950 wish to dedicate this Yearbook to our class advisor, Harold H. Deeter who has helped us through the best years of our lives. —Class of 1950 (3 ) YEARBOOK STAFF ROW' I—Dona Yaney, Carolyn Phillis, Eileen Derr, Ass’t Business Manager, Ann Trembly, Norma Kelley, June Smith. ROW’ II—Mr. Deeter, Advisor, Bar- bara Johnston, David Beard, Tom Finfrock, Robert Crosier, Business Manager, Beatrice Hessler, Carl Reck, John Mann, Ass’t Editor. ROW III—Richard Shawler, Editor, Ronnie Arendall, Berlin Kauffman, Lorene Clark, Janice Snyder. Kay Kimmel, Robert Martin. iditor's dote We the staff of the Buccaneer wish to thank everyone who had anything to do in help making this year’s BUCCANEER a success. I wish to express at this time my deepest appreciation to each member of my staff for his fine cooperation in publishing the 1950 Buccaneer. My greatest thankfulness goes to Mr. Harold Deeter for his helpful advice. ( 4 ) BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT—K. E. Slade, president: J. L. Baker, superintendent; W. H. Trembly, vice president; Helen Eller, Leslie Zimmerman, Clarence E. Milhouse. s G HOW ARD A. BUCHANAN Principal J. I.. BAKER Superin tenden I HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY ROW I Miss Holfinger, Miss Somerville. Miss Warner, Miss (i. Brown, Miss Frey, Miss Rolhermal. ROW II—Mr. Baker, superintendent, Mr. Deeter, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Apwisch. Mr. Roberts. Mr. Buchanan, principal. ABSENT—Miss M. Brown. GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY ROW I—Miss Hayes, Mrs. Etter, Mrs. Orr. Miss Sargent, Mrs. Hilling. ROW 11—Miss Billingsley, Miss Snyder, Mrs. Erbaugh, Miss Johnston, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Arendall. ABSENT—Miss Manning. (7) THE BIG HELPERS LEFT—Harriet Furnas, high school secretary. RIGHT—(L. to R.) Mrs. Pow- ell, Mrs. McGool, school cooks. THE BIG HELPERS RIGHT—(Seated)—Harry Martin, No. 5: Ira Crosier, No. i; Frank Whitmer, No. 8. (Standing)—S. L. Slhellabarger, No. 7: A. W. Worley, No. 6: Glen I)er- shem, No. 2; Robert Shellabarger, No. 3. (Not in picture)—Charles Beeman, No. 1. LEFT—John Thompson, elementary janitor; .J. L. O’Roark, high school janitor. ( 8 ) Smfars, 1950 JOHN MANN Class President F.T.A. 4; Hand tra 1-2-3-4; Yearbook 3-4, 4; Vice-President, 1-2-3-4; Orches- Newspaper 3-4; ass’t. editor 4; Baseball manager 3-4: Pep Band '«; Class Play 3; Student Council, treas. 4. KAY KIMMEL Class Vice-President 4; Basket- ball 1 -2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Football 3-4; Track 3-4; B Glee Club 1; Chorus 4; Band 1. CAROL MACY Class Secretary 2-4; Class Treas- urer 3; F.H.A. i-2-3-4, County Officer and Vice-President 3, Pre- sident 4; Newspaper StafT 2-3-4, Ass’t Editor 3, Editor 4; F.T.A. 2- 3-4; Chorus I; Minstrel Show 1, usher 2-3-4 ; Class Play Usher 3; F.T.A. Parliamentarian 4. EILEEN DERR Class Treasurer 4; Ohorus 1-2-3- Minstrel Show 2-3-4; Class Vice-President 2, Homecoming Attendent 2-3, Queen 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4. Chaplain 3-4; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 4; Yearbook SlafT. Ass’f Business Manager 4; G.A.A. 1. RICHARD SHAWLER Yearbook Editor 4; F.T.A. 3, pres- ident 4; Minstrel Show 1-2-3-4; Newspaper 3-4; Band 2-3-4; Class Secretary 3: Class Play 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Discussion Team 4. ROBERT CROSIER Yearbook Business Manager 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, president 4; Bas- eball 2-3-4, captain; Footben 4; Track 1-3-4; Baseball 3-4: Student Council 3-4, president 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Minstrel Show I-2-3-4, end man 3-4; Class Pre- sident 1. ( 10 ) RICHARD ALYEA Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Chorus 3-4; Minstrel 3-4; Track 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook Staff 3; Class Play Usher 3; Queen’s Escort 4. ROIMALD ARENDALL Yearbook Staff 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, secretary 4; Student Council 2-3- 4,. vice-president 4; Football I: Band I-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Minstrel 1-2-3-4; Dance Orches- tra 1 -2-3-4; Class Play 3. DA ID BEARD Football 1-2-3-4, co-captain 4; Basketball 1 -2-3-4; Baseball 1-2- 3-4: Track 1-2-3-'� ; Chorus 1-2- 3-4: Minstrel I-2-3-4, Endman 4; F.T.A. 3-4: Stage, Class Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4: Class President 2, Vice-President 3. DALE BOYER F F . I-2-3-4. secretary 2, trea- surer 4; Class Secretary I : Track 3-4: Stage, Class Play 3. HELEN BREWER F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Min- strel 3-4; Operetta 2; Style Show 1-2-3: Class Play Usher 3. LORENE CLARK P H 1 : downs l : Newsp Staff 3-4: Yearbook Staff '«: Style Show 1-2-4: Minstrel Show I: Class Play Usher 3. ROBERT EARICK F.F.A. I-2-3-4, vice-president 2, reporter 3 secretary 4 : Newspaper Staff 3; Play Usher 3. TOIVI FINFROCK Football t-2-3-4, co-captain 4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3- 4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; ATearbook Staff 4. ( 11 ) i v • DALE HARSHBARGER F.F.A. l -2-3-4, reporter; Class Play 3; Track 4. BEATRICE HESSLER F.H.A. 1 -2-3-4, secretary 3; Cho- rus 1-3-4; Newspaper Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Play 3. BARBARA JOHNSTON Band 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Minstrel Show 1-2-3-4; Tri-Hi-Y I-2-3-4, treasurer 4; Class Play Usher 3; Yearbook Staff, treasur- er; F.H.A. 4; Orchestra 1-2. BERLIN KAUFFMAN Class Play Usher 3; Track 1; At- tendee's Escort 4; Minstrel light- ing 3-4. NORMA KELLEY Minstrel Show 1-2-3-4; Style Show 1-2-3-4; Class Play Usher 3; Class Will 4; Newspaper Staff 1-2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 4, liter- ary editor; Chorus 1-2-3-4. DEAN KLINE Hi-Y 1-2-3; Class Play 3, Stage Manager. RICHARD MARKLAND Track 1-2-3; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Trea- surer 4; Basketball Manager 3-4; Class Play Usher 3. DON MONNIER F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, sentinel 4. BOB MUTZIMER F.F.A. 1-2-3-4, treasurer 2. EDDIE NOLAN Football 2-3-4; Basketball 3; Track 1; Minstrel stage work 4. CARL RECK Class Treasurer 1; Chorus 1-2-3- 4; Minstrel Show 1 -2-3-4; F.T.A. 2; Football 1, mgr. 2-3-4; News- paper Stall 2-3; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 4; Elec- tronics Club 2; Class Play 3; Pep Band 4; Art Editor 4, Yearbook; Class Will 4. DON SMITH Stage lighting for Minstrel 4. JUNE SMITH Minstrel Show 1-3-4; Style Show 3; Class Play 3; Chorus 1-3-4; Yearbook Staff 4, ass’t literary editor 4; Class Will 4. JANICE SNYDER Chorus 1-2-3-4; Band 2-3-4; Minstrel Show 1-2-3-4; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Yearbook StafT 4; Ass’t Director Junior Play 3. ANN TREMBLY Band 1 -2-3-4; Clhorus 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Newspaper Staff 2-3-4, ass’t editor; Yearbook Staff 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Chap- lain 2, President 3-4; F.H. A. 1-2- 3, Historian 2, County Officer 3; Class Vice-President 1; Class President 3; Minstrel Show 1-2- 3-4; F.T.A. 2-3-4; Student Coun- cil 2; Class Play 3; Class Will 4. ( 13 ) Last Witt and Testament We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred Fifty, of Covington High School, Covington, Ohio, not being of age but of sound (?) mind and memory, do hereby bequeath this our last will and testament: DICK ALYEA wills his curly hair to Judy Arendall. RONNIE ARENDALL wills his trombone to Ronnie Finfrock. DAVE BEARD wills his physics to Billy Derr. DALE BOYER wills his flirting ability to D avid Mote. HELEN BREWER wills her shyness to Joyce Kline. LORENE CLARK wills her shorthand ability to Pete Forror. BOB CROSIER wills his height to Judy Miller. EILEEN DERR wills her love for Mr. Simpson to Mary Jo McCool. ROBERT EARICK wills his farming ability to Tom Hill. TOM FINFROCK wills his track aoility to Barbara Bennett. DALE HARSHBARGER wills his acting ability to Glen Phillips. BEA HESSLER wills her ability to keep late hours to the basketball team. BARBARA JOHNSTON wills her love for the Bradford boys to Gloria Alyea and Vir- ginia Meyer. BERLIN KAUFFMAN wills his radio to Mr. Apwisch so he can hear the ball games. NORMA KELLEY wills her chemistry book to Mr. Buchanan. KAY KIMMEL wills his title of “Boy with the Prettiest Legs” to Dale Garman. DEAN KLINE wills his ability to argue to Mr. Simpson. CAROL MACY wills her ability to be late to Home Ec. class to Pat Tobias. JOHN MANN wills his studiousness to George Mendenhall. RICHARD MARKLAND wills his ability to sit on the bench to Bill Frey. DON MONNIER wills his plaid shirt to James Apple. BOB MUTZNER wills his freckles to Tony Brinkman. EDDIE NOLAN wills his football playing ability to Johnny Phillips. CARL RECK wills his all A’s in Adv. Alg. to Jim Hollenbeck. RICHARD SHAWLER wills his ability to catch people when they aren’t looking to Dona Yaney. Photography, that is. DON SMITH wills his driving ability to Mary Alice Brown. JUNE SMITH wills her ability to sew to Mi ss Rothermel. JANICE SNYDER wills her ability to sleep late in the morning to Lois Trimpe. ANN TREMBLY wills her ability to make speeches to Mr. Baker. To the Faculty—We made it, see what the Juniors can do. To the Juniors—Our willingness to work. To the Sophomores—Our ability to make money. To the Freshmen—Our sunny disposition. To Mr. Deeter—Our sympathy and a long needed vacation. We do hereby appoint our faculty advisor, Mr. Deeter, as our executor of this, our last will and testament. To this we do affix our names an d seal this 16th day of May, 1950. Signed: THE CLASS OF “50” ( 1 ) 4TH ANNUAL BLACK AND WHITE MINSTREL SHOW • • • On Tuesday, February 7, the Seniors took over the running of the city for a day. Center is Robert Crosier as mayor. On the left are David Beard, Ann Trembly, Dick Alyea; on the right are Kay Kimmel, Carol Macy, John Mann as the council. Other offices of the city were held by other members of the class during the day. ( '15 ) Class Prophecy I live in a boarding house run by JUNE SMITH. Now this house is no ordinary boarding house, no siree! This boarding house is only for the upper crust you might call us. I have a nice comfortable flat on the third floor (attic in other words). I am never lonely, as many of my old classmates live here, too, and we often talk over old times. EILEEN DERR and BARBARA JOHNSTON, the Fuller Brush saleswomen, live on the second floor and that is where I’m visiting now. They are sitting here with their feet in buckets of water and ice packs on their heads, it must have been a hard day. They had their television set on and had invited me in to watch it with them. How surprised I was when the face of RONALD ARENDALL appeared on the screen announcing the blues singer, NORMA KELLEY and her accomanist on the Hammond organ, THOMAS FINFROCK. They were playing the all time, all timer, Chopsticks. Oh, goody, they’re going to have the wrestling matches now. The first match is a bout between “Beautiful (DAVE) BEARD,” “Heman (DALE) HARSHBARGER,” vs. the team of “Naughty (ED) NOLAN” and “Kissing (KAY) KIMMEL.” It should be a good match because they are all big now and weigh over 200 pounds. The engineer, BERLIN KAUFFMAN, is turning the camera on the audience and who do we see but DALE BOYER. He is sitting in the front row with his world famous sextuplets. Aren’t they cute! Here comes Ronald again. He is announcing the nationally famous lady wrest- ler, ANN TREMBLY, better known as “Gorgeous Gussie.” She is giving a speech on the womanly art of self defense. Her husband must have taught her the technique. Well, I really must go to my room now. It is time for supper and I want to take a shower first. Now they tell me that RICHARD MARKLAND, the plumber, got foul- ed up and hooked the gas to the water pipe and the water to the gas. June had to cook supper in the sink. On the way to my room I passed LORENE CLARK’S room. She has a secretarial school; so I don’t suppose she is home yet. After a very good supper, I sat down to read the Pathfinder Magazine. Isn’t it remarkable the number of old acquaintances you can read about in inter-national news. For instance, here is a two page color spread advertising BEA HESSLER’s Gaiety Girls and featuring JANICE SNYDER as Bubbles, the head dancer. They’re almost as famed as Radio City’s Rockettes. ( 16 ) Turning a few more pages I come upon a picture of DEAN KLINE, the mayor of New York City. And to think, we used to call him Dizzy. Across the page was a picture of a beautiful girl, Princess Liza Kanan, daughter of the Shah of Arabia. She’s getting married to ROBERT MUTZNER, the original wo- man hater. Her father is giving a million dollar dowry. My, flag pole sitting has come back into style. The new world champion is “Cutie Croz” who has a record of 186 days, five hours and fourteen minutes. His reason was that he is a poor farmer and needed to take in some money on the side. It says here in fine print that his real name is BOB CROSIER. Aren't the new men’s hats this vear iust too silly for words. That Paris hat de- signer. Monsieur CARL RECK, is making men’s hats that women wouldn’t be caught dead wearing. On the farm page, it is announcing that DONALD MONNIER, the president of the Flyin Farmers Association, is organizing a sight seeing tour of the world. Any farmer with a jet can join the group. My friend CAROL MACY, who works in a rest home for poor tired out history teachers, just now came in and asked if I’d like to go over to the Shelter House for something to eat. Shawler and Smith's Shelter House, owned and operated by RICHARD SHAWLER and DON SMITH, is quite a place. They sell opium over the counter and ROBERT EARICK runs a gambling room in the basement. HELEN BREWER, the chairman of the local W.C.T.U. committee, along with JOHN MANN and DICK ALYEA of the police force, have long tried to clean the place up, but, as yet, they haven’t succeeded. She said they were cruising around in the new squad car looking for possible victims of alcohol, I guess. I refused her generous offer to pay for the eats and decided to go to bed instead. Sleep, that’s what I need, so good night everyone. — CLASS OF 1950 ( 17 ) JUNIOR CLASS ROW I—Ruby Knick, Virginia Tobias, Jim Ellis, Bill Langston, Dick Hemm, David Crotinger, Jack Looker, Marjorie Ault, Bertha Smith. ROW II—Mr. Roberts, Adv., Bill Collins, Pres., John Smith, Glen Phillips, David Mote, Ray Forror, Dale Garman, Noel Smith. Bill Hitchcock. ROW III—Janice Miller, Sec’y, Catherine Robinson, Melvin Stuckey, Bob Martin, Dorothy Reed, Wayne Markland, Tom Hill, Vice Pres., Donna Shawler, Nancy Farling. ROW IV— Anna Mae Wagner, Dona Yaney, Pally Tobias, Jane Whitman, Carolyn Plhillis, Joanne Forsythe, Betty Warner, Joyce Ely, Jessie Adams. ROW V—Harriet Coon, Norma Barnhart, Doris Perry, Treas., Beverly Slade, Mary Jo McGool, Mary Mutzner, Ruby Stambaugh, Hilda Weller, Bradley Snider, Rose Ann Tobias. • • • To The Juniors The Junior Class has been working “very hard” this year to build up a large fund in the Junior Class treasury. They sold license plates, birthday calendars, and gobbies. At the home basket- ball games they sold cokes and other pop, candy bars, chewing gum, popcorn, and ice cream bars. The class play “Susie the Siren” was a siren which drew a large crowd to see the play which made the class a lot of that green stuff. To the Juniors, remember only one more year! ( 18 ) SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW I Donna George, Shirley Maier, Gladys Yingst, Joyce Kline, Shirley Young, Sara McCool, Marcia Walker. Jennie Spencer, John Phillips, Sylvia DeWeese. Doris Slade. ROW II— Mr. Simpson, Marilyn Robbins, Kath- leen Yarian, Betty Hartley, Sec’y, Elo'se vVarner. Richard Ellis, Judy Arendall, Joyce Weaver. Catherine Sf.ambaugh. Janet Via, Mary Fletcher. ROW III—Raymond Schaurer, Vice Pres., Pat Speer, Ronald Rhoades, Jim McConnell. Keith Henry, Bill Mendenhall. Jim Roberts, Pres., Elaine Laughman, Jim O'Donnell, '’auline Koeller, Gerald Mnnnin. Richard Bergman. ROW IV—Betty Coburn, Fhern Kimmel, Marilyn Frey. Wanetta Wise, Nancy Fessler, Pat Anderson, Carol Croft. Barbara Bennett, Leota Smith, Ruth Crile, Treas., Carolyn Brunton, Hannah Miller. FRESHMAN CLASS ROW I -Ronald Tobias. Maynard Cissner, Bob Mendenhall. Bob Johnston. Shirley Buckingham, Woneda North. Carolyn Gilbert. Tony Brinkman. Dick Holsinger. Jim Boehringer, Leonard Woods. ROW II—Kenneth Sholley Irene Flick, Sec’y. Pat Feeser. Jean Angle. Loanne Miller. Doug Alexander. Jean Knick. Gloria Alvea. Jane Mutzner, Treas., Lloyd Holsapple. ROW III—Don Zimmerman. Gilbert Forsythe. Vice Pres., Joe Supinger, James Apple, Bill Feeser. Wayne Flory. Sherwood Anderson. Pres., Ronald Finfrock. Kenneth Wackier Bill Frey. ROW I Mr. Apwisch, Edith Kelley. Joyce Wenrick. Norma Gump, Elizabeth Supinger. Jean Kimmel, Phyllis Mann, Levina Wagner, Beverly Clark. Frances Bare, Marilyn Bergman, Shirley Crile ROW V -Marilvn Ault. Winifred Ringlespaugh, Marily Smith. Shirley Clark, Dale Kline. Bill Swob. Kenneth Hitchcock. Virginia Meyer, Shirley Brunton. Janet Powelll Thelma Rudy. ( 19 ) 8-A HOW I—Tom Eichelberger, Ruth Kuhnle. Donald Garber, Virginia Shefbuch, Joan Colbert, Pres., Jo Alexander. Eddy Mann, Robert Mark land. ROW 11 -Miss M. Brown, Herb Wackier. Treas., Mark Warner. Robert Tobias, Jerone Jenkins. Richard Mote, Jim Chambers. Ken Fill)urn. ROW 1TI—Bill Boyer, Irene Clark. Carol Braving. Marilyn Slade. Nancy Sturgeon. 'Vice Pres., Don Newlin, Barbara Weber. Betty Mutzner, Doris Fisher. AB- SENT John Rudy, James Hollenbeck. 8-B ROW I—Lois Ullery, Virginia Helman, Charlene Phillis, Dona Nicholas, Ora Shawler, Roger Henry. Grace Courtney, Sec’y. ROW II Miss M. Brown. Donald Martin, Kenneth Shefbuch, Keith Johnson, Dick Via. Tom Baker. Rose Miller. Larrv Schmidt. ROW JIT—Eugene Thomas. Doug Diltz, Shirley Laughman, Don Clark. Hobart Elv, Bill Young. Don Buckingham. Jerry Millhouse, Dale Bancroft. Bill Derr. Alice Flory, Gerald Harshbarger. Nancy Looker, Joyce Finfrock, Duane Cissner, Martha Eichelberger. ABSENT—George Hile. ( 20 ) 7-A ROW I—David Garber, Marilyn Davis, Jane Peterseim. Patsy Bergman, Edith Falser, Donna Whitmer, Don- ald Yingst, John Rench. ROW Ii—Mr. Wilson. Donna Stump, Bill Thomas. Rodger Mote. Helen Yingst, Roger Jennings, Pauline Harran, Wayne Ringelspaugh. Doris Tobias. ROW III Arthur Cox. Edna Wolfe, Marcus Jenkins. Dallas Trubee, Jack Hollopeter, Jack Staudt Buddy Feeser, Lee Adams, Nancy Rumble. ROW IV—Judy Miller, Patsy Fanning, Jarvis Wood, Lynne Crawford, Lulu Mae Wilson, Pat Lane, Virginia Rike, Treas. ABSENT—Kennith Kimmel, Larry King. 7-B ROW 1 -Tony Spillers, Eldon Riesenbeck. Rose Barnhart, Diedre Wells. Mary Milk. See Ruth Cox. Rita Kessler Patricia Hayes. ROW II—Mr. Wilson. Marcella Mader. Geo. Mendenhall, Patricia Nolan. Judy Mur- ray Sharon Smith. Pres., Bill Thompson, Lois Robbins Pat Spillers, John Howard Anderson. Bill Knick, Rex Harron. James Bench, Doris Anderson. Fessler, Bob Eicbelberger, Darrell Helman. Dixie Frey, Judy Mutzner, Dick Vice Pres. ABSENT—Ronald Smith. Reck. Don Brewer, James Minnich, ROW III Barbara Wager, SSmily Shuff, Jim Root. Elaine Arendall, ( 21 ) SIXTH GRADE—Miss Sargent, teacher ROW I—Roger Shawler, Neil Clark, Elmer Supinger, Arlen Idle, Richard Wagner, Tom Robinson, Robert New- man. ROW 11 Ann Looker. Deanne Gish. .Thelma Garber, Charles Ingle, .Jimmy Finfrock. Holland Warner, Jimmy Looker. Esther Pinfrock. ROW III—Miss Sargent, Riki Roberts, Elizabeth Balmert, Virginia Flick. Dorothy Sweitzer. Maxine Bailey. Norman Enz, Joy Supinger, Beth Lavy. ROW IV Barbara O’Roark, Joan Koeller, Dick Rhoades, Brenda Bentz, Eddie Wise. Betty Ann Davidson. Kay Shefbuch. John Beener. AB- SENT—Emerson Bailey, Ke'th Tobias, Ja kie Laine. SIXTH GRADE—Mrs. Orr, teacher ROW I -David Alexander. Warren Colbert. Richard McMaken, Robert Fenner. Roscoe Supinger. Larry Look- er, Donald Filburn. Ronald Cain. ROW II—Bonnie Weber, Rosalie Bofhringer, Judy Fogt, Bonnie Root, Bev- erly Gear. Betty Marnhart. Sheridan Newlin. Virginia Bagwell. ROW III Mrs. Orr Billy Schmidt, Max Jen- nings, Lewis Deeter, Mary New, R.osella Trubee. Norma Vannoy, Larry Via. Jean Hunt. ROW TV—Judy Laughman. Donald York, Thomas Graving. Eldon Mohler, Dean Snider, Patricia Stambaugh, Linda Cool, Velma Supinger, Mary Staudt. ( 22 ) FIFTH GRADE—Mrs. Hilling, teacher ROW I -Douglas Gragg, Bobby Thompson, Mvrna Smith, Furnas, Virginia Nickel, Larry Slade. ROW II Charles, Wayne Whitmer, George Cain, Keith Fletcher. Joyce Hill. Mary Kimmel, Carl Spillers, Ronald Johnson, .Janet Idle. Carol Robinson. ABSENT- Terry Longendelpher. Joan Wright, Shirley Cox, Judy Bancroft, Walter Vingst, Shirley Ely, Patty Williams. Harold Baker. Jack Herron. ROW III Mrs Hilling. Patty Gilbert. Harrison Supinger, Bruce Drees, Tommy Kraus, FIFTH GRADE—Mps. Arendall, teacher ROW I Marcia Tucker, Patty Swob, Patty Hitchcock. Ronald Ventura, Bettv Kisner, D' -k Kuhnle. Hugh Alexander. Carolyn Enz. ROW II—David Spencer. Lin da Miller, Paula Cooper. Grace Clark Billv Hoffert Billy Tucker, Bobby Phillips, Janet Eichelberger. ROW’ III Mrs. Arendall. Bohbv Thompson. Ma rice Henninger. Dixie Wise, Don Shade, Charles Goings. Loren Ellis. Joyce Beireis, Jerrv Catterlin ( 23 ) FOURTH GRADE—Mrs. Wolf, Teacher ROW I—William Bentz, Carl Mohler, Bruce Tobias. John Boehringer, Dewayne Brandt, Kenneth Garber. Chal- rner Mader. Gary Rhoadees. ROW II—Phyllis Tower. Roby Martin. Sue Rudy. Nancy McClusky, Faye Frock, Fern Wise, Janet Hunt. Imogene Vannoy, Patsy Bare. ROW III—Chi istine Vogt, Claudia Stocker, Jo Ann Draving. Joyce Walker. Patty Epperson, Richard Smith. Marilyn Stade. Sally Davis, Irene Henry. ROW IV —Mrs. Wolf. Douglas Sotzing. Malcolm Perrine. Keith Thompson. Barry Robbins, Dale Anderson. Ivan Shaw- ver, Ralph Mai shall, Robert Staudt, Ralph Weaver. ABSENT—Glora Burns, Rodney Sampson. FOURTH GRADE—Miss Manning, teacher ROW I — Rutth Ann Laine, Jerry Shields. Beverly Shu ff. Judith Hill, Timothy Looker, Patricia Buckingham. Gene Adams, Kay Thompson. ROW II—Dennis Ventura. Billy Manning, Wilma Wilson. Shirley Via. David Thompson. Virginia Herron, Larry Smith. ROW III—Miss Manning, David Ray, Marlyn Forsythe, Lloyd No- lan. Sa'ly Balmert, Marilyn Stager. Janet Warner, Diane New, Linda Supinger. ROW IV—Nancy Eidemiller. Keith Frock. Jack Chambers, Rex Thompson. Wade Fritz, Herbert Robbins, Charles Clack, Virginia Lehmkuhl. ABSENT- Linda Graham, Jim Stambaugh, Jim Laine, John Quinn. ( 24 ) THIRD GRADE—Mrs. Erbaugh, teacher HOW I James Hike, Jerry Darland, Allen Wenrick, Tony Hand. Bobbie Jacciuemin, John Draving, Larry Via. HOW II—Karen King. Virginia Smith, Jacqueline Sand o, Patty Ellis, Judy Weaver, Marilyn Tilery Sally Sue Wagner. Delores Yarian. ROW 111 -Anieta Reisenbeck, Terry Davis. Janet Baker. Dale Mote, Sue Hayes, Mary Lou Supinger, Jerry Eshleman. Warren Gray. ROW IV Mrs EYbaugh, Dianne Ingle. Donald Emery, Joe Baker, Tarolyn Palsgrove, Donald Baker. Lee Aul t. Larry Davidson. Jan Christian. ABSENT—Cleo North. Melvin Longendelpher. THIRD GRADE—Miss Johnston, teacher ROW I—Denny Clark, Jimmie Davis, Jimmie Holsinger, Bruce Beetier. Marvin Thompson. Larry Richard, Melvin Darland, Charles Nickel. HOW 11 Lois Gilbert. Norma Walker. Charlotte McMaken, Judith Ely. Ken- neth Warner, Judith Kuhnle. Vernon Flick, Doris Schmidt. ROW III—Carolyn Johnston. Marilyn Powell. Wayne Yarian, Mary Ellen Yingst. Darryl Filbrun. Robert Brumbaugh, Melvin Bailey. Allan Laudenslayer. Cecilia Alexander, Dale Stump. ROW IV—Miss Johnston. Sharon Thompson, Cynthia Van Hise, Bobby Arnett. Judith Richard. Mary Ruth W’olf, David McMaken. Lina Spillers. Michael Simpson. ABSENT Ronald Eichel- berger. ( 25 ) SECOND GRADE—Miss Snyder, teacher HOW I—George Finfrock, Danny Kisner, Carl Note, Ned Arnett, Everett Adams, Robert Barnhart, Hershe1 Hunf, Virlen Robbins, Ronnie Ruhl, George ng'-'t. ROW II Joyce Bailey. Carl Gray. Ion Ksh'em . Loretta Warner, Lorctra Earick, Becky Sage, Bonnie Catterlin, Kathy Kimmel, Jerry Cox, Clifford Spillers. ROW III Vicki Davy, Conn'e Cissner, Shelia Welbaum, Jo Ann Moreland, Linda Newnam, Donavan Greager. Linda Lou Stocker, Linda Feeser, Sandra Emery, Alan Thompson, Janet Forsythe. ROW IV—Miss Snyder. Pamela Shields, Jackie Manning. Thomas Burelison, Seottie Davis, Billy Wirrig, Nelson Apple, Bobbie Buchanan. Don- na Grim. Connie Brandt. Peggy Powell. SECOND GRADE—Miss Billingsley, teacher Vaekler, Billy Deefcer, Lynn Keller. Jerry Martin, Billy Wright, Palser. Ora Cozatt. ROW II—Dorothy Mader, Blaine Fisher. ROW I—J. D. W ringer. Dws . Clavton Arnett. Dorothy Bcuchiy, Ja k e Baker. Linda Bench, Alice Schmidt, Larry (’louse, Della Chappie, Carolyn Peters. Roger Clark. ROW IV Miss Billingsley, Donna Ra Musser, lotte Wiedemer, Thomas Fenner, Douglas McRoy. Bruce Hart. Beverly Koeller. Frederick Davis, Ralph Boeh- Gloria Wagner. Gloria Ellis, Sheila Furnas.. ROW III—Dwaine Shawver, Robert Livingston, Don Landis, Paul Perrine, Billv Davis, David Ross, Madalin Weikert, Char- ( 26 ) FIRST GRADE—Miss Hayes, teacher •P'V I; (Mh in Durham, Douglas Murray, David Murray, Peter Ventuia, Floyd Westfall, Bobby Supinger, Dickie Sf.audt, Junior Wagner, Jerry Arnett. ROW IT—Hobby Burnside, Lois Thompson, Linda Laine. Virginia Apple. Bruce Yarian, Karen Herron, Virginia Apple, Nancy Stump, Jerry Fessler, David Powell. ROW III— Sandia May, Gary Earl Rice, Marilyn Wackier, Denny Meyer, Bobby Hartley, John Thompson, Norman Slade, Gary Lee Rice, Carl Hahn. ROW IV—Miss Hay es. Larry Harshbarger, Linda Frost, Liddy Smith, Joyce Xewnam, Linn Purdy, Gail Deeter, Marcia Lyle, Larry Wise. Ralph Johnson. FIRST GRADE—Mrs. Etter, teacher HOW I Ivay Nickel, Dennis Lavy. Pat Simpson, Roger Stump, Marilyn Smith, Ned Wright. Madge Jennings, Patrick Hand, Terry Peacock. ROW II—Virginia Buckingham, Beverly Wenrick, Carolyn Swob. Jane Ellen Smith, Theresa Richard, Ella Fine, Glen Rudy, Darwin Boyer. DcWaine Stephan. ROW III—Mrs. Etter. Re- becca Deeter, Roberta Deeter, Sandra Van Hise, Barbara Powell, Richard Draving. Kenneth Enz, Michael Hart, Marilyn McDowell, Steven Wells. ROW IV —Virginia Etter, Carol Thompson. Michael Vogt, Michael Will- iams. Ronald Hart. Jackie Dodds, Phyllis Miller, John Holsinger, Dale Ullery. ' 7 . I. Pedal faster, “Buc.” 2. Love birds 3. CHS Band on Decoration Day. Oh! Thai bubble gum. 5. Traffic jam? 6 Yell a lillle louder, girls. 7. Boys’ Pop Band. 8. Take orders boys. 9. Make t hat shot, Bob. 10. Where’s your pants, Pete! ( 28 ) EIHQ5KJE0IL STUDENT COUNCIL ROW I—Dick Alyea, Jim Roberts, Robert Crosier. Pres., Dale (Jarman, James Apple, John Mann, Troas. ROW II—Mr. Buchanan. Adv., Mr. Apwisch, Adv., Sara McCool, Jerry Millhouse, Alice Flory, Miss Frey, |Adv. ROW III—Bill Thomas. Ronald Arendall, Vice Pres , Loanne Miller, Beverly Slade, Sec’y, Judy Mutzner. • • • The Student Council is an organization of the school that represents the school. It carries on several activities during the year and is always striving to make money. Some of the items the Stundent Council has purchased are the scoreboard for the football field, the sonamaster record player, the Ampro movie projector for the class rooms. The club sponsored a magazine sale this year. The Student Council represents the large majority of the school and should be pledged instead of disgraced. ( 30 ) NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW I—Judy Mutzner, Shirley Grile, Dona Yaney, Shirley Clark, Charlene Phillis. Janice Miller, ass’t editor, Ann Trembly, ass’t editor, Lenta Smith, Bill Thomas. ROW III—Miss Somerville, Adw. Richard Shawler, John Mann, Keith Henry, Bea Messier, Glen Phillips, ass’t bus. m?r.. Bill Langston, bus. mgr., Dale Harshbarger, Lorene Clark. ROW MI -Carol Croft., Slhirley Maier, Norma Kelley, Betty Hartley, Eloise Warner, Raymond Sohaurer, Carolyn Phillis. Carol Mary, editor. The newspaper staff had “The Treasure Chest” printed for the first five months, then in March a new mimeographed paper was put out. All the work of writing, editing and printing must be done in the school with a mimeographed paper. The staff attended the Miami Valley Newspaper Clinic at West Carrollton in No- vember. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW I—Dona Yaney, Mary Jo McCool, Carol Mary, Parlimentarian, Richard Shawler, Pres., John Mann, Vice Pres., Janice Miller, Sec’y-Treas., Eloise Warner, Historian. ROW II—Mr. Apwisch, Adv., Ann Trembly, Judy Arendall, David Beard, Keith Henry, Doris Perry, Leota Smith, Betty Warner. o e o The F. T. A. Club consisted of thirte en pupils who are interested in the teaching profession. The advisor is Mr. Louis Apwisch who is very interested in F.T.A. work. « Each member should try to keep as high a scholastic average as possible and be in the 10th, 11th, or 12th grade. The primary purpose of each student is to become a teacher. Several members attended the Ohio F.T.A. Conference at Capitol University in April. ( 32 ) TRI-HI-Y CLUB ROW I—Shirley Maier, Carolyn Phillis, Carol Croft, Nancy Fading, Nancy Fessler, Leota Smith, Betty Warner, Dona Yaney, Hannah Miller. ROW II— Miss Hoi finger, Adw, Mary Fletcher, Eloise Warner, Kathleen Yarian, Mary Jo McCool, Barbara Johnston, Treas., Catherine Robinson, Janice Miller, Yice Pres., Betty Hartley, Judy Arendall, Miss Wagner, Adv. ROW III—Ann Trembly, Pres., Joyce Kline, Shirley Young, Janice Snyder. Ruby Stambaugh, Joyce Weaver, Jennie Spencer, Doris Perry, Sec’y, Hilda Weller, Eileen Derr, Chaplain. The Tri-Hi-Y Club composed of girls in grades 10-12 held their meetings the first and third Tuesday of the month. During the year they had programs on vocations, good grooming, family life, and hair styles. Some of the social programs included a pot luck supper for the parents of both the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs, a Mother Goose party, and a tea for the mothers. Three girls and Miss Wagner attended the fall training camp at Camp Kern and thirteen girls attended the annual winter assembly at West Carrollton. The club had a very successful year. ( 33 ) Hl-Y CLUB HOW [—Richard Markland, Treas., Hill Collins, Carl Reck. Vice Pres., Keith Henry, Bill Mendenhall, Hill Langston, Dick Hemin, Chaplain. HOW II—Jack Looker, Pres., Ronald Rhoades, Ronald Arendall, Sec'y, Tom Hill, Wayne Mark- land. Mr. Buchanan, Adv. • • • The Hi-Y Club has been meeting on the first and third Mondays of each month. Some of the activities of the club are the C heck Room at each of the home basketball games and a newly inaugurated Work Day from which the funds earned go toward a World Service Fund. During the Easter Week, the two clubs went together to pro- vide a religious worship service for the benefit of the school. ( 34 ) FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW I—Elizabeth ‘Supinger, Marilyn Smith. Thelma Rudy, Donna George, Eileen Derr, Syvia DeWeese, Wanetta Wise, Marjorie Ault, Shirley Clark, Phyllis Mann, Betty Coburn. ROW’ II—Miss Rothermel, Adv., Janet Powell, Shirley Brunton, Jennie Spencer, County Officer, Kathleen Yarian, Marilyn Robbins, Janet Via, Marcia Walker, Shirley Young, Shirley Buckingham, Wini- fred Ringlespaugh, Gladys Yingst. ROW III—Irene Flick, Pat Feeser, Jean Angle, Mary Mutzner, Catherine Robinson, Treas., Barbara Johnston, Bea Hessler, Donna Shawler, Calherine Stambaugh, Jane Mutzner, Betty Hartley. ROW IV—Fhern Kimmel, Historian, Marilyn Bergman, Norma Gump, Nancy Fessler, Sec’y, Carol Macy, Pres., Beverly Clark, Nancy Farling, Vice Pres., Ruth Crile, Hannah Miller, Edith Kelley, Shirley Crile, Jessie Adams. • • • There were fifty-two members enrolled in F. H. A. this year. Of these fifty-two members, five took the Junior or first degree and one tried for the State Homemaker Degree. In November, Covington was hostess to the other six clubs in the county for a County Rally to acquaint the members of the different clubs with each other. Cov- ington also helped decorate the Troy gym for the County F.H.A. dance in March. The Junior Degree was given to the Freshmen at the F.F.A.-F.H.A. Parents Ban- quet in April. ( 35 ) ROW I—Dale Harshbarger, Reporter. Donald sier, Pres., Bill Collins, Vice Pres., Dale Boyer ROW II—Mr. Wilson, Adv.. Robert Mutzner. John Smith, Neal Klamfoth. Dari Dean. ROW Schaurer, Doug Alexander, Noel Smihh, Dick Sheet Bergman. Monnier, Sentinel, Robert Gro- Treas., Robert Earick, Sec’y- ..eth Wackier, David Mote, Tony Brinkman, Raymond Gerald Monnin, Richard Kennel h III The Covington F.F.A. Chapter has been a very busy group this past year. They won a silver medal in the county Parliamen tary Procedure Contest and entered in the county livestock and dairy judging contest. They checked fifty-seven corn pickers in the corn picker safety program. The Chapter sent three boys to State F.F.A. Camp and held a banquet with the F.H.A. Mr. Wilson and several of the members attended the National F.F.A. Camp at Kansas City. ( 36 ) ( 37 ) C H S BAND • « • The C.H.S. Band has been working very hard this year preparing for all the events that have come up during the past year. They played for all the football games, at the home basketball games. They put on a Band Concert on January 15, March 5, and May 7. The band went to the District Band Contest at Springfield on March 11 and received a Rating of I from all three judges. That entitled the Band to attend the State Class “C” contest at Springfield on April 29. The Band also attended the Western Ohio Band Festival at Oakwood on May 12. Those who received a Superior rating at the West District No. 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest on February 25 were: Clarinet Quartet (Ann Trembly, Betty Warner, Doris Perry, Janice Miller); Saxophone Quartet (Jane Whitman, Mary Jo McCool, Leota Smith, Dona Yaney); Ronald Arendall, trombone; Ann Trembly, clarinet; Dona Yan- ey, tenor sax; Mary Jo McCool, alto sax; and Betty Warner, clarinet. ( 38 ) ORCHESTRA IDENTIFICATION ROW I — Elaim� Arendall, Jane Mutzner, Phyllis Manu. Nonna Gump, Eloise Warner, Sara McCool, Sylvia DeWeese, Lenta Smith. Shirley Laughman, Bren- da Bentz. ROW II—Jennie Spencer. Douglas Solzing, Dona Yaney, Jane Whit- man, Betty Hartley, Marjorie Ault, Doris Perry, Betty Warner. Virginia Flick. Esther Finfrock, Mr. Roberts. Director, Judy Arendall. ROW III—Kenneth Sholley, Jim Roberts, Ronnie Finfrock. Robert Martin, Ann Trembly. Mary Jo McCool, Joyce Weaver, Janice Miller, Dick Hemm, Donna George. ROW IV John Mann, Jim O’Donnell. Bill Langston, Don Zimmerman, Loanne Miller, Irene Flick. Bob Johnston, Tom Hill, Beverly Clark, Carl Reck. • • • BAND IDENTIFICATION KNEELING—(L. to R.) Virginia Meyer, Leota Smith, Judy Arendall, Barbara Johnston, Alice Flory, Diedre Wells, Deanne Gish. ROW I—Ann Trembly, Betty Warner, Janice Miller, Doris Perry, Jim Roberts. Carl Reck, Joyce Kline, Dick Hemm, Donna George. ROW II—Dorothy Reed. Shirley Maier. Rose Ann Miller, Wanetta Wise, Joyce Weaver. Irene Flick, Phyllis Mann. Marcella Mader, Shirley Crile, Hilda Weller, Betty Hartley, Mary Jo McCool, Jane Whit- man. ROW III—Janice Snyder, Eloise Warner. Rita Fessler, Pat Hayes, Mary Wilk, Sharon Smith, Lois Ullery. Darrell Helman. John Reek. Jennie Spencer, Shirley Young, Bob Johnston, Eileen Derr, Tom Hill. Beverly Clark. Mary Flet- cher. Judy Mutzner, Dona Yaney. ROW IV—Jane Mutzner. Sylvia DeWeese, Carolyn Phillis, Jerry Millhouse, Bill Langston. Roberl Martin, Glen Phillips, Joihn Mann. Keith Henry, Richard Shawler, Bob Mendenhall. Mary Mutzner, Flaine Laughman, Judy Marray, Don Zimmerman. Ronnie Finfrock, Sara Mc- Cool, Loanne Miller, Ronald Arendall. STANDING ON THE RIGHT- Mr. Rob- erts, Director, Jim O’Donnell. (39 cTflinstrel Show The chorus, under the direction of Fred Roberts, faculty, and many others work- ed very hard in preparing the 4th annual B LACK AND WHITE MINSTREL. It was held March 30, 31, and April 1, with sellouts each night. The audience enjoyed every minute of it and we hope more will attend the Min- strel next year. The Endmen were Robert Crosier, James Roberts, Glen Phillips, David Beard and their names were Soupbone, Hambone, Meatball, Porkchops, respectively. Inter- locutor was Tom Hill. The program was composed of five numbers sung by the entire chorus: “Grandma Danced The Polka,” “Old Man River,” “Clancy Lowered The Boom,” “Wood Chuck Song, “Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho.” Some of the special numbers were: “Wed- ding Of The Painted Dolls” sung by Norma Kelley, “Give A Man A Horse He Can Ride” sung by Robert Martin, “I Didn’t Know The Gun Was Loaded” sung by Janice Miller, “My Kentucky Babe” sung by Norma Kelley, June Smith, Eileen Derr, “I Said My Pajamas sung by Hilda Weller and Richard Shawler, “Mule Train” sung by Richard Ellis, and many other numbers. There was also a Barber Shop Quartet, dancing, and plenty of comedy by the endmen. • • • Orchestra This year the orchestra has been practicing before school and the first period on Monday and Wednesday of each week under the direction of Mr. Fred Roberts. The orchestra has been working very hard this year. They received a Rating of I in the District Contest at Springfield in March. It was the first year that the orchestra has entered the contest. ( 40 ) ( 41 ) THE BUCCANEERS IN FOOTBALL HOW I—Jim Ellis. W ayne W ise, John Phillips, Kent Hitchcock. Bob Johnston, Tony Brinkman, James Boehringer, Leonard Wood, Lloyd Holsapple, Carl Reck, Sr. mgr. HOW' II—Burr Simpson, coach, Tom Fin frock, David Beard, capt., Doug Alexander, Kay Kimmel, Tom Hill, Richard Ellis, Eddie Nolan, Donald Zimmerman, David Crotinger, James McConnell, Bob Crosier, David Mote, Harold Deeter, Asst, coach. ROW' III—Bill Hitchcock, Bill Frey, Ronnie Finfrock, Gilbert Forsythe, Kenny W'ackler. Sherwood Anderson, Bill Lang- ston, Dick Hemm, Bill Collins, Glen Phillips, Bill Mendenhall, Bill Feeser. • • • We They September 16—St. John Home 20 6 23—Eaton Away 7 25 30—Minster Home 34 14 October 7—Ansonia Away 40 19 14—Versailles Home 13 0 21—West Milton Away 6 7 27—Bradford Home 38 12 November 4—Piqua Catholic Home 18 0 Won 6 — Lost 2 ( 42 ) HOMECOMING QUEEN Top—(Seated) Eileen Derr, queen, Dick Alyea, escort. (Standing) Left to Right: Pete Forror, Gloria Alyea, freshman attendant, Raymond Schaurer, Carolyn Brunton, sophomore attendant, Dale Garinan, Rose Ann Tobias, jun- ior attendant, Berlin Kauffman. LOWER LEFT—Lovely Eileen Derr crowned Homecoming Queen by Student Council Pres. Robert Crosier. LOWER RIGHT —Presentation of a bouquet of red roses and fern to I he Queen by Football Captain David Beard. ( 44 ) DADS OF FOOTBALL SQUAD JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL HOW I—Rodger Mote, John Rench, Torn Eichelberger, Billy Derr, Jack Wood, Dick Shu IT. ROW II—Mr. Apwisch, Coach, Don Clark, Jack Staudt, Kenny Shefbuch, Dick Via, Don Martin. ROW III—Arthur Gox, Douglas Diltz, Herb- ert Wackier, James Minnich, Jim Rench, Roger Henry. ( h r ) Buccaneers In Athletics FOOT BALL With six lettermen reporting to Coach Simpson for the gridiron season, high hopes for a successful season were in the air. As it was, the season ended with a record of six wins and two defeats which is a very good record for a 3rd year team. The Buccs displayed fine defensive work in the forward line which proved very hard for other teams to penetrate. Another asset to the team was its hard running backfield strongly supported by the reserves. The seniors retiring from football this year are: Tom Finfrock LH, Dave Beard FB, Bob Crosier LE, Kay Kimmel LG, and Eddie Nolan RT. The lineup for this year’s team is as follows: Left end—B. Crosier: Left tackle—B. Collins; Left guard—K. Kimmel; Center—B. Frey; Right guard—B. Langston; Right tackle—E. Nolan; Right end—D. Hemm; Quar- terback—G. Forsythe; Left halfback—T. Finfrock; Right halfback—J. Ellis; Full- back—D. Beard. • • • BASKETBALL Covington Buccaneers under Coach Harold Deeter had an average season this year with six wins and ten losses. In an Invitational Tournament at Randolph, the Buccs broke even, winning one and losing one. At Springfield in the Southwestern District Tournament, the Buccs won the first game against Sidney Holy Angels but lost the next one with Lakeview, who eventually became the runner-up in the District. The Buccs displayed a very fine defense and offense this year as can be seen from the scores of the games. The Seniors retiring from Basketball this year were: Robert Crosier, Thomas Fin- frock, David Beard, Richard Alyea, and Kay Kimmel. ( 46 ) BUCCANEER BASKETBALL fQUAD ROW I—Dale Garman, Kay Kimmel, Dick Alyea. Bob Crosier, CapL, Tom Fin- frock, Dave Beard, Ray Forror. ROW II—Mr. Simpson, Ass’t Coach, Richard Markland, Mgr., Kenneth Wackier, David Crotinger. Jack Looker, Ronnie Rhoades, Ronnie Finfrock, Mr. Deeter, Coach. ROW III—Tony Brinkman, Gil- bert Forsythe, Jim McConnell, Bill Frey, Joe Supinger. Don Zimmerman, Leon- ard Wood, Lloyd Holsapple, Wayne Markland, Ass’t Mgr. Nov. 18 Staunton 24 27 H Nov. 23—Gettvsburg 30 36 H Dec. 2 Bradford 34 25 T Dec. 9 Piqua Catholic 25 20 H Dec 16—Newton 24 39 T Dec. 22—Lostcreek 28 23 H Jan. 6—West Milton 25 42 T Jan. 13—Bradford .51 25 H Won .................6 Invitational at Randolph Dec. 29—Brookville..........39 42 Dec. 30—Randolph............35 33 Jan. 17—Jackson 41 46 T Jan. 21—Piqua Catholic 53 42 T Jan. 27—Tipp City 27 39 H Feb. 3—Newton 35 42 H Feb. 4—Franklin 43 46 T Feb. 10—Ansonia 37 35 T Feb. 18—Troy 24 43 H Feb. 24—Versailles 37 38 T Lost ........ .10 Southwestern District Tournament Mar. 3—Sidney Holy Angels 30 25 Mar. 9—Lakeview 31 55 ( 47 ) TOP—Get that ball, Finfrock; Atta boy, Bob, get right in there. BOTTOM— Stop that shot, Bob; Don’t let him get that ball, Dale. ( 48 ) JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL ROW I—Tom Eichelberger, Roy Sink, Dale Bancroft, Billy Derr, Gerald Harsh- barger, Donald Yingst, Robert Markland. ROW II -Mr. Simpson, Coach, Jim Minnich, Robert Tobias, Don Martin, Tom Baker, Bill Young, Howard Ander- son. ROW III—George Mendenhall, Roger Jennings, Don Clark, Herb Wack- ier, Hobart Ely, Jerry Millhouse, Kenneth Filburn, Roger Henry. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW 1—Walter Furnas, Dick Wagner. Tom Robinson, Richard McMaken, Jim- my Finfrock, Arlen Idle, David Alexander, Neil Clark. ROW II—Mr. Apwisch, coach. Charles Ingle, Don Shade, John Beener, Dean Snyder. Dick Rhoades, Ronald Johnson, Lewis Deeter, Larry Looker. ROW III—Donald Filburn, Robert Newman, Max Jennings, Bob Fenner, Riki Roberts, Bill Schmidt, Larry Via. Tommy Kraus, Wayne Whitmer. ( 49 ) CHEERLEADERS Catherine Robinson, Nancy Farling, RutJh Crile, Joyce Ely. AS TO THE CHEERLEADERS The C.H.S. Cheerleaders for the school year were: Ruth Crile, Catherine Robinson, Nancy Farling and Joyce Ely. These girls, who are active and sportive, cheered for both Basketball and Football. Under their coach, Mary Alice Brown, they enjoyed cheering and worked hard to have a variety of cheers and actions. They are very thankful for the co-operation of the students and fans. Ruth, a sophomore, is 5’2” tall and has brown hair and brown eyes. This is her first year as a cheerleader. Cathie, a junior, is 5’5” tall and has brown hair and hazel eyes. Cathie came to C.H.S. in her freshman year, and has bee n a cheerleader for two years. Nancy, a junior, is the only blonde. She is 5’3” tall and has blue eyes. Nancy has been a cheerleader for three yars. Joyce, a junior, is 5’ tall and has brow n hair, brown eyes and freckles. She has been a cheerleader for three years and captain for the last two years. Hurray! Four cheers for the four lovely Cheerleaders. The above is an actual action picture and was not posed for. ( 50 ' BUCCANEER BASEBALL SQUAD HOW I Bill Langston, Tom Finfrock, Bob Crosier, Kay Kimmel. Jack Looker. David Beard. ROW II—Dick Alyea, John Mann, mgr., Gerald Monnin. Richard Bergman, Dick Lutz, Bob Mendenhall. Kent Hitchcock, ass’t mgr., David Crotinger, Mr. Apwisch, coach. ROW III—Ronnie Rhoades, Dick Ellis, Bill Frey, Jim McConnell. Dale Garman, Ronnie Finfrock, Gilbert Forsythe, Bob Martin, Leonard Wood. BUCCANEER TRACK SQUAD ROW I—Dick Ellis, David Beard, Tom Finfrock, Bob Crosier, Kay Kimmel, Bill Hitchcock. ROW II—Mr. Buchanan, ass't coach. Leonard Wood, Lloyd Holsapple, Dale Boyer, Dick Alyea. Dick Hemm, Bill Frey, Mr. Simpson coach. ROW III—Bob Johnston, Don Zimmerman. Bob Martin. Bill Mendenhall. David Mote. Lowell Yingst, Kenneth Wackier, Dale Harshbarger, Gilbert Forsythe, Tnn_ Iiwnlfwn ( 51 ) JUNIOR PLAY CAST HOW F—Betty Warner, Jane Whitman. Robert Martin, Harriet Goon, Hilda Weller. ROW II—Miss Hoi linirer, Dick Hemm, Ray Forror, Glen Phillips, Bill Langston, Marjorie Ault. HOW III- Dorothy Reed, Janice Miller, Mary L. Mutzner, Mary Jo MeGool. Donna Shawler. Tom Hill. ABSENT—David Slover “Susies Sireru” A three-act comedy play produced by the JUNIOR CLASS OF COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, November 17, 1949 CAST OF CHARACTERS SUSIE — Siren ................... MR. REYNOLDS Father ............. MRS. REYNOLDS Mother.............. PKTEY Her brother................ MIDGE — Her girl friend........... GUSSIE — A neighbor............... JIM — The vandal.................. BLIMP — His pal................... AGNES ........................... BEVERLY .......................... NONA ............................ JUMBO — A menace.................. MR. FOLEY Harristown High Principal MRS. COMSTALK — Visitor.......... MTSS OAKEY Teaeher............... DUGAN — Policeman................. DOROTHY REED ............ MISS HOLFINGER............ . .MARY JO McCOOL ........TOM HILL ...MARY MUTZNER ---DAVID SLOVER . . .BETTY WARNER ...JANE WHITMAN .....RAY FORROR . . . RICHARD HEMM ---HARRIET GOON ....JANICE MILLER ---HILDA WELLER ---GLEN PHILLIPS ..ROBERT MARTIN ... Marjorie ault . .DONNA SHAWLER . . .BILL LANGSTON PROMPTER DIRECTOR ( 52 ) SENIOR PLAY CAST ROW I—Miss Brown, direct'� � ” Eileen er r Ann trembly. Carol Macy. ROW II—Richard Sfaawler, June Smith. Kay Kirnmel. I orene Clark. Norma Kelley. ROW III—Janice Snyder. John Mann. Bea Messier, Carl Reck, Helen Brewer, Dale Harshbarger. Stranger Iru She A Mystery-Comedy in 3 Acts produced by the SENIOR CLASS OF COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL April 28, 1950 CAST OF CHARACTERS SYLVIA LEE — Gift Shop owner..... MABLE CRANE — Gift Shop owner . VELDA STEVENS — Secretary........ NONA POLLARD — Elevator operator ROSE JORDAN — Businesswoman . . . MARCELLA BENDER — Gym owner . SANDRA KING — Wrestler........... EDDIE BE MSB Bellhop............. GRANT TERRY — Reporter............ J. T. RUTLEDGE — Businessman CUE NEWKIRK — Law student SAM FISK — Detective.............. PROMPTERS ............... DIRECTOR.................. ..................... ANN TREMBLY .....................EILEEN DERR ..................... BEA HESSLER ...................... CAROL xMACY .....................NORMA KELLEY .......................JUNE SMITH ....................JANICE SNYDER ................ DALE HARSHBARGER . .................... KAY KIMMEL ........................JOHN MANN ................ RICHARD SHAWLER .......................CARL RECK LORENE CLARK, HELEN BREWER .... MISS MARY ALICE BROWN ( 53 ) C. H. S Calendar For 1949-1950 SEPTEMBER, ’49— 6— School opened. 8- —Cheerleader tryouts. 9— Football Preview. 13— Nilkanth Chavre. 16— St. John Football Game. 23—Eaton Football Game. 30—Minster Football Game. OCTOBER— 7— Ansonia Football Game. 10—Career Day (Seniors). 14— Versailles Football Game. 21— West Milton Football Game. 27—Bradford Football Game. NOVEMBER— 3— Newspaper Clinic. 4— Piqua Catholic Football Game. 17— Jr. Class Play. 18— Staunton Basketball Game. 23-—Gettysburg Basketball Game. 23—Fredrick Sjobiarn. 23—Rev. Teeter. 25—Grange Minstrel. 29—Grade School Penny Carnival. DECEMBER— 2— Bradford Basketball Game. 5— F.F.A. Magician. 9— Piqua Catholic Basketball Game. 16— Newton Basketball Game. 19— Elementary Christmas Program. 20— Student Council Christmas Party. 22— Lostcreek Basketball Game. JANUARY ’50— 5— Martin’s Mystery Review. 6— West Milton Basketball Game. 13—Bradford Basketball Game. 15— Band Concert. 17— Jackson Basketball Game. 21— Piqua Catholic Basketball Game 21—Kiwanis Kapers. 23— Kiwanis Kapers. 27—Tipp City Basketball Game. FEBRUARY— 3— Newton Basketball Game. 4— Franklin Basketball Game. 4—Senior Scholarship Test. 6— Joy Bell Ringer. 7— T.B. Tests—Juniors. 7—Seniors Run City Government. 10— Ansonia Basketball Game. 10—Group Pictures taken for Annual. 17—Alumni Basketball Game. 17— Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Program. 18— Troy Basketball Game. 24— Versailles Basketball Game. 25— Music Contest—Springfield. 28— Student Council Clinic—Troy. MARCH— 1—Wm. Hacker’s Music Program. 3— Ambassador Quartet. 5—Band Concert. 11—District Band Concert. 14—Rev. Haffaker. 20—League Banquet. 29— Cole Marionettes. 30— Black and White Minstrel. 31— Black and White Minstrel. APRIL— 1—Black and White Minstrel. 4— Preliminary District State Scholar- ship. 5— Bradford Track Meet. 11— Bradford Baseball Game. 12— Jan Hollander. 13— West Milton Baseball. 13— F.F.A. F.H.A. Banquet. 14— West Milton Track. 17—All Sports Banquet. 19— Newton Track. 20— Versailles Baseball. 20— Style Show. 21— Trotwood Relays. 24— Career Dav (Juniors). 25— Franklin Baseball. 27— Versailles Baseball. 28— Senior Class Play. 29— Wesleyan Relays. MAY— 1—Bradford Baseball. 3—Piqua Catholic Baseball. 5— Invitation Track Meet. 6— District State Scholarsliios. 7— Band Concert. 8— League Preliminaries. 9— Newton Baseball Game. 10— Stillwater Valley League Track Meet Finals. 11— Tipp City Baseball. 12— Western Ohio Band Festival. 16—Senior Farewell Program. 16—Junior and Senior Banquet. 21—Baccalaureate. 23—Commencement. 26— School closes. ( 54 ) ( 55 ) � i 4 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS OF i t i i i ▼ 1 1 1 JOHNNY MILLER ▼ i i i � � 1 1 “SANDERS DAIRY PRODUCTS” i i i i 1 I COVINGTON—39 BRADFORD—72 • • ♦ i 1 COMPLIMENTS � i i i 4 i i i OF I � i i • � 4 Mr, . i i i i � I � • i Roger C, 0'doneeII i ♦ i i i f I i f i j COVINGTON MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Sales Service 23 S. High St. Phone 152 DREES LUMBER CO. Hardwood and Pine Lumber 401 E. Spring Street PHONE 233 MEET AT BURKS Good Fountain Services Seal-Test Ice Cream Wall Paper — Paints — Varnishes Rent Our Sander TELEVISION R.C.A. — Philco Motorola PHONE 96 COVINGTON MOTOR INN BEST WISHES TO SENIORS OF ’50 C. R. CRAWFORD Your Frigidaire Dealer 16 WRIGHT ST. COVINGTON For Quick Dependable Service Call L K CLEANERS Daily Pick-up Delivery Covington, Ohio Phone 84 1 1 1 k COMPLIMENTS i 1 ♦ 1 4 f 1 1 OF 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE ▼ • 4 1 ♦ MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY • � 1 1 I CO. • • • f 1 1 1 . COVINGTON, OHIO PHONE 36 f • • . i 1 I • • 1 1 1 S. J. RUDY SONS i i i i i i i ▼ 1 1 1 4 “Rudy’s Quality” Feeds f • • A i � i i Dealers in Grain, Feeds, Seeds Coal ) t i i i Covington, 0. Pleasant Hill, 0. Ludlow Falls, 0. f t 1 1 i L 1 • 1 1 I 1 JOE L. HOOVER • | • COMPLIMENTS 1 ) l I ▼ 1 A THRIFT “E” MARKET OF ▼ � A 1 1 Groceries Meats ♦ A 1 • � A Phone 42 226 N. High St. DAYTON POWER LIGHT CO. i i ♦ i i • i FLORY AGENCY COMPLIMENTS i i � i f 1 GENERAL INSURANCE ▼ { i i Covington, Ohio OF i i i i • A 9 N. High St. Phone 66 SMITH S BARBER SHOP ▼ � i ♦ A i i i i A DREES’ Portrait Commercial l l • l 1 • A f i CROMER PHOTOS i i � i i Home Made Ice Cream SUPPLIES i i f i A Sundaes Malts Sandwiches 23 steps east of the Bank f i 1 1 k E. BROADWAY PHONE 62 COVINGTON — PHONE 285 1 t f i i i Cameras Supplies f i i f • u f i COMPLIMENTS OF SHAFER SHOE STORE Top Quality Shoes For The Entire Family CONGRATULATIONS and A Prosperous Future W. L MAIER CROC. LOCK R CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates B B RESTAURANT 11 N. HIGH ST. COMPLIMENTS OF HAVE IT DONE i | A T ! DUNHAM’S CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates Of 1950 | STANDARD HARDWARE 101 N. High St. Phone 34 ! COMPLIMENTS OF I | WETZELS RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER’S RECREATION MANNING ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1. Soap cravings by 8Hh grade art class. 2. (i ris pep band. 3. Just a little more coaxing. L Miss Helen Hollinger. 5. Must he interesting. 6. Theres trouble you. 7. Gome on Dutch, Win. 8. Stop talking, and start studying. 9. Grotinger. Rhodes, Looker, Kimmel. 10. The Queen. I 1. Hilda and her pretty legs. ( 61 ) I. What’s my grade. 2. Who’s kissing. 3. L kiss. 5. CHS Christinas Tree 6. Hey! Not (Ault, Mutzner, Shawler). 8. Soap cravings, iors. 10. Helping the poor Junior’s treasury. ‘cturcr “Buc.’’ i. How was that in public. 7. Three old women How ’bout a little service, Jun- ( 62) COMPLIMENTS COVINGTON LUMBER CO. 62 years of Friendly Service SEE US FOR YOUR BUIILDING NEEDS FASHNER’S SUNOCO STATION MINNICH BROTHERS Tires — Batteries — Accessories J Telephone 286-M 806 S. Maine Ave. j BRADFORD, OHIO I j ft The COZY CORNER LUNCH Where Good Foods and Jolly Crowds Meet CHICKEN — STEAKS — CHOPS i V2 mi. north of Highway 36 on Route 72 PHONE 26 BRADFORD, OHIO STOCKER’S Home Furnishings — Funeral Service BRADFORD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF MILLER’S MARKET CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE PHONE 10 BRADFORD OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF QUALITY COAL CO. BRADFORD, OHIO Phone 159 SHAFER BOEHRINGER Lawn Mower Grinding Plow Sharpening Electric Welding WEST SPRING ST. COVINGTON COMPLIMENTS OF Covington, Ohio Phone 52 PEOPLE’S MEAT MARKET r---------------------------------------------- DEPENDABLE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES AT REASONABLE PRICES See One of the Largest Displays of Furniture in Ohio 5 FLOORS OF REAL VALUES SELLMAN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishers COVINGTON, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates Of 1950 LANGSTON GULF SERVICE High at Spring St. Phone 200 Always The New Things First At KINNEY’S MEN’S SHOP Covington Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF SIMES INSURANCE AGENCY Forest Miller, Owner BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE LITTLE'S PRINTING CO. Covington, Ohio Phone 21 L--------------------------------------------------------- ® SALES Paints mwjfUtW • PARTS • SERVICE IMPLEMENT CO. JOHN DEERE DEALER Implements Tires Tubes JAMESWAY BARN, DAIRY, POULTRY EQUIPMENT Phone 262 Troy Pike COVINGTON Route 70 OHIO Satisfied Customers Our Best Advertisement r i 1 i i 1 4 1 Compliments I Congratulations of To Class of 1950 j ♦ ♦ | WESTERVILLE GREENVILLE ' 1 I i CREAMERY i WINDOW CLEANING j 1 • co. I Mr. Mrs. Sanders j I { Window Cleaning — House Cleaning | PHONE 20 COVINGTON, OHIO A A Storm Sash — Screens f 4 1 I j PHONE COVINGTON 189 J I 1 1 GREETINGS 4 J • For Better Performance 1 1 | Try Texas Gas Oils f | CLASS OF ’50 A — ALSO — | 4 1 Generators Starters 4 j GEORGE’S FUEL SERVICE | L A. ALEXANDER | ! 1 { COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS J OF j OF 1 C. E. WARNER I | DR. W. M. HILDEBRAND I VETERINARIAN Phone 281-W 351 N. High St. COVINGTON Phone 340 Agent for Motorists Mutual Ins. Co. 4 PIQUA OHIO Columbus, Ohio , is 2. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK and TRUST CO. ESTABLISHED 1865 MAIN ST. AT ASH PIQUA, OHIO Member of F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF PIQUA LUMBER 839 So. MAIN ST. PIQUA, OHIO PHONE 990 Compliments of THE VAL DECKER PACKING CO. Beef and Pork Packers Since 1873 THE SHERER-BELL CO. CHEVROLET •CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE Sales Service OK’d Used Cars 115 E. Ash St. PIQUA OHIO PIQUA OHIO Compliments ok BARCLAY’S MEN’S SHOP 429 N. MAIN ST. PIQUA Home of Hart, Schaffner Marx Clothes Compliments of NETH STELZER PIQUA OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF WALKER’S Family Shoe Store 406 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF KAHN’S PIQUA OHIO ALWAYS DEPENDABLE SCHIFF’S SHOES Piqua, Ohio HARDENBROOK GARAGE Day Night Service Ford Cars Trucks — Mercury Lincoln Parts Accessories Public Square Piqua, Ohio PHONE 2505 COMPLIMENTS TO CLASS OF ’50 SPERRY JEWELRY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF PATIO Fine Food Phone 498 Cater to Private Parties 512 N. Main St. PIQUA OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates of ’50 RAPP’S STORE ! CITY GARAGE PIQUA OHIO I 213 E. Bridge St. Phrne49 Compliments of THE PIQUA STONE PRODUCTS CO. Limestone Crushed — Pulverized 119 Bridge St. Piqua, Ohio PHONE 43 OR 44 THE J. W. BROWN STORE Piqua s Favorite Trading Place Since 1833 SAVINGS MULTIPLY AND HOMEOWNERSHIP BECOMES A REALITY When You Save Or Borrow At The Covington Building Loan Association RESERVES OF MORE THAN A QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS PLUS FEDERAL INSURANCE FOR YOUR PROTECTION COMPLIMENTS OF COVE THEATRE “MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 • • • It is with confidence that we extend oar best wishes for your success in everything good that you attempt to do. When You Need QUALITY PRINTING SEE THE STILLWATER PRINTERS Publishers Of THE STILLWATER VALLEY NEWS 136 N. HIGH ST. PHONE 53 COVINGTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS To The ROUTZAHN FUNERAL HOME Walter E. Routzahn Ned R. Pearson PHONE 27 INGLE PLUMBING SHOP j Charles B. Ingie, Prop. Phone 58 119 So. High St. Covington, Ohio Beauty Service That Satisfies ADELE’S BEAUTY SALON High St. Phone 70 COMPLIMENTS OF SHUFF’S RESTAURANT Phone 244 CLASS OF 1950 T H A D RAY JEWELERS • Watches • Diamonds • Gifts LUDLOW STREET CASH MARKET GROCERIES — MEATS PRODUCE Compliments of FENNER’S GREENHOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF | THE HEMM MOTORS CO. Owner of and Successor to HEMM BROS. CO. 37th year with BUICK 23rd year with PONTIAC The Best Place To Purchase A NEW OR USED CAR For 40 Years Sales and Service To Match the Car W . H . KLINE ! i i Dealer in Agricultural Limestone and Agrico Fertilizer Spread on your Fields J Buy A Yearbook Every Year v V i t 1. What gang is that. 2. “Bashful” Ann. 3. Evelyn Thompson, cafeteria help- er. 4. Christmas cards made by art class. 5. Whose desk is that stuff on. 6. Jump higher, Bob. 7. Whose hat, Fred. 8. At Springfield. 9. Looks as if you’re hungry, girls. 10. Mary Babylon, librarian. 11. Fred. 12. Beard. 13. Stairway to Heaven. 1 . And Hhey’re off. 15. Which one looks the worst. 16. Cheerleaders. 17. Judy. 18. Betty Y. and Dick H. 19. Richard, the bass horn player. ( 76 )