Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

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MR. STUBBS, superintendent for the last five years, has shown by his work and attention, his interest in the school and community. MRS. STOCKER, secretary to the Board of Education, is serving the community and school with unfailing loyalty. MR. APWISCH, advising Christine Vogt and Bill Bentz, has proved with his keen sense of humor and great interest in the work of the students his ability to help students gain higher goals and adult- hood.

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administration

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CLARENCE MILLHOUSE J. ROBERT CARDER FRANK MILLER, JR. Board of Education Works for Growth of Covington High Both routine and new problems were presented to the Covington Board of Education for the 1957- 58 school year. The school board, confronted with the question of what to do with the old elementary building, which was built in 1896, but had been vacated in the fall of 1956, asked the “Citizens Committee for Better Schools” to study the problem. After much study and deliberation, they recommended to have the building razed. The board followed the recom- mendations of the committee. Each year new highs are established in enroll- ment. Each year there were 1083 enrolled in our school system, of these 505 were transported and approximately 700 were served lunch each day at the cafeteria. In January, Mr. Robert Carder and Mr. Frank M. Miller, Jr. replaced Dr. Conrad C. Clippinger and Mr. Kermit Stade as board members. As a result of a survey, conducted by the Citizens Committee, it was decided to offer three adult edu- cation courses—typing, industrial arts, and driver training. PAUL FINFROCK HOWARD BUCHANAN