Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

THE 1965 BUCCANEER Charms That Link Our School Together Covington High School Covington, Ohio Volume XVIII i A Message From the Editor As years go by, we add precious links to our chain of memories. Many of these memories are added to this chain during our high school days through different events and activities. After our four years are over and we go out into a new kind of life, some memories of past happenings tend to slip into the back of our minds. We have hazy recollections of when they occurred and the people who were connected with them. We may forget names and remember only faces, or possibly we remember names and forget faces. A yearbook provides a lasting memory by linking past and present. As we look through this 1965 annual from time to time, we may be able to relive those occasions that meant something special to each of us. Shirley Cornwell 2 Contents Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Organizations Activities Athletics Advertisements 12 YEARS OF COVINGTON ATTENDANCE Ruth Johnston These 38 students can be called the “OLD FAITHFULS ' of Covington High. They have attended Covington School from the first grade to the twelfth. We are very proud to have their pictures in the 1965 yearbook. Karen Longenecker Barbara Brant 4 It is with a deep feeling of loss that the Class of 1965 dedicates the 1965 Buccaneer to Phil McCroy, who was tragically taken from us on November 9, 1961. Because of his warm smile and easy-going way, his fellow classmates will long remember him. 5 THE CHARMS THAT GUIDE OUR BRACELET ARE THE ADMINISTRATORS Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1965 on the production of an outstanding yearbook. Your efforts have provided a graphic record of the outstanding events, personalities, and classroom activities which may be reviewed in retrospect for the school year 1964-65. We extend our best wishes to the Class of 1965 and we hope your success will motivate others to reach the goals you have achieved. C. S. Phillips, Superintendent Take energy and patience and mix them well together. With plenty of good nature that laughs in cloudy weather; add earnestness of purpose in every- thing you plan, and as much determination to do the best you can. Do this with conscientious care, and I think you will confess you've never found a better rule for making a success. Congratulations to the staff and advisor for a job well done on this annual of memories. To the graduating class, best wishes for success and happi- ness in your journey through life. L. A. Apwisch, 6 WE CANNOT FORGET FIVE MORE IMPORTANT CHARMS ON OUR BRACELET. THESE ARE THE FOLLOWING CITIZENS WHO MAKE UP OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION. MR. PAUL FINFROCK, President MR. FRANK MILLER MR. RAYMOND GARST Vice President MR. ROBERT RUDY MR. BILL ZIMMERLIN 8 Administration Our devoted Superintendent, MR. PHILLIPS The Superintended s right hand is his secretary, Mrs. Hayes. Our hard-working principal, MR. LOUIS A. APWISCH The principal’s hard-working helper, his secretary, Mrs. Sweigart. 9 The United States of America: What do these words mean to you? They represent a nation that is free and beautiful. You are free to roam the countryside and see the beautiful lakes and trees, to see the wheat rustle in the wind as if it is saying: “We are free in our country. Aren't you proud to live in America? As an American, you have a voice in the government, enjoy freedom of speech, and freedom to worship God in any way you choose. You are given every opportunity for an education. An education is a most treasured possession. Once you have acquired knowledge, no one can take it away. Each of us is offered an education here in Covington High School. Aren't you glad that you can attend a fine school like ours? Aren't you glad that you live in the United States of America? By: Diana Robbins 10 THE LINKS THAT HOLD OUR CHARM BRACELET TOGETHER ARE THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS MR. HAROLD DEETER MR. RALPH ALLMANN 1- Advanced Algebra 2- Algebra I 3- Trigonometry 4- Solid Geometry 5- Plane Geometry 1- Business Law 2- Bookkeeping 3- Secretarial Practice 4- Shorthand I 5- Consumer Economics 6- Dean of Boys MRS. DONNA DEWEY MISS JOY BABYLON 1- Health 2- Physical Education 1-English I MR. RICHARD LYONS MR. DONALD GARMAN 1- Civics 2- Drivers Education 3- Health 4- Physical Education 1- Biology 2- Biology B.S.C.S 3- General Science MISS HELEN HOLFINGER MR. LEE MORRIS 1- American History 2- World History 1- English 12 2- English 11 12 MR. JOHN PALMER MR. EDGAR MISS MARGARET 1. Band PENDLETON ROTHERMEL 2. Chorus 1. General Science 1. Home Economics 2. Physics 3. General Math 4. Chemistry MR. DUANE RUNYAN 1. Vocational Agriculture MRS. JUDY SNYDER 1. General Business 2. Typing 1 3. Business English 4. Office Practice MRS. ELOISE MONG 1. English 9,10,11 MRS, EUNICE ST ADLER 1. Guidance Counselor MR. THOMAS STEELE 1. Industrial Arts 2. Mechanical Drawing MISS DORIS TROST 1. Dean of Girls 2. Speech 3. French 1,11 13 COOKS Mrs. Betty Deeter, Mrs. Louise O'Roark, Mrs. Eileen Helman, Mrs. Ruth Pearson, Mrs. Alice McMaken, Mrs. Gertude Wilk, Mrs. Betty Franke BUS DRIVERS Mr. Charles Reiber Mr. Robert Shellabarger Mr. Carroll Whitmer Mr. Clarence Millhouse Mr. Harold Hess Mr. Vernon Earick, Jr. Mr. Charles Boyer CUSTODIANS Mr. Wilfred Rench Mr. Carl Locker Mr. J. L. O'Roark 14 LEADING THE SENIOR CLASS THROUGH THEIR LAST YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE THE FOLLOWING FOUR OFFICERS: CONRAD CLIPPINGER PEGGY DEAL DALE KENWORTHY President Treasurer Vice-President Secretary 16 VICKI WOODS DAVID ROBERT ALYEA Track 4; Homecoming Escort 4. MILDRED JANE BADGLEY G. A. A. 2,3,4; Reporter 3,4; Band 2,3,4; District Contest 2, 3, 4; State 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; First Place Invitationais, Covington, West Milton. JEANNE ARLENE BALMERT F.H. A. 1; Pep Club 1; Chorus 4. GARY WAYNE BEAVER Class Play 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Scholar- ship Team 2,3; Key Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; District 1,2, 3,4; State 1, 2,3; Drum Major 1,2, 3,4; Science Fair, Superior; State Science Fair, Excel- lent; Buckeye Boys State. GAIL ANN BEEMAN Class Play Crew 4; Pep Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Chorus 1; Science Fair, Excellent. SHARON KAY BODKIN Class Play 3,4; Scholarship Team 2; Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Quill Scroll 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; District 1, 2, 3,4; State 1, 2, 3. GENE DOUGLAS BRUMBAUGH Class Play 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 4; Key Club 4; Honor Society 4; Scholar- ship T eam 1. NANCY ANN BRUMBAUGH Class Play 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; Newspaper Staff Sec. 4; F.T. A. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; State 2, 3, 4; Dist. 1,2,3,4; Major- ette 4, Dist.; Quartet 2; Honor Society 4; Powder Puff Football 3. ALLAN RUSSEL BURNS Track 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4. GILBERT LESLIE CARROLL Class Play 3,4; Football 2.3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Reporter, Vice- Pres. ANGELA ELLEN CASEY G.A.A. 1. DAN EDWARD CATTERLIN Class Play 3. CONRAD K. CLIPPINGER Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4; Key Club Sec. 2; F.T.A. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Class Pres. 4; Prince of Peace; Sax Quartet 2, 3, 4; Sax Solo 3, 4; Homecoming Escort 4. BARBARA JEAN COHEE Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1; Chorus 1. TIMOTHY MICHAEL COLBERT Class Play 3,4; Key Club 4; Basketball F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. 18 1; SHIRLEY MAY CORNWELL Honor Society 4; Scholar- ship Team 1,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 2, Editor 4. MICHAEL K. CREAGER Homecoming Escort 4. PAULA JEAN CROMER Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Sci- ence Club 2; Science Fair 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; F.N.A Pres. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sax Solo. JAMES ROBERT DA PORE Basketball 1; Key Club 2; Homecoming Escort 4; Band 2. JEANNE ELLEN DAVIS Class Play 3,4; Band 1,2, 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 4; Tri- Hi-Y 2,3; Sec. 4; Home- coming Queen Candidate 4; Powder Puff Football 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club Treas. 4; Honor Society 3; Vice Pres. 4. MARGARET DEAL Class Treasurer 1, 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; G. A. A. 1,2,3; Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Sec. 3; Pow- der Puff Football 3; Honor Society 3; Pres. 4; Home- coming Candidate 4. MICHAEL EUGENE DEVENPORT Class Play 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Track 2, 3; Key Club 4; Chorus 4. MONTY L. DYSINGER Class Play 3,4; Track 3; Football 2,3,4. BARBARA LYNN ETTER Co-Valedictorian; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 1; Sec. 2,3; Pres. 4; Schl. Team 1, 2,3,4; Honor Soc. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Powder Puff Football 3; Science Club 1; Newspaper Staff 1, 2. CONNIE JEAN FENNER Highlanders 1,2; Tri-Hi - Y 2, 3; Pep Club Sec., Treas. 2; Class Play Crew 3. BARBARA JEAN FERGUS Yearbook Staff 3. JANE LOUISE FLORA F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RICHARD SCOTT FRANCIS Class Play 3,4; Football 4; Hi-Y 3, Treas. 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Quill and Scroll. NANCY JEAN FRANKE Buccanettes 1, 2, 3; Class Play Crew 3. STEVEN L. FROST MARSHA CORRINE GARST Class Play 3; Pep Club 2; Honor Soc. 4; Schol. Team 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Co-Valedictorian. DAVID WESLEY GALLAGHER CONSTANCE SUZANNE HUFFMAN Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 4; Pep Club 1; Homecom- ing Att. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Head Major- ette 2,3, 4; Yearbook Staff 3. RUTH ANN JOHNSTON Honor Society 4; Scholar- ship Team 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 3; Science Club 1; Band 2. DALE EUGENE KENWORTHY Class Pres. 1,2, 3; Vice- Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1; F.F. A. 1,2; Pres. 3,4; Honor Society 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity C. 2,3,4. RODERICK ALLEN LAVY Class Play 3,4; Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Hi-Y 2, 3; Pres. 4; Varsity C 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3. SANDRA KAY LAVY Class Play Crew 3; Class Play 4; Scholarship Team 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Band 1,2, 3; Vice-Pres. 4; Chorus 3; Pep Club Treasurer 1; Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Powderpuff Football 3. WILLIAM JAY LEEPER Class Play 3,4; Basketball 1, 3; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Foot- ball 2,4; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3,4; Honor Society 4; Cross Country 1,2, 4; Hi-Y 4; Key Club 4; Science Club 3; Varsity C 2, 3,4. SHERRY IONE LONGENDELPHER Class Play 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Chorus 3; Buccanetts 1,2, 3. KAREN MARIE LONGENECKER Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; G. A. A. 2. RITA ANN LYONS F.H.A. 1, 2,3; Historian 4; Class Play Crew 4. JANE ELLEN MANNING Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 4 Powder- puff Football 3; Yearbook Staff 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Flute Quartet 1. MARLENE KAY MEYER Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Li- brarian 3, 4; Pep Club 2; F.H.A. 2; Saxophone Quartet 4. MARY DELBERTA MILLER GLORIA JEAN MINNICH Pep Club Pres. 2; Tri-Hi- Y 2; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; News- paper Staff 1, 2, 3,4; Li- brarian 2,3,4; Chorus 1. MAX GORDEN MULLENNIX Troy High School 1; Class Play 3; Football 3; F.F. A. 2, 3; Reporter 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity C 3,4. MICHAEL SCOTT O’DONNELL Class Play 3; Key Club 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. BRENDA KAY PERRINE Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Powderpuff Ft. 4; Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3; Sec. - Treas. 4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Yearbook St. 4; Chorus 2,3; Clarinet Choir 4. LINDA MARLENE POLING 1 JOY ELLEN RANK F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.A. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Chorus 4. JOYCE ELAINE RHOADES Class Play 3; F.T.A. 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Flute Solo at Contest 1, 2f 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1; John Philip Sousa Band Award 4. LANA JOYCE RIFFELL Pep Club 1,2; F.H.A. 4; Chorus 4. PEARL MARIE ROBINSON Class Play Usher 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Treasurer 3, 4; Chorus 4. MARLENE JUNE ROSENGARTEN F.H.A. Chaplain 3; Sec. 4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3. JEANETTE MARIE SAMPSON Class Play 3; Stu. Director 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Clarinet Choir 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Powder- puff Ft. 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Pep Club 2. RICHARD LESTER SCHMIDT Track 3; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 3; Football 3; Librarian 4. LINDA MARIE SINK Class Secretary 2, 3; Class Play 3; Powderpuff Football Team 3; FHA 2, 3, 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; FFA Queen 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. EMILY JANE SNELL Class Play 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4; Band 1,2,3, President 4; District 1,2, 3, 4, State 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book Staff 3,4; Powderpuff Team 4. SUE ELLEN SPRUANCE FNA 4; FHA 1, Chaplain 2, County Officer 3, President 4; Chorus 4; Style Show 1, 2,3. THOMAS GEOFFREY STEELE North Penn High School 1, 2, 3; Class Play 4; Football 4; Track 4; Hi-Y 4. DOUGLAS LEE STENGEL Class Play 3; Football 2, 4. CHARLOTTE ARRAWANDA STONEROCK Class Play 3; Buccanettes Co-Captain 4; Chorus 4. ELAINE MARGARET STOVER Class Play 4; Senior Scholarship Test 5th in school, Honorable Mention District; FTA 2, 3; Honor Society 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Scholar- ship Team PAMELA SUE SWEIGART Class Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 1; G, A. A. 1. KAREN DIANE THOMAS Scholarship Team 4; News- paper St. 3,4; G. A.A. 4; F.N.A. 4; Piqua 1. VIOLET DIANE TUFTS F.H.A. 4; Yearbook Staff 3,4. REBECCA LEE VanTILBURG Student Council 3,4; Schol- arship Team 2; Science Club 1,2; Vlce-Pres. 3; Yearbook Staff 2; Librarian 4; Honor Society 4. FRANKLIN VANNOY LINDA ANN WEIKERT Student Council 3; Treas. 4; Chorus 3; Honor Society 4; Quill Scroll 4; News- paper Staff 2, 3; Editor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Science Club 1. WILLIAM GLENN WEIKERT Basketball 1; Scholarship Team 3; Key Club 3; Treas. 4; Band 1. ROBERT PAUL WIRRIG Basketball 2; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4. VICTORIA JO WOODS Class Vice-Pres. 1,2,3; Sec. 4; Class Play 3,4; Scholarship Team 4; Cheerleader 1, 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Treas. 4; Honor So- ciety 4; Homecoming Queen 4; F.T. A. 2; Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1. SUE ANN YINGST Class Sec. 1; Class Play 3; Stu. Council 1,2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Captain 4; Scholar ship Team 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3; Pres. 4; Homecoming Attend. 4; Librarian 4; Powder Puff Football 3. PICK-A-DILLY The Senior class presented the play, Pick-A-Dilly, on November 13, 1964. The play was under the direction of Miss Doris Trost. The plot was centered around the arrival of the heirs of the late Jason Strong, deceased proprietor of the Shady Dell Funeral Home. Jason Strong was a rich man, and all the heirs were like buzzards at the reading of his will. All of the different characters and their habits made a very humorous comedy for the evening. CHARACTERS (From top to bottom) Thaddeus Bleeker Conrad Clippinger Azariah Coffin Bill Leeper Jack Purcell Tom Steele Rodney Benedict Dale Kenworthy Otis Garvey Gene Brumbaugh Wilbur Garvey Rick Francis Tex Larabee Tim Colbert Amanda Strong Peggy Deal Susan Clark Elaine Stover Arvilla Garvey Sherry Longendelpher Purina Hogg Pamela Sweigart Opal Dilly Nancy Brumbaugh May Lily Dilly Jeanne Davis June Rose Dilly Sandra Lavy Old Betsy Drake Barbara Etter April Violet Dilly Vicki Woods 26 LEADING THE JUNIOR CLASS IN THEIR BIG YEAR OF THE PROM AND CLASS RINGS, ARE THESE FOUR OFFICERS. PRESIDENT - - SECRETARY - - TREASURER - - VICE PRESIDENT BILL KENWORTHY - DONNA CARNEY - JANE SCHULTZ KENT THOMPSON 28 James Adams Lloyd Bowman Kay Apwisch Dale Badgley Ethel Bagwell Norman Bashore Mike Beireis Mary Ann Benedict Scott Bowman Betty Brant James Bridges Patsy Bright Jim Buchanan Jean Bucholtz 29 David Boggs Vernon Burkett Donna Carney Robert Feeser Judy Fisher John Flory Ronald Franke Tamas Frantz Kaye Free Cathy Gearhardt Allen Chaney Darla Clack Eugene Darland Tom Deeter Don Dershem Reva Dowlar x ''TV � . • «' Sandy Etter Loretta Graham Ted Hartley Barbara Kiser Kenneth Heintz John Hitchcock Mike Hittle Rita Hittle Connie Homan Ed Ingle Mike McGraw Doug Minnich Wally Knapp Sharon Landis Barbara Laughman Kathy Lavy 31 Bill Kenworthy Robert Minnich Jim Montgomery Marion Rogers Pat Oakes Carolyn Palsgrove Kent Peters John Reichman Diana Robbins Sue Robinett 32 Pat Root Frank Routson Marty Ruhl Mike Schaffer Jeff Schilling Larry Schmidlapp John Robinson Jane Schultz Cathy Siler Jayne Thompson Rita Sink Barbara Smith Frank Smith Tom Stahl Bob Stevenson Chris Strait Kent Thompson Barrie VanKirk Leota VanTilburg Bob Weaver Diana Whitmer Bill Wilhelm Cynthia Stump Debbie Wilk BOARDING HOUSE REACH The Junior class presented ’’Boarding House Reach” on February 12, 1965. The plot was centered around a boy who wanted to raise some money for a new bi- cycle. Wilbur turned his parent's home into a boarding house while they were on a vacation. The characters and director, Miss Doris Trost, are to be congratulated on a job well done! CHARACTERS (From left to right) (FRONT ROW) Betty Lou Maxwell Marty Ruhl Nora Chris Strait Limpy McGuire Kent Thompson John Maxwell Jim Buchanan Connolly Larry Schmidlapp Mrs. Mott Debbie Wilk Bemadine Smith Barbara Smith (BACK ROW) Aunt Mary Patsy Bright Connie Maxwell Kay Apwisch Roughhouse Ruby Patsy Root Hercules Nelson Bill Kenworthy Herman Ninety-Volt” Jones John Reichman Wilbur Maxwell John Hitchcock Mr. Potter Marion Rogers Lucy Bums Jane Schultz Janet Maxwell Ritagene Hittle 34 REPRESENTING THE SOPHOMORE CLASS IN ALL THEIR ACTIVITIES OF THEIR SECOND YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL, ARE THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS: SECRETARY - ■ PRESIDENT - - - VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER - - BETH GARST TOM BITNER - JO DAVIS JOAN APPLE 36 Karen Adams Larry Adams Marilyn Adams Betty Anthony Joan Apple ft Alice Bagwell James Baker Martha Bashore Rita Batdorf Carol Beatty Becky Apwisch Thomas Bitner Edward Brown Marijo Copeland Sharon Brumbaugh Pamela Burkett Janet Burns Patricia Callahan Deborah Carine Connie Carroll Jo Anne Davis Lois Dowler Terry Dysinger Larry Earick Karen El fritz Linda Filburn Lee Casey Melanie Finfrock Linda Fisher Karen Hartley Wanda Fisher Steve Folkerth David Frank Nicki Frock Myrna Garber Beth Garst 39 Bob Henson Judy Hill Marla Hill Shirley Huffman Christine Kisner Kathy Lacy Vicki Hahn Lora Lambroff Helen Penny Paul Penny Gary Riffell Lois Rogers Jim Rosengarten Bob Rudy Sherry Sanders Peg Schmidlapp Mike McMaken Connie McGraw Candy Miller Joel Miller Sherry Miller Vicki Pennington Ted Peacock Robert Schmidt Mike Tower Tom Weer Jennie Whitmer Cathy Wilson David Wilson Gary Wilson John Wilson Delora Schoffner Barbara Schoffner Steve Smith Rose Snapp Marjorie Soliday Linda Tobias Mark Tobias Connie Yingst THOSE SILLY, SILLY SOPHOMORES! There are easier ways to cut your fin- gers off! Did someone say a farmer's best friend is his tractor? EN LEADING THE FRESHMEN CLASS IN THEIR FIRSTYEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ARE THESE FOLLOWING OFFICERS: Treasurer - - President - - Vice President Secretary - - - - - - Chuck Deal - - Paul Kenworthy - - - Linda Maier Jeanne Van Tilburgh 44 Shirley Badgley Melvin Cavender Patrick Baker Frank Bashore Van Batdorf Mary Jo Beeman Gary Brickey George Brown 45 Steven Chaney Tonya Chronabery Judith Clack Melinda Davis Melodie Davis Charles Deal Judith Bubeck Bruce Dysinger Edward Eidemiller Timothy Feeser Barbara Fifer Linda Finfrock Gerald Flora Martha Flora Jerry Forsythe Stanley Galley Herbert Gragg Christa Grise David Gwinn Lois Hahn Brenda Hardenbrook Russell Heintz Nancy Forsythe John Hess Leon Hollopeter Donald Knapp Robert Homan Steven Hudson Rick Iddings Neil Ingle Kathleen Kellar Paul Kenworthy Kathy Landis Dan Leistner Michelle Leopard Kathy Linn Carla Lyle Linda Maier Scott Klepinger Daniel Manson Bradley Martin Lesley Porter Marilyn Meyer Linda Miller Melissia Mullennix Patricia Peacock Doyle Penny Katherine Penny 48 Karen Powell Sherry Rice William Robinson Bill Robinson Joseph Rudy Marcia Sarver Ted Peters Deborah Schilling Linda Stevenson Beverly Stump Cheryl Subler John Swallow Scott Thompson Rod Urton Ralph Van Kirk Sharon Schmidt Jane Sellman Floyd Shumaker Leon Sink Joyce Sirch Josie Staudt James Stengel Connie Stephan Dale Vannoy Jean VanTilburg Rita Vogler Vickie Wackier Robert Weer Vickie Weisheit Paul Whitman Charles Winkle Kathy Wintringham Sam Woods Joyce Woolridge Vickie Yingst The following girls help in the library during their study halls, left to right, STANDING: Connie Fen- ner, Gail Beeman, Paula Cromer, Marlene Meyer, Gloria Minnich, Cathee Siler, Diana Robbins, Cynthia Stump. SITTING, left to right: Nancy Franke, Pat Oakes, Judy Fisher, Joan Apple, Connie Yingst, Sue Yingst, Becky Van Tilburg, and Linda Wei- kert. 50 Tri-Hi-Y This year’s Tri-Hi-Y had the largest membership in the club's history with more than 70 girls. The powder-puff football game was the principal money-making project of the year. The game ended in a tie this year. For their main project this year, the different committees of Tri-Hi-Y visited the rest homes once a month. The Tri-Hi-Y was guided by its officers: President Sue Yingst, Vice-President Cathee Siler, Secretary Jeanne Davis, Treasurer Vicki Woods, Chaplain Emily Snell, Asst. Chaplain Cathy Gearhardt. ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Mong, Advisor; Sue Yingst, Cathy Gearhardt, Emily Snell, Cathee Siler, Jeanne Davis, Vicki Woods, Miss Holfinger, Advisor. ROW 2: Sandy Etter, Jennie Whitmer, Debbie Carine, Connie Carroll, Barbara Etter, Connie McGraw, Linda Poling, Deb- bie Wilk, Barbara Smith, Alora Livingston, Mary Ann Benedict, Peg Schmidlapp. ROW 3: Vicki Hahn, Sue Robinett, Wanda Fisher, Rita Sink, Marty Ruhl, Becky Apwisch, Barbara Shoffner, Sharon Bodkin, Diana Whitmer, Chris Strait, Connie Yingst, Sharon Brumbaugh. ROW 4: Marilyn Adams, Darla Clack, Cathy Wilson, Sharon Landis, Jo Davis, Delora Shoff- ner, Jayne Thompson, Sandy Lavy, Nancy Brumbaugh, Linda Tobias, Candy Miller, Sherry Miller. ROW 5: Brenda Perrine, Jane Manning, Jeanette Sampson, Kay Apwisch, Sherry Long- endelpher, Shirley Huffman, Marty Bashore, Kathy Lacy, Rose Snapp, Barbara Kiser, Melanie Finfrock, Pam Sweigart. ROW 6: Marla Hill, Judy Hill, Carol Beatty, Linda Sink, Judy Fisher, Jane Schultz, Linda Weikert, Connie Huffman, Peg Deal, Lois Dowler, Connie Homan, Linda Filburn. 52 ROW 1: John Flory, Rick Francis, Bill Kenworthy, Mike Beireis, Kent Thompson, Rick Lavy, David Frank, Gary Riffel, Tom Weer. ROW 2: John Hitchcock, Dale Kenworthy, Dave Gal- lagher, Mike Shaffer, Steve Folkerth, Tom Steele, Gil Carroll, Gorden Mullenix, John Wilson, Ted Hartley, Tom Bitner, Ted Peacock. ROW 3: Jim Buchanan, Norman Bashore, Doug Min- nich, Mike Tower, Bill Leeper, Mike McMaken, Wally Knapp, Jim Montgomery, Bob Henson, Bob Rudy, Eugene Darland, Larry Schmidlapp, Mr. Steele, Joel Miller, Paul Penny. Hi-Y The Hi-Y membership increased considerably this year. The Hi-Y was under the leadership of President Rick Lavy, Vice-President Kent Thompson, Secretary Bill Kenworthy, Treasurer Rick Francis, and Chaplain Mike Beireis. In the fall, the Hi-Y refereed the powder puff football game which was sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y. During all home basketball games, they operated a coat check. For an extra project this year, the Hi-Y held a car wash. To round out the year the members went swimming at the YMCA in Piqua. OFFICERS: Kent Thompson, Rick Lavy, Rick Francis, Bill Kenworthy, Mike Beireis. 53 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Linda Sink, Rita Lyons, Marlene Rosengarten, Sue Spruance, Miss Rothermel, Advisor; Rita Sink, Marie Robinson, Jane Flora, Connie Yingst. BACK ROW: Mary Jo Beeman, Loretta Graham, Melissia Mullennix, Cynthia Stump, Linda Finfrock, Diane Tufts, Nancy Forsythe, Ethel Bagwell, Lana Riffel, Sharon Schmidt, Marjorie Soliday. The main project of the FHA this year was to work toward the Award -of-Merit which was received by them from the State organization. Their meetings were based around their theme Education Builds a Nation. To end the year the girls took a weekend trip through Southern Ohio to see the natural wonders of that area. FHA Marie Robinson, Treasurer Linda Sink, Recreation Leader Rita Lyons, Historian Marlene Rosengarten, Secretary Jane Flora, County Officer Rita Sink, Vice President 54 Sue Spruance, President; Miss Rothermel FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Leon Sink, Allan Burns, Marion Rogers, Bill Kenworthy, Tim Col- bert, Dale Kenworthy, Gil Carroll, Gordon Mullennix, Kent Thompson, Ronnie Franke, John Robinson, Jeff Schilling, Bill Robinson. BACK ROW: Lloyd Bowman, John Hess, Frank Bashore, Kenny Heintz, Terry Dysinger, Jack Holsinger, Larry Earick, Larry Schmidlapp, Kent Peters, Stan Galley, Larry Adams, Gary Brickey, Bob Homan, John Reichman, Russell Heintz, Gerald Flora, Paul Kenworthy, Ted Peters, Van Batdorf, Doyle Penny. FFA To start off the new year, the FFA boys took their annual trip to Michigan where they spent their time water skiing. The FFA had a very successful year at the Miami County Fair. Marion Rogers won the Grand Champion Boar, while Gil Carroll won the Grand Champion Gilt. John Reich- man had the Grand Champion for Beef Breeding. With the money earned from projects, the boys purchased a new tractor, plow, corn planter, and cultivators. This year the FFA is farming 80 acres to finance new equipment. The FFA is under the capable leadership of its officers: President Dale Kenworthy, Vice-President Gil Carroll, Secretary Tim Colbert, Treasurer, Bill Kenworthy, Reporter Gordon Mullennix, Sentinel Kent Thomp- son, Chaplain Mari'on Rogers. Mr. Runyan, Advisor; Tim Colbert, Bill Kenworthy, Dale Kenworthy, Gil Carroll, Gordon Mullennix, Marion Rogers. Absent from picture was Kent Thompson. 55 F.T.A. The FT A sponsored coffee breaks for the teachers again this year. This was one of several projects undertaken by the FT A. The members of the Fu- ture Teachers of America were: Top to bottom (left to right) Conrad Clippinger, Jim Buchanan, Historian; Doug Minnich, Cathy Gear- hardt, Marsha Garst, Presi- dent; Marla Hill, Kay Ap- wisch, Vice President; Nancy Brumbaugh, Carol Beatty, Donna Carney, Beth Garst, Lois Rogers, Joyce Rhodes, Sharon Bodkin, Linda Filburn, Lois Dowler, Miss Holfinger, Advisor; Vicki Woods. Career Organizations Science Club The members of the Science Club were: (BACK ROW) Peg Schmidlapp, Sue Robinett, Beverly Stump, Bill Leeper, Mr. Lyons, Advisor; Steve Folkerth, David Frank. (SEATED) Mike Mc- Maken, Treasurer; Cathee Siler, President; Donna Carney, Vice President; Sandy Etter, Secre- One of the biggest responsibilities of the Student Council is to organize the activities sur- rounding Homecoming. For the dance this year the student council got Mike Farrell, disc jockey from WING. At Christmas time, the student council showed the movie Gigi to the student body. They also prepared Christmas baskets for the shut-ins. Once again the student council was in charge of co-ordinating plans for the All-Club Formal held in the spring. It was their job to see that all the clubs did their part. It is the tasks of the student council to decorate the goal posts at football games, fix up the bulletin boards, and clean the trophies. These tasks are carried out by the different committees. For their main money-making project this year, the council sold sweatshirts to the student body. The officers of Student Council were: President Barbara Etter, Vice-President Bill Kenworthy, Secretary Pat Oakes, and Treasurer Linda Weikert. Their advisors were Mr. Allmann and Miss Trost. Student Council ROW I: Mr. Allmann, Advisor; Bill Kenworthy, Joan Apple, Paul Kenworthy. ROW II: Barbara Etter, Tom Bitner, Mike McMaken, Jane Schultz. ROW III: Miss Trost, Advisor; Linda Wei- kert, Pat Oakes, Jane Sellman. ROW IV: Becky Van Tilburgh, Conrad Clippinger, Linda Maier. Yearbook Staff ROW 1: Sharon Bodkin, Jane Flora, Sherry Longedelpher, Sandy Lavy, Shirley Cornwell, Emily Snell. ROW 2: Mrs. Snyder, Advisor; Brenda Perrine, Jeanette Sampson, Jean Bucholtz, Jane Manning, Gloria Minnich. ROW 3; Marijo Copeland, Diane Tufts, Patsy Bright, Pam Wilson, Diana Robins, Connie Yingst. The Buccaneer is published annually by the members of the Yearbook Staff. This yearbook is the result of time, thought, and hard work on the part of the members of the yearbook staff. Quill and Scroll Truth, Loyalty, Enlightenment, Opportunity, Initiative, and Friendship are the ideals of the Quill and Scroll. Membership is awarded to anyone here at Covington who excels in the editorial, literary, business, and art departments of the Bucc-A-News or The Buccaneer. The members inducted into the Covington Quill and Scroll were: Sharon Bodkin, Patsy Bright, Sandy Etter, Rick Francis, Sandy Lavy, Sherry Longendelpher, Marlene Meyer, Gloria Minnich, and Linda Weikert. Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Mong served as advisors. 58 SEATED: Cathy Gearhardt, Feature Editor; Jane Schultz, Asst. Editor; Sandy Etter, Typist; Linda Weikert, Editor; Mrs. Mong, Advisor. STANDING: Marlene Meyer, Art Editor; Rick Francis, Sports Editor: Gloria Minnich, News Editor; Nancy Brumbaugh, Business Manager. Bucc-A-News The Bucc-A-News was published twice a month by the members of the newspaper staff. To enable the newspaper staff to publish a better newspaper, several members attended a workshop at Ohio University. At this workshop they learned what the right and wrong things are in newspaper publishing. SEATED: Rita Hittle, Barbara Laughman, Sharon Landis, Sherry Miller, Cathy Wilson. STAND- ING: SueRobinett, Darla Clack, Donna Carney, Judy Fisher, Karen Hartley, Debbie Wilk. 59 National Honor Society Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the ideals of the National Honor Society. Its members were: (ROW 1) Dale Kenworthy, Jeanne Davis, Peg Deal, Elaine Stover, Bill Kenworthy. (ROW 2) Barbara Etter, Becky VanTilburgh, Brenda Perrine, Nancy Brumbaugh, Vicki Woods. (ROW 3) Jim Buchanan, Marsha Garst, Shirley Cornwell, Pat Oakes, Ronnie Franke, Ruth Johnston, Bill Leeper, Jane Schultz, Joyce Rhoades, Linda Weikert, Gene Brum- Scholarship Team The students representing Covington High School in the Final District-State Scholarship Tests were: (ROW 1) Gary Riffell, Bill Weikert, Steve Folkerth, David Boggs, Jim Buchanan, Ronnie Franke, Bill Leeper, Chuck Deal, Bill Kenworthy. (ROW 2) Jean Holman, Barbara Etter, Shir- ley Cornwell, Jeanne Davis, Sandy Lavy, Kay Apwisch, Jane Sellman, Marty Ruhl, Vicki Woods. (ROW 3) Marsha Garst, Lois Rogers, Linda Filbum, Beth Garst, Jane Schultz, Ruth Johnston, Karen Thomas, Debbie Schilling, Judy Fisher, Marla Hill. 60 Varsity C” FRONT ROW: Dale Kenworthy, Rick Lavy, Gorden Mullenix, John Flory, Mike Shaffer, Ted Hartley, Mike Beireis, Doug Minnich, Mr. Steele, Advisor. BACK ROW: Tom Deeter, Mike Tower, Ted Peacock, Kent Thompson, Bill Leeper, Jim Buchanan, Paul Penny, Tom Weer, Mr. Garman, Advisor. Varsity C is an organization composed of boys who have earned a letter in some phase of the high school athletic program at Covington. Before being inducted into Varsity C , the pledges serve a two week probationary period. During this period, they take orders from the old members. The Varsity ”C” is served by its officers: Kent Thompson, President; John Flory, Vice- President; Bill Leeper, Secretary; Ted Hart- ley, Treasurer. Their advisors were Mr. Garman and Mr. Steele. OFFICERS were: (KNEELING) John Flory, Bill Leeper, Ted Hartley, (STANDING) Mr. Garman, Kent Thompson, Mr. Steele. ROW 1: Cathy Gearhardt, Treasurer; Becky Apwisch, Secretary; Peg Deal, President; Mrs. Dewey, Advisor; Sharon Landis, Vice-President; Millie Badgley, Reporter. ROW 2: Jane Sell- man, Shirley Badgley, Kathy Landis, Diane Whitmer, Nicki Frock, Connie Carroll, Joyce Sirch, Katherine Penny, Karen Powell. ROW 3: Donna Camey, Carol Beatty, Jane Schultz, Debbie Schilling, Karen Thomas, Marilyn Meyer, Shirley Huffman, Melanie Finfrock, Cathy Wilson. G.A.A. The Girls Athletic Association played eight volleyball games, winning six and losing 2. Millie Badgley goes high in the air to re- Sharon Landis hits the ball over the net for turn a serve. a point. 62 The GAA ended their basketball season with a record of 6-2. They defeated Green- ville who had been undefeated for the last three years. Boys from the Varsity Basket- ball team referee their basketball games. The girls wait for a tip thrown up by Mr. Connie Carroll takes a shot in the reserve Dewey, their ref. basketball game. Track, their last sport of the season, turned out to be their greatest success. They were undefeated in three track meets. By winning the West Milton Invitational, the GAA was entitled to keep the trophy which they had won the two previous years. Millie Badgley crosses the finish line to win Millie cleared the high jump to win this the 50 yd. dash in the Covington meet. event. 63 ROW 1: Debbie Wilk, Barrie VanKirk, Cathee Siler, Sharon Brumbaugh, Linda Miller, Sandy Lavy, Marla Hill. ROW 2: John Swallow, Vicki Hahn, Judy Hill, Karen Adams, Becky Apwisch, Jane Sellman, Kathy Landis, Nancy Forsythe, Melanie Finfrock. ROW 3: Debbie Schilling, Vickie Weisheit, Martha Flora, Judy Bubeck, Carol Beatty, Jeanette Sampson, Brenda Perrine, Dan Manson, Leon Hollopeter, Cheryl Subler, Sharon Bodkin, Bill Wilhelm, Pam Sweigart, Barbara Etter. ROW 4: Mr. Palmer, Director; Tom Frantz, Scott Bowman, Mike O'Donnell. Band The 1964 Marching Band under the direction of Mr. John Palmer spent a week of concentrated march- ing at band camp at Sabina, Ohio. During this week, the band learned the shows which they performed at the halftime of the football games. One of the highlights of the marching band was the attendance of the marching band at the Miami University Band Day on October 3. At the last home game, 18 seniors were honored for their work in band over the past years. After the completion of marching season, the band began working toward their annual winter concert which was held on November 20. The concert band then began preparation for District Contest. The band worked hard to prepare the three numbers which they were to play at contest. On March 19 the band held its spring concert in co-ordination with the chorus. The time had come for District Contest. The band journeyed to Troy on March 27 for the competition. They received a nor excellent rating from the judges. The final appearance of the 1964-65 band was the Memorial Day Parade. 64 ROW 1: Jane Manning, Kay Apwisch, Connie Huffman, Nancy Brumbaugh, Emily Snell, Joyce Rhodes. ROW 2; Jane Schultz, Gary Beaver, Dan Leistner, Shirley Badgley, Ralph VanKirk, Cathy Gearhardt, David Frank, Marlene Meyer, Conrad Clippinger. ROW 3: Linda Finfrock, Marty Bashore, Marty Ruhl, Millie Badgley, Paul Whitman, Donna Carney, Jerry Forsythe, Joyce Search, Elaine Stover, Christa Grise, Marilyn Meyer, Shirley Huffman. ROW 4; Jim Adams, George Brown, Larry Earick, Jennie Whitmer, Paula Cromer. Band Council The members of the Band Council were elected at band camp by their fellow bands- men. It is the duty of the council to govern the band. The members of the council were: Emily Snell, President; Sandy Lavy, Vice-President; Brenda Perrine, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Etter, Senior Rep.; Marty Ruhl, Junior Rep.; Jennie Whitmer, Sophomore Rep.; Jane Sellman, Freshman Rep.; Gary Beaver, Drum Major; Charlotte Stonerock, Buc- canettes; Joyce Rhodes, Student Director; Mike O’Donnell and Jim Adams, Managers, and Carol Beatty and Barrie Van Kirk, Li- brarians. FRONT ROW; Barbara Etter, Marty Ruhl, Sandy Lavy, Emily Snell, Brenda Perrine, Jennie Whitmer, Charlotte Stonerock, Mr. Palmer. BACK ROW; Barrie VanKirk, Mike O’Donnell, Jane Sellman, Carol Beatty, Joyce Rhodes, Gary Beaver, Jim Adams. 1964 Marching Band Leaders MAJORETTES: Head Majorette - Connie Huffman, Brenda DRUM MAJOR - Gary Beaver Perrine, Nancy Brumbaugh, Jennie Whitmer. Buccanettes Left to Right: Kathy Lacy, Pam Burkett, Dee Shoffner, Barbara Shoffner, Pat Callahan, Cynthia Stump, Reva Dowler, Candy Miller, Beverly Stump, Debbie Carine, Mary Ann Benedict, Peggy Schmidlapp. Captain - Charlotte Stonerock, Vicki Pennington, Jane Thompson, Marilyn Adams . -� 4444 f n W - ROW 1: Jennie Whitmer, Connie Carroll, Linda Maier, Carol Beatty, Sue Spruance, Emily Snell, George Brown, Mike O'Donnell, Mike Devenport, Barrie BanKirk, David Frank, Elaine Stover, Karen Adams, Charlotte Stonerock, Joyce Rhoades, Mr. Palmer, Director. ROW 2: Lana Riffell, Marlene Rosengarten, Linda Finfrock, Kathee Lavy, Candy Miller, Dee Shoffner, Neil Ingle, Ralph Van Kirk, Dan Leistner, Leon Hollopeter, John Swallow, Paul Whitman, Judy Clack, Becky Apwisch, Kathy Wintringham, Sharon Brumbaugh, Connie McGraw, Joyce Sirch, Debbie Wilk. ROW 3: Marty Ruhl, Sue Robinett, Betty Scott, Pam Burkett, Melodie Davis, Linda Poling, Jayne Thompson, Jeanne Balmert, Vicky Wackier, Marie Robinson, Rita Batdorf, Beth Garst, Connie Huffman, Linda Sink, Jane Flora, Millie Badgley, Marcia Sarver, Marilyn Adams, Joan Apple, Linda Tobias. Chorus The chorus, under the direction of Mr. John Palmer, gave concerts for the different organizations in Covington. The chorus was in charge of the music for the Christmas program at the high school. Again this year, the chorus joined the band for the Spring Concert. A highlight of this concert was the solo America” sung by Marty Ruhl. This number was written and arranged by Conrad Clippinger. The chorus attended District Contest where they received a III or a good rating. 67 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Tom Bitner, Tim Colbert, Gene Brumbaugh, Gary Beaver, Bob Henson, Conrad Clippinger, Bill Weikert, Bill Leeper, Rick Francis, Jim Adams. FRONT ROW: Scott Bowman, Tom Frantz, Mike O'Don- nell, Bill Wilhelm. Civic Organizations Left to Right: Jean Homan, Rita Sink, Pam Wilson, Karen Thomas, Sue Rob- inett, Paula Cromer, Cathee Siler, Sharon Landis, Darla Clack, Pat Root, Reva Dowler, Chris Strait. 68 Homecoming Queen 1964-65 VICKI WOODS 70 From the left: Linda Sink escorted by Dave Alyea Connie Huffman escorted by Conrad Clippinger Jeanne Davis escorted by Dave Gallagher From the left: Peggy Deal escorted by Mike Devenport Marlene Rosengarten escorted by Jim Dapore Sue Yingst escorted by Mike Creager Sandy Lavy escorted by Allan Burns The smiling faces of these eight candidates radiate the expectations they felt toward the Homecoming festivities. Drum major, Gary Beaver, had the honor of crowning the queen. Vicki was escorted by Gene Brumbaugh. Vicki Woods shows the emotion she felt when named 1965 Homecoming Queen. Below are pictured the candidates and their escorts at the 1964-65 Homecoming game. 72 Many preparations precede the fes- tive occasion of Homecoming night. Many students were victims of the annual Homecoming quiet day. As a consequence, they were forced to wear M's on their fore- heads showing loyalty to Miami East, the opposing team. In Lasting Friendships Covington High School welcomed the alumni to the Homecoming celebration. Many signs were used in the campaigns of the candidates who were competing for the title of Homecoming Queen. 73 Disc jockey from WING was present to make the evening a success. The All-Club Formal The annual All-Club Formal was held on March 6 from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Jerry Kaye, from WING, was the disc jockey. All the clubs sponsored this annual occasion whole-heartedly. Everyone worked hard to make this year s dance a success. Storybook Land was the theme of the dance. Pictures of storybook characters added much to the enchantment of the evening. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mong and other teachers. Political Debate Left to Right: Linda Weikert, Conrad Clippinger, Dale Kenworthy, Barbara Etter, Sharon Bodkin, Bill Leeper, Nancy Brumbaugh, Elaine Stover, Jeannie Davis, Becky VanTilburg, Bill Weikert, Vicki Woods. Honor Society Inductees ROW 1, Left to right: Linda Weikert, Joyce Rhoades, Vicki Woods, Becky VanTilburg, Dale Kenworthy. ROW 2: Gene Brumbaugh, Nancy Brumbaugh, Barbara Etter, Brenda Perrine, Bill Kenworthy. ROW 3: Pat Oakes, Ronnie Franke, Bill Leeper, Jim Buchanan, Jane Schultz. Powder Puff Football Game CHEERLEADERS: Paul Penny; Mike Tower; Doug Minnich; Ted Peacock; Jim Buchanan; Tom Weer OFFICIALS: Mike Schaeffer; Ted Hartley; Tom Steele Pictured at left: ROW ONE: Sharon Landis; Cathy Gearhardt; Marty Ruhl; Kay Apwisch; Barbara Kiser; Sue Robinett; Barbara Smith; Sandy Etter; ROW TWO: Linda Poling; Emily Snell; Jeanette Sampson; Jeanne Davis; Brenda Perrine; Con- nie Homan; ROW THREE: Kent Thompson; Barbara Etter; Sherry Longdelpher; Linda Weikert; Connie Huffman; Pam Sweigart; John Flory Pictured at right: ROW ONE: Sharon Brumbaugh; Jennie Whit- mer; Peggy Schmidlapp; Connie Carroll; Debbie Carine; Connie Yingst; Vicki Hahn; ROW TWO: Marla Hill; Marilyn Adams; Shirley Huffman; Jo Davis; Melanie Finfrock; Vicki Pennington; Sherry Miller; Cathy Wil- son; Connie McGraw; ROW THREE: Mike Beireis; Rose Snapp; Judy Hill; Becky Apwisch; Linda Filbrun; Martha Bashore; Delora Shoff- ner; Kathy Lacy; Barbara Shoffner; John Hitchcock 1 I it I 76 An Evening in Oriental Gardens” The fathers of the Juniors served a delicious ham dinner. An entertaining program - Chinese style - was presented by some of the members of the Junior Class. Juniors and Seniors and their dates danced from 8:30 until 11:30 in Oriental Gardens. The music was furnished by the Dave Bryniak Quartet. During intermis- sions, Sandy Etter, John Reichman, and Jim Adams filled in. 78 Everyone enjoyed a fine night of dancing. Students enjoyed the refreshments at the Prom. After leaving Oriental Gardens, the night continued on. There was entertainment galore offered at the bowling alley. A band, The Raging Winds, provided music and song to dance by. Everyone had a wonderful time bowling, playing pool, and dancing. Breakfast was then served from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. This party was sponsored and chaperoned by the Junior Class Parents. 79 Co-Valedictorian Marsha Garst spoke on the Co-Valedictorian Barbara Etter spoke on topic For These Reasons. the topic No Man Stands Alone. The 1965 Graduating Class GRADUATION IS A LINK TO FUTURE SUCCESS C. S. Phillips, Superintendent, introduced L. A. Apwisch, Principal, told of the the program. achievements of the class and then presented the class. Mr. Paul Finfrock, President of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas. 81 PROGRAM Commencement was held at 8:00 p.m. on the evening of May 23. Miss Joyce Rhodes, a member of the Senior Class, played the organ prelude. The in- vocation and benediction were given by Rev. Glenn E. Swope. A girls' ensemble consisting of Barbara Etter, Connie Huffman, Brenda Perrine, Linda Sink, Pam Sweigart, and Emily Snell sang I May Never Pass This Way Again. A boys' ensemble consisting of Gene Brum- baugh, Conrad Clippinger, Timothy Col- bert, Rick Francis, Steve Frost, Dale Ken- worthy, Rick Lavy, Bill Leeper, and Bill Weikert sang Aura Lee. The graduates were presented with red rose buds, their class flower, as they left the stage. Conrad Clippinger, Senior Class President, Marlene Meyer was chosen as the Outstand- gave the history of the class in his talk, In ing Senior Girl. That Spirit. Gloria Minnich received the Outstanding Service Award. Ruth Johnston received the Honor Student Award. 82 84 JO DAVIS CONNIE CARROLL Good Sportsmanship Links Our School to Other Schools FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Monty Dysinger, Mike Tower, Mike Shaffer, Mike Beireis, Dale Kenworthy, Rick Lavy, Doug Minnich, Bob Rudy, Kent Thompson, Jim Montgomery, Tom Bitner. SECOND ROW: Steve Hudson, Mgr.; Larry Schmidlapp, Steve Folkerth, John Flory, Ted Hartley, Ted Peacock, Tom Steele, Gil Carroll, John Hitchcock, Terry Dysinger, Mgr. THIRD ROW: Ed Edimiller, Chuck Deal, Bill Leeper, Mike McMaken, Paul Penny, Norman Bashore, Doug Stengel, Tom Weer, Gary Brickey, Coach Don Garman. FOURTH ROW: Jim Stengel, Sam Woods, Paul Kenworthy, Chuck Winkle, Scott Thompson, Tim Feeser, Rick Id dings. Bill Weikert, Rick Francis, Joe Rudy, Head Coach, Tom Steele. 1964 Football Team Covington made its debut in the Mad River Valley League by gaining a tie for first place with Springfield Shawnee. The Buccs' season ended with a record of seven wins and two losses. SCORES Covington 0 Tipp City 24 Covington 42 Bradford 0 Covington 8 Springfield Shawnee 22 Covington 50 Tecumseh 12 Covington 26 Miami East 14 Covington 26 Northeastern 8 Covington 26 Graham 8 Covington 36 Northwestern 6 Covington 48 Greenon 12 Left to Right: Harold Deeter, Athletic Director; Tom Steele, Head Football Coach; Don Garman, Line Coach; Lee Morris, End Coach. Preceding each game, our boys huddle together in hopes that they will play the best game they know how. With determination, a Bucc gains more The Buccs may be shoved out on this yardage toward MRVL co-championship. play but not on the final score. 86 Kent Thompson gains more yardage over Vikings on the way to victory Buccs raise victory over Miami East Vikings. MRVL All-League Tom Weer John Flory Kent Thompson Mike Beireis Rick Lavy Left to Right: Scott Woods, Manager; Scott Thompson, Bob Homan, Paul Kenworthy, Chuck Winkle, Don Knapp, Tim Feeser, Ted Peters, Jim Stengel, Joe Rudy, Tom Steele, Coach. In front, Paul Whitman. Freshman Basketball The Freshman Basketball Team completed a very successful season under the guidance of their coach, Tom Steele. The Freshmen ended their season with a record of ten wins and four losses. SCORES Covington 41 Bethel 34 Covington 33 Greenville 41 Covington 36 Versailles 21 Covington 34 Greenvijle 37 Covington 46 Tipp City 40 Covington 42 Miami East 27 Covington 47 Graham 37 Covington 63 Bradford 45 Covington 28 Tipp City 52 Covington 43 Graham 33 Covington 29 Arcanum 30 Covington 32 Bethel 31 Covington 39 Bradford 23 Covington 46 Miami East 25 Freshman cheerleaders for this year were (clockwise): Jane Sellman, Linda Maier, Kathy Landis, and Jeanne Van Tilburgh. 88 Reserve Basketball Left to Right: Tom Bitner, Steve Folkerth, Jim Montgomery, Paul Penny, Bob Henson, Joel Miller, Tom Stahl, Ronnie Franke, Chuck Deal, Bob Rudy, Frank Smith. In front; Bill Kenworthy, Coach, Don Garman; Rich Minnich. The Reserve Basketball team finished this year's season with a record of 3-13. Although their record isn't very impressive, the boys gained valuable experience that will help them on next year's varsity. Covington SCORES 29 Bradford 34 Covington 34 Miami East 33 Covington 27 Tipp City 30 Covington 25 Bethel 42 Covington 25 Versailles 32 Covington 23 Newton 42 Covington 40 Tecumseh 46 Covington 51 Bradford 40 Covington 28 Miami East 51 Covington 30 Northeastern 42 Covington 40 Franklin Monroe 52 Covington 39 Graham 49 Covington 63 Northwestern 64 Covington 42 Greenon 56 Covington 33 Piqua 52 Covington 44 Springfiel Shawnee 40 Allen Chaney goes up for a rebound in the Northeastern game. 89 STANDING: John Flory, Bob Rudy, Dale Kenworthy, Steve Folkerth, Gary Beaver, Allen Cha- ney, Ted Peacock, Jim Buchanan, Mike McMaken, Wally Knapp, Coach Don Garman. SEATED: Larry Adams, Bill Kenworthy, Rick Minnich, Marion Rogers, Managers and Statisticians. This was a rebuilding year for the 1964-65 Buccaneer Basketball Team. Although their season was unsuccessful, the boys gave their all in tournament to beat Piqua Catholic. After the way the Buccs played in tournament, the fans of Covington have a lot to look for- ward to in next year’s team. SCORES Covington 37 Bradford 44 Covington 62 Miami East 68 Covington 45 Tipp City 66 Covington 56 Bethel 62 Covington 52 Versailles 67 Covington 61 Newton 66 Covington 61 Tecumseh 74 Covington 63 Bradford 55 Covington 52 Miami East 55 Covington 62 Northeastern 75 Covington 56 Franklin Monroe 83 Covington 67 Graham 77 Covington 47 Northwestern 62 Covington 65 Greenon 63 Covington 55 Piqua 92 Covington 47 Spfg. Shawnee 55 Covington 56 Piqua Catholic 54 Covington 54 Miami East 56 Varsity Basketball Kent Thompson was the 6th man on the se- lections for MRVL All-League in Basketball. A Northeastern player blocks Kent's attempt to score on this play. Kent caught the defense oft-guard with this shot. Everyone is poised ready for the rebound to come their way. In trying to score, Mike was fouled in the act of shooting. Track — ’65 The 1965 Track ream completed a very successful season this year. The Buccs won the Covington Invitational over the other 11 schools participating. The most outstanding star of the track team was Bill Leeper, a senior. Bill participated in the mile run and 880 yd. run in the track meets. Bill was undefeated in the mile run in regular sea- son. Bill broke the 880 yd. record for Covington at the MRVL meet at Springfield. He already held the mile record at Coving- ton. Bill became the top mile runner in the district when he won first place at District Track Meet on May 15. At this meet, he also placed 3rd in the 880 yd. run. Two other boys placed in the district this year. Ted Peacock tied for third in the pole vault and Steve Folkerth received 5th in the shot put. BILL LEEPER ROW 1: Bill Leeper, Jim Montgomery, Tom Steele, Chuck Deal, Mike McMaken, Kent Thompson, Ted Peacock, Jim Buchanan. John Flory. ROW 2; Mr. Garman, Coach; Gary Rif- fell, Bob Rudy, Leon Hollopeter, Jim Stengle, David Frank, Rick Iddings, Frank Smith, Gene Brumbaugh, Scott Woods and Terry Dysinger, Managers. ROW 3: David Boggs, Allen Burns. Gary Beaver, Bill Robinson, Paul Penny, Mike Tower, Bob Henson, Steve Folkerth. 92 Mike McMaken and Gary Beaver clear the hurdles in a practice run. Bill Robinson throws the shot in practice for the Invitational. Ted Peacock gained a tie for 3rd place in the pole vault at District. Members of Cross Country were: Jim Buchanan, Bob Henson, Don Knapp, Paul Penny, Jim Rosengarten, David Frank, Mark Tobias, Bill Weikert, and Bill Leeper, 1st place finisher in the Cross Country meets. SEATED: Mike Tower, Paul Whitman, Paul Penny, Doug Minnich, Steve Hudson, Tim Feeser, Chuck Deal, Mike Shaffer, Kent Thompson. STANDING: Chuck Winkle, Manager; Ted Hart- ley, Stan Galley, Vernon Burkett, Ted Peacock, Tom Weer, Gerald Flora, Mr. Steele, Coach. Basebal Errors were the biggest factor in the outcome of the games this year. They ended the year with a record of 2-12 on the season and 0-1 for tournament. 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WORCH Why leave the grave unmarked of someone you love Call or see JOE W. KELLY Lumber Company, Inc. 8 Duerr Drive Phone 526-4501 or 526-4511 West Milton, Ohio Phone: 698-4914 Versailles, Ohio HAROLD'S BAR WEAVER BROS. INC. 308 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio Quality Controlled Eggs 60 0 Beer - Wine - Liquor F ood Most Reliable Year Around Market Your Neighborhood Bar Hours 8 a. m. - 1 a. m. Phone 526-3331 Versailles Except Sundays Congratulations to the Class of 1965 THE CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK COVINGTON AND PLEASANT HILL Sixty-Five Years Continuous Banking Service, Featuring Savings and Complete Banking Service Best Wishes Class of 1965 NOLL’S INSURANCE SERVICE Pleasant Hill OR 6-3761 HASTY-TASTY DRIVE-IN Air-Conditioned Tasty Burger Hasty Chick Greenville Ohio S S ECONOMY For All Your Music Needs MEATS i , Custom Butchering and Processing PIQUA . OHIO Wholesale and Retail Phone 448-2812 114 W. Ash Piqua, Ohio SHANELY REXALL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Department Hallmark Cards - Unique Gifts Pangburn Chocolates Quality Merchandise Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-4311 BOB ETTER’S ICE CREAM LANGSTON REALTY INSURANCE Homes, Farms, Business, Investment to Buy, Sell, or Trade LILLIAN LANGSTON - Realtor W. E. LANGSTON GR 3-5562 2 E. Spring Street DARRELL FRANCIS AND BOB TUCKER Barbers THE ATLAS Welcome You at the UNDERWEAR CO. TUCKER BARBER SHOP Township Building Appointments Available Manufacturer of Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday - Friday Quality Knit Goods Since Walk-in Saturday Hours 8:00 A. M. 6:30 P. M. 1899 THE COLONIAL RESTAURANT Allen Home Cooked Meals V A J 107 N. High St. Covington, Ohio RUTH E. and RALPH E. Products KEIHL SPORTSMAN SPORTING GOODS STORE 505 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio Where sporting goods is a business, not a sideline WHITMER REPAIR SHOP Welding Engine Repair All Kinds All Kinds Sales - Service - Sharpening Truck and Trailer Repairs Phone Walnut GR 3-3511 Covington, Ohio CRAWFORD APPLIANCES Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service Plumbing and Heating Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-3431 MOBIL BROADWAY EBBERT’S SERVICE FIELD SEEDS Broadway and High Covington Quality Field Seeds Ohio Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2521 1 Mobil SCHMIDLAPP STREIB EQUIPMENT CO. PLUMBING (J-0 JOHN Dimi I Covington, Ohio KINNEY’S Badger Feeding Equipment MEN’S SHOP Parts and Hardware Always the new things first Covington Covington, Ohio 1914 - 1965 COATE BURIAL WARD JONES, INC. VAULT SERVICE Chevrolet Sales and Service Phone 947-2481 Coate Septic Tanks West Milton, Ohio Monuments WISE’S GRAVEL CRUSHED GRAVEL Phone West Milton 689-4181 West Hayes Fill Dirt - Pit Run Fill Gravel West Milton, Ohio GR 3-4667 Covington, Ohio Oh, Hutcha Ring-A-Ding-Ding Hubba- Hubba Rootie- Toot- T oot for the Institute and All That Jive for the Class of 65 Congratulations From BRAD’S BARBER SHOP 18 N. High St. Covington DRAKE’S SERVICE STATION 336 S. Main St. Piqua, Ohio Phone PR 5-2172 Authorized Crafted Service Crafted Retreaded Tires BECKERT BROTHERS Phone 773-0841 Ready-Mix Concrete Coal - Brick Awnings - Tile Concrete Roofing Blocks Siding Prompt, Efficient, on-time Deliveries Building Materials and Specialties 401 Young St. at Roosevelt Piqua, Ohio Save With Safety Prescriptions CROSBY THE DRUGMAN Piqua, Ohio GRILLIOT’S FOODUNER INC. 863 E. Main St. Versailles, Ohio WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO. MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS 400 Hazel Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-1361 LAMB’S THE 5 10 SHERER-BELL CO. 10 North High Street Your Chevrolet Corvair Covington, Ohio Oldsmobile and Cadillac Dealer For All Your Sales and Service Miscellaneous Needs Piqua, Ohio Phone PR 3-6463 Most of the Young Couples in the Miami Valley Buy Their Furniture Rugs Appliances SELLMAN in Covington Because selections are larger SELLMAN'S Guarantee Everything And best of all PRICES ARE LOWER ELECTRIC SHAVER REPAIR Fast Service on Most Shavers Free Estimates FRITZ E. MARTIN Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4101 412 Broadway Greenville Phone 548-3144 PLEASANT HILL FARMERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION Phone OR 6-3161 Pleasant Hill, Ohio PATTY GENERAL IMPLEMENT FILMS COMPANY INC. Oliver Farm Machinery RCA and Maytag Appliances Fabrications in Packaging Sales and Service Pleasant Hill, Ohio Covington, Ohio Phone ORegon 6-2451 GRanite 3-1141 Everything for the Home THE TROY KENNY’S DRUGS ROWLAND’S West Milton FURNITURE CO. Phone 698-4389 Phone FE 9-3456 Open Evenings 515 Michigan Ave. and All Days Thursdays Troy, Ohio THE SHRINE BARCLAY’S MEMORIAL MARKERS A New Door to Fashion for Men and Boys Monuments Markers Mausoleums EDWIN-F. NICKOL, INC. Piqua 318 N. Main Versailles Phone 526-7171 B B RESTAURANT 11 North High Street Covington, Ohio FORREST V. MILLER AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Local Independent Agent 9 N. High St. Phone GR 3-0171 Covington ZIMMERMAN’S JEWELERS OFFICE SERVICES INC. Formerly MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. M. CARNEHAM, Owner Diamonds - Watches Gifts National Bridal Service 320 West Main Piqua, Ohio 777-6937 Everything for the Office New Location 120 West Ash Street Piqua, Ohio G. C. MURPHY CO. Piqua s Complete Variety Store Piqua, Ohio Compliments of MAIER’S I.G.A. MARKET Covington, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS MR. AND MRS. ROGER C. O’DONNELL KEY CLUB OF COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Sponsored by KIWANIS CLUB OF COVINGTON, OHIO MICHAEL S. O'DONNELL - Lieutenant Governor Congratulations to the Class of 1965 - A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND - MIAMI TROST’S SINCLAIR SERVICE COUNTY DAIRY Tires - Batteries - Accessories Quality Control Dairy Products Phone OR 6-3201 Pleasant Hill, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1965 STALEY-ZIMMERMAN INSURANCE CO. s 318 West High Street Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-2484 Mc-CLURG’S INC. Office Supply and Equipment 521 S. Broadway Phone LI 8-372 5 Greenville, Ohio Stores at: Union City and Winchester, Ind. Stationery -.Bibles - Books - Gifts School Supplies - Hallmark Cards Adding Machines - Office Supplies and Furniture AYER’S PASTRY SHOP Quality Pastries Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes Covington, Ohio Congratulations From Congratulations to the Class of 1965 WILSON’S Family Department Store 30-32 N. High St. Covington, Ohio BEENER’S SUPER MARKET Corner of Richeson and Broadway Covington GOLD CROWN BOWLING LANES East Broadway Rt. 36 SMITTY’S BARBER SHOP Tiara Cocktail Lounge and Restaurant Buimwlck rvi Congratulations to the m Billiards Class of 1965 “BILL ENOS” HOME DRY CLEANERS AND HARRY SKENES SELF-SERVICE COIN-OP 10 Easy Washers 4 Easy Dryers Pleasant Hill, Ohio Open 24 Hours a Day Plumbing - Heating Appliances 312 Wall Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2261 DR. WM. R. BARNHART D.D.S. BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK R. R. 1 S. Rt. 48 South Covington, Ohio Jyoure money jggy AheadJ FOURMAN’S Men’s and Boys1 Wear Complete Banking Service Corner 3rd and Broadway 548-2910 Greenville, Ohio Phone 448-2114 JERRY WILSON THE BEN KERNS MODERN WOODCRAFTS WHOLESALE CO. First in Quality - Fairest in Price 650 Main Street Pleasant Hill, Ohio Pi qua, Ohio Phone PR 3-6797 Phone OR 6-2851 RAYNR ELECTRIC SHOP Complete Line of Candies School Supplies Drug Sundries Electrical Contracting Appliances and Fixtures 118 Ash St. Piqua, Ohio WEST OHIO TELEPHONE CO. S. S. KRESGE CO. Covington, Ohio GR 3-2141 Piqua, Ohio The variety store with the luncheonette. 11 WAYNE’S BARBER SHOP SOUTH END BAR Two Barbers WAYNE and JERRY Corner of South and McKinley St. 137 S. High St. Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-8591 COVINGTON POST OFFICE Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER HAROLD WEIKERT Postmaster for Complete Coverage of the Covington School District 200 S. High St. GR 3-4541 For-A-Real- Treat Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 FRISCH’S BIG BOY DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SHOP 211 Ash St. Piqua, Ohio Covington, Ohio GR 3-2071 THE SMART SHOP JOHNSON'S SHOE Pi qua - Greenville REPAIR Newest in Youthful Fashions PINK LADY Dresses Women's Sportswear Coats Wear Accessories BEAUTY SALON Phone OR 6-3595 Your Patronage Is Always Appreciated Pleasant Hill SARGENT BROS. ALSWELL EXCHANGE, INC. Purina Auto Wrecking and Scrap Buyers Feeds, Grains, Seeds, Fertilizer Salts, Coal, and Grinding Phone 448-2721 Harrison Avenue Bradford, Ohio Bradford, Ohio EARL SHULTZ, Manager DICK’S SINCLAIR BONFIGLIO SERVICE PHARMACY Corner of Spring and High Sts. Greenville New Madison Phone GR 3-4001 Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty Brake Work and iune-up NATIONWIDE INS. Good Food at the Complete Protection COZY INN Auto - Fire - Life MR. AND MRS. HARRY SARGENT NED WACKLER GR 3-.1201 Phone 448-2623 123 N. 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