Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1956 volume:

F78 :EQ bv' Ex A L , 1 u xx Il' all J' If X ll!.nla.i! ' 1 MOTTO: Administration Seniors Classes J uccan eer 756 Published by the senior class ot COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Covington, Ohio What we are to be, we are now becoming FLOWER: Peppermint Carnation COLORS: Scarlet and Gray CONTENTS 3 Organizations 9 Activities 17 Athletics Ads 75 f it at 'Q x' fy: 5 viii' ' , 3 N . ff f fx' is 11 r - +5 'Y hi! ' 1 15-jr tlfll. 4 ,Tn 4 44 '1'l A I ', 11,12 1 l . YL .f ' 44 '44 ,A , rliwfi 1 , ,3f,r1,f,,l l'i U, ua DQQGCMQCQQ 4' l X, I I .L ' 4 'I 1, 1 'I kin gn 'si ffl' 9 We, the Buccaneer Staff of l956, ,33 dedicate this annual to our custo- 1 dian, Mr. J. Lewis O'Roarlc, better known as Boner, who is complet- A ing 25 years of service for the Cov- f -' ington Schools. .',,! ' .s Civ' 'vlfi lil' Ji! administration Q. P..- .-.r- L ,vi-. -1 'vu-Lf sl - -Q -1 g 1 iq Q ygoarof gf Sofzcafzon T Left to rught Mrs John Stocker Dr Conrad Clrppunger Mr Wnlluam Stubbs Mr Clarence Mullhouse Mr Robert Buchanan Mr Kermrt Stade Mr Paul Funfrock Nothing ns more umquely Amerncan than local control of publlc educatuon through boards of education composed of lay cltuzens School board members represent the people who own and support the schools They form a grass roots organlzatron whnch ns closer to the people than any other form of government They spend the local taxpayers money and are responslble to thelr nerghbors for the actuon They are trustees of a great publlc responslblllty The Amerlcan school board has served to keep the publlc schools an nmmedlate possessron of the people lt has served as a pnme protectuon agaunst the domuna tlon of schools by an :sm or any centrallzed pattern for remodeling socrety Our schools began as local unstntutnons school boards keep them that way The biggest protect confronting the school board thus year was the bulldlng prolect The progress was delayed due to not gettlng supplles to work wuth and also due to the bad weather condutnons Mr. Stubbs has been Superintendent since 1953. We appreciate the many things he has clone for the school and community. Mr. Apwisch, has been with us as principal for four years. Through his untiring efforts we have all bene- fitted in many ways. Mrs. Etter, Secretary has been with Covington High School since 1954 also, she has been acting as Secretary for Mr. Stubbs during Mrs Stoclcers illness. MR. LEE ADKINS O.S.U., B.S. Agriculture Farm Shop Farm Management Ag Engineering MR. RALPH ALLMANN Manchester College, B.S., Miami U., M.A. Commercial Dean of Boys MR. HAROLD DEETER O.S.U., B.S. Algebra Math 8 Senior Math Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra General Math 8-3 Advisor MR. WESLEY HAINES Wilmington College B,S.,, Miami U. Junior and Senior Band, Ensembles Pre-Band Lessons ---,,,, MISS JOY BABYLON Wooster, B.A. Latin I and ll English 7 and 8 7-i Advisor MR. WARREN HANNA Wittenburg, A.B. O.S.U., M.A. Physics Chemistry Biology Freshman Advisor MISS FERN FREY Manchester College B.S., Math 7 Geography 7 Health 9 7-3 Advisor Dean of Girls i 'B-,Zin MRS. ELEANOR McCANN U. of Cincinnati, A.B., English 9-12 World History American History 7-2 Advisor MR. BLAIR IRVIN Miami U., B.S. Civics Drivers' Education Health Boys' Physical Ed Junior Advisor MISS HELEN HOLFINGER Miami U., B.S. Columbia U., M.A, English IO English 8-I and 8-2 Speech American Literature 8-2 Advisor wff .gl - xJ,,,j MISS ETOILE SARGENT Manchester College B.S., Social Studies 7, 8, 9, 8-l Advisor MISS MARGARET ROTHERMEL Miami U., B.S. Home Economics MR. ROBERT WION U. of Dayton, B,S, Science 7 and 8 Boys' Physical Ed Sophomore Advisor Q Q- 9 i l 5 ' ini 7i MRS. FAYTHE LIMP Miami U., B.S. Vocal Music 7 Bus Zrzbers Emral Thompson Herb Hunt Bob Snellabarger Wayne Peacock Dale Derslwem Glen Dersnem Albert Worley AlDS9YWT: Mrs. Snellabarger Mel Jacquemin Goofs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs, Mrs Powell Obenclwain Sliclclernan l-lelrnan Wilk Gusfoogdns J. L. O'Roark Fred Hunf YQ Q seniors JAMes L Loorcsn US HrY 2 Chaplaun 3 4 Secretary horus 'I an Manager 3 FTA 3 4 Munstrel 1 2 Dustrtct Solo and Ensem ble Contest 2 State 2 OSU Speech Conference 3 Basket 'I 2 3 Track 3 4 Dust Band and Chorus Contest 3 Statel 2 3 Class Student Councnl Treasurer Senuor Scholarshnp Team Class President 4 BONNIEL Root ou G A Reporter 1 2 3 4 H Y 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 orus I 2 3 Ba HA FT 3 r dent 4 Scholarshup Club 4 Scholarshup Team 2 3 4 Mn e l 3 Style Sh w Dtstrnct Band and Chorus Con 2 4 State 2 3 Sen Scholarshtp Team 4 Homecom :ng Queen 4 Class Presldent 2 Class Vrce Prestdent I Class Secretary 3 4 I0 7 enzbr GQJA' J XA LARRY D VIA PeeWee HIY 2 3 President 4 Chorus I 2 Mmstrell Lt hts 3 Attendants Escort 3 4 Football 2 3 Co Captam Basket Baseball 2 3 4 Student Coun cal Vlce Prestdent 3 4 Varstty C 2 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 All League Team 4 Class Vlce Presrdent 4 Juom-I A Foot Judy A l orus 1 2 4 Ba 4 FHAI 2 FTA2 3 Sc olar s Club 4 Mmstrel l 2 3 Drstrrct Solo and Ensemble Con test 3 4 State 3 Style Show I 2 Queens Attendant 4 Drs tract Band and Chorus Contest 4 State 2 3 Class 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Captam 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 DAVID I. ALEXANDER Charlie 2 3 4 Minstrel l LL 3 Football Manager I 2 Foot b 4 Basketball l 2 Tr k 4 Class Play Stage Hand 3 rsity C 2 ROSALIE BOEHRINGER Rosie GAAT 4 TrlHlY 3 4 Chorus Ba 3 4 Reporter 2 Newspaper Staff 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 FTA 2 3 4 Minstrel I 2 3 Style Show l 2 District Band and Chorus Contest 2 3 State 2 3 Cl ss Play Seating Chairman 3 WARREN W COLBERT Colby 3 4 Ch us 4 2 Minstrel 3 Class Stage Hand 3 LINDA K. COOL Windy Chorusl 2 3 4' Girls Ensem- 4' HA I 4' FT 4- Scholarship Club 4- Minstrel 2 3- District Solo and n- semble Contest 2- Style Show I 2 3' OSU Speech Conference 3' District Band and Chorus ntest l 2 4 Stat ' Class Play 3. 1 NL W.: XR' VIRGINIA BAGWELL Ginny orus I 2 3 4 FHAI el23StyleShwl District Band and Chorus Con te l 2 3 State 2 Class ay Usher 3 NEIL R CLARK Fritz C orus 4 FFA l 2 3 res: dent 4 Minstrel 1 2 Lights 3 Attendants Escort 4 Football 2 4 Class Play Stage Hand 3 NORMA L COLLINS Corma LY 4 horus I Bn 12 3 4 Girls Ensm 4 Minstrel l 3 strel Band 3 Dance Band 2 District Band and Chorus Con l Class Play 3 Lewis J. DEETER OU Hi-Y 2 3 Treasurer 4- Chorus I 3' Newspaper Staff 1 2- FTA Treasurer 4- Scholarship Club Reporter 4- Scholarship T m 2 3 4- Minstrell 2 3- Queens Escort 4- Football I 3 4- Basketball l 2 3 Captain 4- Track 2 3 4' Base- ball 2 3 4- District Band and Chorus Contest l 3- Class Play 3' Student Council 1' Varsity C 2 3- Varsity President 4- Senior Scholarship Team 4- All League Team 4' Class Presi- dent I- Vice President 2. MARY E DERSHEM Dersh orus l 2 M strel 1 Syle how 'l 3 DIsI Band and Chorus Contest 'l Class Play Usher 3 DONALD E FILBRUN Don FFA1 2 Reporter 3 4 News paper Staff 3 Basketball 2 3 JAMES A FINFROCIX Flnny 2 C us an I 3 Orche ra Newspaper Staff I 2 Scholar shup Club 4 Scholarshup Team Attendants Escort 4 Football 1 2 3 CoCaptaIn 4 Basket I 2 3 Track 'l Base a 2 3 DISTTICT Band and Chorus ntest l 2 3 tate l Student Councnl 1 2 VarsIty C 2 3 Secretary 4 Sennor Scholarshup Team 4 Class Treas urer 1 Class VIce PresIdent 3 All League Team 4 DEANNE R GISH GAA l 2 Reporter 4 TrIHIY 3 Secretary 4 Chorus l 2 d 2 3 4 Orc tra I Newspaper Staff 4 FTA 2 Treasurer 3 Amencan Leguon Essay Wmner I 3 Malorette 2 Head 3 4 Scholars: Club 4 Scholarshvp Team 1 el 3 truct Solo and Ensemble Con tes I 2 3 4 State 3 Queens Attendant I 4 DISYFICT Band and Chorus Contest I 2 3 4 e l Clas Pla Student Councul Secretary 4 SenIor Scholarshup Team 4 'Wil WJ., A '19 Rosen H FENNER Bob 3 Chorus l 3 4 F 2 Secretary 3 Scholarshlp Team 3 MIns Llghts Football 2 3 4 DISYFICT Band and Chorus Contest 3 Class 3 arsuty C ESTHER M Fmfkocr GAA 2 TrI HIY 3 Treasurer 4 orus I 2 3 B n l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 I FTA 2 3 Mlnstrel 3 trnct Solo and Ensemble Con l Style Show l 2 Queens At tendant 4 DISTFICT Band and Chorus Contest l 2 3 4 State 2 3 Class Play 3 Sen r Scholarshnp Team 4 VIRGINIA L FLICK Gmny A I Chorus I Ban 1 Secretary 2 3 4 Or chestra 1 FHAI Rec Leader 2 Treasurer 3 County Pres: dent 4 Newspaper Staff 2 As sIstant Edntor 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FTA 2 3 Malorette 2 3 4 Scholarshtp Team l 2 3 4 Drstrlct Solo and Eensem ble Contest l 2 3 4 State l 2 3 Style Show I 2 3 SU Speech Conference 3 Dtstnct Band and Chorus Contest I 2 3 4 State 1 2 3 Class y 3 Senuor Scholarshlp Team 4 Buckeye Gurls State 3 Class Secretary 1 2 Amerlcan Legaon Essay Wmner 2 BEVERLY E GEAR ev Chorus l 2 3 4 Year ook Staff 4 Mnnstrel 1 2 3 Style Show 1 2 3 Dnstrlct Band and Chorus Contestl 2 3 4 State 2 Class Play Usher 3 RICHARD HARRISON DIck HIY 2 3 Reporter 4 Chorus I Newspaper Staff 4 FTA 4 olarsh Scholarshup Team 4 Endman 3 Fo tball I 2 3 Basketball I 3 Baseballl 3 Class 3 Student Councll I 2 VarsIty C 3 4 Senuor ScholarshIp eam 4 Randolph I S ool I 2 CLARENCE A IDLE Llttle Ar 2 3 ChaplaIn 4 Chorus Ba I 2 Ne s paper Staff Edutor 4 FTA Re p er 4 MInstrel I 2 3 At tendants Escort 4 Football I 4 Bas etball I 3 tam 4 Track I 2 Baseball 2 3 DISTYICT Band and Chorus Contest I 2 3 State 2 3 Class Play 3 Var Re rer JunIorSenIor Quartet 3 Class Reporter 4 All League Team 4 MAX D JENNINGS MaxIe the TaxIe amtors Helper I 2 JOHN D LAUGHMAN Bare 3 C s 3 I 2 AmerIcan LegIon Essay WInner 3 Mmstrel I 2 3 At tendants Escort I 3 4 Foot 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 rsIty C 3 4 All Lea ue Team 4 'S' ai CAROLINE J HUNT Jeanne A l 2 Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 4 FHA 4 MIns 2 3 Style Show I 2 DIst t Band and Chorus Contest 2 CHARLES R INGIE Chuck 3 Ch A Ins rel ts Football I 2 3 DIstrIct Ba d and Chorus Contest 3 Class P Uher 3 VBYSIYY C 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Ruav J KOELLER C orusl 2 3 4 MInstrel I 2 3 Style Show 'I 2 3 DISTYICT Band and Chorus Contest I Class Play Usher 3 JUDITH L LAUGHMAN Jude GAA 4 Chorusl 2 3 News paper Staff 4 FTA 4 Mmstrel 3 Class Play 3 Dublm HIgh School I 2 Spnng FestIval Fa Festwal TrIple TrIo D Teens I3 BETH E. LAvY Shorty Chorus 1 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, - Girls Ensemble 3- FFA - Newspaper Staff 4 ScholarshIp Team 2 MInstrel 'l 2 3 Style Show 1 OSU Speech Confer ence 3 DIstrIct Band and Cho Contest 1 2 3 4 2 3 Class Pla ANN L LooIcER orus 1 2 FTA HIstorIan 3 4 MInstrel 1 S e how 1 2 3 trIct Band and Chorus Con te 2 3 State 2 Class y Stage Hand 3 RICHARD T MCMAKEN Cune HIY 2 3 Chorus 1 AmerIcan LegIon Essay WInner 2 Mmstrel Llghts 3 4 Style Show LIghts 3 Football Mnager 1 2 3 Bas etball 1 2 3 4 Baseball YY BARBARA A O ROARK ilk' A 1 T I 2 I PresIdent 3 PresIdent 4 Chorus Orchestra 1 GIrls Ensemble 1 2 FHA l Newspaper Staff 3 ScholarshIp Team 4 MInstrel 2 3 DISTYICT Solo and n semble Contest 1 2 3 State 3 Style Show I 2 Queens Attendant 2 DISTYICT Band and Chorus Contest 1 2 3 4 State 1 2 3 Student Councll Sec retary 2 Reporter 3 Presudent 4 Sensor ScholarshIp Team 4 .-nf' 'tu' JACQUELYN M. LOCKER HJ8Ckl8N GAA 1, 2, Reporter 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Girls' En- semble 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, Newspaper Staff 3- Yearbook A Maiorette 2 3 ScholarshIp Club 4 ScholarshIp am 1 2 I trel DISTYICT Solo and Ensemble Con 1 Style Show 1 DIstrIct Band and Chorus Contest 1 2 3 4 State 2 3 Class Play 3 Sen ScholarshIp Team 4 SANDRA L MILLER Sandy GAA 3 4 TrIHIY 4 Chorus 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 FTA Secretary 4 Mmstrel 1 2 3 DIstrIct Band and Chorus Con test 2 3 State 2 Class Play U er 3 GreenvIlle gh School l ELDON L MOHLER Pebee Chorusl 2 3 Amencan LegIon Essay WInner 2 3 MInstrel 1 2 3 Attendants Escort 4 DIs trIct Band and Chorus Contest 1 2 State 2 EoI1'I-I R PALSER Edle GAA 1 2 TrIHIY 3 Chaplam horus 1 MInstrel 3 Style Show 1 2 3 DIstrIct Band and Chorus Con test 1 2 State 1 2 Class Play Stage Manager 3 RICHARD G RHOADES Chref 2 3 Vlce Preslden orus I 2 3 4 Scholarshrp Team 4 MIn e I 3 Endm tract and Solo Ensemble Con te 2 Football I 2 3 Bas et b I Baseball I 2 Mana er Dlstrrct Band and Chorus ntest I 2 3 S Cass Play 3 VarsIty C 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 THOMAS G RoaINsoN Tom HIY 4 Chorus 4 Band I Man er 2 3 4 FTA VIce Pr dent 4 Scholarshlp Club 4 Scholarshrp Team 2 4 Mmstrel Ltghts I Dustrrct Solo and En semble Contest 2 4 State 2 Football 4 All League Team A Bas etball Manager I 2 3 Track 4 Baseball 2 4 Drstnct Band and Chorus Contest I 2 e 2 3 Class arslty C MICHAEL D SNIDER Snrde HIY 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Amerlcan LegIon Essay Wlnner Scholarshrp Team I 2 Mmstrel Lrghts 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Class Play Sta Manager 3 Senror Scholarshup Team 4 ELMEII SUPINGER Tom orus I 3 4 AmerI Legron Essay Wunner 2 Foot ball I Gettysburg I Basket ball Track 'hi ai RICHARD A ROBERTS Dob HIY 2 SergeantatArms 3 4 orus I 2 Orchestra I FTA 4 Scholar shup Club 4 Scholarshrp Team Instrel I 2 3 Foot Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 Drs trIct Band and Solo Contest I ate I 2 3 VBYSIT 3 4 Senror Scholarshlp Team 4 Class Presldent 3 Boys State3 JUDITH K SHEFBUCH Kay AI 2 3 Chorusl 2 I Instrel Style Show I 2 OSU Speech Conference 4 Drstract Band and Chorus Contest 2 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 2 MARV M STAUDT Bunnle A 4 Chorus I 2 Grrs Ensemble I 4 FHA 4 Newspaper Staff 4 FTA 3 4 Mmstrel I 2 3 Drstruct and Ensemble Contest 2 3 S e Show I 2 3 Queens Attendant 4 DISTYICT Band and Chorus Contest I 2 3 4 State I Class Play 3 RoxA J TINNING Rox GAA 4 TrIHIY 3 4 Chorus B d 4 FTA 4 strel 3 Queens Attendant 3 Dlstrlct Band and Chorus Con te 3 State 3 Class Play 3 Eldorado Hugh School Chorus Band FHA Style Show Student Counctl I5 Chorus 3 4 Girls Ensemble 4 ROSELLA A TRUBEE Suzie A12 C Style Show 2 District Band and Chorus Contest l 2 Girls Glee Club 2 BoNiTA R WEBER Bonnie A l 4 horus l l Minstrel l 3 S NORMA J VANNOY Vanner GAA Vice President 3 Pres: dent Hi Y 3 4 Cho rt 2 3 FH l 2 TA rel Style Show l 2 Queen s At tendant 4 District Band and Chorus Contest 2 3 4 State 2 3 Girls Glee Club 2 s Play Sound Effects 3 SALLY J WISE 6 Show l 2 Queens Attendant 4 District Band and Chorus C ntest l 2 3 State 2 C ss Play Tickets 3 Style Show 3 District Band and Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 WAYNE WISE The Senior Class of 1956 is very happy to have this ser vice veteran as a fellow gradu ae The class of '56 has been a busy one, especially in our Junior and Senior years. ln our Junior year, we sold refreshments at the basketball games, had car washes, and also sold air freshner and socks. In May we had the Reception for the Seniors. The gym was beautifully decorated, centered around a Hawaiian theme. Mr. Joseph Bath was the advisor for our Junior year. Our final year in high school was spent mostly making money for our trip to Washington D.C. and New York. To do this, we had numerous proiects such as scrap drive, sold pen and pencil sets, and bake sales. Our largest proiect was publishing the yearbook. The advisor for our final year was Mr. Louis Apwisch. lb classes Junzbrs 5 A 'iii 'll'fl - 4 'W ll l ii 1 ri fl ll l ,I X. Terry Longendelpher, President, Tony Chrowl, Vice President. Gerry Flowers, Secretaryp Doug J. Bancroft B. Barnharf R. Bashore Gragg, Treasurer. 1 A! C. Beckner J. Beener J. Catferlin L. Clack G. Clark P. Cooper S. Downing B. Drees P. Drummond S. Ely C. Enz E. Fisher 5 'X' ' nf .I es. 'f' .. :ar- L .AM C. Robinson J. Shipley L. Slade M. Smith P. Swob R. D. Thompson R. L. Thompson B. Tucker M. Tucker B. Weldy P. Williams G. Wilson D. Wise S. Yeamans J. Young K. Fletcher M. Henniger P. Hitchcock B. Hofferf J. Idle C. Jones M. Kimmel B. Kisner D. Kuhnle J. Mauchamer L. Miller M. Nead V. Nickel B. Phelps B. Rhoades he-A rl. Na ., 'li J g 4-1 CSOIUAOID OFQS 4 I. Adams my f-S. O if Bill Benlz, Presidenlg Shirley Via, Vice President, Secrefaryg Keith Locker, Treasurer. ' 4 -:' exam . Q x G Lf.. te? 1 l , ' ' K i 'bd , 2 Abram uhm prrmm une mud: ra 4 .N A as f l I V' bi QA I If ,, Fic og bf 'xv ri ' H. Alexander F. Bader S. Balrnert G. Bitner G. Blankenship J. Boehringer R. Burns Y. Clack J. Cook J. Draving J. Eichelberger N. Eidemiller P. Epperson K. Garber L. Graham I. Henry V. Herron Joyce Hill J. Hill M. Hill Chrisiine Vogt Hufford D' any 45 ..f . PM 'Jxx 30 T fx.-A' Hun! 7x 8 Lehmkuhl Q Mader Marshali Martin Mohler K , , A Mohler L' - Nolan S-J Oldh -J am 1 XTN' . Perrine Ray s Robbins ' h Rudy i Q gy, Sampson , ' XX X ' i :A s . . i X PHOTO Naravunlable 6 J Z' . gig, Q,- ?Nr T Z , QE I. Shawver D. Sotzing D. Spencer C. Spillers M. Stade C. Stocker L. Supinger Kay Thompson K. Thompson R. Thompson B. Tobias P. Tower I. Vannoy R. Wagner J. Walker J. Warner W. Wilson J. Wintrow F. Wise C. Yingst 7I'QSAI2? QI? 1 ' f f7vW 05995 ..f--f -gl ..m'f , ,,,..f-we-f'-'W Af... .4 fi? ,,-v 'f' Gary Rhoades, Treasurerg Bob Jacquemin, Vice President Gary Carder, Presidentg Jan Christion, Secretary. OT GNOWN Q C. Alexander W. Auh M. Bailey D. Baker ' M. Beatty B. Bemus B. Bitner D. Brandt R. Brumbaugh D. Clark A. Clingenpeel J. Davis G. Dowler R. Downing Jerry Drummond Jim Drummond J. Ely W. Emery J. Eshleman ,J--9' Ferguson Flick Hand Hayes Herron Holsinger lngle Ingle Johnston Kuhnle Laudenslayer Longendelpher McMalcen Palsgrove Powell 3:...... G N' N 4 V Stl' I Y- D. Stump J. Sutton K. Thompson S. Thompson M. Ullery C. Van Hise L. Via S. Wagner N. Walker J. Weaver L. Weldy A. Wenrick M. Wolf D. Yarian W. 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MRS RIKE X in F liff 7 , R KF E' ,ff - CSLXXA Qrafk '-...s.., - -L 1 First row: DeWaine Stephan, Doris Ellis, Connie Schmidt, Dorthy Angle, Douglas Idle, Kathy Root. Second row: Ritta Powell, Teddy Powell, Tom lddings, Lois Thompson, John Blankenship, Charlotte Orndorff, Carson Cook, Larry Herron, Gary Rumble. Third row: Joe Fessler, David Powell, Carl Mote, Bonnie Wise, Linda Brumbaugh, Kay Hart, Edna Beatty, Eugene Wintrow, Mike Weldy, Gary Rice, Gary Coon. Fourth row: Mrs. Snell, John Hol- singer, Ella Mae Fine, Bill Schultz, Beverly Laughman, Gary Nason, Douglas Harnish, John Thompson, Ann Trimbach, Sue Chaney, Gordon McMaken, Mrs. Rike. Absent: Kenny Enz, Pat Nason, First row: Jane Langston, Glen Rudy, Kenneth Nickel, Wayne Ingle, Dennis Rhoades, Ralph Jennings, Jolene Byers, Carol Wilson. Second row: Susan Brown, Sam McClure, Janie Pea- cock, Linda Bitner, Patsy Rudy, Paul Fine, Larry Wise, Janet Wenrick. Third row: Fred Fan- ning, Sally Drees, Esther Chappie, Mary Ann Thompson, Sam Bashore, Diana Patterson, Charles Fries, Ray Sholley, Larry Henry. Fourth row: Peggy Laughman, Larry Warner, Rich- ard Draving, Mark Smith, Ralph Boehringer, Ned Arnett, Robert Barnhart, Carolyn Reiber, Tom Robinson, substitute teacher, Mrs. Schultz. Absent: Mrs. Snell. J' MRS. SNELL QSLXIA QIUOQ 'sgll X.. W 5--4 First row: Roger Puterbaugh, Gail Wagner, Teddy Hartley, Robert Urrig, Janie Spencer, Sue Ann Yingst, Jeneane Lyle, Barbara Jean Brandt, James Fair. Second row: Barbara Etter, Connie Huffman, Dwain Earick, Billy Weikert, Brenda Perrine, Russell Adams, Tommy Smith, Pamela Sweigert, Angela Casey, Dennis Wogaman, Lynette Dershem, Lana Riffell. Third row: Conrad Clippinger, ll, Gary Sampson, Gavin Fries, Paula Jean Cromer, Linda Sink, Robert Sutton, Norman Bashore, Ronald Newnam, Sharon Bodkins, Billy Leeper, Harry Moore, Marvin Cost, James Dapore, Teacher, Mrs. Etter. Absent: Charlotte Stonerock, Larry Baughes, Sandra Thompson. First row: Mike Nead, Sandy Lavy, Barbara Cohee, Billy Campbell, Johnny Hitchcock, Phillip McRoy, Terry Michel. Second row: Sharon Landis, Barbara Burnside, Corrine Garst, Tim Colbert, Christine Kisner, Mary Ann Minnich, Monty Dysinger, Janice Jay, Freddie Dershem. Third row: Frank Smith, Joyce Rhodes, Jean Bucholtz, Jackie Derr, Tommy Deeter, Linda Weikert, Larry Overholser, Mrs. Rench. Fourth row: Roberta Buebeck, Nancy Franke, Phyllis Westfall, Opal Ridenour, Ruth Johnston, Sue Spruance, Mike Diltz, Tony Barga, Marie Robinson. MRS. ETTER 7521! QAJOQ' 1 urn' r1.4 F55 Q 04,911 E 75,5 Qmae 'V I our ' is s 5, MISS JOHNSTON rf- -' 0 7622! Qraoi First row: Faith Ann Fullerton, Jimmie Adams, Michael O'Donnell, Vicki Jo Woods, Gor- don Mullenix, Jane Manning, Nancy Ann Brumbaugh. Second row: Rebecca Vantilberg, Diana Whitmer, Robert Weaver, Rose Snapp, Dan Catterling, Judy Michel, Jean Davis, Douglas Stengel, Eddie Brown. Third row: Jeanette Sampson, Carolyn Jones, Mike Hittle, Dale Kenworthy, Margaret Deal, Michael Peeples, Carl Miller. Fourth row: Philip Wolfe, Marlene Meyer, Sherry Longendelpher, Elda Thompson, Parker Behm, Emily Snell, Karen Longenecker, Linda Knouff, Thelma Johnston. Absent: Nancy Lou Druckenbroad, Allen Burns, Jimmie Montgomery, Gloria Jean Minnich, Michael Konvos. First row: Dale Vannoy, Carolyn Palsgrove, Barbara Laughman, Barrie Lee Van Kirk, Bobby Weer, Gary Wilson, Sandra Sampson, Bobby Stevenson, Cathy Siler. Second row. Marion Rogers, Steven Root, David Druckenbroad, Ethel Mae Bagwell, Judy Lemmer, John Wadding- ham, Sharon Gaver, Karen Adams, Steven Kraus, Sheryl Neighbors. Third row: Judy Fisher, Kay Ellen Free, Jimmy Young, Tomas Franz, Eddie Ingle, Bobby Hufford, Jimmy Buchanan, Donna Carney, Rikki Minnich, Freda Snider. Absent: Lois Hahn, Donald Robbins, Tommy Stahl. if MRS. 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Ygflfqmn 5, 4 , , . gli :'1x'..K gay. . 3 wc 'fp 35 2 il K, QW k 5,3 by .ur 1 ' -:Q , A4 xg? ... 2 lf r I ,,..' 5 V 2, ,'?'-kgs' lx , Q A if 'X , mv , 'V ' H'-g'g f4vS4'v3w' . ' ,jfa :LY PM fi I 3 Q! i A vw, 'Al ' f-ml , , . ,A Siflff-lf,,Li? 4 4 L1 5 s 2 411.311 ' M.Q-J ' 'I ,A 1, r Q 'A K Y ' ' ' , . ' - 1 . 'kr ' L ix' Ax , ' Y , - K A , l 5, . hvvlyw A f 'Q l K in ' f 122: ---If fS+fff++il'Q1 f fv ' ' . . ' ' - ,-., 4 1 A i ' D' O Q A ri Cjkmen fary java Q First row: Mrs. Pearl Etter, Mrs. Eva Wolfe Mrs Janice Mack Mrs Pauline Haines Miss Frances Billingsley, Mrs. Joanna Delaplane Mrs Leah Wion Mrs Mary Schultz Second row: Miss Thelma Johnston, Mrs. Rebecca Wilson Miss Dorothy Hayes Mrs Lois Arendall Mrs. Harriet Rike, Miss Clara Snyder, Mrs Freda Snider Mrs Ruth Rench Joseph Bath Principal. Absent: Mrs. Elizabeth Snell. JOSEPH W. BATH Joseph Bath, Principal of the Elementary Building, has been teaching in Covington Schools for three years. Prior to this time, he taught in Columbus. He attended Xenia Central High School, was graduated from the University of Dayton, and will receive his Master of Education degree from Miami this summer. .nf 2' .erm 1' ,np a MRS WILSON First row: Linda Dearth, Deborah Gibboney, Richard Edwards, Brenda Elliott, Sherry Rice, Alberta Worley, Nancy Forsythe. Second row: Jacqueline Phillis, Joyce Ann Abshire, Vickie Weisheit, Jean Vantilburg, Keith Brown, Mary Ann Richards, Gary Root, Virginia Ellis Ralph Van Kirk, Douglas Trost. Third row: Patricia Peacock, Ricky lddings, James Stengel Pamela Yaney, Neil lngle, Carla Sue Lyle, Denny Baker, Timothy Feeser, Robert Blanken- ship, Robert Cardinal. Absent: Bruce Dysinger, Christa Grise, Russell Heintz, Doyle Penny Johnny Puterbaugh, Sharon Schmidt, Jay Waddingham, Ted Allen Peters, Teacher, Mrs Wilson. r 1 r First row: Scoot Woods, Linda Rae Stevenson, John Swallow, Lesley Porter, Steven Hudson David Longenecker, Jeffrey Grieve, Mary Jo Beeman, Herbert Gregg, Deborah Maurer. Second row: Linda Sue Maier, Linda Fintrock, Debra Duff, Thomas Via, Marcia Sarver Kathy Landis, Joyce Ann Sirch, Daniel Leistner, Beverly Stump, Michael Adkins, Van Batdorf, Linda Lee Miller. Third row: Paul Ray Kenworthy, Joe Rudy, Jane Sellman, Timothy Camp- bell, Charles Deal, Marilyn Meyer, Deborah Schilling, Teacher, Mrs. Wilson. i I T' xl .V mfg S J ,E hi jG120Qryarfe12 M RS W l LSO N jazzoefyarlen organizations 1 3 i Q -1 - 1 1. .. '1 ' D ,- - 1 .-. ,., , 1 1956 fjuccaneez' chfcffl The 1956 yearbook staff sincerely thanks Mr. Ralph Allmann, our advi- sor, for all the help and advice he has given us. Through his efforts he has helped us make this yearbook a worth- while project. 'S ,,paWlWf 4.1 at ef fdiit 522 ss. BEVERLY GEAR Typist ROSALIE BOEHRINGER Literary Editor SANDY MILLER Typist 'gina .Eff ,NNW 1 . egg' I 1 1 'I MR. RALPH ALLMANN Advisor VIRGINIA FLICK Editor CHUCK INGLE Assistant Editor DEAN SNIDER Business Manager JACKIE LOCKER Assistant Business Manager Wfv Yak swf, - A . if , X 1,5 64-lf . kW ' 5:90010 ll' ' 'f'plU9 :Nutty 1 2. , . U -e s H un kzj . , Y 'ti' ' f ici.. QI First row: Terry Longendelpher, Bill Weldy, Deanne Gish, Larry Via, Barbara O'Roark, .lim Looker, Bill Bentz, Nance Eidemiller. Second row: Miss Sargent, Advisor, Roger Clark, Ronnie Ruhl, Cynthia Van Hise, Melvin Longendelpher, Madalin Weikert, Carol Thompson, Roberta Deeter, Tom Burelison, Mr. Allmann, Advisor. C3fUOQI2f Gouncz' Representing the student body as a whole, the Student Council strives to foster and promote school spirit, to initiate measures for the welfare of the student body, cooperate with the faculty, and promote student activities. Sixteen representatives make up the Council including four seniors, two juniors, two sophomores, two freshmen, and a representative from each seventh and eighth grade homeroom. This organization, working together, sponsored the magazine sales, the football homecoming festivities, Junior Red Cross campaign, TB Spangle Sale, and Teens Against Polio campaign. At Christmas time members of the Council decorated the balcony between first and second floors, and promoted the Christmas spirit throughout the Yuletide season. These were just a few of the many projects the club has done this year, its major project being helping to pay for the new inter-communication system. Officers of this active organization were Barbara O'Roark, ? President, Larry Via, Vice President, Deanne Gish, Secretary, Jim ' '.-1 Looker, Treasurer, Terry Longendelpher, Reporter, and Miss Sar- . ,. 4 - - gent, Mr. Allman, and Mr. Apwisch, Advisors. . -- I f ff ,llxxix i llll '- First row: Judy Hill, Janet Hunt, Linda Cool, Virginia Flick, Dixie Wise, Eileen Fisher, Joyce Hill, Shirley Via. Second row: Joyce Walker, Claudia Stocker, Mary Staudt, Mary Wolfe, Shirley Ely, Norma Walker, Linda Graham, Miss Rothermel, Advisor. Third row: Kathy Thompson, Belva Herron, Linda Weldy, Judy Kuhnle, Pat Swob, Betty Barnhart, Judy Weaver. gufure cjibmemafers gf Sqmerzea This year, the Covington Chapter of F.H.A. celebrated its lOth anniversary. The chapter carried out many successful projects. Things of local interest were, celebrating national F.H.A. week, packing an overseas box, making favors for the rest home and singing Christman carols for them, and eight members worked for the Junior degree. On the county level, we took part in the Tri-County Officers Training meeting, Formal Dance, and the County Rally. Six of our members worked for the chapter degree. This year, the county president, Virginia Flick, was from Covington. The Covington F.H.A. also sent delegates to the state convention held at Columbus on April 27-28. Two members worked for the state degree. During the summer, the chapter plans to take part in Poultry Day, State Camp, and the State Fair. Officers for the year were: President, Linda Cool, Vice Presi- dent, Dixie Wise, Secretary, Janet Hunt, Treasurer, Judy Hill, Parliamentarian, Fern Wise, County Officer, Virginia Flick, His- torian, Joyce Hill, Reporter, Shirley Via, Recreation Leader, Eileen Fisher, and Advisor, Miss Rothermel. 4 If 'IP K -its Front row: Ivor Adams, Chalmer Mader, Rex Thompson, Fritz Bader, Bob Thompson, Charles Yingst, Larry Slade, Ray Burns. Back row: Keith Locker, Ronnie Bashore, Neil Clark, Malcolm Perrine, Carol Spillers, Keith Thompson, Dick Smith, Melvin Bailey, Joe Shipley, Gary Dowler, Kenneth Garber, Mr. Adkins. gufure garmers gf Wmerzba The F.F.A. is a popular club among the boys of Covington High School. Those acting as officers of the club this year are: Neil Clark, President, Larry Slade, Vice President, Fritz Bader, Secretary, Rex Thompson, Treasurer, Bob Thompson, Sentinel, Joe Shipley, Chaplain, Keith Locker, Reporter, and Mr. Adkins, Advisor. Activities adopted on the F.F.A. calendar this year were selling Christmas cards, having a pest war, and carrying out a farm program. They sponsored a CROP CChristian Rural Overseas Programj drive. Two trips were taken this year. The first to Kan- - . x ' sas City to the National F.F.A. Convention and then X to Chicago to the National Livestock Exposition. lv Lu . asv!! fm Boys who took the trip to Kansas City were: Gary F ND' 4 Dowler, Malcolm Perrine, Chalmer Mader, and Q-,,.-24 i 1- Charles Yingst. Those going to Chicago were: Bob 'Q ix-E-:si Z5 K 'X and Rex Thompson, Charles Yingst, Carl Spillers, E '- 1 Richard Smith, Larry siade, Joe Shipley, Keith s '- ' Z, si if Thompson, Fritz Bader, and Chalmer Mader, ' l .5 4 V 'ik is ,Ji fog i' 4l 0 3 qv 'YY , K M V ' ' ' Q' l i 0 . in., '7' Front row Judy Fogt Sandy Miller Jeanne Hunt Bonnie Root Linda Muller Barbara ORoark Deanne Gish Esther Finfrock Edith Palser Rosalie Boehringer Middle row Miss Holfinger Lavina Clack Sandy Yeamans Yvonne Clack Ruth Dick Janet Idle Gerry Flowers Phyllis Tower Norma Collins Shirley Via Kay Thompson Judy Bancroft Virginia Nickel Marcua Tucker Back row Sue Downing Pat Williams Marilyn Stade Irene Henry Sandy Hufford Roxa Tanning Norma Vannoy Virginia Lehmkuhl Christine Vogt Nancy Eidemiller Judy Cook 7179 This is the ninth year for Tri Hi Y in Covington The club is the second oldest in the state Guiding the many activities this year were Barbara ORoark President Linda Miller Vice President and Reporter Deanne Gish Secretary Esther Finfrock Treasurer Edith Palser Chaplain Gerry Flowers Photographer Bonnie Root who kept the club scrapbook and was Sergeant at Arms and Miss Holfunger Advisor of the club since it began. Some of the outstanding programs presented this year were Miss HoIfinger's talk and slides from her trip to Europe, the program with postmaster Jesse O'Roark as speaker, an informal panel of Senior girls telling about their chosen vocations, and an impressive Thanksgiving program. Some interesting activities undertaken this year were the Parents' Banquet, giving devotions over the intercom every morning, fixing a basket for a needy family at Christmas, and the Mothers' Tea. Youth and government representatives who attended the model 42 legislature in Columbus were Jeanne Hunt and Linda Miller. With the purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian charac- ter to guide it, the club had a very successful year. qv- 0 UIQ p IIQ so Ja First row: Tom Robinson, Dick Harrison, Arlen Idle, Louie Deeter, Larry Via, Jim Looker, Riki Roberts, David Alexander. Second row: Chuck lngle, Warren Colbert, Richie McMaken, Terry Longendelpher, Dean Snider John Laughman Jim Finfrock Bill Bentz David Ra Mr Hanna Advisor. Third row: - 1 1 1 Y1 - 1 Ronnie Bashore, Fritz Baker, Ivan Shawver, John Beener, Bruce Drees, Jerry Catterlin. 70 Q CM16 Affiliated with the Dayton Town and Country YMCA, the Hi-Y's platform is Clean speech, clean living, clean sportsmanship, and clean scholarship. Its pur- pose is the same as that of Tri-Hi-Club. The Hi-Y officers for this year are: President, Larry Via, Vice President, Dick Rhoades, Treasurer, Louie Deeter, Secretary, Jim Looker, Sergeant-at-Arms, Riki Roberts, Chaplain, Arlen Idle, Reporter, Dick Harrison. Our new advisor this year is Mr. Hanna. Five officers, Larry Via, Dick Rhoades, Louie Deeter, Jim Looker, and Arlen Idle attended Camp Nelson Dodd this past summer. At this camp training was given to them in their prospective duties as club officers, training in correct leader- ship, etc. The clubs progects this year were concerned mainly with World Service and community prolects The club laid out a basketball court on the blacktop at school Alternating weeks with the Tru Hi Y devotions were given over the Inter Com System each morn in 43 S 5 if-q i' First row: Pat Hitchcock, Gerry Flowers, Linda Miller, Terry Longendelpher, Arlen Idle, Judy Laughman, Mary Staudt, Virginia Flick. Second row: Miss Babylon, Advisor, Judy Barge, Phyllis Tower, Shirley Via, Deanne Gish, Kay Thompson, Ealine Fisher, Beth Lavy, Tam McFadden. Last row: Irene Henry, Keith Locker, Dick Harrison, Christine Vogt, Zjuccan ews QSM? . The Newspaper Staff decided this year to pub- . lish six mimeographed copies of the school paper - rather than writing for the Stillwater Valley News. Publications were published for six special oc- casions, namely, beginning of school, Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, Valentine Day, Easter, and gradu- ation. These publications consisted of features, club news, jokes, romance, poems, class news, and themes. Everyone enioyed every issue of the j V Buccanews from the bang-up beginning in Sep- tember to the grand finish in May. The co- editors were Beth Lavy and Judy Laughman. The advisor was Miss Joy Babylon, who contributed much to the success of the Buccanews. The re- porters were representatives from the seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. f'. l . l ' First row: A. Looker, A. Idle, L. Deeter, B. Root, T. Robinson S Miller P Williams L Cool Second row: P. Tower, P. Hitchcock, J. Hunt, R. Boehringer, D. Wise, M Kimmel J Idle S Yeamans K Thomp son, S. Downing, R. Martin. Third row: M. Staudt, J. Laughman M Vannoy R Tanning R Roberts D Harrison, J. Locker, C. Vogt, I. Henry. gufure yeacfers gf qmerzca The Future Teachers of America, held their meetings the first and third Monday of each month this year. There was an enrollment of twenty-eight students in the club. The F.T.A. of- ficers for this year were: President, Bonnie Root, Vice President, Tom Robinson, Treasurer, Louie Deeter, Secretary, Sandra Miller, Historian, Patty Williams, and the advisor was Mr. Apwisch. The F.T.A. club tried something different this year. Each member chose a teacher that he wanted to assist during the year. The teacher could have been either a high school or ele- mentary teacher. Whenever a teacher needed extra help or was absent from school, his assist- ant took charge. Also the F.T.A. took charge of the high school building for one day. Each mem- ber took a high school teachers place for that day and taught all his classes. The teachers were at school to supervise the F.T.A. members. It is felt that 'this day was very beneficial and worth while for all ofthe members. '-JMD'-QW.: AN...-:Stn ., 0016161 T 5 ilu , Msn.. 'ally First row: Linda Cool, Jackie Locker, Marilyn Stade, Virginia Lehmkuhl, Linda Miller, Virginia Flick, Nance Eidemiller, Eileen Fisher, Christine Vogt, Deanne Gish, Bonnie Root. Second row: Dick Harrison, Riki Roberts, Jerry Young, Lewis Deeter, Bob Thompson, Jimmie Finfrock, David Ray, Bill Bentz, Tom Robinson. cg of 016119650 The Scholarship Club is a newly organized club this year. The purpose of this club is to create and maintain, throughout the school and among the students a high scholastic record. 1 Membership of the club is determined upon grades. You must have a 3.0 aver- age or better to be eligible for the club. The club is only open to Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores. The officers for the club are chosen on a different basis than other organizations. The President is the Senior with the highest average made during his Junior year, the Vice President is the Junior with the highest average made during his Sopho- more year. Although the club didn't have many activities this year because of the building construction, it is hoped that the ideals of the club will continue until better facilities are available for the carrying out of activities which might inspire good scholarship throughout the school. The officers were, President, Virginia Flick, Vice President, Linda Miller, Sec- retary and Treasurer, Eileen Fisher, Reporter, Louie Deeter. W.. 3 002.1303 YOOD Q T15 J - 5-Anno 'N ,- 69106 AgD,,,,nAw .,L, -er-any O., I 'HQN Q .41 ,,,, ' 'iff-.Fix 6.0 , tgghdhh gnaoinq 'lfi'f1'lfQ D .Q-I-il 4,0 A 'N 4 xl First row: D, McMaken, J. Eshelman, C. lngle, M. Ullery, M, Powell, D. lngle, G. Blankenship, M. Hen- ninger, J, Davis, B. Kisner. Second row: B. Gear, M. Stade, N. Eidemiller, J. Locker, B. O'Roark, V. Flick, D. Gish, B. Root, V. Lehmkuhl, P. Epperson. Third row: B. Thompson, K. Fletcher, L. Weldy, C. Van Hise, J. Sendo, M. Beatty, M, Wolfe, B. Bentz, D. Ray, M. Perrine, B. Drees, D. Snider. Fourth row: G. Wilson, J. Young, C. lngle, D. Harrison, R, Roberts, J. Finfroclc, L, Deeter, B. Fenner, T. Robinson, D Rhoades, A. Laudenslayer, C. Mohler. cgcfokzztslgzp 79am The Scholarship Team is made up of those who took the Preliminary Scholarship Tests on April 3 and 4, the District Scholarship Tests on May 5, at Miami Uni- versity, the Senior Scholarship Tests, and the State Agriculture Tests on January 2l. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Seniors from Miami County met at Covington, January 21, to 62089 GQQQS we- ' take the Senior Scholarship Test. ,,- The test covered all fields of education. First row: J. Locker, E. Finfrock, B, O'Roark, V. Flick, D. Gish, B. Root. Second -lj row: D. Harrison, R. Roberts, J. Finfrock, D. Snider, L. Deeter, T, Robinson, J. Locker. some an 69 O96 wr Nr-1' bib QQ Wu '-5 -J Front row: B. Root, J. Hunt, P. Tower, S. Rudy, R. Martin, C. Palsgrove, C. Alexander, D. Ingle, S. Lehmkuhl, N. Hayes, M. Powell, J. Weaver. Second row: B. Wagner, J. Cook, C. Johnston, D. Gish, V. Vannoy, P. Hitchcock, S. Miller, R. Boehringer, B. Weber. Third row: M. Beatty, J. Walker, K. Thompson, S. Via, S. Downing, S. Yeamans, Y. Clack, N. Walker, D. Yarian, C. Van Hise, Miss Frey, S. Thompson. Back row: J. Kuhnle, L. Weldy, C, Vogt, M. Staudt, R. Tinning, S. Huftord, P. Epperson, J. Laughman, I, Henry. gif' Wzfkfzt' 755001611012 The Girls' Athletic Association was composed of forty-three girls who were divided into two groups. Our cabinet was made up of: President, Norma Vannoy, Vice President, Pat Hitchcock, Secretary and Treasurer, Virginia Lehmkuhl, Reporter, Deanne Gish, and Advisor, Miss Fern Frey. The purpose of the G.A.A. Club is to help the girls become better sports and learn to work together as teams. The G.A.A. has been handicapped this year because of the rebuilding of the gym, and have not been able to have quite so large a variety of sports as usual. A few of the sports that were indulged in as a group were: hiking, swimming and baseball. The girls also tallied up points for themselves by skating, bowling or horseback riding. The purpose of the club was carried out ,even though they were handicapped 1 r First row: Tom Robinson, Rodney Sampson, Jim Finfrock, Larry Via, Louie Deeter, David Alexander, Riki Roberts. Second row: Hugh Alexander, Bob Fenner, Bill Hoffert, John Laughman, Bill Bentz, Jan Christian, Doug Sotzing, Richie McMaken, Bob Wion, Advisor. Third row: Bob Jacquemin, Dick Harrison, Lloyd Nolan, Doug Gregg, Gary Carder, Bill Weldy, Arlen Idle, George Bitner. iarszkfy GH This is the second year for the club in Covington High School and we have improved quite a bit since our first few meetings. We are better organized and plan things more fully. The main purpose of the club is to eliminate class rivalry, to promote better fel- lowship and understanding among the boys of the upper four grades, etc. Fav- orable results of these aims and obiectives have been proven on the field of action. A varsity letter is required in any sport to get into the club. A candidate for membership pledges for six weeks, after which time the regular members vote for the acceptance of the candidate. This year's officers are: President, Larry Via, Vice President, Louie Deeter, Sec- retary, Jim Finfrock, Treasurer, Rodney Sampson, Sergeant-at-Arms, David Alex- ander. Our advisor is Mr. Wion. Highlights of our activities consisted of a hayride in the fall, showing the films of the football games played the previous week, selling carry-all bags again this year, and a work-day in which everyone participated. Qwwi-1 -vtw,NW! MW! ll ll NA -.E mei as W X Q WQ4 2 ni vii- SjQ S 4,-1-i., X Judy Ely, Jackie Locker, Virginia Flick, Deanne Gish. Front row: Deanne Gish, Barbara O'Roark, Linda Stocker. Second row: Roxa Jean Tinning, Linda Miller, Marilyn Stade, Beth Lavy, Sue Rudy, Keith Fletcher, Norma Vannoy, Kay Thompson. Third row: Diane lngle, Sue Hayes, Rosalie Boehringer, Tony Hand, Jim Holsinger, Claudia Stocker, Judy Weaver, Sue Shipley, Kathy Zimmerman, Chalmer Mader, Bruce Beener, David Ray, John Buckingham. Fourth row: David McMaken, Bob Brumbaugh, Judy Foureman, Darlene Nishwitz, Judy Ely, Connie Cissner. Fifth row: Wayne Yarian, Charles Nickles, Jerry Shields, Gary Carder, Bonnie Root, Linda Graham, Bob Bemus, Keith Locker. .lllllli Ll 3.1: l W F 'B ,gl 'x ,QQ enzor Dano! Hey, Mr. Director, what kind of a show are we doing next Friday at the football game . . . when can I challenge John for his chair in concert band . . . when are the contests .... think we'll get another I at State Contest . . . where can we put on a home concert with the gym torn up . . . Through the myriad details, this apparently frustrating mixture of confusion and chaos comes . . . music. Eighty high school musicians combine in a ioint effort to achieve something worthwhile musically. In from the football wars, the first attempt at smooth music making them all wince a little . . . gotta keep working, it can be better, we know. Softer, Sousaphones . . . louder, cornets . . . you're out of tune, Mary . . . Faster, clarinets . . . is there an extra music stand . . . Metropolis is next on the rehearsal list . . . say, wasn't that a swell banquet the Band Parents gave the Band . . . wonder if we'll have a good audience at the next concert . . .And out of this comes . . . Music. A startling parade of events . . . hustle, hurry, we can't let the football team down . . . have to do our share to put them in a winning mood . . . Bradford Pumpkin Show coming up . . . can we make first place for the third time straight . . . yes, that trophy looks as good as always . . . District Contest . . . if we make this one, on we go to the State Contest . . . County Fair . . . can't keep our eyes on the music and the acts at the same time . . . What? September already? Hey, Mr. Director, what kind of a show are we doing next Friday for the football game . . . Front row: Jackie Locker, Esther Finfrock, Virginia Flick. Second row: Marilyn Ullery, Charlotte lngle Janet Idle, Grace Clark, Viki Lavy, Irene Henry, Ruby Martin. Third row: Carolyn Johnston, Bob Jacquemin, Jay Wackler, Jeanne Hunt, Tom Robinson, Judy Bancroft, Phyllis Tower, Delores Yarian, Marcia Tucker, Virginia Nickel, Norma Collins, Bill Rhodes. Fourth row: Marilyn Powell, Jim Davis, Carol Robinson, Larry Clouse, Tom Carder, Carolyn Palsgrove, George Finfrock, Malcolm Perrine, Cecelia Alexander, Allan Laudenslayer, Curt Beckner, Judy Fogt, Jerry Young. Fifth row: Bill Tucker, Gordon Wilson. . ,J -L ji activities 11f 1- . .5 'rl- 9- ,-. f,f'f1 I-3, N 3 Us j 1 I First row: A. ldle, B. Rhoades, E. Supinger, T. Robinson, T. Longendelpher, B. Fenner, A. Laudenslayer. Second row: V. Bagwell, A. Looker, M. Kimmel, N. Collins, B. Root, S. Yeamans, B. Gear, S. Wise. Third row: R. Trubee, J. Locker, B. Weber, C, Robinson, M. Staudt, V. Flick, J. Koeller, R. Tinning, S. Ely, M. Nead, K. Shefbuch, S. Downing, L. Cool. 11121614 anof Qsenzbr y7Zjfbce0f Cforus The Junior and Senior Mixed Chorus was composed of members of the tenth, eleventh, and Twelfth grade classes. They met twice a week under the direction of Mrs. Faythe Limp and accompanist, Virginia Flick. Librarian and chairman of the point system for the chorus was Marilyn Nead. The point system is a means of earning a chorus award. Points were handed in at the end of each six-weeks grading period. Choir rehearsals, special performances, practice at home, solos or ensembles and ratings at District and State Contests made up the ways of ac- quiring points toward the awards. For 4,000 points, a G-clet was awarded and for 8,000 points a gold note pin. S' N. I n co rweny our , ecu perorme or ...me ingan on ' O Otbet t-f th th lb f df thePTA et d Q March twenty-fourth, they sang at the District chorus, band and orchestra contest Ns In the latter part of the year, a girls' glee club was formed, consisting of mem . M bers of this chorus .- 'Is W 4 38 Cf' I First row: P. Tower, C. Johnston, F. Wise, J. Walker. Second row: C. Vogt, M. Stade, S. Rudy, N. Eidemiller, V. Lehmkuhl, M. Powell. Third row: R. Martin, C. Palsgrove, C. Alexander, P. Epperson, J. Sando, D. Gish, L. Graham, J. Hill. Fourth row: D. Yarian, C. Vanl-lise, M. Beatty, l. Henry, D. lngle, S. Hayes, C. lngle, J, Ely, K. Thompson. Fifth row: C. Stocker, J. Cook, J. Hunt, W. Wilson, J. Eichel- berger, V. Herron, l. Vannoy, J. Draving, C. Oldham, Mr. Haines. 7649 QFQS 122012 dI?OfCSO!0AOI2?OI'Q GAOFU5 The Freshman and Sophomore Chorus is a new organization this year, and is under the direction of Mr. Haines. The chorus is made up of freshman, sopho- more, and a few senior girls. The chorus sang mostly A Capella, which was a new experience to most of the girls. The chorus went to the District Contest in March. C , I 'll A trio is the only ensemble in the chorus. The 'J' ' ' three girls in this trio are: Marilyn Stade, first 4 Q , .3 . I , I soprano, Christine Vogt, secon d soprano 1 : and Ruby Martin, alto. These girls sang in the A . ' be Minstrel last year, and have been singing at , special school assemblies this year. They also entered the Solo and Ensemble Contest in the spring. l 1 i - I t I Q4 The Banque-f Mr. and Mrs. Bam Mr,V1a 195.5 junmf anof cjenzbr Dave 7?QCepf1O12 The Prom DBUCWQ Bonnie and Jim Xi ww' -Q.,-' li 'l' Q 2. Y ,W f.. 3 v 2 P V .Y 1'-T' IL, f, First row: Beth Lavy, Lewis Deeter, Arlen Idle, Dick Harrison, Bob Fenner, Barbara O'Roark, Roxa Tinning, Virginia Flick. Second row: Deanne Gish, Judy Laughman, Mary Staudt, Esther Finfrock, Kay Shefbuch, Linda Cool, Joan Koeller, Jackie Locker, Mrs. McCann. Third row: Sandra Miller, Beverly Gear, Virginia Bagwell, Ann Looker, Tom Robinson, Sally Wise, Norma Collins, Judy Fogt. Ufjfe 531116 Zoy fjauyfeof' A Three-Act Comedy Play Produced by the JUNIOR CLASS of COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Friday, April l5, 1955 CAST OF CHARACTERS Laurie Huntington Sid Cher fatherl Martha Cher motherj Wally Cher brotherl Gus CMiss Gustaveskyl Joan Wood Ted Wood C Deadwood D Lillian Wood Mark Bradford Horatio P. Honeywell Amelia Dennis Caroline Blakesley Grace Schoenbeck Walola Breckinridge Therese Brown Magnolia Waters Crystal McCoy Kitty Hunter The Woman The Man The Newsboy Roxa Jean Tinning Robert Fenner Barbara O'Roark Dick Harrison Beth Lavy Jackie Locker James Looker Virginia Flick Louie J. Deeter Arlen Jess Idle Judy Fogt Carole Jones Deanne Gish Mary Staudt Judy Laughman Norma Collins Sally Wise Kay Shefbuch Esther Finfrock Dick Rhoades Tom Robinson Directed by MRS. ELEANOR McCANN t ffifvk ...D-' il1,.X'7'. BARBARA O'ROARK BILL WELDY DEANNE GISH Qfrzlsfmas cscen e The second floor balcony was decorated for the Christmas season very nicely this year by the different school organizations. Christmas music was heard through- out the building during the mornings and afternoons. C712 fer- Com Csysfem A proiect of the Student Council this year is the new Inter-Com System, being paid for on the installment plan. It enables the principal to communicate with any or all of the rooms. MR, APWISCH .- El' 'S- 'W 'QS Zzzccaneer 700f6af 79am fi Cf? SCHEDULE they We lr 4- X Sept. 9-Preview at Urbana 14 O Q1 Tip Li' sept. 16-Tipp Cny 6 is 2 QL 0 0 Sept. 23'-Jefferson O 4 7 T AM 'll sept. 30+-Brookville o 25 ,1 gt OCT. 7'-Germantown 6 26 Ciggnou gg Z OCT. 14-Versailles 12 6 X OCT. 219'-Centerville O 25 Oct. 27-Bradford 6 18 Nov. 4-Greenon O 31 Nov. 10 West Milton 15 13 'Leag ue Games Won-7 Lost-2 Last August 2OTh, forty-Tour boys reported to Coach Bob Wion and Assistant Coach Blair Irvin. Given only a 50-50 chance to win Two games, these boys brought To practice with them, determination, team spirit, and coach-a-bility or the willingness to want to improve. Those Three words are The working Tools of a champion. Using These Tools, the mighty Buccs won The Little Buckeye League Champion- ship, Their Tirst year in The league, scoring 80 points to Their opponents 6 and placing 8 on The 22 man all league team. Those eight boys headed by co-Captains Larry Via and Jim Finfrock along with John Laughman, Lewis Deeter, Arlen Idle, Tom Robinson, Rodney Sampson, and Terry Longendelpher brought added Tame to Covington by being honored on Lefty McFadden's TV Sports Show. Among other accomplishments, The Buccs won the Traveling Trophy presented by The American Legion to the winner of The Bradford-Covington game, were honored at Hobart Arena on Champion of Champion's Day, gave to Covington its best won-lost record and first championship since 1952, and climaxed their great Team efforts by having Coach Wion honored on Tom Blackburn's TV Show, as Coach of the Week. Top row: B. Thompson, L. Slade, G. Carder, J. Sutton, K. Thompson, C. Spiller, G. Bader, H. Alexander, J. Chrisian, D. Sotzing, Coach Wion. Bottom row: F. Davis, B. Jacquemin, B. Yarian, M. Longendelpher, G. Bitner, T. Hand, A. Laudenslayer, B. Bitner, J. Shipley. Lifile Buckeye League Championship Trophy ,li , 'ff ,ws TY. Terry Longendelpher, Robinson, Larry Via. i. Go, Louis, Go! 2. Pounce on 'em, Buccs! 71012 crazy Cain- C jKI!Jfdlf2S JIM FINFROCK Arlen Idle, K C L. Q- BOYS WHO MADE THE ALL LEAGUE TEAM ,lim Firifrock, John Laugiwman, LARRY VIA ,JL QM, 'TFNJF fo- ',. 4 A., 4 vw 'A A ' Q, ' -, '5 '4 ,N A' 5- ,, l-.i A. we , ta f 1. 1' 'fl' Looie Deefer, Rodney Sampson, Tom . -1,-.4 QL I V , -' to .4 I- ML T -El 55553 Ggeerkacfnsf U2 ZJOMGH Kff12yfo1'112.s Kay Thompson, Janet Idle, Shirley Via, Judy Fogt, Judy Bancroft. Cheerleaders are among The most spirited people in school. It really is a lot of fun, because through cheerleading, the girls meet many new friends while visiting and entertaining other schools. 712 ZG.S'iQ!l6G,H fffnjorzns Janet Idle Judy Fogt Shirley Via Judy Bancroft Absent: Kay Thompson 3 J f . Q 4 1 . ' MAN jf 11315 n ',- 4, . J gb -. 1 K 531' W? Qyfvtiw, ' f f,5A:'f'3:i . Q 1 1 ,: . fhir?kxN:Y. ' 'gif ,rt . '-2? .dv 1, , 4116-:' , Y E r' 6. , ,l I ' 4 s-L,rr.. li' 5. First row: Gene Laughman. Second row: George Bitner, Richard McMaken, Louie Deeter, John Laughman Dean Snider, Bruce Tobias, Arlen Idle, Gary Carder. Third row: John Boehringer, Rodney Sampson Malcolm Perrine, Fritz Bader, Bill Bentz, Charles Yingst, Rex Thompson, Bob Jacquemin, Mr. Irvin. Zvuccaneer jgasfefdaf 7790112 The Basketball team won five and lost eleven games this season. Six of the T6 were league games. Of these six, we won three and lost three, placing us third in the league. Since there were several younger members on the squad, we are looking forward to a more prosperous season next year. SCHEDULE We They Newton 39 67 Tipp City , 48 55 Bethel .. 44 43 Bellfountaine eees 52 73 Sidney , ,,,,,, 58 75 Bradford ,, ,,,,a, , W, H 52 5l HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT il y E ig rw Newton E sa,e , 74 Bradford ee,, 5l 52 Piqua Catholic , . ,, 6l 33 Bradford V 54 72 Franklin-Monrow V 6l 68 Piqua Central 43 60 q Versailles 72 55 Central f 663 87 Newton -1 43 68 Brown V 74 69 'M xl NiT'7 V COVINGTON COVINGTON VS. VS. P. CATHOLIC BRADFORD 61-33 54-72 ,ry-UHICI' y3a5.4ef6df 7eam COVINGTON VS. NEWTON 43-68 First row: B. Livingston, P. Iddings, M. Cotirell, J. Sampson, B. Harfly, P. Perrine, D. McRoy. Second row: J. Shields, T. Carder, D. Emery, J. Spruance, G. Yingst, F. Davis, G. Finfrock, C. Hahn, J. Fessler. Third row: J. Manning, R, Clark, M. Thompson, J. Eshelman, W. Yarian, V. Flick, Mr. Wion. . ..,.,,-F . I ml T T143 1 I 2 2 ' ffl? f . get A3 '3 X i 1 . PS '. 5 9' 'W ff! .,.,. v ' V fr fi , Q . . k my p, .,, H M J X N wk , ' Y T . . ,- I T -gg T . 5 A , I 4 Xk I A 4, ,I X1 Y. , X ' , I V. V H I v ' ,Nm 4 e r J T99 'Ogle , O on C? we ff! 0 1 Li....Xl 0 gp' 7l'dCA 7790122 Back row: Bill Bentz, Jim Carder, Rodney Sampson, Jim Minnich, Larry Via, Louie Deeter, Jerry Young, George Mendenhall, Coach Irvin. Front row: Tony Spillers, Bill Hoftert, Dick Kuhnle, Bill Weldy, Howard Anderson, Arlen Idle, Terry Longendelpher. Piqua 56 Newton 31 Miami Centra Bradford 54 Second Place First Place First Place First Place Fourth Place Houston 25 Bethel 13 37 BUCCANEER TRACK SCHEDULE LANiER RELAYS Covington COVINGTON INVITATIONAL Covington STILLWATER VALLEY LEAGUE Covington LITTLE BUCKEYE LEAGUE Covington DISTRICT TRACK MEET Covington Covington Covington Covington Covington 21 39 60 63 21 The Buccs really showed their fighting will to win in completing an exceptionally victorious season. Tony Spillers set a new 880 yard record. He also won every mile race that he was entered in, until he was defeated in the state meet at Columbus. Cov- ington had seven who qualified tor the state meet. 5 1 A, Idle in Bfgad Jump R, Sampson in 100 yard dash 1 A Track Trophies of 1955 tw.. Arlen 1d!e in 100yard dash L V a rm Broad lamp Jlguccazzeer Jlgasegaf jean? Back row: Hugh Alexander, Bruce Drees, Bruce Tobias, Jim Finfroclc, Maurice Henniger, Louie Deeter, Doug Gragg, George- Bitner. Front row: Joe Shipley, Dick Harrison, Jim Minnich, Jim Carder, Don Bemus, John Rench, Richard McMaken. The Buccs, despite bad weather spoiling practice and games, had a pretty fair sea- son. Although they lost their first game in the District Baseball Tournament to Piqua, the boys proved their willingness and determination to win during the season. Since only three Seniors were lost this year, Coach Wion is looking forward to a brighter season next spring, than the two wins and four losses of this year. April ll April 14 April 21 April 25 April 28 May 2 1- SCHEDULE Miami Central .Bethel ,Brown . ,a,s, Bradford a,,,.,a,Versailles ., Newton +3 lf! advertisers W McDOWELL BROTHERS George, Class of '3I Fred, Class of '33 ALLIS-CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT 12235 has I 1 2? l INGLE Q Q Q, PLUMBING SHOP 5 ' 2- Wesfinghouse Home Appliances '- CHARLES B. INGLE Phone 258l II9 s. High S+. COVINGTON, OHIO Complimenfs of k 6 3 - EBBERTS' FIELD SEEDS COVINGTON, OHIO BEEMAN'S DREES LUMBER CO. SOHIO SERVICE Hardwood and Pine Lumber 4OI E. Spring S+reeI' High and Broadway coviNeToN, oi-no Phone 5' ' ' Phone 433' Where Cusfomers Send Their Friends' COVINGTON OHIO FORREST V MILLER BURK AGENCY J amal! nnuss DRUG P e Se STORE THE WEST oi-no d ,h , 6 TELEPHONE COMPANY HUNT5 BQQTERY COVINGTON OHIO WISE GRAVEL Q P+ R F n T p s I Cl I 56 coviNeroN on-no BEENER S MARKET Com Ie+e Insuranc rvice Goo Luck +o e Class o '5 I Covingfon, Ohio I ,-- cgi Con ra+uIaI'ions i un and Crushed Gravel I0 Ihe U 0 oi ass o I9 I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF I956 WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO Bes+ Wishes From BARN HARDT'S BARBER SERVICE H COVINGTON. OHIO PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL CROMER PHOTOS AND SUPPLIES 24 Sfeps Eas+ of +he Bank' COVINGTON. OHIO Phone 485I CAMERAS SUPPLIES Complimenfs of HOLE'S GROCERY I88 N Hgh COVINGTON OHIO Phone 285I FLORY AGENCY General Insurance N Hgh SI' ee+ Phone 66 COVINGTON OHIO See One of 'rhe Largesf DIspIays of FurnI+ure Carpef LInoIeum and AppIIances SELLMAN FURNITURE AND CARPET CO Open E en ngs E cepI' Mo days a d Thursdays COVINGTON OHIO Q X1 . I . 9 . I r I I I I O v I x n n I qw:-'Inu 'P I Il- ,N -- Lf ,ff-eg I 'i FENNER GREENHOUSES 37 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS QKxlv 'Z in COVINGTON OHIO f 56 GEORGE S FUEL SERVICE COVINGTON or-no DRAYER RADIO AND TV N gh S+ ple Sp Icy MII MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE I8 N. High S+. Phone 2I2I COVINGTON, OHIO I f56 SMITH BARBER SHOP COVINGTON, or-no CompIimenI's Phone 3 I of Covingfon, Ohio ' If Kiifjy , A-i f-,H It 1551.1 556 QM sm .91 ' f M' Gree+ings Class o I9 CompIimen+s ' of IIO . Hi . Coving+on, Ohio Com im n+s of ar 5 er Good Luck +o he Class o I9 Congra+ula+ions, Seniors BOYER'S MARKET Groceries and Mea+s CORNER BRIDGE AND HIGH CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF I956 When You Decide +o Buy a Home We Shall be Glad fo Help You RAY O. SHANK Phone 24l 4I8 E. Broadway PHONE NO. 252l Covingfon, Ohio Covingion Ohio or H. L. MINTCHELL, Realfor Phone 330l Pleasanf Hill Complimenfs of HEIN HARDWARE covnNeToN, OHIO CompIimen+s of L 81 K CLEANERS III Nor+h High Phone 284I COVINGTON. OHIO THE COVINGTON BUILDING 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION II7 Norih High S+. Phone 2I5I Covingfon, Ohio COMPLETE SAVINGS AND HOME LOAN SERVICE Complimenfs of Mobilgas JIM SMITH H. sf w. SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Tires Ba++eries Car Washing COR. BROADWAY AND HIGH STS. COVINGTON. OHIO PHONE 335I THE LITTLE BEAVER HEILMAN PRINTING CO FORD oFFsET PUBLISHING COVINGTON OHIO LETTERPRESS More People Are Buying FORDS' Phone 22II Covlngfon Ohlo See Us for Your Nexi' FORD or Used Car' yf COVINGTON OHIO C! an CONGRATlJLATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I956 From Your Home Town Bank THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK COVIHQIOH Ohlo '56 Years Conhnuous Banking Service W CITIZENSKNATIONQQA Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ROGER C O DONNELL FRITZ E MARTIN Jeweler COVINGTON or-no CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I95b THE ETTER MUSIC CO C gf Oh L V EEL REAL ESTATE BROKER C COVINGTON OHIO 242 P I Complimen+s of Farms Hy and Business Proper+ies +0 We Phone I I50 earl S+ From ovin on, io YOUR TROUBLES Time 'fo 96+ Your Car Cjleased Now N 1 Brooks SERVICE sTATloN ? , Q Z' RX Corner Pearl and Broadway Q H' covnNeToN, ol-no PHONE 495I Complimen+s of FRUIT FARM APPLES AND FRESH CIDER IN SEASON 3 Miles Wes+ of Covingfon, Rouie 36 Phone 35503 Rxu HY W.. S. J. RUDY 81 SONS Congra+uIa+ions +o I'I1e Class of I956 VAL DECKER PACKING CO. PORK AND BEEF PACKERS Piqua, Ohio ESTABLISHED l873 BesI' Wishes Io +I1e Senior Class SCHURR 81 SON MEMORIALS PIQUA, OHIO ORR FELT 81 BLANKET CO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS MAES FASHION SHOP a es Ch Ic:I s Ap e I6 N H gh S+ COVINGTON OHIO 9 f 6 FINFROCK gI'o 9 CENTRAL TIRE CO u 2 5 f ,III Q51 Cg+I s POWELL STUDIOS Your Senior Photographer DAYTON on-no CompIimen+s of I ' L di ' ancI i ren' par I Piqua, Ohio . i . Con ra'I'uIaI'ions Con rafulafions T0 The Frorn Class o '5 Corner Main and Ilery CONSTRUCTION CO. GEORGE YEAMAN, Mgr. Covin nl Qhio Phone I4I Covingfon. Ohio N? on ra uaI'ion Seniors EP ' ' 'P ii i -- rs.. 5. - Y iii FRED SHIVELY Dis+ribu+or of Miami Counfy Dairy Producfs 3I9 N. Pearl S+. Phone 282l COVINGTON. OHIO MARKER 81 MARKER AUCTIONEERS Real Es'ra+e D. MARKER H. MARKER Bradford, O. Covingfon, O Phone 3549-6 Phone 427I GTORI 5UMBg-ER CO. COVINGTON LUMBER CO. i' D 81 E GULF SERVICE E I' Co pl enf I Ihe MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY COMPANY Coving on, io one 7Zaz-drama 1' I , ff . . - '- I. DAIRY Plzooucrs fi, . .-...1.- xc -RF- ., 5 X X I Q X I- DeN ISE CHEVROLET SALES CompIimen+s of RAYMON D STU BBS MADISON SQUARE FOR MEN BLUE BIRD FOR CHILDREN FRISKIES FOR WOMEN SoIcI Exclusively by ScI'Iif'f's SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE Shoes for Enfire Family A. A. A. MIAMI COUNTY AUTO CLUB MIAMI COUNTY TRAVEL BUREAU Public Square Piqua, Ohio PI-Ione I785 Save Wi+I'I SafeI'y on Prescripfions CROSBY THE DRUG MAN PIOUA, OHIO CompIimen+s of G. C. MURPHY CO. 3l6 N. Main S+. PIOUA, OHIO THE ELLIOT FURNITURE CO. Corner Wayne and Ash S+. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES RCA TV MOHAWK RUGS We Carry Our Own Accoun+s Piqua, Ohio Phone 3550 CHUCK COX - REALTOR To Buy or Sell I+ Wall Pay +o See Chuck Flrs+ 309 Nor+h Wayne S+ree+ PHONE 348I PIQUA OHIO S S KRESGE COMPANY Piqua Ohlo C A BERGER MGR TH SHERER BELL COMPANY E Ash S+ree+ Phone 750 Piqua Ohlo CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE ll' SaIes Service PIQUA WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE Passenger Cars and Trucks Phone 407 Rou+e 25 Nor+h PIOUA OHIO I I 5 . CADILLAC fnrvkffugq GET THESE ADVANTAGES cw w Low cost prompt actlon courteous attentlon confldentlal service and a pleasant transaction all around NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO Mann S+ al Ash Piqua OI'no PERSONAL LOAN DEPARTMENT See Lesler A McDoneI Manager OPEN DAILY 9 A M TO 430 PM THURSDAY AND SATURDAY 9 A M TO I2 NOON Home of I'I1e Chrlsfmas Club MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP SI0000 00 Maxzmum Insurance for each Deposdor .. gi CI I MENS CONGRATULATIONS 'ro +he CLASS OF I956 BARCLAY'S MEN'S SHOP S+yIes of Tomorrow . . . Today 429 N. Main Piqua Phone 267l THOMA AN D SONS JEWELERS Since l838 Piqua, Ohio CompIimen1's J C PENNEY CO ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY MERCHANDISE Piqua Ohio Phone 3056 BROADWAY SERVICE STATION Lubrlcahon Service Repair M MAGGERT MGR Broad ay and V e S+ q a Oho Phone 4I2 LAVY S TV AND RADIO SERVICE Service on All Makes Sales and Service R R I GETTYSBURG RD Co 6394 Compllmenfs BECKERT S E ff --az Q f Piqua Ohio ' ' ' W in . Pi u , i of I I R. C. A. f:-5 ,QT -Z' ii 7- -243, . ,K V ri f 0 'X . . . . .5 ii v. -' Besi' Wlshes Class of I956 From SANDERS DAIRY sooo Eooo PFW? I-dy We Furmsh Ihe Home as 'Ihe Home Should Be Furmshed al' Reasonable Pruces Complefe Lune of HOME FURNISHINGS APPLIANCES PIQUA FU RN ITU RE MART 4IO I2 N MAIN ST PIOUA OHIO Phone I600 CompIlmen+s of PIQUA DRIVE IN THEATER Roufe 36 BeI'ween Covmgfon and Piqua VISIT OUR SNACK BAR FOR GOOD FOOD KIEFER S BROADWAY PHARMACY Cor Broadway and Hugh YOUR REXALL STORE Piqua Ohlo Phone 509 4 Reglsfered Drugglsfs PIQUA COCA COLA BOTTLI NG CO PIOUA or-no RAYN ER ELECTRIC SHOP DEALER OF GIBSON REFRIGERATORS STOVES AND HOME FREEZERS WIRING AND SMALL APPLIANCES II8 E Ash SI'ree+ Piqua, Ohio . E - . . . . a I 1 ' ' ' I :Ur- ,J ' f 2 K 1 if i ,5,zv- -22 12u:z3E::33::1E:. ---2321::Emziizzzgzugzimzr-AH' IEEE Eaiiizzaazszzzaaai-1azwa1a22aa1HXIaa223-2332 111'anvzzziizzuhzziizzzz'-.alma ' 'II 1' iii Mlkiueimilf' . I - . . n n . . . . n I A 9 I u .. I . . I C mplme 1' SUPERIOR MILLS Div OF svn co INC FULLER BROS BODY SHOP H PIOUA OHIO y PI1 3660 N gh+ 237 J 238 SCHURR 81 SON MEMORIALS R25ND .1 O Qoyzozboq Qi PIOUA NASH SALES IIL M!! PIQUA or-no VAL U DRESS SHOP PIQUA or-no F X L CLEANERS INC PIQUA or-no o i ns I ' of I N. Dixie ighway 0 I I 0 I 0 I ' Piqua, Ohio Da one i - or 3 I CompIImen+s Complimenfs of of I'. . ixie Piqua, Ohio i I i I I Y Q 5 Q s .8 s , Complimenfs of CompIimen+s - o - ' I ZIMMERMAN S JEWELRY MILLER JONES CO fee W I In d PIOUA OHIO N M PIO A OHIO 262 gi' dB'I' I1 'F56 PIOUA MILLING CO F YENNEY ELEVATORS PIQUA or-no PIQUA OHIO 8fCO 9 GEO BENKERT 84 CO WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY S SPERRY 2o7NMi S+ + 5561839 PIQUA, OHIO PIQUA OHIO I IJacIc Zimmerman, , . Guaran d a C an Shoes 'For All Jewelry Repairing 424 . ain S+. U , Phone 3 Con ra uIaI'ions an es Wis es +o Ihe Senior Class o I9 Comphmems of lol S. Main S+. ' O Y Con raIuIaI'ions Miami CounI'y' Home Owned e ar n r . an ree ng Opto et st PIQUA OHIO 5 C pl 'I' 'F DR. E. C. SCOTT COMMONWEALTH LIFE INSURANCE CO 4 O Fl h g PIQUA OHIO 21124 41 I II4 W Ah S+ PIQUA OHIO ZIMMERLIN PAINT 8. GLASS I2IWAhS'r yP PHONE 2048 PIQUA OHIO PIQUA WINDOW CLEANING PIQUA PRODUCTS CO fWy cl H' s PIQUA OHIO Co pl me Is JIM BROWN om men s of MIAMI COUNTY HARDWARE Piqua. Ohio SCHRUBB'S CAMERA SHOP Developed and Prin+ed 427 N. Main S+. PIQUA, OHIO fhe Place +o Have Films Complimen+s - of f ' Uljgzqigi Ewa!-'ily' k:a 3' ' es BH ' Phone 129 . 5 . Complimenis of . S . Pain+ for Ever urpose' Glass for Every Need ' Piqua, Ohio Complimenfs m l n of Makers o an o e Toy C pli I' DR S C PHILBROOK oPToMETRlsT N HIM 240 PIQUA oi-no GERLACH S BAKERY L H GRUNERT P p 5 N fhM + XMNII ru fm, kg THE HOLLOW U GET YOUR SEASON TICKET NOW BEST WISHES I956 GRADUATING CLASS ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION Pq T b g PI I' M 1' I' I WELDED STEEL TUBING mf! PASTRIES naw! BREAD Q51 ff-...Sf ilfwnl THE COTTAGE BAKING CO. Piqua, Ohio CompIimen+s of , , E W S ' . . . X II IIE 60I or ain S'l'reeI' - - - 'O - Phone I Y 25 or ain S . I Piqua, Ohio Swim in Drin in WaI'er I EI. 1 6 7 Easf of Piqua on Rou're . S. 36 L- 5 I I v., L V I an----4. TO ry i ua u in an ' anu ac urers o Complimenis Keep SmiIing of PEARSON'S LAUNDRY GERKERY 84 CO. DRY CLEANING PIQUAI OHIO Linen Supply-Fur Sforage TROY, OHIO Congraiularions Complimenfs +0 lag qi ol I +he Class of '56 yy SPORT SHOP BARBER SHOP ST. MARYS, OHIO TROY, OHIO DEAN 81 BARRY PAINT IOI E. Main S+. Phone 493I Troy, Oh Imperial Washable Wallpapers TROY PAlNT 81 WALLPAPER CO. Where Service Is Par+ of Every SaIe CongraI'uIaI'ions Io Ihe I'he Class of '56 HOBART ARENA TROY. OHIO InI'ernaI'ionaI League Hockey Every Sunday Public Ice Slcafing GocILcIc BRAUN BROS PACKING CO ca Se I cp I+y SAUSAGE SMOKED MEATS PORK AND BEEF T y I1 2I275 TROJAN NOVELTIES HOBBY SHOP I I' I' IS THE HEART I O BUSINESS Phone 8346 T y Oh RICHARDSON S Iy PI1oI' S I06 W M PHONE 9740 TROY OHIO 44 of DEWEY S FOOD CENTER TROY on-no TROY FURNITURE 81 UPHOLSTERING CO TROY OHIO N ETZLEY BOAT AND S MoToR sAl.Es Toy Oho TROJAN DRIVE IN TROY or-no 0 U Race Drive From Your n eres o ur ' ro , io oIcI a uai l J I ro , O io Phone ewe I O , uppy . aln CongraI'uIaI'ions +0 me CompIimenI's Gradua+es I956 of I CompIimen'Is Q . , KB - r , I - Compllmenfs of FENTON CONSTRUCTION CO CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS BASIC CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS Troy Ohno TOWN AND COUNTRY PASTRY SHOP Pies Rolls Cookies Bread Cakes BTr+hday Cakes Weddmg Cakes SPECIAL ORDERS FILLED FOR CHURCHES SCHOOLS LODGES Troy Ohlo T SNELL L L SNELL TROY HARDWARE CO The House Thai' Makes Good Lowe Bros Pamf Varmshes Ho+poln+ Appl ances Hardware Seeds Houseware TooIs Troy Ohlo CompITmen+s THE MOORE S STORE TROY or-no Q5 4 N WN!! 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