Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

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 earning io ue iDeaoers . . . FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Learning about the opportunities in teaching, to culti- vate the qualities essential to a good teacher, to help each member decide whether he or she should become a teacher, and to work with children, are some of the purposes of the Future Teachers of America Club. To obtain these goals, Future Teacher members substituted for teachers and attended teachers’ conferences at Wittenburg College. Members serving as officers were: Virginia Apple, presi- dent; Pat Rudy, vice president; Bonnie Wise, secretary; Roger Knutsen, treasurer. The club’s advisor is Mr. Louis Apwisch. Roger Knutsen, Sharon Sink, Bonnie Wise, Pat Rudy, Virginia Apple. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Wise, Sharon Sink, Roger Knutsen, advisor; Mr. Apwisch, Pat Rudy, Virginia Apple. SECOND ROW: Ann Sink, Tonia Goble, Carolyn Reiber, Ralph Jennings, Jane Smith, Gail Deeter, Edna Beatty.

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FIRST ROW: Advisor; Mr. Irvin, Steve Wells, Danny Cotrell, Doug Murray, Bob Hartley, advisor; Mr. Dunn. SECOND ROW: Mike Hudson, Jerry Fessler, Gordon McMaken, George Yingst, Tom Iddings, Larry Henry. THIRD ROW: Dennis McMaken, Larry Warner, Sam Bashore, Larry McKenzie, John Holsinger, Warren Smith, John Galley, Kenny Enz. VARSITY “C” Varsity “C” did very well this year under the leadership of advisors Blair Irvin and Frank Dunn. Meetings, held at presi- dent Doug Murray’s home, consisted of short business meet- ings followed by discussions of current sports events and sports figures. Varsity “C” grew by nine boys this year. Eligibility to be- come a member of this club is gained by earning a letter in a high school sport and by pledging for six weeks. The pledges are initiated into the club. Pledges were: John Holsinger, Jerry Fessler, Larry McKenzie, John Galley, Dennis McMaken, Kenny Enz, Mike Hudson, Warren Smith, and Larry Warner. Ten dollars was contributed toward a new trophy case. A social event enjoyed by the members and pledges was a hayride, followed by a wiener roast. Varsity “C” officers: Doug Murray, president; Bob Hartley, vice president; Steve Wells, sec- retary; Danny Cotrell, treasurer. 20

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 Promoting letter Sportsmanship FRONT ROW: Nancy Oakes, Jo Anne Moreland, Susan Crawford, Charlotte Orndorff, Mrs. Dewey, advisor. SECOND ROW: Marilee Carder, Edna Beatty, Esther Chappie, Beverly Laughman, Janet Wenrick, Sandra Brant, Jill Eshleman, Helen Beatty. THIRD ROW: Peggy Laughman, Jolene Byers, Irene Balmert, Dana Shilling, Kay Hart, Susan Deeter, Carol Thompson, Carol Smith. LAST ROW: Carol Snider, Elsie Knutsen, Peggy Mutzner, Carol Hitchcock, Ila Whitacre, Liddy Smith, Geraldine Lambert, Jeanette Holsinger. Jo Anne Moreland consults Mrs. Dewey. G.A.A. Are you a girl who likes to play basketball, baseball, soccer, badminton, and volleyball? If so, you belong in G.A.A. New to the club’s activities this year was the starting of a bowling league consisting of four teams of three girls each. Many enjoyable hours were had from the league, and it is hoped that the league will continue next year. G.A.A. girls prepared a Christmas basket for a needy family in the community. Some items included were: meat, vegetables, can goods, and toys. Other activities included hikes, a turn-about dance, a chili supper, and a wiener roast. Mrs. Donna Kay Dewey, who is also the girls’ physical education teacher, is the new club advisor. Club officers were: Jo Anne Moreland, president; Char- lotte Orndorff, vice president; Susan Crawford, secretary; Nancy Oakes, treas- urer.