Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

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3?, JICc aisiny Jiioney FIRST ROW: Larry Wise, Dale Ullery, Dale Hunt, J. D. Mohler, Bruce Yarian, Jerry Taylor, Bill Schultz, Mr. Runyan, advisor. SECOND ROW: Wayne Sink, Tom Carrol, Tom Walker, Darwin Boyer, Ben Herron, Daniel Lyons, Ora Cozatt, Gene Laughman. THIRD ROW: Tom Robinson, Tom Fenner, Donald White, John Thompson, Kenneth Meiring, John Gaily, George Wise, David Wimmer. FOURTH ROW: Donald Rogers, Denny Pennington, Gary Rumble, Bob Derr, Terry Fortune, Tom Burelison, Lynn Bowman. F.F.A. Highlighting the F.F.A. activities this year was the District Parliamentary Procedure contest held at Pleasant Hill, Ohio, in which they received a gold rating. Other activities included: district and state land judging, crop identification, and an F.F.A. basketball team. Two projects undertaken by the club were: a Christmas basket for a needy family, which included fruit, vegetables, and canned goods; and a farming program of 24 acres, was used to raise money for the club. Club officers were: Dale Hunt, president; J. D. Mohler, vice president; Dale Ullery, secretary; Jerry Taylor, treasurer; Bill Schultz, sentinel; and Bruce Yarian, treasurer. Mr. Dwane Run- yan was the club’s advisor. 18 J. D. Mohler stands to make a motion dur- ing an F.F.A. business meeting.

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c5peni in J£ese C'fufxs HI-Y When the members of Hi-Y heard their president, Mike Vogt, give four raps on the gavel, they knew it was time for the meeting to start. Devotions, conducted by chaplain Ted Powell, opened the meeting; minutes were read by secretary, John Mutzner; after which, Larry Henry gave the treasurer’s report. Upon completion of the club’s business, the meeting was turned over to vice president Jerry Fessler, for the evening’s program. Projects carried out jointly by Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y were: morn- ing devotions, a parents’ banquet, and the selling of adult mem- berships. Any problems arising during meetings were referred to Mr. Harry Howarth, the club’s advisor. President Mike Vogt, looks over the agenda for the next meeting. FIRST ROW: Mike Vogt, John Mutzner, Larry Henry, Mr. Howarth, advisor, Jerry Fessler, Ted Powell, Doug Murray. SEC- OND ROW: Denny Lavy, Jay D. Wackier, Dale Ullery, Bruce Yarian, Denny Pennington, Roger Knutsen, Denny Meyer, Kay Hunt. THIRD ROW: Raymond Sholley, Fred Fanning, Doug Harnish, Sam Bashore, Larry Warner, Randy Higgins, Joe Fessler, Bill Schultz. 17

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Jjreparincf for f£e Couture . . . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA “Teenagers today—Homemakers tomorrow” was the theme chosen by the F.H.A. chapter as a goal, towards which they would strive through their work and activities of the current year. Pizza par- ties, wiener roasts, hayrides, and Christmas caroling made the meetings, held the second Monday of each month, more interesting and fun. Members have taken many parts in state and county F.H.A. meet- ings during the year. Money was raised to apply on the state project, “Helping friends of Lebanon,” by selling candy and cake to the student body prior to five holidays. These activities were made possible by the club’s advisor, Miss Margaret Rothermel, and its officers: Sharon Sink, president; Bonnie Wise, vice presi- dent; Esther Chappie, secretary; Marilyn Smith, treasurer. Capable officers of FHA: Sharon Sink, Bonnie Wise, Esther Chappie, and Marilyn Smith. FIRST ROW: Esther Chappie, Sharon Sink, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Oakes, Pat Caldwell, Bonnie Wise. SECOND ROW: Bar- bara Apple, Janice Gaver, Ann Sink, Mary Jo Barga, Sharon Moore. THIRD ROW: Kathy Yoder, Donna Cassel, Geraldine Lambert, Kathy Mader, Miss Rothermel. 19