Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1964 volume:

1 Jhe JO uiccaneer 1964 'Wkat D oes It Take IMlalke a Buccaneer,,' ©o Covington Higlk Set CoviEgtoE, OJ111© oJiiame Foreword I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of the yearbook staff and myself, to say “thank you to Mrs. Elizabeth Snell, Mrs. Laura Etter, and Miss Dorothy Sparks for consenting to be our yearbook advisors. Without their patience, guidance, and ability, this 1964 yearbook would not have been possible. Also, I wish to thank the many merchants and businessmen who gave their advertising and support to our yearbook. I am most grateful to the yearbook staff members, whose hard work and cooperation have made this Buccaneer one to be remembered and enjoyed by all. Editor Marilee Carder In view of the fact that we knew little or nothing about the task for which we had offered our services, we are doubly appreciative of the full time, part time, or any old time help which we have been given by those who were willing to work in order to have a yearbook for 1964. The Advisors IT BUCCANEERS Lomtemts Administration ----------- 7 Faculty ------------- - U Organizations - -- -- -- -- -- - 17 Activities ------------ - 37 Classes - -- -- -- -- -- -- --49 Sports - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 79 Advertisements - -- -- -- -- -- 93 What does it take to make a Buccaneer? He is the sum total of all his experiences. A Buccaneer is influenced by his parents, community, teachers, and friends. All these will help to mold his character as he matures. Various fields may be chosen at the end of his high school career and he is then ready to face the future as an able citizen. So “Go, Buccaneers, go, whatever path you take! IDeJicattion Buccaneers need friends to give proper dimension to our lives - memories of friends who surround us now and memories of friends in the past. Lois Hunt was such a friend to the class of 64. It is with deep reverence we dedicate this book to her. Dedication It takes beautiful and pleasant memories to make a good Buccaneer. So it is with honor We dedicate this yearbook to Lois Arendall, who for many years was a capable and devoted teacher, helping to guide us through the elementary grades. It Takes A Me an 1 Efficient Ail mmistrators Our best wishes go to each member of the Graduating Class of 1964. They have achieved a significant success that will as- sit them in seeking higher educational and vocational goals. We also commend the Class of 1964 for the leadership provided in the publication of this yearbook which is an outstanding service to both our school and community. C. S. Phillips, Superintendent As years come and go, it becomes a great pleasure for those who cherish their high school days to reminisce. Your high school annual provides the means for each of you to relive those wonderful and enjoyable experiences had while a student at Covington High School. When you leave school, many times class- mates and friends scatter far and wide. Dur- ing the passing years, names become dim or forgotten. Faces seldom are lost from mem- ory. Leafing through this fine pictorial ac- count of your school days will soon bring your memories into sharp focus. Congratulations to the staff and advisors for a job well done in providing this mem- orable record. Best wishes and continued success to the graduating class. May your fondest desires and goals be attained and accompanied by good health and a happy life. L. A. Apwisch PAUL FINFROCK, President J. ROBERT CARDER, Vice President BILL ZIMMERLIN RAYMOND GARST FRANK MILLER Mr. C. S. Phillips, Superintendent, atten- ded Ball State Teachers College, Miami University and acquired a B.S. and an M.A. degree. He served as teacher at the Ross Township and Madeira Schools, and was Executive Head of Ripley-Union Schools for nineteen years. He has been a very active and capable Superintendent of the Covington Exempted Village Schools for the past four years. Mrs. Ralph (Mary) Hayes, was graduated from Newton High School. She served as clerk for the Village of Covington and is presently clerk of the Covington Board of Education. She is presently serving as Secretary to the Superintendent. Mr. Louis A. Apwisch, principal, graduated from Hamilton Fairfield. He attended Miami University, where he acquired a B.S. in Education and Master’s Degree. He was a teacher at C.H.S. for five years, and has been principal since 1952. Mrs. Sweigart, Secretary to the Principal, received her training at C.H.S. and has been with us for seven years. Mrs. Gertrude Wilk, Mrs. Betty Franke, Mrs. Ruth Pearson, Mrs. Eileen Helman, Mrs. Louise O Roark, Mrs. Ruby Stickelman, Mrs. Betty Mr. Robert Shellabarger, Mr. Carroll Whitmer, Mr. Charles Reiber, Mr. Charles Boyer, Mr. Vernon Earick Jr., Mr. Clarence Millhouse, Absent - Mr. Harold Hess. FACULTY MR. RALPH ALLMANN Manchester College, B.S.; Miami University, M.A.; Bus. Ed., Dean of Boys, Student Council Advisor MRS. DONNA DEWEY Wilmington, B. S.; Girls Physical Education MISS HELEN HOLFINGER Miami University, B.S.; Columbia, M. A.; English 3,4 MISS JOY BABYLON College of Wooster, B.A.; Latin II, English I 4 m u£ MISS FERN FREY Manchester College, B.S.; American History, World History; Dean of Girls; Student Council Advisor MR. RICHARD LYONS Georgetown, B. A.; Science, Biology It Takes Skillfull, MR. HAROLD DEETER Ohio State University, B.S.; Math- ematics SENSES MUt'MC MR. DONALD GARMAN University of Omaha, B.S.; Civics, Drivers Training, Health, Boys Physical Education; Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach MR. E. B. PENDLETON Denison, B.S.; Graduate work at Ohio State; Physics, Chemistry, General Math. Ure tive, U n mdmg 1 eaclriers MR. CHARLES RITTER University of Dayton, Bachelor of Science Music Education, M.A. , Secondary Education; Morehead State College; Band and Chorus MISS MARGARET RQTHERMEL Miami, B.S. ; Home Economics MRS. JUDY SNYDER Defiance College, B.S. in Education; Business MRS. ELOISE SONNE Miami University, University of North Carolina; B.A. in Education; English 10-9, Biology MR. THOMAS STEELE Ohio Northern University, B. S.; Industrial Arts, Shop; Assistant Basketball and Football Coach MISS JUDY STONE Bowling Green, B. S.; Dean of Girls, World History, American History MR. DUANE RUNYAN Ohio State University, B. S. ; Agriculture MRS. EUNICE STAPLER Wittenberg University, Bachelor of Education, Master of Education; Librarian, Guidance Counselor MISS DORIS TROST Manchester, Miami, A.B.; French, Speech, and English 12 This year the typists have new adjustable desks. They can be raised to the desired height. Safety glasses have been required for those students in industrial arts and chem- istry. World History students are learning the background of our world. Home Economic classes are learning the art of good cooking. Mr. Deeter has to explain the different parts of problems. Don’t just stand there, Work! How does it taste? Girls! You're supposed to by typing. Don't you know your lesson? Having a problem with a problem? ROW 1: Bill Weikert, Bill Leeper, David Boggs, Gary Beaver, Jim Buchanan, Mike McMaken, John Schmidlapp, Paul Molher, Ruth Johnston, Beth Garst, David Miller. ROW 2: Becky Ruhl, Susan Schmidlapp, Sally Rudy. ROW 3: Barbara Etter, Sue Yingst, Marsha Garst, Peggy Deal, Becky Apwisch, Loretta Graham, Judy Fisher, Carol Schultz, Martha Ruhl, Jane Schultz, Marla Hill. ROW 4: Steve Folkerth, David Frank, Gary Riffel The group of students shown have brought honor to their school in the academic field. Our school competed in Division II. Thirteen of this team placed in the finals. The results are as follows: Becky Ruhl, English 12, 4th in District, Hon- orable Mention in State; Sally Rudy and Sue Schmidlapp, First Year Bookkeeping, 8th in District, Honorable Mention in State; Carol Schultz, English 12, 6th in District; Marsha Garst, Ad- vanced Algebra, 12th in District, Bill Leeper, Advanced Alge- bra, 4th in District, with Honorable Mention in State; Barbara Etter, English 11, 15th in District; Jim Buchanan and Jane Schultz, Geometry, 2nd in District, 20th in State; David Boggs, Biology, 4th in District, 20th in State; Bill Kenworthy, Biology, 7th in District, Honorable Mention in State; Marla Hill, Alge- bra I, 13th in District; Beth Garst, Algebra I, 10th in District. ORGANIZATIONS It Tat es Act ive Sclkool O irgamzations ROW 1: Mr. Allman, John Schmidlapp, Elsie Knutsen, Barbara Etter, Jane Hartley. ROW 2: Joan Apple, Bill Kenworthy, Becky Van Tilburg, Tom Bitner, ROW 3: Mike McMaken, Dave Roecker, Jane Schultz, Linda Weikert It takes competent and willing officers to make the Student Council function to the advantage of all pupils. Such officers were Elsie Knutsen, president; John Schmidlapp, vice president; Barbara Etter, secretary; and Jane Ann Hartley, treasurer. The purposes of the Student Council are to promote and foster school spirit, to cooperate with the faculty and initiate measures for the welfare of the student body, and to sponsor and promote student activities. The activities for the 1963-64 Council have been many and varied, such as selling bookcovers, clean- ing trophy cases, printing and distributing football rosters, decorating goal posts at all home football games, playing records during the school noon hour, holding cheerleader try- outs, and maintaining dispenser machines. High lights of the year are sponsoring the Homecoming festivities, Dress Up Day, Student Teacher Day and the All-Club Formal. It is the council's responsibility to decorate the school for the Christmas season, as well as the showing of a Christmas movie to the student body. Pictured here are this year’s active Honor Society members. Top to bottom: John Schmidlapp, Dennis Edwards, Carole Schultz, Susan Deeter, Helen Beatty, Becky Ruhl. The tapping, of new senior members: Nancy Beaver, Carol Hitchcock, Karen Ingle, Elsie Knutsen, Gayl McKenzie, David Miller, Susan Schmidlapp, Carol Snider and of new junior members: Shirley Cornwell, Jeanne Davis, Peggy Deal, Marsha Garst, Ruth Johnston, and Elaine Stover, was the outstanding event of the year. Awarding a dictionary to Peg Mutzner, the senior student who had made the great- est improvement scholastically in four years of high school was another project of note. Leadership was provided for this organization by the following officers: Dennis Edwards, president; Helen Beatty, vice presi- dent; Becky Ruhl, secretary-treasurer; and advisor, Mrs. Stadler. FIRST ROW: Vicki Woods, Marilee Carder, Elaine Stover, Kay Apwisch, Helen Beatty. SECOND ROW: Joyce Rhoades, Miss Holfinger, Gayl McKenzie, Donna Carney, Marsha Garst, Janie Clippinger. in re jT eac li ers © f A o menca The main objective of the F. T. A. is to help the members determine if teaching is the career best suited to them. This organization has been an extra- curricular activity at C. H. S. for a number of years. Teachers in different fields of study attend the meetings to explain and promote interest in various phases of study which the members have chosen. The Chapter was in charge of getting capable students to teach classes on Student Teachers Day. In October the club's officers traveled to Columbus to attend the State Convention. A new organization at C.H.S. this year is the Future Nurses of America. The club's main function is to give girls who are interested in nursing some in- sight into the career they have chosen. The members of the club attended a nursing clinic at Springfield City Hospital and a tea at Dettmer Court. The club's programs consist of movies, pertaining to nursing; interesting speakers; visits to area hospitals; and panel discussions. The group's advisor is Mrs. Alma Schilling. Paula Cromer, Judy Wiley, Ha Whitacre, Sharon Landis, Jill Eshleman, Sue Robinett, Kathy Dull, Sue Schmidlapp, Dana Schilling. ROW 1: Marie Robinson, Linda Sink, Miss Rothermel, Nancy Robinson, Jane Flora. ROW 2: Rita Lyons, Marlene Rosengarten, Cynthia Stump, Connie Ylngst, Sue Spruance, Kathryn Mader, Charlotte Swartz, Rita Sink, Pam Burkett, Ethel Bagwell. Future H ©me mi a ikers ©£ A menca This year the Future Homemakers have been busy participating in numerous activities. On February 15, the County F.H. A. Dance was held in the gym at Miami East. Nancy Robinson represented this Chapter as a candidate for queen. Also the girls served for the F.F.A. banquet, held bake sales, and helped at P.T.A. meetings. This years officers are President, Nancy Robinson; Vice President, Linda Sink; Secretary, Jane Flora; Treasurer, Marie Robinson, and Historian, Rita Lyons. The club's very helpful advisor is Miss Margaret Rothermel. Poor thing! From this active chapter of young farmers several of the members spent last summer on a trip to Wampler's Lake in Michigan, while other members went to F.F. A. Camp at Muskingum, Ohio. The group purchased a truck for use on field trips and tours. One such trip was to the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The annual banquet was held in February to give awards and to honor the Chapter Sweetheart, Gayl McKenzie. Dave Wimmer served as president; Wayne Sink, vice presi- dent; Dave Roecker, secretary; and Dale Kenworthy, treasurer. of A menca ROW 1: Mr. Runyan, Tom Walker, Wayne Sink, Dave Wimmer, Dave Roecker, Gilbert Carroll, Dale Kenworthy. ROW 2: Jeff Schilling, Kenny Heintz, Bud Holsinger, Bill Wirrig, John Reichman, Kent Peters, Ron Franke, Don Dershem, Larry Schmidlapp, Kent Thompson, Larry Adams, Gordon Mullenix, John Robinson, Larry Overholser. ROW 3: Marion Rodgers, Larry Earick, Bill Kenworthy, Tim Colbert, Dwain Earick. minare Jr a r aimers STANDING, left to right: David Frank, Donna Carney, Mike McMaken, Bill Leeper, Frank Routson, Jeff Schilling, Peg Schmidlapp, Becky Ruhl. SITTING: Becky VanTilburg, Mr. Lyons, John Schmidlapp, Leota Van Tilburg, Dana Schilling, Carole Hitchcock, Sandy Etter, Cathy Siler, Sue Robinett Science C luiL The goal of this year’s Science Club was to interest members in research projects which would be entered in the Tipp City Science Fair. The club was able to finance a trip to Chicago for six worthy students who had entered projects in the Fair. This was made possible by the sale of sweat shirts. Chaperones for this field trip were Mr. Lyons, club advisor, and Mr. and Mrs. Willman. Science club officers for this year were John Schmidlapp, President; Becky Van- Tilburg, V. President; Carole Hitchcock, Secretary; and Leota Van Tilburg, Treasurer. ROW 1: Mike O'Donnell, Gary Beaver. ROW 2: Jim Adams, Scot Bowman, Dave Roecker, Bill Weikert, Dennis Edwards, Denny Miller. ROW 3: Bill Wilhelm, John Schmidlapp, Tom Frantz, Bob Sellman, David Miller. { For Key Club, the year began with a peanut sale at the July 4th celebration, in the park. This project well established the financial status of the society. Also, the club had a car wash in Covington, and at the lake. We are primarily a service organization, and have raised funds for both the Disabled Veterans Foundation and the March of Dimes campaign. Under the leadership of our president, Gary Beaver, we have, and will continue to serve to the best of our ability, and we shall endeavor to maintain the honor of the Key Club. Secretary Conrad Clippinger ROW 1: Helen Beatty, Elsie Knutsen, Barbara Etter, Miss Holfinger, Karen Ingle, Gayl McKenzie, Emily Snell. ROW 2: Deb Wilk, Vicki Woods, Sue Yingst, Sharon Botkin, Sue Robinett, Nancy Brumbaugh, Brenda Perrine, Judy Wiley, Ila Whitacre, Donna Bitner, Nancy Beaver, Barbara Laughman, Sandy Etter. ROW 3: Jane Manning, Jane Thompson, Jeanette Sampson, Jeanne Davis, Marilyn Pearson, Peg Deal, Pam Sweigart, Connie Fenner, Kay Apwisch, Sue Schmidlapp, Jane Hartley, Peg Mutzner, Sandy Lavy. ROW 4: Rita Hittle, Kathy Gearhart, Janis McKenzie, Connie Huffman, Linda Sink, Paula Cromer, Jane Schultz, Susan Deeter, Linda Weikert, Carol Schultz, Karen Longenecker, Sherry Longendelpher, Cathy Siler. A Powder Puff Football Game was just one of the many activities this club was engaged in this year. The proceeds from this game were don- ated to the Y.M.C.A. World Service. Also, the girls gave a Mother’s Tea and a potluck supper for the senior girls. The girls, this year, have been guided by their very capable officers, who are as follows; President; Karen Ingle, Vice President; Barbara Etter; Secretary, Elsie Knutsen; Treasurer, Gayl McKenzie; and Chap- lain, Helen Beatty. The club's advisor since its beginning has been Miss Helen Holfinger. Hi-Y The Purpose of the Hi-Y Club, like that of the Tri-Hi-Y, is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Activities for this year, under the guidance of Gene Laughman, President; Dale Kenworthy, Vice President; Tom Kimmel, Secretary; and Tim Hudson, Treasurer were operating a coat check, participating in Hi-Y basketball tournament, and help- ing their sister organization by refereeing the Powder Puff Foot- ball Game ROW 1; John Laughman, Mike Miller, Gene Laughman, Mr. Steel, Dale Kenworthy, Tom Kimmel, Barry Beener. ROW 2; Bud Weer, Bill Kenworthy, Rick Lavy, Gordon Mullennix, Rick Frances, John Flory, Ted Hartley, Mike Shaffer. ROW 3; Mike Beireis, Bob Feeser, Jim Montgomery, Larry Schmidlapp, Norman Bashore, Wally Knapp, Kent Thompson, Dave Wimmer, Roger Looker ROW 1: Elsie Knutsen, Debbie Wilk, Kathy Dull, Ila Whitacre, Janie Clip- pinger, Becky Apwisch, Faith Feeser, Kay Apwisch. ROW 2: Barrie Van- Kirk, Jeanne Davis, Janette Sampson, Cathy Siler, Shirley Huffman, David Frank, Kathy Gearhart, Melanie Finfrock, Sandy Lavy. ROW: Sharon Brumbaugh, Vicki Hahn, Barbara Brant, Jennie Whitmer, Susan Schmid- lapp, Gary Beaver, Jane Schultz, Sharon Bodkin, Bill Wilhelm. ROW 4: Mr. Ritter, Larry Earick, Scott Bowman, Jim Adams, Tom Frantz, Mike O'Donnell arc ii mg What does it take? It takes a band camp at Sabina where the Covington Marching Band and Buccanettes learned new marching steps and new and different drills. These groups, by dint of many long hours of hard work after school have managed to add spirit to all home and away games. Watch the birdie . . . oops, I mean the Beaver. ROW Is Connie Huffman, Nancy Brumbaugh, Vicki Woods, Nancy Beaver, Emily Snell, Becky Ruhl, Joyce Rhoades. ROW 2: Marla Hill, Jane Mann- ing, Paula Cromer, Peg Mutzner, Elaine Stover, Karen Adams, Carol Beatty, Helen Beatty, Brenda Perrine, Carol Schultz. ROW 3: Pam Sweig- art, Barbara Etter, Jane Hartley, Mille Badgley, Marty Ruhl, Donna Carney, Marty Bashore, Jill Eshleman. ROW 4: John Schmidlapp, Karen Ingle Concert Band. A different style - a different purpose, but with marching season over, all efforts are concentrated on proficiency of the concert band. Before the group even had a chance to feel acquainted with one another they performed for the first P. T. A. meeting of the year. A band clinic was held on February 22, 1964. This was a first for the Covington Music Department. The clinic was directed by George Gaber and Fred Marzan. On the following afternoon Dr. Marzan appeared as the guest soloist at the Winter Concert. Practice concerts were traded with the Milton-Union Band. Later in the season a Spring Concert was given. Efforts were rewarded when the band received superior ratings in both the District and State Band Contests. Officers for the year were: Jane Ann Hartley, president; Conrad Clippinger, vice-president; Nancy Beaver, secretary; Kathy Gearhardt, treasurer; Jill Eshleman, historian; Becky Apwisch, freshman class respresentative. L to R: Jane Ann Hartley, Karen Ingle, Gary Beaver, Connie Huffman, Brenda Perrine, Jennie Whitmer Gary and the Dolls! LEADERS: Charlotte Stonerock, Carole Hitchcock, Connie Fenner. ROW 1: Debbie Krane, Candy Miller, Marilyn Adams, Cynthia Stump, Vicki Pennington, Barbara Shoffner, Jean Holman, Mary Ann Benedict. ROW 2: Linda Tobias, Jane Thompson, Kathy Lacy, Connie Homan, Nancy Franke, Sherry Longendelpher, Barbara Kiser, Kay Free. IBuccanette Does our drill team look like this or this? No - Covington hasn't a new drill team this year. The old group just received a new name. The Buccanettes were led through this year's exciting season by head leader, Carole Hitchcock, and assistant leaders, Charlotte Stonerock, and Connie Fenner. The girls participated in many of the events that the marching band undertook. They performed at fairs and contests throughout the area. ROW 1: Mr. Ritter, Sandy Etter, Peg Schmidlapp, Connie Carroll, Deb Wilk, Linda Fisher, Jennie Whitmer, Jo Davis, Jeannie Davis, Emily Snell, Brenda Perrine, Nancy Brumbaugh, Sandy Lavy, Nancy Beaver, Elsie Knutsen, Deb Carine, Karen Adams, Charlotte Stonerock. ROW 2: Sue Robinett, Ethel Bagwell, Wanda Fisher, Lois Hahn, Candy Miller, Vicki Pennington, Donna Carney, Marty Ruhl, Barbara Etter, Mike O'Donnell, Dave Frank, Linda Tobias, Cathy Wilson, Susan Schmidlapp, Peg Mutzner, Elaine Stover, Phyllis Eberwein, Cris Strait, Connie Yingst. ROW 3: Karen Ingle, Sherry Longendelpher, Pam Sweigart, Sharon Landis, Karen Hartley, Donna Bitner, Judy Wiley, Charlotte Swartz, Ricky Lavy, Darwin Boyer, Barrie Van Kirk, Marsha Garst, Jane Ann Hartley, Kathy Lacy, Judy Fisher, Cathy Gearhardt, Joyce Rhoades, Joan Apple, Linda Sink, Connie Huffman. ROW 4: Carol Schultz, Kathy Dull, Dana Schilling, Ila Whitacre, Marlene Rosengarten, Pam Burkett, Marilee Carder, Jane Thompson, Carolyn Palsgrove, Pat Callahan, Mike Beireis, Lynn Bowman, John Laughman, Don Rodgers, John Wilson, Millie Badgley, Janis McKenzie. Linda Weikert, Jane Schultz, Alice Bagwell, Rita Batdorf, Beth Garst OFIIIS This year's mixed choir, composed of 82 members, was the largest ever organized at Covington High School. The group sang at several different church services, for their parents at a PTA meeting, for the student body, and twice during the year they combined with the High School Band, in concert. The choir is grateful for the donations which have made it possible for the entire group to be robed. Choir members, Marty Ruhl and Jayne Thompson, attended a music festival at Wilmington College, on April 5. Piano accompanists for the choir this year have been Barbara Etter, Joyce Rhoades, and Carol Schultz. Responsible for the executive duties of the choir were Don Rogers, president; Emily Snell, vice-president, Peggy Mutzner, secretary; Jeanne Davis, treasurer; Donna Carney, sophomore representative; Connie Yingst, freshman representative. FRONT to BACK, clockwise: Ted Hartley, Bud Weer, Mike Beireis, Mike Schaffer, Roger Looker, John Flory, Gordon Mullennix, Dale Kenworthy, Dave Wimmer, Gary Maier, Kent Thompson, Bill Leeper, Tim Hudson, Jim Manning, Gene Laughman, Tom Kimmel, Mike Miller, Bill Musser, John Laughman Left to Right: Bill Musser, Tom Kimmel, Mr. Steele, Mr. Garman, Gene Laughman, Mike Miller rkese P eopnc .Must Wear a L inform to All G a rues I Is that why we have no pep club this year? Evidently, these people don’t care to do so. CLOCKWISE: Becky Ruhl, Peg Deal, Ruth Johnson, Jill Eshleman, Carole Hitchcock, Helen Beatty, Susan Deeter, Carol Beatty, Becky Apwisch, Kay Apwisch, Jane Schultz, Kathy Gearhart, Jennie Whitmer, Shirley Huffman, Melanie Finfrock, Millie Badgley, Donna Carney, Jo Davis, Connie Carroll, Sharon Landis, Reva Dowlar, Linda Weikert, Carol Snider, CENTER: Mrs. Dewey The purpose of the Girl's Athletic Association is to promote and VOLLEYBALL develop an interest.in different sports, such as volleyball, basketball, and track. The girls are sponsored by Mrs. Dewey, girl's physical We They education teacher. This year, under the leadership of Carol Snider, president, the girls helped sponsor the All-Club Formal, held in March. 46 Newton 24 The girls had a terrific season in volleyball, losing only one game. 60 Tipp City 14 Their basketball season wasn't quite so good, but the girls did their 24 Troy 30 best and that is what counts. Track was an outstanding sport this year. 33 Greenville 23 Covington took first place at the 1964 Milton-Union Track Invitational. 45 Sidney 32 Because of their outstanding ability in track Carole Hitchcock and 53 Piqua 16 Millie Badgley were asked to represent the Dayton Athletic Club in the A. A. U. meet in Dayton. The point system was continued and the members received their awards during an assembly in the spring. The year began with the annual hike and chili supper and ended with a hike and wiener roast. Officers for the year were: President, Carol Snider; Vice-President, Linda Weikert; Secretary, Reva Dowlar; 17 BASKETBALL Bethel 26 Treasurer, Becky Ruhl; Reporter, Sharon Landis. 26 Newton 23 10 Greenville 31 16 Milton Union 17 17 Troy 15 13 Versailles 14 28 Tipp City 34 ROW 1: Sue Robinett, Sandy Etter, Peg Schmidlapp, Linda Poling. ROW 2: Carol Schultz, Mrs. Sonne, Sue Shefbuch. ROW 3: Sharon Landis, Elaine Stover, Rita Hittle, Audrey Keane, Jane Schultz, Gloria Minnich, Karen Thomas, Donna Carney, Darla Clack, Barbara Laughman, Shirley Cornwell. ewspaper The eighteen members of the 1963-64 newspaper staff have worked diligently throughout the year to prepare monthly issues of the Bucc-A-News, the C. H.S. newspaper. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sonne, advisor, and Carol Schultz, editor, the staff gathered school news and features of interest to the students. ROW 1: Dana Schilling, Nancy Beaver, Loretta Graham, Gloria Minnich, Marilee Carder, Janie Clip- pinger, Paula Cromer, Sharon Botkin, Dick Schmidt. ROW 2: Diana Robbins, Jean Bucholtz, Barbara Fergus, Emily Snell, Jeanette Sampson, Judy Wiley, Connie Huffman, Diane Tufts, Jennie Whitmer. Here are the hard workers who made this Buccaneer possible. The group agrees it was a pleasure putting this book together with the help of the advisors; Mrs. Elizabeth Snell, Mrs. Laura Etter, and Miss Dorothy Sparks. The editor Marilee Carder still shudders at those last hectic jobs which had to be finished before the deadline could be met! ueem Cjavle S urroun detl W Her C ourt Reigning over the 1963 Homecoming Dance was Queen Gayle McKenzie (center). Her court consisted of, left to right: Donna Bitner, Peg Mutzner, Nancy Beaver, Jane Ann Hartley, Elsie Knutsen, Kathy Dull, and Cheryl Linn. Escorts, left to right: Bill Musser, Dave Wimmer, Barry Beener, Denny Edwards, John Laughman, Joe Corner, Ed Musser, and Earl Biedermann. The highlight of our 1963 Homecoming Celebra- tion was the crowning of Gayle McKenzie as queen. The crowning took place at Smith Field during the half time of the Covington-Jefferson game. Elsie Knutsen and Jane Ann Hartley were chosen as 1st and 2nd runners-up, respectively. This was the first time runners-up were chosen at Covington. The Homecoming Dance was held the following evening in the high school gym. The music was pro- vided by Bob Holiday from WING. First Graders Ricky Longenecker and Cindy Fin- frock, this year's prince and princess, proceeded across the field before the announcement of the Queen. M ore Cjuys anti Doll; Jane Ann Hartley, Queen Gayle McKenzie, and Elsie Knutsen Sharks and Jets Score a First for C.FLS □OWN | YDS| IGO I QUARTER FRONT ROW: Connie Fenner, Janice McKenzie, Linda Sink, Sue Yingst, Jane Manning, Nancy Brumbaugh, Linda Weikert. SECOND ROW: Connie Huffman, Jeanette Sampson, Peg Deal, Sandy Lavy, Jeanne Davis, Sherry Longendelpher, Pam Sweigert, Vicki Woods. THIRD ROW: Dave Wimmer, Dale Kenworthy - Coaches. FRONT ROW: Helen Beatty, Nancy Beaver, Carol Smith, Sally Rudy, Susan Deeter, Peg Mutzner, Elsie Knutsen, Ila Whitacre. SECOND ROW: Tom Kimmel - Coach, Cathy Gerhert, Jane Schultz, Kay Apwish, Jayne Thompson, Cathee Siler, Rita Hittle, Sandy Etter. A new activity this year was a powder-puff football game sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y. The Jets, composed of the junior girls, and the Sharks composed of the senior and sophomore girls, set the stage for the infamous battle. Although the Jets, under the leadership of Dale Kenworthy and Dave Wimmer, defeated the Sharks; the mighty Sharks were still encouraged by their coaches. Gene Laughman and Tom Kimmel. The crowd was led in cheers (and laughs) by the Varsity C” pledges Mike Beireis, Kent Thompson Mike Schaeffer, John Flory, and Gordon Mullennix. Left to Right: John Flory, Kent Thompson, Mike Schaeffer, Left to Right: Mike Miller. John Laughman, Tim Hudson, Gordon Mullennix, and Mike Beireis. Rich Lavy. Please Mother, I'd rather do it myself!!! Button! Button! Who's got the button? Bate, don’t you know it’s too early for the Easter Bunny? You guys are spreading an awful lot of germs!!! H ©me Sweet H ©miciae d The Senior class presented the play, Home Sweet Homicide, on November 15. The play was under the direction of Miss Doris Trost. The plot centered around a murder that had occurred next door to the Carstair's home. Mrs. Carstairs was a mystery writer who had been widowed some time before. Her three children were trying to get her married again. When the murder occurred, a handsome detective appeared and the children decided he would make the ideal father. Suspense and romance marked the rest of the play. CHARACTERS Marian Carstairs Archie April Dinah Wallie Sanford Bill Smith Sergeant O'Hara Pete Polly Walker Mrs. Cherington Mr. Cherington Rupert Van Duesen Frankie Riley Joella Flashlight Slukey Wendy Meg Joe Betsy Karen Ingle Don Rogers Nancy Beaver Carole Hitchcock Barry Beener Wayne Sink Dave Roecker John Schmidlapp Kathy Dull Jill Eshleman Dave Miller Bob Sellman Gene Laughman Peg Mutzner Lynn Bowmen Tim Hudson Helen Beatty Ila Whitacre Earl Biederman Donna Bitner Evening m Pans Dale Kenworthy, Junior class president welcomes the members of the Junior and Senior classes and the faculty. May 15, 1964 a date to remember On this date the members of the Junior class pre- sented the prom, Evening in Paris. The banquet began at 6:30 in the multi-purpose room. The members of the Junior and Senior classes were welcomed by Dale Kenworthy, Junior class presi- dent. The meal was served by fathers of the Junior class, who were dressed as French chefs. The program consisted of songs and skits by Junior class members. The banquet ended when the Juniors sang, I Love Paris, and Some Enchanted Evening. Proof of the evening’s success, thus far, was the standing ovation given by the Seniors. Bill Weikert, Rick Francis, and Bill Leeper, a popu- lar vocal group, supply entertainment for the banquet. 66 aree9 Ah Gay IParee 99 101 bright and energetic youngsters and Tom Kimmel. The high school gym was decorated as a street in Paris. Cafe's lined the walls, with flower boxes in front of these cafe's. A picture of the Eiffel Tower was in one corner with the band and refreshments in the other corner. The couples danced to the music of Russ Low man from 8:30 un- til 11:30. Then home we rushed for one more change. Couples danced to the music of Russ Lowman. Juniors and Seniors and their dates danced from 8:30 until 11:30 under the blue sky of Paris. 66 G©0 1 Tilings 3 lust C ome to an En 99 At the breakfast most of the Juniors and Seniors were no longer so bright and cheerful. At 12:30 everyone reassembled for the drive to Piqua to see Bon Voyage starring Fred MacMurray. After the movie, the Juniors and Sen- iors and their dates returned to the multi- purpose room for breakfast served by mothers of the Junior class. Bleary-eyed and oh so weary - Au Revoir. The Junior fathers served the dinner dressed as French chefs. THANK YOU . . . The members of the Junior class would like to thank everyone who had a part in making the 1964 Jr. - Sr. Prom the success that it was. These people include the merchants in town who contributed door prizes for the breakfast the Junior class parents who prepared and served the banquet and the breakfast, and last but not least the advisors of the Junior class, Mr. Runyan and Miss Rot her me 1. r 66 l otJUmg i ow Jis lL elrc, Helen Beatty, received her Valedictorian award from Carol Schultz received the Salutatorian award. Mr. Apwisch. Commencement was held at 8:00 p. m. on the evening of May 24. Mrs. Earl Reinkensmeyer played the organ prelude for this year's Commencement. The invocation was given by Rev. Clair E. Beatty. C. S. Phillips, Superintendent, introduced the program. Carol Schultz followed this with a piano solo. What Will Tomorrow Be, was the address given by Valedictorian, Helen Beatty. After this the girls ensemble sang, Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor. Carol Schultz, Salutatorian, then gave her address, Life Is What We Make It. Following this, the boys ensemble sang, Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Gene Laughman, Senior Class President, gave the history of the class in his talk, In the Past. A flute solo by Becky Ruhl followed Gene's talk. A parody from Shakespeare's Henry VIII was then given by John Schmidlapp. The Halls of Ivy was then sung by the Class of 1964. L. A. Apwisch told of the achievements of the Senior class and then presented the class. Mr. Paul Finfrock, President of the Board of Education, pre- sented the diplomas. Following the awarding of the diplomas, the Sen- iors sang the Alma Mater. Reverend Glenn E. Swope then gave the benediction. As the graduates left the stage, they were presented with white rose buds, their class flower. I)ut IMlajestic M emones 99 Carole Hitchcock, Karen Ingle, Jill Eshleman, Peg Mutzner, Sally Rudy, Jane Ann Hartley, Carol Smith, Susan Deeter, and Susan Schmidlapp sang Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor. Elsie Knutsen was chosen as the outstanding Senior Girl. Donna Cassel received the Outstanding Service Award for her work in the library. Lynn Bowman, Don Rogers, Earl Biederman, Gene Laughman, Dennis Edwards, Ed Musser, John Laugh- man, and Mike Miller sang Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. The mighty mite downs the Beef. Friday the 13th turned out to be a lucky day for the members of the Junior play cast. Under the direc- tion of Miss Doris Trost they successfully staged the play, Beauty and the Beef. The Allen’s had just moved to Winnibegushi, but already Ginny was becoming one of the most popular girls in school. Beef, the star football player, was the boy Ginny was after. Everyone knew Beef was a little dumb in history, but they didn't know Ginny had been on the Junior Quiz Program for three years on the subject of history. Ginny knew that Beef would never fall for a brain so she decided to play a little dumb in history and let Beef help her with her history. The way she handled the situation was unique. All this added to one of the best plays put on at Coving- ton High School. The amateur Westmores at work. CHARACTERS: Ginny Allen George Allen Laura Allen Lester Allen Beef Anderson Franny Barton Professor Barton Molly Woods Foggy Ryan And others too numerous Sue Yingst Conrad Clippinger Sherry Longendelpher Rick Francis Dale Kenworthy Jeanne Davis Gary Beaver Charlotte Stonerock Mike O'Donnell name. mem Bob Henson, President Joan Apple, Secretary Beth Garst, Treasurer Mike McMaken, Vice President Marilyn Adams Betty Anthony Joan Apple Becky Apwisch Alice Bagwell Martha Bashore Rita Batdorf Carol Beatty Tom Bitner Pam Burket Janet Burns Pat Callahan Deborah Carlne Connie Carrol Lee Casey Marijo Copeland Jo Ann Davis Lois Dowler Joan Dukeman Bill Dunevant Terry Dysinger Ed Brown Norma Bruchey Sharon Brumbaugh Karen Elifritz Linda Filbrun Melanie Finfrock Linda Fisher Wanda Fisher Steve Folkerth David Frank Nicki Frock Myrna Garber Beth Garst James Gillette Lois Hahn Vicki Hahn Karen Hartley Robert Henson Judy Hill Marla Hill Lorrie Holman Jack Holsinger Shirley Huffman Kathy Kellar Alora Livingston Connie McGraw Mike McMaken Candy Miller Joel Miller Sherry Miller Larry Overholser Ted Peacock Helen Penny Vicki Pennington Paul Penny Gary Riffell Lois Rogers James Rosengarten Bob Rudy Gary Sampson Peggy Schmidlapp Robert Schmidt Barbara Shoffner Delora Shoffner Jack Smith Steve Smith Rose Snapp Bob Sutton Charlotte Swartz Linda Tobias Mark Tobias Mike Tower Jennie Whitmer Tom Weer Cathy Wilson Gary Wilson John Wilson Connie Yingst Chuck Balmert Glenda Holbrook It Tak es opjiiomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS WERE: Kent Thompson, Vice President; Donna Carney, Secretary; Pam Wilson, Treasurer; Ronnie Franke, President. Jim Adams Kay Apwisch Dale Badgley Ethel Bagwell Jim Baker Absent Norman Bashore Mike Be ire is Mary Ann Benedict David Boggs Lloyd Bowman Scott Bowman Betty Brant Jim Bridges Patsy Bright Jim Buchanan Tom Frantz Kaye Free Steve Frost Dave Gallager Jeannie Bucholtz Vernon Burkett Donna Carney Allen Chaney Darla Clack Eugene Darland Tom Deeter Donald Dershem Larry Dilley Rev a Dowler Phyllis Eberwein Sandy Etter Judy Fisher John Flory Ronnie Franke This shot, taken from the library, offers proof that it takes study to make a good Buccaneer. Kenny Heintz John Hitchcock Mike Hittle Rita Hittle Bob Holsinger Connie Homan Ed Ingle Bill Kenworthy Barbara Kiser Wally Knapp Sharon Landis Barbara Laughman Kathy Lavy Jeneane Lyle Mike McGraw Doug Minnich Bob Minnich Jim Montgomery Pat Oakes Carolyn Palsgrove Kent Peters John Reichman Diana Robbins Sue Robinett Jim Robinson Marion Rogers Pat Root Frank Routson Marty Ruhl Mike Schaffer Jeff Schilling Larry Schmidlapp Jane Schultz Cathee Siler Rita Sink Barbara Smith Frank Smith Tom Smith Marjorie Soliday Tom Stahl Bob Stevenson Chris Strait Cynthia Stump Janye Thompson Kent Thopson Barry V an Kirk Leota Van Tilburg Bob Weaver Kenneth Wenrick Diana Whitmer Bill Wilhem Debbie Wilk Dick Williamson David Wilson Pam Wilson It Takes Jolly, Jolly J amors Gail Beeman Sharon Bodkin Barbara Brant Gene Brumbaugh Nancy Brumbaugh Allen Burns Gilbert Carroll Angela Casey Dan Catterlin Barbara Cohee Tim Colbert Shirley Cornwell Mike Creager Paula Cromer Jim Dapore Jeanne Davis Peggy Deal Mike Devenport Monty Dysinger Barbara Etter Barbara Fergus Jane Flora Rick Francis Nancy Franke Class Clown Faith Fullerton Marsha Garst Connie Huffman Ruth Johnston Sherty Longendelpher Karen Longenecker Rita Lyons Janis McKenzie Jane Manning Marlene Meyer Mary Miller Gloria Minnieh Gorden Mullennix Mike O’Donnell Brenda Penine Linda Poling Joy Rank Joyce Rhoades Lana Riffell Marie Robinson Marlene Rosengarten Jeanette Sampson Richard Schmidt Linda Sink Emily Snell Sue Spruance Doug Stengel Charlotte Stonerock Elaine Stover Pam Sweigart Karen Thomas Diane Tufts Frank Vannoy Becky Vantilburg Linda Weikert Bill Weikert John Williams Robert Wirrig Vicki Woods Sue Yingst GENE ALLEN LAUGHMAN Class Officer, Vice President 1, 3, President 4; Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County - All League 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4, L. B. L., All League, All Area; Honorable Mention - State; Track 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; District I, State II EARL RAY BIEDERMAN Class Officer, Pres. 2, 3; Vice President 4; Class Play 4; Student Council 3; Basketball 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3 GAYL ANN McKENZIE Class Officer, Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play Crew 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1, 2 - District II - 3, District I - State II; Pep Club 4, President; Homecoming Queen 4; National Honor Society 4; Girl's State 3 HELEN GAIL BEATTY Class Officer, Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4; F.T.A. 2, V. Pres. 3, President 4; Band 1 - District I, State II; Band 2 - District I, State II; Band 3 - District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Chorus 2 - II at District; Honor Society - Probation- ary Member 2, Member 3, Vice President 4; Valedic- torian 4 NANCY ANN BEAVER Class Play 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Flute Trio 2; District II; Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 4 BARRY LEE BEENER Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Home- coming Queen Escort 4 DONNA JANE BITNER Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; F. N. A. 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Student Librarian 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4 LYNN BOWMAN Class Play 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3; F. F. A. 2, 3; Chorus 4 DARWIN JAY F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4 DIANA LYNN Home Ec. Style Show 1, 2, 3 BOYER BROWN MAR1LEE SUSAN CARDER Class Play 3; G. A. A. 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA RUTH CASSEL F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Degree 1, Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Highlanders 1 ELLEN JANE CLIPPINGER Class Play Usher 4; Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District L State I; Band 4, District I, State I; F. T. A. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Home Ec. Style Show 4; Speech Play, Costuming 4 CHARLES JOSEPH CORNOR Science Club 2, 3 I ROSELLA KAY COWHICK G. A. A. 1,2; Home Ec. Style Show 1,2, 3 SUSAN KAY DEETER Class Play 3; G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Science Club 3; F. T. A. 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Girls Ensemble 1, II; High- landers 11; Student Librarian 2; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4 KATHERINE ANN DULL Class Play 4; F. N. A. 4; Band 4, District I, State I; Chorus 4; New Madison High School 1, 2, 3 HERBERT DENNIS EDWARDS Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 2,3, Pres. 4; Boy's State 3; Homecoming Escort 4 JILL ANN ESHLEMAN Class Play 3, 4; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Trombone Ensemble 1, District II; F. N. A. 4 DELBERT LEROY GIBBONEY Chorus 1, 2 JANE ANN HARTLEY Class Play 3; Student Council Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Vice Pres. 2; Band Pres. 4, Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Newspaper Staff 2. 3; Chorus 2, 3; District I, State II; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 GLORIA JEAN HELMAN G.A. A. 1956-57 CAROLE SUE HITCHCOCK Class Play 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Science Club 3, Sec. 4; Chorus 1,2; Highlanders 1,2,3; Buccanettes Captain 4; Student Librarian 3,4; Girl’s State 3; National Honor Society 4 TIMOTHY K. HUDSON Class Play 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 4; Varsity C 3, 4 KAREN LEIGH INGLE Class Play 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Chorus 1, 2, 3; District I, State II, 4; Honor Society 4; Newspaper Staff 1, 2 AUDREY LYNNETTE KEANE Attended Greenville High School 1, 2, part of 3; Class Play Crew 4; G.A. A. 3; Newspaper Staff 4 THOMAS ALLEN KIMMEL Class Pres. 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; All League, Bas- ketball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All League Football 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, State Track Meet 4; Baseball 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4 ELSIE JEAN KNUTSEN Class Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 3, Pres. 4; G. A. i , 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; F. T. A. 3; Band 1, District I, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Chorus 1,2,4; National Honor Society 4 JOHN ELDON LAUGHMAN Basketball 3; Track 1; Baseball 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Varsity C 3, 4; Chorus CHERYL SUE LINN Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Style Show 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Student Librarian 3, 4 GARY LEE MAIER Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Base- ball 1; Varsity C 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM GEORGE MANN ROGER EUGENE LOOKER Class Play 4, Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, Dis- trict 1, State II KATHRYN LUCINDA MADER F. H. A. 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 3, 4 JAMES B. MANNING Class Play 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4 DAVID ALLEN MILLER Class Play 3, 4; Basketball 1; Scholarship Team 4; Key Club 2, Vice-President 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Band 2; Pep Band 2; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 4 PAUL LEROY MOHLER Scholarship Team 4 CHARLES WILLIAM MUSSER Class Officer - Vice President 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Key Club 2; Varsity C 3, 4 MARILYN SUE PEARSON Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2; Highlanders 1, 2; Style Show 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3; Office Work 4 JOHN ALLEN POWELL Basketball 1; Track 4 DENNIS RONALD MILLER Class Play 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 4; Key Club 4 MICHAEL VERNON MILLER Class Play 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Scholarship Team 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3; Buckeye Boys State 3 EDWARD LEE MUSSER Basketball 1; Track 4; Science Club 2 PEGGY JO MUTZNER Class Play 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Style Show 2, 3; Pep Band 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Band 1, District 1, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District L State I; Band 4, District 1, State I JOSEPH ALLEN RANK Track; Cross Country 2 NANCY JEAN ROBINSON F. H. A. 2, 3, Pres. 4; Chorus 1, 2, District II; Class Play Usher 4; County F. H. A. Queen Candidate DAVID KENT ROECKER Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4; Basketball; Key Club 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 2, 3, Sec. 4; Chorus 1,2; State Farm Degree 4 DONALD LEE ROGERS Class Play 3,4; Track 3,4; Student Basketball Statis- tician 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Chorus 3; District I State II, Pres. 4 SALLY JANE RUDY New. St. l;Scho. Tm. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Hist. 3; Pep Cl. 2; Yrbk. St. 2; F. N. A. 4, Sec. 4; Cl. PL 3, 4, Stu. Dir.; PP FB Game 4, Capt. 4; Ch. 1, 2, Dis. II, Ch. 3, Dis. O St. II, Ch. 4; Girl's Sextet 1, 2; Band 1, Dis. I, St. II, Band 2, Dis. 1, State II, Band 3, Dis. I, St. I, Band 4, Dis. I, State I; Sax. Quartet 3,Dis. I, St. I, 4 Dis. I, St. I REBECCA LEE RUHL Tri-Hi-Y 2; G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sc. Cl. 4; Sen. Scho. Test, Hon. Men.; Band 1, Dis. I, St. II, Band 2, Dis. 1, St. II, Band 3, Dis. I, St. I, Band 4, Dis. I, St. I, and Rep. 3; Flute Trio 4, Dis. 1, St. II; Flute Quartet 3, Dis. I, St. I; Solo 4, Dis. I, St. I; Stu. Lib. 2; Hon. Soc. 2, 3, Sec. DANA KAY SCHILLING G.A.A. 1; Newspaper Staff 1,3; Science Club 3,4; Chorus 1, 4; Highlanders 1, 2, 3; Student Librarian 2; Class Play 3, Usher 4; Yearbook Staff 4; F. N. A. Pres. 4 JOHN EDWARD SCHMIDLAPP Class Play 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team; Key Club 2, 3, Sec. 4; Science Club 2, 3, Vice Pres., Pres. 4; News- paper Staff 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 2, 3; Pep Band 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Band 1, District I, State II, Band 2, District I, State II, Band 3, District I, State I, Band 4, District I, State I Treas. 4 SUSAN ARLENE SCHMIDLAPP Class Play, Stu. Dir.3, 4; Scho. Tm., Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Sci. Cl. 2, Sec. 3; Pep Club 2, Band 1, Dis. I, St. II; Band 2, Dis. I, St. II; Band 3, Dis. I, St. I; Band 4, Dis. 1, St. I; Girl's Sextet 1, 2; Yrbk. St. 2; Ch. 1,2, Dis. II, 3, Dis. I, St. II, 4; Pep Band 4, Dance Band 4; Hon. Soc. 4 CAROL ANN SCHULTZ Class Play Usher 3, 4; Scho. Tm. 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; New. St., Ed. 4; Band 1, Dis. I, St. II; Band 2, Dis. 1, St. Ui Band 3. Dis. I, St. I; Band 4, Dis. I, St. I; National Hon. Soc. 2, 3, 4; Betty Crocker Award 4; Ch. 2, Dis. II, 3, Dis. I, St. II, 4; Salutatorian 4 GEORGE ROBERT SELLMAN Class Play 3, 4; Student Manager, Basketball 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Key Club 2, Chaplain 3, 4; Chorus 2 BARBARA SUE SHEFBUCH Class Play 3; Pep Club 2; G. A. A. 2; Style Show 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, Lav-Out Editor 4; Office Work 4 WAYNE ALLEN SINK FFA 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4 CAROL ANN SMITH Class Play 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Band 1, District L State II; Band 2, District L State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District L State I; Chorus 1,2, District II, 3, District I, State IL 4; Powder Puff Football Game, Co-Capt. 4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CAROL JANE SNIDER Class Play 3, Usher 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2; G. A. A. 1, Sec. 2, 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 1, 2 BINNIE LYNCH Attended Tecumseh 1, 2, 3, par of 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3; Student Boosters 2, 3, part of 4 THOMAS ALLEN WALKER Baseball 3; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sentinel 4 DONALD LEE WEER Class Play Crew 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball lf 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4, Student Manager 2; Varsity C 2, 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4 ILA JEAN WHIT ACRE Class Play 3, Usher 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; F. N. A. 4; Band 1, District 1, State II; Band 2, District I, State II; Band 3, District I, State I; Band 4, District I, State I; Chorus 3; District L State II 4 JUDITH LYNN WILEY Class Play Crew 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; F. N. A. Vice Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Style Show 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2,3; District 1, State II, 4 DAVID LEE WIMMER Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; F. F. A. 1, 2, 4, Pres. 2; Varsity C 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 CAROL LOUISE WILSON Style Show 1, 2; Office Work 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2 SHAROLD LEON ROBINETT Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 2 We've got the whole school on our side. We've got the whole school on our side. We’ve got the whole school on our side. We've got the whole school on our side! We've got the itty, bitty freshmen on our side. We've got the itty, bitty freshmen on our side. We've got the itty, bitty freshmen on our side. We've got the whole school on our side! We've got the silly, silly sophomores on our side. We've got the silly, silly sophomores on our side. We've got the silly, silly sophomores on our side. We've got the whole school on our side! We've got the jolly, jolly juniors on our side. We've got the jolly, jolly juniors on our side. We've got the jolly, jolly juniors on our side. We've got the whole school on our side! We've got the mighty, mighty seniors on our side. We've got the mighty, mighty seniors on our side. We've got the mighty, mighty seniors on our side. We've got the whole school on our side! TOP ROW: Peggy Deal. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Davis, Gayl McKenizie. THIRD ROW: Sue Yingst, Donna Bitner. BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Woods, Barbara Smith. a A e arsity r It Takes Pep, Jaty, eirsona am erseveramee Connie Carroll, Karen Hartley, baugh, and Jo Davis as freshman must train for varsity positions. Sharon Brum- cheerleaders Age is no barrier to interest in Buccaneer activities. Granny, as the boys call her, always made her home available. SITTING: Mrs. M. R. Kinney STANDING: Gene Laughman, Mike Miller, and Tom Kimmel TOP ROW: Joel Miller, Paul Penny, Monty Dysinger, Larry Schmidlapp, Eugene Darland, Ted Pea- cock, Tom Weer. SECOND ROW: Norman Bashore, John Flory, Ted Hartley, Bob Rudy, Steve Folkerth, Doug Stengel, Bob Feeser. THIRD ROW: Tim Hudson, Mike Beireis, Bud Weer, Roger Looker, Dale Kenworthy, Gilbert Carroll, Gordon Mullennix. BOTTOM ROW: Kent Thompson, Mike Tower, Mike Shafer, Gene Laughman, Ricky Lavy, Mike Miller, Tom Kimmel 1963 FOOTBALL SCORES We Won 6 - Lost 3 They 6 Tipp City 26 35 Bradford 0 34 Germantown 8 17 Jefferson 22 22 Wayne 18 26 Carlisle 6 38 Centerville 8 18 West Alexandria 22 65 Dixie 6 Head Coach, Tom Steele; Assistant, Don Garman Next year out teams will be playing in the Mad River Valley League. In this their final year of competition in the Little Buckeye League our football boys managed to eke out a tie for first place in what was supposed to have been a rebuilding year. We cannot possibly cover all that has been accomplished, but these pages are a tribute to those boys who have devoted time which might have been used for other purposes to gain honor and glory for their school. The picture below shows those boys who earned letters in football. FRONT ROW: Mike Miller, Mike Shafer, Mike Beireis, Rick Lavy, Tim Hudson, Kent Thompson. BACK ROW: Tom Kimmel, Bud Weer, Gene Laughman, Roger Looker, Dale Kenworthy It takes seniors to show the way to underclassmen. These senior boys have been active in all sports areas. FIRST ROW: Jim Buchanan, Gary Beaver, Earl Biederman, Dale Kenworthy, Kent Thompson, Bud Weer; SECOND ROW: Bob Sellman, Manager, Allen Chaney, John Schmidlapp, Gene Laughman, Barry Beener, Wally Knapp, Tom Kinnel, Donald Garman, Coach, Bill Kenworthy, Manager BASKETBALL SCHEDULE For the fourth consecutive time Covington has won the S. V. L. championship, even though we had to share it this year. But - the highlight of the whole season was the triple overtime game at dis- trict tournament. A game lost under those circumstances is no dis- grace ! Team We They Miami East 67 75 Tipp City 84 59 Bradford 55 46 Newton 87 79 Lebanon 58 57 Bethel 80 70 Versailles 50 48 Miami East 63 61 Northwestern 64 92 Bradford 49 61 Franklin-Monroe 62 68 Newton 95 67 Piqua 70 66 Bethel 57 46 Versailles 52 55 Tournaments Miami County Bethel 56 52 Bradford 73 54 District Ft. Loramie 70 78 oesu e iL iaaaaaaaaar m IMi It Talkes L eaciers Li up to train boys in any field of sports. This was provided by Don Garman, basketball and track coach; Harold Deeter, athletic director; and Tom Steele, football and baseball coach. It Takes Willing 31 em ers of the reserve squad to form the second line of defense in basketball. Their presence for scrimmage is what keeps the varsity in shape. Left to Right: Tom Stahl, Jim Buchanan, Ted Peacock, Mike Tower, Bill Leeper, Tom Weer, Gary Beaver, Coach Garman, Gene Brumbaugh, Frank Smith, John Flory, Mike Beireis FIRST ROW: Tom Bitner, Mark Tobias, Steve Folkerth, Bob Rudy, David Frank. SECOND ROW: Tom Steele, coach; Mike McMaken, Paul Penny, Joel Miller, Bob Henson, Jim Gillet. The above mentioned boys who will be the varsity team of tomorrow show great promise as a good basketball team. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD We They 35 Miami East 31 36 Greenville 22 27 Bethel 34 35 Versailles 19 41 Bradford 19 41 Greenville 40 29 Miami East 34 36 Bethel 31 37 Versailles 31 35 Newton 48 43 Eaton 17 33 Bradford 29 35 Piqua Central 37 40 Newton 39 You’ll never make the team that way. FRONT ROW: Manager Bob Henson, Mike McMaken, Bob Rudy, Eugene Darland, Steve Fblkerth, David Frank, David Alyea, Paul Penny, BACK ROW: Manager Tom Bitner, Gary Beaver, Ed Musser, Jim Buchanan, Mike Miller, Gene Laughman, Jim Manning, Don Rogers, Bill Leeper This year’s track team put forth effort with the hope of gaining not only a sense of achieve- ment for themselves, but also to bring glory to the school. Bill Leeper has thrice broken the record for the mile run. The greatest of these records was the one set 25 years ago by Ramond Garst whose time was 4 minutes 48. 5 seconds. The new record set by Bill is 4 minutes 43.4 seconds. This example proves that team cooperation can result in a winning year. These five members of the track team Mike Beireis, Ted Peacock, Tom Kimmel, Mike Tower, and Paul Penny were involved in a baseball game when the above picture was taken. Where's the Bunny, Playboys? jase ROW 1: Doug Minnich, Denny Edwards, Ted Peacock, Tomm Kimmel, Walter Knapp, Tim Hudson, Mike Towers, Paul Penny, Tom Weer, Coach Tom Steele. ROW 2: John Hitchcock, manager, John Williams, Denny Miller, Bud Weer, Ted Hartley, Mike Shafer, Kent Thompson, Mike Beireis Uh Oh! Right sport wrong sex. It D oes T ate a Hart! -Working Organization You'll never see these football players from these bleachers, but the Bucc Boosters are diligently at work providing new seating arrange- ments for next year's games. The home bleachers have been moved to the south side of the field for visitors. By the time you read this page, new steel structures will be available for all you fervent fans. Let's really fill them for the team as they play their first season in the Mad River Valley League! BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FROM EIGHT FLORAL MEMORY GARDENS DEDICATED TO THE CHRISTIAN WAY OF LIFE Except the Lord build the house, they labor in vain who built it Psalms GARDENS LOCATED: North of Covington on Clayton Pike and State Route 48 PHONE: GR 3-4646 BUSINESS OFFICES: 115 W. High St. - Piqua, Ohio - Phone 773-3800 For-A-Real-Treat KINNEY’S MEN’S SHOP FRISCH’S BIG BOY ''Always the New Things First 211 Ash St. Pi qua, Ohio Covington, Ohio Congratulations S- to the Class of 1964 - PROFESSIONAL FRIEND KENNY’S DRUGS Congratulations From WILSON’S West Milton Phone 698-4389 Family Department Store Open Evenings 30-32 N. High Street and All Day Thursdays Covington, Ohio Most of the Young Couples in the Miami Valley Buy Their Furniture Rugs Appliances at Because Selections Are Larger Sellman s Guarantee Everything and Best of All PRICES ARE LOWER SELLMAN’S IN COVINGTON ROARK FURNITURE C «afflkA GENERAL V tire J DRAKE’S Laura, Ohio SERVICE STATION 11 Out Our Way We Deal Your Way1' 336 S. Main St. Pi qua, Ohio Miami Valley s Phone PR 3-2172 Largest Furniture Store Authorized Crafted Service Where Quality and Service Crafted Retreading Service at a Price Are Assured STEINER’S Sand and Gravel Ready-Mix Concrete Washed - Crushed - Graded Also Winterized Concrete 11 Quality and Quantity11 Enterprise 0118 West Milton Compliments of Best Wishes From All of Us MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY TRINKLE-BUICK PONTIAC Phone GR 3-1461 Piqua, Ohio Congratulations to the Class 1964 THE CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK Covington and Pleasant Hill Sixty-four years continuous banking service, featuring savings and complete banking service Best Wishes PIQUA PRINTING CO. Offset Publishing Phone 773-4595 Piqua, Ohio Students Class of 1964 d authorized MSEITUIYE JlATiOKWIDE INSURANCE MARION NOLL MARION NOLL Pleasant Hill OR 6-3761 Congratulations, Class of 1964 from home of Smith-Corona Typewriters Quality Products at Reasonable Prices PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of 1964 We Enjoy Serving You With the Latest in Smart Styles. NETH STELZER INC. Piqua1 s Foremost Man’s Shop NATIONWIDE INS. PIQUA LUMBER CO. Complete Protection Auto - Life - Fire NED WACKLER GR 3-1201 Covington, Ohio Millwork - Plywood - Paint Glass - Hardware 839 S. Main Street For Anything in Lumber Call This No. PR 3-6823 Piqua, Ohio MOBIL BROADWAY SERVICE G. C. MURPHY CO. Piqua's Complete Variety- Store Broadway and High Piqua, Ohio Covington, FORREST V. MILLER Ohio AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Your Local Independent Agent 9 N. High St. Phone GR 3-0171 Covington Sales Thru Service BEAVER-HEILMAN FORD Covington SOUTH END BAR 137 S. High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-8591 SPORTING GOODS STORE 505 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio Where Sporting Goods Is a Business, Not a Sideline” SMITTY’S DICK’S SINCLAIR BARBER SHOP SERVICE Corner of Spring and High Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Phone GR 3-4001 Brake Work and Tune-Up THE SMART SHOP FRED SHIVELY Women’s Wear Distributor of Miami County Coats - Dresses - Sportswear Dairy Products Greenville and Piqua, Ohio 310 N. Pearl St. MR. AND MRS. S. M. BROTKIN Phone GR 3-2361 Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER CHARLEY REIBER’S BODY PAINT SHOP For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District 209 Wenrick St. Covington, Ohio 200 S. High St. GR 3-4541 Phone GR 3-2541 MR. AND MRS. ROGER O’DONNEL ROUTZAHN’S FUNERAL HOME NED R. PEARSON - Funeral Director 10 S. High St. Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2271 COATE BURIAL VAULT SERVICE Coate Septic Tanks Monuments Phone West Milton 689-4181 PLEASANT HILL FARMERS EX. ASSN. West Hayes West Milton, Ohio Phone OR 6-3161 Pleasant Hill, Ohio SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT CO. DR. E. C. SCOTT OPTOMETRIST Badger Feeding Equipment Parts and Hardware Pi qua, Ohio Covington J. P. MICHAEL CO. COVINGTON Wholesale Groceries POST OFFICE 1882 1964 HAROLD WEIKERT Indianapoli s, Indiana Postmaster PIQUA WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BODY SHOP Save With Safety Prescriptions'1 CROSBY Passenger Cars and Trucks THE DRUG MAN Phone PR 3-2340 Rt. 25 N. Piqua, Ohio Piqua, Ohio SCHIFF’S SHOE STORE CROMER’S Madison Square for Men Bluebird for Children Friskies for Women PHOTOS Shoes for the Entire Family Piqua Ohio Covington, Ohio RAYNER ELECTRIC SHOP CRAWFORD-APPLIANCE Electrical Contracting Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service Appliances and Fixtures Plumbing - Heating 118 E. Ash Piqua, Ohio Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-3431 THE COLONIAL RESTAURANT Have You Decided on a Home Cooked Meals Career Yet? 107 N. High St. THE PIQUA Covington, Ohio DAILY CALL RUTH E. AND RALPH E. KEIHL Positions in the Newspaper Profession Write to Our Personnel Manager for an Appointment bob etter ice cream PIQUA DAILY CALL Pi qua, Ohio “BILL ENOS” HOME THE PIQUA DRY CLEANERS MILLING CO. AND ELEVATORS SELF-SERVICE COIN-OP 10 Easy Washers 101 S. Main Street 4 Easy Dryers Open 24 Hrs. a Day Pi qua, Ohio DREES LUMBER CO. Pimco Master Mix Seeds 401 Spring Street Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber MWe Aim to Please Phone GR 3-4331 WAYNE’S BARBER SHOP EBBERT’S Two Barbers - WAYNE AND JERRY FIELD SEEDS Corner of South and McKinley St. Quality Field Seeds 1914 ___ --1964 WARD JONES, INC. Covington, Ohio Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone: GR 3-2521 Phone: 947-2481 DARREL FRANCIS AND BOB TUCKER Barbers Welcome You at the TUCKER THOMPSON- ETTER BARBER SHOP Township Building MUSIC CO. Appointments Available Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Friday Walk In Saturday Hours 8:00 A. M. --- 6:00 P. M. Complete Music Service STREIB PLUMBING 108 North High Street Covington, Ohio Covington, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 ZIMMERMAN’S JEWELERS DOROTHY’S A. M. CARNEHAM, Owner BEAUTY SHOP Diamonds - Watches Gifts National Bridal Service Covington, Ohio GR 3-2071 320 West Main Piqua, Ohio 772-6937 THE SHERER-BELL CO. Compliments Your Chevrolet of Corvair Oldsmobile and SHEFBUCH Cadillac BROTHERS Dealer EXCAVATORS Sales and Service Piqua, Ohio Phone: PR 3-6463 WHITMER REPAIR SHOP WEST OHIO Welding Engine Repair All Kinds All Kinds Sales - Service - Sharpening TELEPHONE CO. Truck and Tractor Repairs Covington, Ohio Phone Walnut GR 3-3411 Covington, Ohio GR 3-2141 Compliments of SUTER’S MEAT MAIER’S ■ «-h a AAA 1A T MARKET I.G.A. MARKET Covington, Ohio LAW’S TELEVISION SERVICE S. S. KRESGE R.C.A. Victor Zenith CO Sales and Service Pi qua, Ohio Covington Phone GR 3-1261 11 The Variety Store With the Luncheonette’1 Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 ■21 REALTORS gl LANGSTON REALTY JACK’S DRUGS INSURANCE Prescriptions Free Delivery Homes, Farms, Business, Investment To Buy, Sell, or Trade LILLIAN LANGSTON - Realtor Veterinary Supplies W. E. LANGSTON Phone V. E. DOWLAR GR 3-5562 220 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio INGLE PLUMBING HOCKER’S SOHIO HEATING SERVICE Sohio Products Gates Spouting Phone GR 3-4411 V-Belts 119 S. High St. Covington, Ohio OR 6-2681 Pleasant Hill Diamonds - Watches - China Silver - Samsonite Luggage Wedding Announcements Complete Bridal Service GRAY’S JEWELERS Greenville, Ohio Open Sat. Nite Until 9:00 P. M. n FENNER GREENHOUSE Phone GR 3-3371 Flowers for All Occasions Covington, Ohio Serving Your School Band HASTY-TASTY DRIVE-IN ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR Air-Conditioned HASTY CHICK TASTY BURGER HAROLD’S BAR 308 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio 6% Beer - Wine - Liquor Food Your Neighborhood Bar Fast Service on Most Shavers Free Estimates FRITZ E. AND JOHN G. MARTIN Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4101 412 Broadway Greenville Phone 548-3144 112 W. Ash St. Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-4767 WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO. Meadowgold Dairy Products 400 Hazel St. Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-1361 BURK’S DRUG STORE Complete Prescription Department Hallmark Cards - Unique Gifts Pangburn Chocolates Quality Merchandise e aCC DRUGS Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-4311 THE ATLAS UNDERWEAR CORP Manufacturer of Quality Knit Goods Since 1899 Allen A Products CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1964 BEENER’S SUPER MARKET Corner of Richeson and Broadway Covington J. C. GARDNER CO. PRospect 3-1263-4 Used Car Lot FAST SINCLAIR SERVICE GR 3-4521 PRospect 3-6883 519 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio 466 E. Broadway Covington, Ohio BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS Sports Goods Award Sweaters and Jackets Basketball Shoes Athletic Equipment Piqua, Ohio Laughing water??? Phone PR 3-2599 and PR 3-3012 BART’S GROCERY STORE DR. WM. R. BARNHART r% p’x r Hours: D.D.S. 8-9, 7 Days a Week GR 3-5521 In Building and Loan Bldg. 157 South High Street Covington, Ohio Covington, Ohio B. B. AYER’S RESTAURANT PASTRY SHOP 11 North High Street Quality Pastries Covington, Ohio Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes Covington, Ohio BONFIGLIO PHARMACY FOURMAN’S Greenville New Madison Men’s and Boys1 Wear Registered Pharmacist Corner 3rd and Broadway Always on Duty 548-2910 Greenville, Ohio HESSLER CARPET AND LINOLEUM GENERAL FILMS 325 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio Carpet, Ceramic Tile, Linoleum, and Floor Tile 548-4503 Covington, Ohio Custom Cabinet Building RON’S GULF STATION and Formica Work All Kinds of Automotive Repairs COVINGTON WOODWORKING SHOP 1 West Broadway Aluminum Storm Windows Covington, Ohio and Doors Phone GR 3-3091 Free Estimates Fine Foods at the JERRY WILSON SHANGRI-LA CLUB MODERN WOODCRAFTS First in Quality - Fairest in Price JOE WHITENACK Owner - Manager Pleasant Hill, Ohio Phone GR 3-8531 Phone OR 6-2851 196 North High Street Covington, Ohio PATTY IMPLEMENT COMPANY Best Wishes Class of 64 Oliver Farm Machinery RCA and Maytag Appliances BRAD’S Sales and Service BARBER SHOP 18 North High Pleasant Hill, Ohio Covington, Ohio Phone ORegon 6-2451 COVINGTON UHLMAN’S SUPER SHELL Troy’s Friendly Store A Department Store E. Broadway r , (sHELLj Covington Known for Nationally Branded Merchandise ”On the Square Phone FE 9-6096 HITTLE’S BROOK’S SUNOCO STATION Jeweler and Watchmaker Batteries and Tires 108 1 2 W. Main St. Troy, Ohio East SUNOCO Broadway TROY Everything for the Home SPORTS CENTER THE TROY ROWLANDS Everything in Sports Equipment FURNITURE COMPANY Phone FE 9-3456 111 W. Main St. Troy 51 5 Michigan Ave. Troy, Ohio J. F. SNELL L. L. SNELL OFFICE SERVICES INC. TROY HARDWARE CO. F ormerly MThe House That Makes Good11 Miller Office Equipment Co. Lowe Bros. Paint - Varnishes Everything fo the Office 15 S. Market St. Troy New Location 120 West Ash Street Pi qua, Ohio - Compliments of - THE COVINGTON LUMBER CO. PIQUA STEEL COMPANY Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-1181 Piqua, Ohio Lumber and Building Supplies Congratulations to the GRILLIOT’S Class FOODLINER, INC. of 1964 863 E. Main St. COVINGTON MEMORIAL Versailles, Ohio POOL ALSWELL EXCHANGE, INC. Purina Feeds, Grains, Seeds, Fertilizer, Salts, Coal, and Grinding S S ECONOMY MEATS Custom Butchering and Processing Harrison Avenue Bradford, Ohio Phone HI 8-8371 Wholesale and Retail EARL SCHULTZ, Manager Phone 448-9251 SARGENT BROS. WEAVER BROS., INC. Auto Wrecking and Quality Controlled Eggs Scrap Buyers The Most Reliable Year Around Market Bradford, Ohio Phone 506-3331 Versailles, Ohio GEORGE H. WORCH THE BEN KERNS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE CO. Phone LA 6-4501 or LA 6-4511 650 Main Street Versailles, Ohio Piqua, Ohio Phone PR 3-6797 FRISCH’S Complete Line of Candies School Supplies Drug Sundries Greenville, Ohio BRIDGE’S FUNERAL HOME A Family Dedicated to Service Ambulance Service any time any place Phone GRanite 3-3331 Covington, Ohio r reft IS THE COVINGTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Insured Safety for Savings S Good Service on Home and Farm Loans American Express Travel Checks Parking Area for Customers 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2151 Serving Savers and Home Owners Since 1886 .fit . —v YOUR raver's — Bring ng to America's students class rings of matchless beauty and quality, A MR. GEORGE C. MORROW P. O. Box 15 Springfield, Ohio YEARBOOK BOOSTERS PIQUA Norton's Shoe Store Shepards Music Center Barclay s Men Shop COVINGTON North High Beauty Shop Warner's Beauty Shop PLEASANT HILL Paul Klopfers Midges BRADFORD Sampson s Ebbing and Hocker VERSAILLES Golden Cat Bar McClurg's Office Supplies Wielands Jewelry