Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1967 volume:

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We would all agree that this element of joy is achieved through togetherness and that our associ- ation with fellow students has brought moments of happiness to each of us. The staff realizes that everybody has a different idea of happiness, and it is for this reason that we have tried to include a variety of incidents and events in the 1967 yearbook. It is our desire that as you leaf through these pages, you will recall many happy moments. LOIS ROGERS Editor ff ' gf f ' qv-' Y ni H . 'f , Y I , x, W A - I. s Q 24 f -1 7 V ' U' E0 Q? 7 ' ' V' q'Ilr T ' 07' It Qt G 1- ' Avvl? 'mnfah ' ' ' Zbvf j x'5,o 5,1 A A ,, , 1- 4 -. K , gf H 5 Wwf -7 :UW 'fn w ' Q 'f 4 M A w k! 1' f A H mv, I ' . ' 4 'M 5 rf ff 4, 4,1 X ,7 f , U ' ' W- Sf iff' - fi '71 9 K 0 J' ' --L22 5 Inq: M Q3g3'f iUn?,,-11 , W! JIM-' 4 A A , f. .., .-.Azz .1 J --, Nf f., , . 1 f -. q - ?,- D I ,5q1bf.U,.Sx ' L ' X , - - , '15 5. ,k lg fr 1 -A, l,.,.af X ,HW in l. ,f 4 4, xi -ff -:A ,, X A ll I , :Zi QU. :,. ,N jul. 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'IE 5 7 7' :Ji - 555 55 umors .... ...31 '2 552 tif 21 ii 11341 2212 ! -5g4.'f-L- Sophomores .... .. 39 ' 1-:, .fbT+?:-,eff 1 f 2 F1'CShII1CI1... .. 47 ,f' E M? .-T-.?:EQ:-. f ai 512 :-li 'r ' ' ' 523 ACKIVIKICS .... ?i5fg 1 ff rgamzatlons .... 79 2 3.-.' f5i?3? ':?f'f-f Q Og V A . f- 0- ,, A:--i-'-79 4, 4 : ' 1272 'VE - 2- fu ' -f X- f I CUCS . 7 '1E4, f'7 ' ' ' ' ' 1 - za ff fam- - 5 - f,fQf lf Q f ill' .4 KV H7 35 19 M . 7 71 - 1' Vert1sc-ments... 7 l In Memory of . RALPH E ALLMANN A great loss was felt by all at Covington High School on Friday, October 7, 1966. Ralph E, Allmann passed away at Dettmer Hospital. A Mr. Allmann began teaching at Covington High School in 1955. Not only did he teach his students bookkeeping, shorthand, economics, and business law: but he also aided the entire student body as adviser of the student council. He served as dean of boys and adviser to the yearbook staff for many years. Those who knew him realized the loss that was placed on the students of Covington High School. He was a great educator--dedicated to the teaching profession. In acknowledgement of his many contributions to Covington High School and the community, we wish to remember Ralph E. Allmann in the 1967 Buccaneer. t t t L - 2,5 19' Spy ...p 1 J: . ff' V, ,fy V, 7lT,,,: , nw-...,, K l F Q' 1 I ', x- ,, an 'sw mf , - 1' . Qf' . f - - .. f 91 f'f-.-1.-sw . fi,-f1Lg5?Q'f'fir-H-g:5 li Q e , xp . -J .Y 4 j,p,.fg1 2 Y f'?'fs,f ' ., ' Messa cs iii? 4' lla -as -arf :JH rf' 'ff' p g The past year has been an ex- Vlffgis citing one. The activities described ,1ii1'.'x NYY in the 1967 Buccaneer b no means wif: -i- Y 1' gig- encom ass all thetasks, the roblems, ff' s P P W ..- the concerns, the satisfactions which 'iff crowded the busy school calendar-- nor does it attempt to do so. , 1553: 5 K,-'A . . . . jug aa' It is a review of the hrghlights ff for your pleasure and embellishment 'TQ' . '4 . !.,' 1. Af --a treasury to recall those fleeting .gf -f I I 'a 5 school years in which your future was 'f his ' 2 I if ' s ' Q cast. - .':,i1, -A fi ' M ing. We owe a debt of gratitude to all '. who worked to make this publication : 1- ossrbie ' W2 ' P ' -St wt' 'lf 1 lp K C. S, PHILLIPS 574,-rt , ,. ,flu f , gy Superintendent 31-,ff 5 . m 'lf' -Q 1 'I t .If ' 3-FT H ,an 'ai 1' 2:7 ai' , 3335? ' ' ' 's 4 i' ' -fr-w?sf?T' r rd nf -. U -1 gn' , r ,mf ' ' - Th., . ' .5 ' Z l ' i I , Don't let the best you have ' 1 Y. ,, 5 ever done be the standard for 1 . . 5, the rest of your life. Success Q ' . in life and work is not so much ' 1' 5 . TALENT as OICCONCENTRATION , 0 ff 5 and PERSEVERANCE. ' L, 4 Best wishes to the graduating V F class. May your fondest dreams 1 .4 - ' come true. 3 I r ' w , L, A, Apwrscn 1: , , W ' Principal i Q o -'1 . N V 9 'D 6. 9 5 3. ,n:-rS- I' 4 , , -- - .' 1..'LmQ-al ..-Qi.. .-J. Q. K. Nm.. ,X ,XX :Gm I S QQ YD 5+ ik- MQ X5 Jax-.ffx 'fitfx TN' 4' if0FC'4'g4,0 641' 4 K 406, 45?-I Po L O41 rg ,W Q. 5 MINIS TRATIO L. A. Apwisch is completing his fifteenth year as principal and twentieth year in the Co- vington School District. He received his B. S. and Masters degrees from Miami University and has done ad- ditional work at St. Mary's College in Oakland, Califor- nia and at the University of Cincinnati. He served three years in the Navy as a pilot and flight instructor. Mr. Apwisch likes his job very much and considers it an enjoyable, educational experi ence. 'A 1 ll fr rincipal Mrs. Miriam Sweigart has served as the faithful secretary to the principal for ten years. As an alumnae of Covington High School, Mrs. Sweigart claims to like her job because of the hours and her personal contacts with the students. Superintendent Mrs. Mary Hayes, an alumnae of Plea- sant Hill High School, enjoys her job as secretary to the superintendent. ,Before this, she served as Village Clerk. Mrs. Hayes believes that some ofthe best people in the world are involved in the field of education. C. S. Phillips has spent a total of 33 years in the field of education, the last seven years as superintendent in the Covington School District. He received his B. S. degree from Ball State, Masters degree at Miami University, and has done other graduate work at Ohio State. Mr. Phillips considers Covington a mar- velous town and his job a challenge. MR. RAYMOND GA RST Board Members MR. PA UL FRINFROCK, President MR. FRANK MILLER, JR. MR. LOWELL YINGST MR. ROBERT RUDY Te?c1fm'sR0uB00k ,vw alkyl' , . V X K' . fl Q f 5 5 if 'Q if Q ' A - -I 5. gig. 5 iii, I J Q ii +- I2 . , . gl ng. N L MRS. ANITA BROWN 1. Librarian 2. English 9 MR. JOHN CULBERTSON 1. Biology 2. B. S. C. S. 3. General Science MR. DONALD FENDER 1. American History 2. ,World History MRS. LEONA FULKS 1. Bookkeeping 2. Typing l 3. Shorthand II MRS. MARY HURD 1. Clerical Practice 2. Business Law 3. Business Economics 4. Shorthand I 5. Typing II MISS BETH IAMS 1. English 9 2. English 10 3. English 11 iv EHAVIOR MPM! P K ff MR. HAROLD DEETER 1. Plane Geometry 2. Advanced Algebra 3. Algebra I 4. Solid Geometry 5. Trigonometry MRS. DONNA DEWEY 1. Health 2. Physical Education MR. DONALD GARMAN 1. Civics 2. Driver's Education 3. Health 4. Physical Education MISS HELEN HOLFINGER 1. English 11 2. English 12 MR. JOHN PALMER 1. Band 2. Chorus MR. EDGAR PENDLETON 1. Physics 2. General Math 3. General Science 4. Chemistry MISS MARGARET ROTHERMEL 1. Home Economics MR. DWANE RUNYAN 1. Vocational Agriculture MRS. IUDITH SNYDER 1. Typing I, II 2. Business Law 3. Business Economics 4. General Business 5. Business Machines MRS. EUNICE STADLER 1. Guidance Counselor MR. THOMAS STEELE 1. Industrial Arts 2. Mechanical Drawing MISS DORIS TROST 1. Speech 2. French I, II, III 3. Dean of Girls 3 l'lIlIl.1?i prunu B saemsn sm-nsmr .9 gm lil Custodians .i ...,a-....M, .' sw, .,,,, ,Jaw ,, Wflia.. , H .Q,...,,....,,.,a Often times the students at Covington High School tend to forget there are such things as custodians. The custodians must do the dirty work after the students leave and after they have carelessly 9 iff IWWW F. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Carl Locker, Mr. Wilfred Rench, Mr. J. L. O'Roark f I littered the floor and left the seats in a mess. We would like to take this time to sincerely thank the custodians for their efforts. W4 6 ' I ' Q. Q e 2 Q - 0 O 'HS G I5 Cooks '19 L,, Mr. William Flick he 1 Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Betty Deeter Louise O'Roark Eileen Helrnan Ruth Pearson Lester Warner Betty Franke Alice McMaken Gertrude Wilk Mr. Robert Shellabarger. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Charles Reiber, Mr. Tom Fenner, Mr Clyde Shafer, Mr. Charles Boyer, Mr. Clarence Millhouse, ?1'Wb-wvyfl -41 Qi.,- ' ,F 3, . . KAREN ADAMS Junior Class Play5 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1,2, 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN ADAMS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Buccan- ettes 1, 2, 3, 45 Asst. co- capt 2, Co-capt. 3, Capt. 45 Chorus 2, 35 Sec, -Treas. 35 Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 45 Block-C 45 Speech Class Plays 45 Home- coming Candidate. REBECCA A PWISCH Class Plays 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Sec. 25 Vice Pres. 35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 March- ing Band 1,2, 3,45 Cho- rus 25 Powder Puff Foot- ball 2, 3, 45 Speech Class Plays 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sec. 4. I8 .ef so sts ji LARRY ADAMS Senior Class P1ay5 F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Asst. Treas. 25 Pres. 35 Hi- Y 3, 45 Key Club 3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 Speech Class Play 3, 4. JOAN APPLE Student Council 1, 2, 3,45 Treas. 15 Sec. 3, 45 Junior Class Play5 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Block-C 45 Music Awards. ALICE BA GWELL Class Plays 3, 45 Speech Class Plays 3,45 Chor- us 15 Block-C 4. MARTHA BA SHORE Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Junior Class Play Crew, Senior Class Play Crew, Block-C 4. CA ROL BEA TTY Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Student Con- ductor 4g G. A. A. 1, 2,33 F.T.A. 2,3 Historian 4g National Honor Society 45 Girls' Buckeye State 3g Band Council 2, 3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, Assistant Chap. 3, Chap. 4, Junior Class Play Cast, Senior Class Play Cast. EDWARD BROWN ff V-,, RJTA BATDORF Junior Class Play Cast, Yearbook Staff 3, Chorus 1, 2, 39 Office Girl 4, Block-C 4. THOMAS BITNER Class President 24 Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Junior Class Play Cast, Senior Class Play Castg Football 2, 3, Statistician 43 Basket- ball 1,2g Student Man ager lg Key Club 2, 3, 45 I-Ii-Y Chap. 3,4g Homecoming Escort 4. SHARON BRUMBA UGH Class Secretary 3, Cheerleader 1, 3: Jun- ior Class Play Cast, Senior Class Play casr, Tri-Hr-Y 2, Ass't Vice Pres. 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3g Chorus 2g G.A. A. 2: Speech Play Director 4, News paper Staff 4. ..l.. PAMELA BURKETT Chorus 1, 2g F. H. A. 1. PA TRICIA CA LLAHAN Chorus lg Buccanettes 2: CON STA NCE CARROLL Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 3, PICS- 4: G. A. A. l,2, Treasurer 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g National Hon- or Society 45 Home- coming Queen 4. 20 JANET BURNS Tri-Hi-Y 4g Block-C 4g Newspaper Staff Layout Editor 3, Lay- out Editor 4g Betty Crocker Award 4. DEBORAH CA RINE Tri-H1-Y 2,3,4g cho- rus 1,3g Buccanettes 1 2,3, Co-Capt. 4. LEE CA SEY MA RUO COPELA ND Junior Class Play Crew, Speech Class Plays 3g Block-C 4, Office girl 3, Yearbook staff 2, 3, Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. KAREN DIVENS Newspaper staff 3g Jun- ior Class Play Crew TERRY DYSINGER Senior Class Play Crewg Athletics Student Man- ager 1,2, 3,43 F. F, A, 2, 3,43 Varsity C 3, 4, Key Club 4. 'W 'b ..,...-ffl' wang 123 fkuw . 'jr JO ANNE DA VIS Class Vice Pres. 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 2, 3, Tri-Hi- Y2, Asst. Sec. 3, Sec. 4, Chorus lg Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4g Speech Class Plays 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4g Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. LOIS DOWLER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, F. T. A. 2, 3,4g Chorus 3, Junior Class Play Crew, Senior Class Play Crew. LARRY EARICK F.F,A. 1,2,3, treas. 45 Band 1, 2, 3,4. 2I FAITH FEE SER Marching band 1, 2, 3g F. H. A. 2. MELANIE FINFROCK Junior Class Play Crew 3, Senior Class Play Cast 4, G. A. A, 1,2, 3, President 49 Band 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. N IQ r I , I L RX. WANDA FISHER Junior Class Play 3g Senior Class Play 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Quill and Scroll 3,43 Chorus 1, Newspaper Staff Assist. Editor 3, Editor 4, National Honor Society 49 Stu- dent Librarian 3, 4g 22 If EJ' LINDA FILBURN Class Treasurer 45 Junior Class Play Crew Senior Class Play Crewg Scholarship Team 2, 3, F. T, A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Librar- ian 2, 3, 4, Block-C 43 National Honor Soci- ety 4g F.T.A, 2, Hist. 3, Sec. -Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. LINDA FISHER Junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 4g Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 45 Cho- rus 1,3g Yearbook Staff 3g Newspaper Staff 4g Student Lib- rarian 3, 4. DAVID FRANK Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Key Club 3, Chaplain 49 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Team 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2, V. President 3, President 43 Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, 4g Nation- al Honor Society 3, Pres. 4g Band 1,2,3, 43 Newspaper Staff 3, Feature Edit. 45 Area Hi-Y Council Vice Pres. 3. BETH GA RST Class Sec. 1,2,4g Class Treas. 3, Class Play 3, 4, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3,4g F, T,A, 2, Vice Pres. 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g News- paper Staff 4g Year- book Staff 45 Block-C 4, National Honor So- ciety 3, Treas. 4, Quill and Scroll 4. VICKI HAHN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3,43 Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Usher. ROBERT HEN SON Class President 1, 43 Class Vice Pres. 39 Basketball 1, 2g Track 1, 2, Cross Country 25 Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club 1g Key Club 2, Secretary 3, PICS. 45 Hi-Y 2,3g Area Hi-Y Council Pres. 35 Scholarship team 3. JAMES GILLETTE Basketball 1. KA REN HA RTLEY Cheerleader lg Class Play 3,4g G. A. A. 2g Newspaper Staff 2, Yearbook Staff 2, 3g Chorus 1,2g Home Ec. Style Show 2, Block-C 4. I UDITH HILL Scholarship team 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Pres. 4g Science Club 3, 43 Newspaper Staff 4, Block-C 4g National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 4g Class Play 3, 4. MA RLA HILL Scholarship team 1, 2, 39 Band awards 1, 2, 3, 4g F. T.A. 2,3, Pres. 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g National Honor Society 4g Block-C 4g Junior Class Play Crewg Speech Class Playg Girls' State 3g Prince of Peace winner 2. SHIRLEY I-IUFFMAN Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Crewg Speech Class Play Crew 4g G. A, A. 1, 2, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Band Awardsg March- ing Band 1,3g Powder Puff Football 2,4. KATHERINE LACY Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Crewg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Cho- rus 1g Buccanettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff Football 2, 35 News- paper staff 3. 24 is JEANNE HOLMAN Senior Class Play Crewg Scholarship teamg F. N. A, 2, 35 Block-C 49 Buccan- ettes 1. CHRISTINE KI SNER LORA LAMBROFF Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Play Crew, Senior Class Play Crewg Speech Class Play 35 Powder Pu ff Football 3. A LORA LIVINGSTON Jr. Class Play Crewg Sr. Class Play Crewg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Block-C 4. MICHAEL MCMA KEN Class Vice-Pres. lg Student Council 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Playg Scholarship Team lg Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, Student Manager lg Science Club 1, Treas. 25 Hi-Y 2, 3g Key Club 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 45 Varsity-C 3, 4: JOEL MILLER Sr. Class Play, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Student Manager 1, 3: Hi-Y 2, 33 Key Club 3, 4. V7 vw CONNIE MCGRAW Sr. Class Play, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Block-C 45 Chorus 1, 25 Year- book Staff, Business Manager 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Ir. Class Play Crewg Hon- or Society 4. CANDI SE MILLER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Block-C 45 Buccan- ettes 1,2, Asst. Co- capt. 3,45 Chorus 1, 2' Powder Puff 45 Jr. Class Play Crew, Sr. Class Play Crew. 1 SH ERRY MILLER Ir. Play Crewg Sr. Play Crew, G. A, A. lg Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3g Powder Puff 2, 3. 25 TED PEA COCK Junior Class Play Crew, Senior Class Play, Foot- ball 1,2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2g Varsity C 2, 3, 4. HELEN PENNY GA RY RIF FE LL Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Track 2g I-Ii-Y 1,2, 3, Key Club 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4. 26 VICKI PENNINGTON Junior Class Play Crew Senior Class Play, Speech Class Play 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: G, A. A. 3, Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4g Buccanettes 1, 2nd asst. 2, lst asst. 3, Co-capt. 4, Chorus 1: Yearbook staff 25 Pow- der Puff Football 2, 3g Miami Hi-Y Council Chaplain 3g Office girl 3. PAUL PENNY Senior Class Play, Football 2, 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity C 1, 2, 3,4g Key Club 2, 3, 4. LOI S ROGE RS Junior Class Play, Sen- ior Class Play Crew, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4, Office girl 2, 3, 4, F. T.A. 1,2,3,4g National Honor Soci- ety 3,4g Quill and Scroll 3,45 Yearbook Editor 3,4g Block-C 45 Valedictorian 4. JA MES ROSENGA RTEN Junior Class Play Crew, Track 2. MA RGA RET SCHMIDLA PP Junior Class Play Crew, Senior Class Play Crewg Science Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Buccan- ettes 2, 3, 4. BA RBA RA SHOFFNER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Buc- canettes 1,2,3 Pow- der Puff Football 25 Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Crew. QF rj, 1-'TT' ww ROBERT RUDY Class Pres. 39 Vice Pres. 4g Junior Class Playg Senior Class Playg Football 1, 2,3, 4g Basketball 2, 3,43 Track 1, 2, 39 Hi-Y Vice Pres. and Pres. 35 Varsity C, Vice Pres. 4g Key Club 4. ROBERT SCHMIDT DELORA SHOFFNER Senior Class Play Crew Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Buc- canettes 1, 2g Chorus 2g Powder Puff Foot- ball 2, 3, 4. STEVEN SMITH Junior Class Play Crewg Speech Class Play 3. LINDA TOBIAS Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Playg Speech Class Plays 3, 4g Powder Puff Foot- ball 2, 3, 4g Yearbook staff 3g Chorus 2, 3,45 Buccanettes 2g Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3,4. MICHAEL TOWER Student Council 43 Junior Class Playg Sen- ior Class Playg Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1,2g Track 1,2, 3, Baseball 1, 2,4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Varsity C 2, 3,4g Key Club 3, President 4. 28 ROSE SNA PP Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Crewg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Newspaper staff 3. MA RK TOBIA S Junior Class Play, Sen- ior Class Playg Basket- ball lg Track 3g Cross Country 2g Hi-Y 3, 4g Speech Class Plays 3. RITA VOGLER Junior Class Play Crewg Senior Class Play Crew THOMAS WEER Sr. Class Playg Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2g Baseball lg Hi-Y 23 Varsity C 2, 3,4. CATHY WILSON ,gl 1 Student Council 4g Sr. Class Playg G. A. A. lg Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 49 Cho- rus lg Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Office Girl 3g Home- coming Candidate. IUDITH WOLFORD Sr. Class Play Crewg Chorus 4. JENNIE WHITMER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Ma- jorette 1,2g Chorus 2g Yearbook Staff lg Jr. Class Play Crewg Sr. Class Play Crewg Style Show 2. JOHN WILSON Sr. Class Playg I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 49 Key Club 3, 4g Chorus lg Ir. Class Play Crewg Speech Plays 4. CONNIE YINGST Chorus lg Ir. Class Playg Sr. Class Playg F. H. A. 1gTri-Hi-Y 2, 3,45 Student Librar ian l,2,3g Yearbook Staff 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 3. Class fficers TOP TO BOTTOM: Bob Henson, President Bob Rudy, Vice President Beth Garst, Secretary Linda Filbrun, Treasurer Let me alone! B O f A, ..r. ' Did you say these girls were seniors? The Sour Notes? JUNIQRS Shirley Badgley Frank Bashore Van Batdorf Mary Io Beeman Gary Brickey George Brown Judith Bubeck Steven Chaney Judith Clack Charles Deal Bruce Dysinger Edward Eidemiller 41 ', np, sf' 51 ' I t PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 4 No Photo AVAILABLE ,--Q 'T' No Photo AVAILABLE fx. 1 I. Timothy Feeser Linda Finfrock Gerald Flora Martha Flora Jerry Forsythe Jerry French Stanley Galley Herbert Gragg Christa Grise Brenda Harden Russell Heintz John Hess brook 33 Leon Hollopeter Robert Homan Steven Hudson Rick Iddings Neil Ingle Paul Kenworthy Scott Klepinger Kathie Landis Daniel Leistner Linda Maier Daniel Manson Bradley Martin Ns f I' too Q qc PHOTO No? Available YD' ,V .QQ 'IN- ,Qu Deborah Maurer Marilyn Meyer Linda Miller Melissia Mullennix Susan Myers Patricia Peacock Doyle Penny Katherine Penny Ted Peters Lesley Porter Sherry Rice Bill Robinson William Robinson Joe Rudy Marcia Sarver Deborah Schilling Sharon Schmidt Jane Sellman Floyd Shumaker Leon Sink Joyce Sirch Jim Stengel Connie Stephen Linda Stevenson 'YW TOO BUSY ..',,g: nl 2 'J X S QP S plc J 1 PHOTO Noi Available .f 'T M-aim MQ Z, 9 . K I, ' i new 'wif , g X ! j, 'fr f fi ,J '? 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N .. ff 'P' ,l,r 1 1 W fi W1 PHOTO Noi Availab A QV' .Si I ' 'R 4' Q 3 iw i, .un Rial' - 15 . ., -. -.,, e..L..::,.. f.,kk ,, ,M I , 9028141 la '- ':.:: ...,, U. ,.., X U -if! 7955- 'sw 421 G' Y 1 1 R ,, . x N ,ii ' 3 ,lg-as W 4 , , 'X J ' W 1 ,J LaDonna Filbrun Edith Fine Marilyn Fisher Eric Frantz Diana Ganger Virginia Garst Vivian Garst Jeffrey Greive James Hague Carolyn Hale Melody Harshbarger Marie Heintz Larry Hensler Jeral Holbrook Wilma Holbrook Joyce Holman Dianna Holmes Susan Houck Sally Ingle Stephanie Johnson Christina Jones Red Kenworthy John Lambert Bonita Landes Kristine Langston Terry Lavy Sharon Leeper Susan Leistner Janet Linn James Magee Darlene Maurer Gary Meyer Diane Miller Nancy Miller Rebecca Minnich Charlotte Mohler Steven Oakes Gloria Parker Timothy Powell Carolyn Richard Mary Ann Richard Judith Roecker Kenneth Rogers Gary Root Michael Root Jeanette Rosengarten Janet Routson Philip Sarver af fl NO SW! I F.5- f 5 5, aj ' A 'J nf PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE , 'S if Robert Wilhelm Larry Wood Dean Schaffer Edward Shilt Guy Shumaker Elwood Siler Rick Sirch Bruce Small Steven Stacy Herbert Stevenson Anna Subler David Sweigart William Thomas James Thompson John Thompson Sherman VanKirk Duaine Vogler Larry Weikert Sandra Weng Richard White Rick Whitenack Phillip Wiley , L , . is 52 Class Officers A new subject has been added to the curriculum of Covington High School-- World Geography. This course was taught by Mrs. Etoile Wine during the second semester to students who had been previously enrolled in Industrial Arts. We appreciate her efforts in help- ing these students receive sufficient credits for graduation. TOP TO BOTTOM: Fred Kenworthy, Vice President Chris Jones, Secretary Anna Subler, Treasurer Gary Meyer, President ' ,,,, be 'QV Aff X v 'I I Q MMMWW The rain didn't keep people Even the teachers came away from the homecoming out to back the Buccs. game. JA I v' W ,M ' Q I- i 5 W--MJ 5 E H11 f m W is xr., M i X i 1 It ,i .f I ff ' if B Many signs dec- orated the study- hall. Five lovely candidates were backed by eye -catching signs. The Bucc's spirit was boosted by a bonfire. Miss Marilyn Adams es- Miss Connie Carroll es- Miss Jo Davis escorted by corted by Larry Adams. corted by Bob Henson. Tom Bitner. 5 ,NX 4 f Miss Vicki Pennington escorted by Mark Tobias. . 'li l ilrx ' 'R' .ur Cv xb- P. o' . - ' -o- . ' wool. 0 Aa s 'Dt-milf. f 1 Miss Cathy Wilson es- corted by Joel Miller 1 SF 1 S si '22 ffmn- -ff X i 56 The announcing ofthe queen brought a different emotion to each gir1's heart. .lin 1967 Homecoming Court and escorts The happy queen dances in the Land of Hearts. - E if Connie Carroll sheds tears of joy as she is crowned by last year's queen, Barbara Smith. C1 57 Happiness s Sore Muscles The Seniors chose as the name for their team, Maudes BOTTOM ROW, left to right: P. Schmidlapp, C. Carroll, S. Brumbaugh, A. Livingston, V. Pennington, J. Davis, and M. Finfrock. SECOND ROW: B. Apwisch, L. Filburn, S. Huffman, L. Tobias, D. Shoffner, C. Wilson, and K. Hartley. Powder Puff Football And Good Sportsmanship. Cheerleaders for the game were, left to right: Bob Homan. Terry Swallow, Jim Stengel, and Tim Feeser. N'ws. .. V, MA . The Sophomores and Juniors chose Wretched Wrecks for the name of their team. ROW 1:-V. Moist, C. Grise, J. Brant, S. Badgley, L. Miller, J. VanTilburg, B. Beaver, M. Wilson, V. Petry, L. Porter, M. Beeman, B. Huffman, J. Sirch, D. Gibboney. ROW 2: M. Flora, C. Gearhardt, N. Besecker, J. Longenecker, C. Kauffman, K. Landis, T. Thompson, S. Stacy. ROW 3: V. Wackler, M. Meyer, D. Schilling, M. Palsgrove, T. Manson, L. Fields, C. Steele. .4 ks 'sv Members of the cast include ROW ONE: Connie Carroll, Cathy Wilson, Sharon Brum- baugh, Linda Tobias, Becky Apwisch Melanie Frinfrock, Io Davis, Vicki Pennington, Terry Dysinget, Tom Bit- ner, David Frank, ROW TWO: Karen Hartley, Ca- rol Beatty, Connie McGraw, Iucly Hill, Tom Weer, Lar- ry Adams, Gary Riffell, John Wilson, ROW THREE: Rita Batdorf, Bob Rudy, Joel Miller, ROW FOUR: Mike McMaken, Mark Tobias, Bob Henson, Paul Penny. Onions In The Stewn Happiness s . . Look what I found' Ever try walking a tightrope in your sleep? 1 if 1 1: ,,, W Oh, to be a little kid again! Me big plumber! Pla Practice . . . I' 6 , . X 2 13 5 L pill at ' 3 E 5 W all f ' 0 ' 'al ' 7 A as g 3 W, I 9 ,dv 1 ' 'gl gli E Watch your fingers! Smile, Connie ! -eww V. 5 Members of the crew in- clude: ROW ONE: Lee Casey, jim Rosengarten, Steve Smith. ROW TWO: Vicki Hahn, Lora Lambroff Delora Shoffner, Alora Livingston, Barbara Shoff- ner, Wanda Fisher, Sherry Miller, lean Holman. ROW THREE: Judi Wolford, Rose Snapp, loan Apple, ' Peggy Schmidlapp, Linda Filbrun, Lois Rogers, Pam Burkett. ROW FOUR: Shirley Huffman, Alice Bagwell, Pat Callahan, Marla Hill, Beth Garst. fi, . K , ,..' Vs. V, V, .'.,- f735Fi2f?Q1:r-1:3:54am . arai is G l wr ,,... 21713, ' ' I ,122 ' ff- v f f B - - :wif W CW unior Class Play ..': ' . 'H N'W'L ,ma ,N,,,x..,. ff' . 1:'fif1's 'M - . N -'I. rsyr 7 ' .:, 2 O ff? Bili f M G , .,.,,, f-', 'V f '. . 1 fi N- Poet for a night. Cry Babies! Members of the cast include: ROW ONE: Linda Frinfrock, Chris ta Grise, Kathie Lan- dis, Linda Miller, Jean Van Tilburg, Bet ty Yount, Joyce Sirch, Susan Myers, Lesley Porter, Beverly Stump, Brenda Hardenbrook, Jane Sellman, Sheryl Subler. ROW TWO: Deb Schilling, Vicki Wackler, Bill Robin- son, Van Batdorf, Chuck Deal, Bob Ho- man, Bob Weer, Paul Kenworthy, Tim Feeser. 62 And Messy Makeup Members ofthe crew include: ROW ONE: Linda Steve nson, Sha- ron Schmidt, Linda Maier, Melissa Mul- linex, Mary Jo Bee- man, Shirlee Badgley, Marcia Sarver. ROW TWO: Joyce Wool- ridge, Vicki Weisheit, Martha Flora, Marilyn Meyer, Rod Urton, Bill Robinson. B CCR o o m and o r e dan VWVm,,,,,,U ,,,w,,.,.W, ' 'Mr-f Nm' t you please go bird watching with me? Just hsten to this. unior-Senior Prom Paradise lslcv , V 2 x l 1 1 i r Ntzxf I President Paul Kenworthy Cheryl Subler gave the last The future lives of the sen- welcomed the seniors and will and testament of the iors were prophesied by introduced the program. seniors. Jane Sellman. Happiness s . Joyce Sirch, Linda Miller, Marcia Sarver, an ' Cheryl Linda Frinfrock sang Bali- Subler entertained the guests with the Ha1.arg2:' Wed- Hai. ding Song. :zg:'lIli 4 n 'vYo 5 tfafllli, 9 .ll N 1 v V -8 Good food and laughter mix well. Food And F un Everyor1e's ready to eat. J unior fathers serve at banquet. ,-1,1-4' LCS 65 ' f 1430 41 u 2 n 3, ms Dancers under the palms in Paradise lsle. Before the mad rush. In Paradise sle . l 1 5 Helpful parents serve refreshments. The Bobby Wertz Orchestra entertained the guests Couples enjoy dancing beside the ocean. Cheryl and Chuck dance to the music ofthe or chestra. And Dancing Under Palm Trees. Larry and Marilyn enter Paradise Isle. - i N-N'-.-N.,.,,,,A N.-.N.. 'NA Y fx, Y il i Restrng awhile , Graduation 1967 We must look just right for the big night. Happiness s It won't be long now! O 0 ,J , -- X , , WX E 'f'-if-Qi wweff f.2T:.' yi.. iiwfh 514 ,51 we A ' A N V ' ' i X lg, Y Q 1352-ig... kg? Q Q, Q v B f ' , il - H 152 QQ:-' iii 5 Last friendly chat of their high school days. PROGRAM Commencement was held on the evening of May 28 at 8:00 P. M. Miss Joan Apple started the program with organ music. ln- vocation was given by Rev. I. Wel- don Myers, and Mr. C. S. Phillips introduced the program. After the Eighth Notes Ensemble sang I'll Walk With God and a mixed ensemble presented Some- where, My Love , Mr. Apwisch The mme has Come' gave out the special awards. The Benediction by Rev. Myers following the class song Born Free and the Alma Mater brought the program to a close. n Lois Rogers, V2l1CdiCf0I'i31'1, Spoke OH the f0piC. Beth Garst received the salutatorian trophy after Happiness . d giving her speech entitled We've Climbed High But There's Still Tomorrow . ' President Bob Henson receives his diploma after giving the class history in a speech entitled Our Back Pages . The Eighth Notes sang I'll Walk With God . They are from left to right, ROW ONE: Marilyn Adams, Sharon Brumbaugh, Linda Tobiasg ROW TWO: Carol Beatty, Connie Carroll, Debbie Carineg ROW THREE: Beth Garst, Alice Bagwell. Connie Carroll received the Outstanding Senior Girl Award. ,B A '- K fl i P1 Om 3 S Seniors realize the end has come as they march out into me cruel world. Q , You mean I really made it. Congratulations, Mike! 5 The Graduating Class of 1967 7I Bonfire Thursday night before the homecoming game, the I-Ii-Y sponsored a big bonfire on the baseball field. Along with the football team, cheerleaders, and the marching band, many fans, young and old turned out to boost the Bucc's spirit for the most important game of the season. HQ More frogs bite the dust. 45 Vjyi, 1 , Ur I A11 blow and no go! Get your heads together for another cheer! 'f to f Q HO! Hog My dear Are you sure this is ice cream? children! I can't imagine where he got to! 1 You've got to be kidding! Librarians i ,M V B . Ili ai 2 Q s as fi f t 5 ,r T' r i 1 ' h 'fm .m , A i s r f 7 2, i r l ff' 4 s yyss y 1 is p t r l y 1 5 as s Q - r s .. , y by E , ,E yn Il,, y 1 p,!,,, , 1 , ,., .:. px 4 -iff 7 F ' 31 tsrr i LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Filburn, Evonne Chronabery, Joyce Abshire, Linda Fisher, Wanda Fisher, Linda Dearth, Rita Speer, Mrs. Brown, Advisor. Serving Your as u i-1-s-'fe rrrlr' errrre 's ' M' M m' A mm V The librarians help you find books N 'i ii FQ ' M ' V and important information that you iiis T' Qgiff is ff ' want. They help shelve books, check . s ' ' 'A out books, and give fines for overdue 1- -, , , rl. g-,4 g ' eb-14: ,. M books' ,g 1 - - -+4 ,,, . 74 .fs . sts Qffice Girls ,fi xox, mi X + . Q- v ROW 1: Mrs. Sweigart, Vicki Yingst. ROW 2: Joyce Sirch, Linda Maier, Vicki Pennington. ROW 3: Rita Batdorf, Lois Rogers, Cheryl Subler, Carol Beaty. And Classmates. The duties of the office girls ex- tend anywhere from collecting a-ttendance slips to stapling papers. Also they run errands, gather the mail, and do any odd jobs that they are capable of doing. 1 V-.1--zz f 75 This year's Honor Society induction was based on a Greek theme. The old members gave speeches on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Dressed in Greek style with a crown of ivy on their heads, they searched for and tapped new members by placing a crown on their head. The newly inducted members were then instructed to wear the crown for one week and be very helpful to the old members and the faculty. Honor Society officers: David Frank, presidentg Jo Davis, vice-presidentg Becky Apwisch, secretaryg Beth Garst, treasurerg Lois Rogers, reporter. Honor Society President, David Frank searches for another in- ductee. Newly inducted members of the National Honor Society. 5 F.F.A. Initiation M.. . .5 f SDF' Hurry up! Pop it in there! Looking for something? uill 8c Scroll Newly inducted members: Beth Garst, Judy Hill, and Linda Filburn ENTIRE CLUB: Lois Rogers, Beth Garst, Judy Hill, Wanda Fisher, Connie McGraw, and Lin da Filburn. 5 TOP TO BOTTOM: ROW 1 - Where's your grass skirt? Monkey see - I' 1onkey do! Tri-Hi-Y??'??? ROW 2 - Does it fit? 100--words a m1nute?? 821121 Battalion on the move! ROW 3 - Retarded Flower! !! Got you first!! I know I saw that somewhere! !! .. ,, -25 MY? 1-f-vx,-snwwm, W 1 . . .,,Mi. , ' -nyf - , l W' ' L, Lhpm.. ..alldI '-my W V U, , ,fri ..', M , ,. -as-'fm' , ,.A - 5 .4 1 f 9, ..,...a ff' I V 'VIL ,. ff ,f '1' 3' . ., - . 'X'A . T -T' , , Aifif, A l:W,g5 n .,. X-f M'-1' ,.,,f- -'7 1,,,,. 5?-P -fy? if 1 134 H M :za ,w . W v 1 NR I Cf- ! S biv -EL , 1 e , .4 qw f hw ,qw , , ,. ..,,, is N fff?i J 'D 2, .wif ' ,'f 1,, ' , QQ. V W. M f - ' 'M ,, iw.. M, M V M ff. 1' N , 'ff-f ' ras wr' 1 W 'ff , Wu' 4,3-S,,Q,,,,k14.a - 7 at I ,ani .' ,, '- 1' '55 l,,,g+ s , I ',.,t7,,...v W' i 4 M ,,... Mgr f r ,vw-1, .,enf 'f' ,ff tr ff 4, I, 1 1 Wi' , I , 494' S ,f, 90 .5 . , fi 1 , V Af' I , A54 ,, ' dk, fl A-A ' , , . A El 1 fl C S S S . . COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Ted Peters, Kay Angle, Ann Subler, Connie Gear- hardt, Fred Kenworthy, Joan Apple, Mike McMaken, Cathy Wilson, Mike Tower, Ron Apwisch, John Weikert, Miss Trost, Advisory Linda Maier, Paul Kenworthy. The Student Council sponsored many activities this year. Among them were the Homecoming festivities and the Christmas movie, Raisin in the Sun. The Council was in charge of the pencil machine, and was also responsible for play- ing records at noon and selling them to the students. A Coat of Arms was picked by the Coun- cil and approved by the Student body. This year, the Council sponsored a campaign for the election ofthe members for next year's Council. The officers of this year's Council were Paul Kenworthy, vice presidentg Linda Maier, treasurerg Mike Mc Maken, presi- dentg and Joan Apple, secretary. '----n-u V 39- FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Ralph Van Kirk, Connie Carroll, Jo Davis, Cathy Wilson, Connie Mc- Graw, Linda Maier, Linda Filbrun, Becky Apwisch, Judy Hill, Wanda Fisher, Lois Rogers, Paul Ken- worthyg SECOND ROW: Carol Beatty, Marla Hill, Dave Frank, Jane Sellman, Beth Garst. Inspiring Inductions . . The National Honor Society used a Greek theme for its induction ceremony this year. The old mem bers, dressed in Greek robes and wearing ivy wreathes, tapped twelve new Senate members. For ini- tiation, the inductees wore ivy wreathes and carried a piece of pottery for a week. These people were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. - The officers for the year were: David Frank, Presidentg Io Davis, Vice President, Becky Apwisch, Secretaryg Beth Garst, Treasurerg and Lois Rogers, Reporter. NATIONAL National Honor Society Vs if C I' 3 S S C h o l a m h i FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Mike Benedict, Mike Robinett, Bob Phillis, Doug Riffell, Viv Garst, Jean Van Tilburg, Linda Maier, Joyce Sirch, Bev Beaver, Kris Langston, Sue Myers, Sherry Stacy, Jean Holman, Dave Frank SECOND ROW: Tim Feeser, Paul Kenworthy, Gary Riffell, Deb Schilling, Lois Rogers, Gin Garst, Jane Sellman, Marna Boggs, Cheri Subler, Connie Kauffman, Judy Hill, Beth Garst And A Feeling f Reward. Quill And Scroll The Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization for students who have given of their time and talents to work on the school newspaper or the yearbook. Beginning on the stairs, members of the organization are as follows fright to lefty: Beth Garst, Linda Filbrun, Judy Hill, Mrs Snyder, Advisor, Lois Rogers, Wanda Fisher, Connie McGraw, and Miss Iams, Advisor. 4'iNrEwNA1JoNAif hn l.I -X w J J ll 7, ?t 1' Q! XX FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Snyder, advisory Shirlee Badgley, Sue Meyers, Lois Rogersg SECOND ROW: Kay Angle, Connie Stephan, Joyce Sirch, Cathy Wilsong THIRD ROW: Connie McGraw, Brenda Hardenbrook, Jane Sellman, Linda Filburng FOURTH ROW: Carole Spillers, Marilyn Palsgrove, Beth Garst. This year Lois Rogers and Connie McGraw attended a Workshop at Ohio University. The knowledge gained there along with the ideas ofthe other staff members was used to publish a bigger and better yearbook. We have aimed for more pictures, more pages, and more color. Having com pleted this book, we now await anxiously for fall to see if we have succeeded in reaching our goal. Y C 21 I' vp . - I ,I , apprness Is Hard Work . 5 . s 'gsiilmr Bucci-A-News Staff ,Z On the stairs, FIRST ROW: Kay Angle, Joyce Sirch, Mary Wilson, Linda Miller, Sharon Brumbaugh, Miss Iams, Advisor, SECOND ROW: Linda Fisher, Beth Garst, Joyce Longenecker, Pat Peacockg THIRD ROW: Linda Filbrun, Chuck Deal, Jane Sellrnan, Tonya Manson, On the floor, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wan da Fisher, Vicky Moist, Janet Burns, Judy Hill, Carol Spillers, Joyce Woolridge, Vicki Weisheit, Nan- cy Besecker, Tonda Thompson, Shirlee Badgley, David Frank. Followed B A job Well Done. The Buccanews Staff this year produced eight issues. The last one was a special one containing the senior sketches. Special thanks go to the contributing artists, Mike Clark, Steve Stacy, and M-ark Smith, who are not shown in the picture. Hi-Y FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Culbertson, Advisorg D. Fisher, S. Shively, S. Hudson, S. Dull, B. Phillis, B. Penny, J. Feeser, T. Swallow, D. Riffell, D. Smith, SECOND ROW: C. Deal, T. Feeser, G. Riffell, J. Wilson, D. Frank, M. Benedict, D. Landes, D. Longenecker, T. Bitner, S. Woods, P. Kenworthyg THIRD ROW: C. Winkle, J. Stengel, B. Henson, J. Longendelpher, M. Smith, I. Earick, M. Robinett, B. Rudy, C. Beeman, K. Warner, B. Rudyg FOURTH ROW: M. Tobias, M. Tower, J. Rudy, B. Graves, L. Adams, P. Penny, L. Hollopeter, B. Homan, B. Robin Happiness s Extending . son, T. Peters, P. Whitman. This year the Hi-Y sponsored two activities which were intended to boost school spirit. Many spirited students turned out for the Bonfire which was held to boost school spirit for the Homecoming game. For basketball season, the boys in- itiated and helped to finance a cheering club, the Block C, u Officers were: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Stengel, Vice Presidentg Chuck Winkle, Treasurerg STANDING: Ted Peters, President, Bob Graves, Chaplaing and Tim Feeser, Secretary. Tri-Hi-Y FIRST ROW: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Lesley Porter, Alora Livingston, Connie Carroll, Joyce Sirch, Jean Van Tilburg, Linda Maier, Miss Holfingerg Advisor, SECOND ROW: Mary Beeman, Wanda Fisher, Connie McGraw, Debbie Carine, Vicki Hahn, Sharon Brumbaugh, Jennie Whitmer, Miss Trostg Advisor, THIRD ROWg Martha Flora, Vicki Weisheit, Kathie Landis, Marijo Copeland, Shirlee Badgley, Becky Apwisch, Linda Miller, FOURTH ROWg Christa Grise, Vicki Pennington, Candy Miller, Barbara Shoffner, Linda Tobias, Melanie Finfrock, Jo Davis, FIFTH ROW, Jane Sellman, Cathy Wilson, Marilyn Meyer, Carol Beatty, Linda Filbrun, Shirley Huffman, Karen Hartley, Linda Fisher, SIXTH ROW, Kathy Lacy, Judy Hill, Vicki Wackler, Pat Peacock, Marty,Bashore, Lois Dowler, Marla Hill. Christian Character . There were approximately 70 members in Tri-Hi-Y this year. Many and varied pro- grams ranged from talks on volunteer hospital service, parliamentary procedure, tennis, and dating, to caroling, movies, and slides. Some of the highlights of the year included the Parents' Banquet, Mothers' Tea, and a talk given by Kesti Lindberg, an exchange student from Sweden. ' 'ii '-bl' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Gib- boney, B. Yount, S. Stacy: SECOND ROW: J. Burns, B. Huffman, D. Cornor, I. Brantg THIRD ROW: T. Thompson, B. Moist, C. Gearhardt, B. Beaver: FOURTH ROW: C. Steele, N. Besecker, V. Petry, M. Wilsong FIFTH ROW: S. Myers, J. Longenecker, C. Kauffman, C. Spillersg SIXTH ROW: L. Fields, M. Palsgrove, T. Manson, D. Schilling. The officers for the 1967 club are as follows, left to right: Miss Hol- finger, advisor: Miss Trost, advisor: Jane Sellman, Vice-Presidentg Cathy Wilson, Treasurer: Connie Carroll, Presidentg Jo Da- vis, Secretaryg Carol Beat- ty Chaplain: Linda Maier, Assistant Chaplain. Through their capable leadership, the club en- joyed an enlightening year in Tri-Hi-Y. .L hroughout The Communit . To many of the girls, the Powder Puff Football game proved to be the most exciting and fun-filled event of the year. The game was held in order to raise money for the club's World Service Project. This year, the proceeds of the game amounted to approximately 375, which was the amount donated to World Service. The girls sent Jane Sellman and Cathy Wilson to Youth in Government. These girls, along with David Frank and Chuck Winkle from the Hi-Y were able to pass their bills. Science Club SIIIENEE ELUBS UF HMEHIEH sew Yi ff I F STANDING CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Culbertson, Advisorg Rick Frantzg Rick Hessong David Frank, Presidentg Mike Clarkg Chuck Winkle, Vice- Presidentg Bob Graves. SEATED: Judy I-Iillg Joyce Sirch, Secretaryg Jean Van Tilburgg Ed Eidemiller, Treasurerg Shirlee Badgley. Happiness s . FTA successful one for the FTA In addition to the interesting programs the club has under taken several worthwhile pro jects. In April they had Stu- dent Teaching Dayg each mem- ber taught 1 or 2 classes. The two Co fee Break Days were projects for the be- nefit of the faculty of CHS. The club also sent money to Books USA for a packet of books to be sent to Africa. Besides the planned projects the FTA members were able, at different times throughout the year, to teach classes in both the high school and elementary grades when needed. Standing on floor fLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Debbie Schillingg Beth Garstg Marla Hill, Presidentg Lois Dowlerg Lois Rogersg Miss Holfinger, Advisor. Standing on stairs QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Sue Myersg Connie Gearhardtg Kathie Landis, Vice-Presidentg Connie Kauffmang Linda Filbrun, Sec. -Treas. 3 Carol Beatty, Historian. The past year has been a is ' xp ! SEATED QLEFT TO RIGHTj: Sharon Schmidt Lesley Porter Linda Stevenson Nancy Miller STANDING: Melissia Mullinex Mary Beernan Beverly Stump Miss Rotherrnel Advisor Joyce Holman, Jeannette Rosengarten Choosrng A Career This year's FHA officers are as follows: QLEFT TO RIGHTQ Mary Io Beeman, Vice Presidentg Sharon Schmidt, Presidentg Lesley Porter, Secretaryg and Beverly Stump, County Officer. ,NXXSRE HUMEMAIQ- F F A SEATED: Mr. Runyan qadvisorj, B. Homan, L. Sink, P. Kenworthy, L. Adams, L. Earick fb. refs. T. Peters. STANDING, FIRST ROW: D. Fisher, D. Penny, E. Siler, D. Landis, D. Sink, .L V, K K. Rogers, F. Kenworthy, L. Wood, I. Swallow, T. Lavy. SECOND ROW: N. Ingle, B. lp' Apple, V. Batdorf, B. Robinson, R. Heintz, G. Flora, F. Bashore, S. Oakes. J. Anthony, or-,P-'E'91v T. Hacker, J. Earick, D. White. AXH I X Ig -in - UI o 'B'W F I h F t t OI' C ll L11'C. One of the major activities of the FFA this year was the Na- tional FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, where seven members spent a week in October. Other activities included the district Livestock Judging Contest and the State FFA Convention at Columbus. Delegates to the convention were Bob Homan and .- Leon Sink. Paul Kenworthy and Ted Peters received their State Farmers degree at the convention. The officers of FFA, in picture at left, are: FRONT ROW QLEFT TO tlr. RIGI-ITJ: Leon Sink, Secretary: Bob I-loman, Sentinel: SECOND ROW: Ted Peters, Reporter: Larry Adams, Presi- dent. THIRD ROW: Paul Kenworthy, Vice Presidentg Gerald Flora, Chaplain: Larry Earick, Treasurer. so Linda Fisher, 1966-1967 FFA Queen. 90 1...-N? ....,.4.,,,. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dewey, advisor, S. Badgley, M. Finfrock, D. Schilling, J. Sellman C. Gearhardt. SECOND ROW: V. Yingst, I. Sirch D. Ganger, V. Garst, L. Maier, C. Carroll. THIRD ROW: S. Leeper, K. Langston, J. Roecker, S. Stacy, M. Cornor. FOURTH ROW: L. Filbrun, B. Beaver, D Cornor B. Huffman S. Leistner S. Johnson GAA The GAA started out the year with their annual Chili Supper. During the year they competed with many area schools in volleyball, basketball, and track. They were the first place trophy winners, for the fifth consecutive year at the West Milton Girls' Invitational Track Meet and placed first at the Covington Triangular and Arcanum Triangular meets. Later they traveled to Greenville for the Annie Oakley Girls' Invitational Track Meet where they were runners-up. At Christmas, the GAA caroled to the many shut-ins and then had a Christmas party. For their main project the girls sponsored and served a cafeteria supper and ran the concession stand at the Covington Invitational Track Meet. appiness Is Action FTFTI-I ROW: B. Clippinger, V. Moist, S. Huffman, M. Boggs, K. Landis. SIXTH ROW: C. Spillers, M. Meyer, T. Manson, M. Palsgrove, B. Biesel, C. Kauffman. Q .A A N , sl U'7 l'f Varsity CU KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Swallow, Tim Feeser, Ed Eidemiller, Bob Rudy, Dave Frank, and Terry Dysingerg STANDING: lim Stengel, Chuck Deal, Bob Homan, Mike McMaken, Ted Peacock, Paul Penny, Mike Tower, and Tom Weer. Happiness s . As with every year, the Varsity C had its annual fall hayride. The old members gained much enjoyment from the initiation of the new members. The officers were as follows: QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Chuck Deal, President, Ted Peacock, Secretary, Mike Tower, Treasurerg Bob Rudy, Vice President. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Fisher, Sherri Beaver, Sherman VanKirk, Connie Carroll, Kris Langston, Rosanna Brubaker, John Swallow, Joyce Sirch, Kathy Carine, ROW TWO: Mr. Palmer, Di- rectorg Gloria Parker, Viv Garst, Sally lngle, Sherry Stacy, Linda Tobias, Judi Wolford, Karen Adams, Sue Myers, Jeanette Rosengarten, Sharon Leaper, Charlotte Mohler, Diana Ganger. ROW THREE: Judy Roecker, Kathy Landis, Betsy Clippinger, Sue Leistner, Mike Clark, Dave Frank, Mike Duff, Bonita Landes, Marcia Sarver, Gin Garst, Anne Laudenslayer, Edie Fine. ROW FOUR: Carol Beatty, Larry Weikert, Ron Apwisch, Ed Shilt, Herb Stevenson, Bob Wilhelm, Phil Wiley, Gary Meyer, Bob Rudy, Fred Kenworthy, Dave Sweigart, Beth Garst, Phil Sarver. Sour otes Mixed With Sweet . The High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. John Palmer, met twice each week to learn more about vocal technique and production and to prepare music for concert and special presentations. The Chorus participated in the High School Thanksgiving program in the fall and in the Christmas and Easter programs later in the year. The Chorus joined with the band in presenting a wide variety of musical types at the Annual Spring Music Concert on April 7. Two special numbers on this program were done in Latin and German, which the chorus had to learn phonetically as none of them spoke these two languages. Three vocal students from the Music Department participated in the State Solo and Ensemble Con- test at Milford Center on March 4 and three other students participated in the'1, 300 voice chorus of the Ohio Weslyn University Music Festival on February 4 at Deleware. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Hahn, D. Schilling, K. Langston, D. Ganger, L. Miller, B. Apwisch, K. Landis, V. Moistg ROW TWO: V. Weisheit, M. Flora, J. Swallow, S. Beaver, K. Adams, C. Beatty, C. Gearhardt, I. Hill, S. Badgley, D. Leistnerg ROW THREE: J. Bubeck, C. Steele, B. Min- nich, S. Leistner, I. Routson, J. Roecker, D. Holmes, L. Carney, M. Fullerton, D. Riffell, B. Phillis, B. Yount, D. Mansong ROW FOUR: Mr. Palmer, Directorg L. Earick, R. Whitenack. uddy Marching . The Covington High School Band, under the direction of Mr. John Palmer, started the 1966-67 marching season off by participating in the Firemen's Convention held in Huber Heights. After the county fairs, they attended day camp to prepare their colorful halftime shows. The two most important shows, Homecoming and Senior Farewell , were cancelled due to bad weather. The Senior Farewell was held at a basketball game, The Marching Band also participated in Miami University's Band Day. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Hill, R. Speer, N. Besecker, V. Petry, I. Brant, B. Clippinger, S. Johnson, C. Batdorfg SECOND ROW: C. Kauffman, L. Catterlin, R. Van Kirk, D. Cornor, J. Sellman, J. Sirch, A. Laudenslayer, C. Grise, M. Meyer, D. Frankg ROW THREE: L. Hollopeter, B. Beaver, C. Spillers, B. Huffman, P. Whitman, B. Rudy, B. Wilhelm, D. Warner, J. Forsythe, M. Clark, A. Sub ler, E. Chronabery, L. Fields, ROW FOUR: George Brown. Inspiring Concerts . Then, the Concert Band got into full swing with their Fall Concert and the exchange concert with Milton Union. The bandsmen worked hard to earn a Superior Rating at the District Contest. They worked equally hard for their Spring Concert and the State Contest where they received a rating of Ex- cellent. As the Band Banquet, the members received awards for their work. Also, at this time, Judy Hill, President, received the John Philip Sousa Award. This ended another rewarding year for the Covington High School Band. M FRONT ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Becky Apwisch, Marla Hill, Judy Hill, Carol Beatty, Marilyn Adamsg SECOND ROW: Vicki Hahn, Karen Adams, Nancy' Besecker, Vicki Weisheit, Connie Kauffman, Sue Leistner, Shirlee Badgley, Diana Gangerg THIRD ROW: John Swallow, Bob Phillis, Larry Earick, Bob Wilhelm, George Brown, Dan Manson. Leadership . a. lore E te S LEFT TO RIGHT: Con- nie Gearhardt, Vicki Moist, Linda Fields, Cindy Steele, Betsy Clippinger. Drill Team KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Carine, Marilyn Adams, Vicki Penningtong STANDING: Debbie Gibboney, Sally Ingle, Candy Miller, Carolyn Richard, Sandy Weng, Chris Jones, Kathy Lacy, Marie Heintz, Susan Houck, Mary Wilson, Kathy Carine, Peggy Schidlapp. And Fancy Steps. Drum Major, John Swallow capably led the band during football season. r Key Club FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Terry Dysinger, Tom Bitner, Dave Frank, Bob Rudy, Terry Swallowg SECOND ROW: John Bubeck, George Brown, Gary Riffell, Larry Adams, Mike Tower, John Wilsong THIRD ROW: Bob Henson, Paul Penny, Keith Warner, Bill Ruclyg FOURTH ROW: Joel Miller and Mike McMaken. Happiness Is Serving The Comnnunit . The Key Club strived for new activities this year, but accomplished only a few of them. They are looking forward to a better year during the 1967-68 school year. The most prosperous project was the turkey raffle which was held before Christmas. Five turkeys were raffled off. A bowling tournament was arranged for the Club by the Kiwanis during the spring. The Club basketball team had a season record of 4-2. The annual Key Club Convention was held in Cleveland but no one from the Covington chapter was able to attend. The last day of school, t' 3 Key Club sponsored a play There Always Was a Batman Part 11 and a dance featuring The Rabbit jyed. The new officers elected shortly after Christmas were as follows: George Brown, President: J 'hn Weikert, Vice Presidentg Bill Rudy, Secretaryg Ron Lamb, Treasurerg and Keith Warner, Chaplaii 3 I ., A 1 2, Senior Football Players H a PPin cz Ss Is FOOTBA LL SCHEDULE We They Sept. 9 Tipp City 20 6 16 Bradford 44 8 23 Greenon 12 8 30 Spfd. Shawnee 0 14 QHomecomingj Oct. 7 Techumseh 6 8 14 Miami East 36 12 21 Northeastern 30 8 28 Graham 22 6 Nov. 4 Northwestern fDad's Nighty Cancelled Homecoming Game Action, Mudd Fields, . ROW 1: M. Smith, R. Apwish, C. Deal, M. Tower, T. Peacock, T. Weer, Coach Steele, M. Mc- Macken, B. Rudy, B. Rudy, B. Barker, B. Benedict, D. Sweigart, ROW 2: E. Barker, L. Carney, S. Woods, B. Homan, M. Robinett, J. Rudy, P. Kenworthy, E. Eidemiller, C. Winkle, T. Feeser, S. Thompson, S. Hudson, J. Stengel, B. Graves, ROW 3: Coach Fender, F. Kenworthy, J. Longendelpher J. Weikert, R. Lamb, E. Shilt, T. Swallow, L. Hollopeter, R. Sirch, R. Frantz, M. Duff, G. Meyer, B. Apple, T. Hecker, T. Stevenson, and Coach Garman. EQ if it E l ,r Q T i , 3 . .3 1 2 Kick 'em to the left. Kick 'em to nh ghr. Touchdowns, And Cheating Fans . . . G o get 'em 80! Umpfl! If we ever needed help--It's N Followed By Good Sportsmanship . . RUMBLE! ! I X-N R 3: M -c:sMm,w'ii' S W,.s:,wX 'N X X ii--iw ,. ,. W 54. Www' 'Q iibw , ,,.. V WW, W M ww L HZ? -4 ' iw X wx Wu W A L Y- W ai.. f , 3Q ,M T T W T 7 4 'Ax S Q, JN O ' SE f T i Ji -, W with BIG TEN : TOP ROW: Ted Peacock, Mike Tower, Mike McMacken, Tom Weer, Bob Rudy, BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Deal, Tim Feeser, Ed Eidemiller, Jim Stengel, Scott Thompson. You te11'em Chuck, 'cause you know! Whether In Victor . . . J, 1 if ' C Z I CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Badgley, Brenda Huffman, Connie Carroll, Io Davis, Linda Maier, Denise Cornor Or Defeat. XA , . FA ITHFUL STA ND -BYS A MUDDY DEFEAT ---GOING SOMEWHERE? 1966-67 Basketball Season X Mike McMacken Ted Peagock VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Fender, T. Feeser, P. Kenworthy C. Deal, T Peters, D. Knapp, M. McMaken,B. Hornan, G. Flora, T. Peacock, P. Whitman, B. Barker, Coach Garrnan, Manager: Sam Woods RESERVE TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Swallow, C. Beeman, M. Robinett, R. Lamb, B. Barker, P. Kenworthy, J. Longendelpher, B. Rudy, T. Peters, K. Warner, G. Flora, S. Elifritz, Coach Fender, Manager: Jim Stengel DCC. Ian. Feb. A Team That Never . Franklin -Monroe New Madison Miami East Tipp City Bethel Mississinawa 'Greenon Piqua Central 'Springfield Shawnee 'Tecumseh 'Miami East 'Northeastern Arcanum 'Graham 'Northwestern VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES THEY WE THEY 68 Dec. Franklin -Monroe 24 53 58 New Madison 22 24 61 Miami East 33 28 56 Tipp City 21 42 61 Bethel 37 40 97 Mississinawa 38 47 65 Greenon 41 53 90 Piqua Central 26 54 Ian. Springfield 50 Shawnee 24 34 99 Techmseh 30 49 61 Miami East 45 42 79 Northeastern 43 50 84 Arcanum 26 49 77 Feb. Graham 49 55 92 Northwestern 53 55 47 Bradford 31 37 Bradford ' Denotes League Games XX I Greeuou's five astonished at Whitmau's easy lay -up. Chuck Dea1's shot blocked by Greenon's guard. a,g Gives Up Even Though . Statisticiaus: 1. to r. Joe Rudy, Larry Adams Homan comes up with basketball during Greenon -Cov. game. Brad Barker out-jumps opponent to gain pos- session of the ball. Defeats Are an Gazelle strikes again! Mike McMaken goes in for a back handed lay -up against Greenon. Varsity Cheerleaders TOP TO BOTTOM: Denise Cornor, Jo Davis, Brenda Huffman, Shirlee Badgley, Linda Maier, Connie Carroll. And Vietories Few. r LINDA MAIER JO DAVIS CONNIE CARROLL SHIRLEE BADGLEY BRENDA HUFFMAN DENISE CORNOR FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: J. Magee, S. Stacy, R. Sirch, M. Duff, S. VanKirk, R. Frantz, H. Brumbaugh, D. Adams: manager. SECOND ROW: E. Shilt, S. Oaks, G. Maier, P. Wiley, Coach Fender, B. Wilhelm, H. Stevenson, D. Sweigart, R. Apwisch. COACHES: LEFT TO RIGHT, Don Garman, Don Fender, Athletic Directory H. H. Deeter FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Leistner, Marilyn Cornor, Janet Routson TRACK TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROWg Sam Woods, managerg Randy Dilley, Paul Laughrnan Steve Shively, Bob Benedict, Ed Shilt, Mike Benedict, Dave Frank, Bob Penny, Rick lddings, Phil Sarver. SECOND ROW: Coach Garman, Dave Sweigart, Rick Frantz, Terry Hecker, Herb Steven- son, Chuck Deal, Leon Sink, Don Knapp, Bill Robinson, Bob Graves, Lee Carney, Leon Hollopeter, Keith Warner, Floyd Shumaker, Manager. Happiness s Striving . Cheese! Duh??? You can't throw the Loose something? shot that way! T' l T0 1967 C I' 21 2. C C k 'feani Look Mom, no pole!! . Up and Over! Frank breaks tape, winning the mile run. h:J' ., at ,fff 1 ' LLL: 7 'L,kL. r ' H Superman Heave-Ho! Dave Sweigart clears bar Deal leads the packg goes at a Triangular meet. on to take a first There were several outstanding achievements for the 1967 Track Team. Ted Peacock made a new pole vault- ing record at the Invitational--ll' 8 Later in the ear . X y , he broke that record by jumping 12' 6 . David Frank did an outstanding job in the mile run. 3515 N 5 'QQ 1 Run, boy, run BASEBALL TEAM: LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: T. Swallow, R. Sirch, S. Hudson, J. Feeser, S. Galley, C. Winkle, B. Phillis, D. Smith, S. Stacy. SECOND ROW: Coach Fender, M. Robinett, R. Apwisch, T. Feeser, G. Meyer, B. Wilhelm, P. Whitman, I. Longendelpher, L. French, J. French. Happiness s . -Look at the Birdie! Anda1anda2... BA SEBA LL SCORES WE West Milton 1 Shawnee 3 Gramn 0 N. Eastern 1 Tecumseh 1 N. Western 7 Greenon 3 Miami East 12 DISTRICT Piqua Catholic 8 1967 Baseball Team THEY 11 23 1 0 16 6 20 3 10 . . -,,,, , W Q T9 A f,f.f...,y. .,,-f .A K MIM: ' f 4.3 ' WJ., . D ..,A-, V WWW K X. j, i 'Qi ' fm- W 0' ff lp, ,X , . . if W . . Y A12 . Is fh1S the WHY I0 Play . basebaii? '21 xzff p yigff - ff , .:z.,.z:s?ff 'A Being A Good Sport. 5 CHEERCLUB: FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Carine, D. Carine, M. Adams, A. Bagwell, M. Bashore, L. Dowler, C. Miller, P. Schmidlapp, J. Apple, P. Burkett, V. Weisheit. SEC- OND ROW: S. Stacy, J. Burns, L. Fisher, C. Subler. I. Sirch, J. Sellman, C. Landis, B. Minnich, L. Miller, M. Flora. THIRD ROW: S. Houck, M. Copeland, R. Batdorf, B. Yount, J. VanTilburg, P. Peacock. J. Woolridge, M. 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SPORTSMAN SPORTING GOODS STORE 505 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio Where sporting goods is a business, not a sideline BONFIGLIO PHARMACY Greenville -- New Madison Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty THE ATLAS OFFICEJERVICES UNDERWEAR CO. ' Formerly Manufacturer of MILLER OFFICE EQUIPMENT Quality Knit Goods Since COMPANY 1889 EVERYTHING FOR THE ' OFFICEH 120 West Ash Street Products Piqua, Ohio SCHMIDLAPP WEST OHIO EQUIPMENT CO. TELEPHONE CO. Z1 North High Street JOHN Dllll B d F d' E ' a ger ee ing quipment Covington, Ghio Parts and Hardware Covington Ohio GRanite 3-2141 FENNER'S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE Covington, Ohio KENNY'S DRUGS Hallmark Cards Russell Stovers Candies West Milton, Ohio Phone: 698-4389 LAM'B'S 5 8. 10 10 North High Street Covington, Ohio For All Your Miscellaneous Needs Best Wishes GOOD Class of '67 LUCK GENTNER MUSIC COMPANY ALWAYS to the 114 West Ash Street Class of '67 Piqua, Ghio BRAD'S BARBER SHOP Who says you don't learn anything in Physics! THE SMART SHOP Piqua-Greenville Newest in Youthful Fashions Dresses Women's Sportswear Coats Wear Accessories Your Patronage Is Always Appreciated S. M. BROTKIN SARGENT BROTHERS Auto Wreckers and Scrap Dealers Starter and Generator Repair Box 334-A, R.R, li? Bradford, Ohio WEAVER BROTHERS, INC. Quality Controlled Eggs Most Reliable Year Around VIVIAN WOODWARD COSMETICS Free Make-Up Instruction for Teenagers and Adults Market BARBARA MEADOWS, Distributor 124 North High Street Phone 526-3331 Versailles Covington, Ohio PIQUA LUMBER GRILLOT'S COMPANY FOODLINER, INC. PLANNING AND ESTIMATE 863 East Main Street SERVICE Versailles Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-6823 Ohio BUCK'S INGLE PLUMBING SHOP CHARLES B . INGLE Phone 473-4411 ll9 South High Covington, Ohio SPORTING GOODS Sports Goods Award Sweaters and Jackets Ba sketball Shoe s Athletic E quiprn ent Piqua, Ohio Phone PR 3-3012 and PR 3-2599 THE COVINGTON BUILDING AND LDAN ASSOCIATION 11 ,--1 -,W W. .'- 1 rt 'X ---k --. y'x31','5f5m',A . 4, 4? .is , X . . A W M. A .L ,,-:ii- . 1 0 -ssssgrr I . , M. ., f. A .mn M I H . Q. ,,., ,,,,.., mv , A :As , ,, f ' .SRTL 1 .n'5.5.'Lins:'fLf'!41N A A:1'f:2ffi5l.,.Q.. ....gfi.wyga-ff-351 -,, ,aint air K , .-Q 1, .. , I , , em -M bW,g'lggggx'f'-f,3',3,fN '.I.:'fqri313:,.. -'g,g-,553-if Mgr 55+ , 1 4 J . . , , -f -.. Q 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' -ff 3111 . mQ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,...f,sgg5,u-5 kk Ig ,Ala am 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' mp fv' M - g -- Uri.: was ,riff -f is ws,..,rwewsf4-f -rr Qasaahdfffwfisfws- 'ff 5 My fs-1'-Aw -f.vft+'2airffn-N'1.'m'i'-Q -'r Pff1Li 1 ,W Serving Savers and Home Owners Since 1886 Insured Safety Good Service on for Savings Home and Farm Loans SQJINGS44' YVUQACSJQ 0 .g iqsggw American Express Travel Checks 2. ww gf I Parking Area for Customers Q .. CE C089 IL' , bllllls 1'A'5Y'iN 117 North High Street Covington., Ohio Phone GR 3-2151 THOMPSON-ETTER MUSIC CO. Complete Music Service , I- 108 North High Street Covington, Ohio WOGAMAN STUDIO PR OEESSIONA L PHOT OGRA PHY 10 East Wright Street Covington, Ohio Phone CfRanite 3-2011 PIQUA WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BODY SHOP COMPLETE BRAKE WORK North Dixie Highway 77 3 -2 340 PIQUA PRINTING COMPANY GENERAL PRINTING Letter Pre ss -Offset- Publishing Die Cutting - Autographic Registers Forms - Snap-A-Part Forms Wedding Announcements Piqua, Ohio Phone 773 -4595 GEORGE H. WORCH LUMBER COMPANY INCORPORATED Phone 526-4501 or 526-4511 Versailles, Ohio For-A-Real-Treat FRISCH'S BIG BOY 211 Ash Street Piqua, Ohio C g tlt totheCl ssof1967 From THE CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK Sixty-Seven Years of Continuous Banking Service Your Home Town Full-Service Bank n C mpliments BROADWAY SERVICE MR. AND MRS. ROGER O'DONNELL O Mobil AND MR. AND MRS. JAMES O'DONNELL O E t B dway C gt Oh' COVINGTON POST OFFICE HAROLD WEIKERT Postmaster - Compliments of - PIQUA STEEL COMPANY Piqua, Ohio THE PIQUA MILLING COMPANY ELEVATORS Pimco Master Mix Feeds Scotts Authorized Dealer Turf Builder Master Buyers of Grain Piqua, Ohio WISE'S GRAVEL CRUS1-IED GRAVEL Fill Dirt - Pit Run Fill Gravel Granite 3 -4667 Covington, Ohio THE BEN KERNS WHOLESALE CO. 650 Main Street Piqua, Ohio Phone PR 3-6797 Complete Line of Candies School Supplies Drug Sundries DREES LUMBER COMPANY Hardwood Lumber Timber Buyers Phone GRanite 3 -43 31 GENERAL FILMS INC. Fabrications in Packaging Covington, Ohio Granite 3-1141 CROSBY THE DRUG MAN 'Save With Safety Prescription 123 Sunset Drive fNeXt to Medical Buildingj 418 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio S I l SHANELY ,', REXALL PHARMACY .:- gg Complete Pre sc ription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts Pangburn Chocolates Quality Merchandise Covington, Ohio G-Ranite 3-4311 I I I I I CHOW5 I-I mf-'-'-'f N l l l PURINA mm-9 Q Us 'W 9' - - 'I PLEASANT HILL FARMERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION Phone 676-3161 Pleasant Hill, Ohio BURGER CHEF Home of the 1555 Hamburger Where for 15 Cents fa nickel and a dimel at BURGER CHEF you eat better everytime! Corner of College and Water Streets Piqua, Ohio EBBERTS FIELD SEEDS INC. Quality Field Seed s Covington, Ohio Granite 3 -Z 521 Compliments of COVINCTON OFFICE PIQUA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Your Friendly Bank 150 East Broadway Covington, Ohio ROARK FURNITURE Out Our Way We Deal Your Way Miami Valley's Largest Furniture Store Laura 947-2311 Englewood 836-2621 Where Quality and Service at a Price Are Assured Laura, Ohio If the 1:eacher's in the back row, who's teaching the class? bob etter's ice cream BECKERT BROTHERS Ready-mix Concrete Coal-Brick Awnings -Tile 401 Young Street Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-0841 URTON'S SOHIO SERVICE N ,somo ,1 Broadway and High Street Phone GR 3-5111 ALswEu. EXCHANGE, INC. Purina Feeds, Grains, Seeds, Fertilizer Salts, Coal, and Grinding Phone 448-2721 Harrison Avenue Bradford, Ohio EARL SHULTZ , Manager S. S. KRESGE CO. Piqua, Ohio The variety store with the 1uncheonette WAYNE'S BARBER SHOP One Barber WAYNE Corner of South and McKinley Street Piqua, Ohio Compliments of MAlER'S I.G.A. MARKET Covington, Ohio FORREST V. MILLER AGENCY Your Local Independent Agent 150 North Pearl Street Covington Phone GR 3-2171 FOURMAN'S Men's and Boys' Wear and Ladies' Sportswear Corner Third and Broadway Streets Phone 584-2910 Greenville, Ohio K' fkkk. A STEINER'S SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY STEINER'S READY MIX, INC. State Specifications Washed - Crushed - Graded Top Dirt Fill Dirt Winterized Concrete Radio Dispatched Trucks Quality and Quantity Phone 513-698-4156 R. R. ffl or West Milton Enterprise 0118 Ludlow Falls Congratulations to the Class of 1967 . . . A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND COATE BURIAL VAULT SERVICE Specializing in: Septic tanks, Burial vaults, and Monuments. CRAWFORD APPLIANCES Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-3431 West Milton Ohio Remember when baggy pants and curls were IN, KlNNEY'S MEN'S SHOP Always the new things first OUR Covington, Ohio HERO!??!H y Cornplirn ents of BORDER CITY Savings and Loan Association You're money gs? 'v Q CiheCId. f 300 West High Street Naughty girls must stand in corners! ! ! Piqua, Ohi0 WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO. MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS 400 Hazel Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-1361 ROUTZAHN FUNERAL HOME 10 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2 271 Compliments S. J. RUDY 81 SONS, INC. f.. wfffvffw Quality Feed Certified Seed Bonded Grain Storage Granite 3 -3391 Covington, Ohio BEAVER-HEILMAN Pom: Through Service Covington, Ohio I Q lbs O 0 it 0 o r 1 0 c 1 0 0 Q U .o'e'c:95 s-'.'..J KEY CLUB OF JVI.. WIKWAAEX COVINGTCN HIGH SCHCOL. gn P' 1 Sponsored by is KIWANIS CLUB oi? Q-'1,,,,,1x9,ff' Covington, Ohio - l I34 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 BRIDGES FUNERAL HOME WILLIS BRIDGES Covington, Ohio Ambulance Service Any Time Any Place 160 North High Street Phone GR 3 1 81 PIQUA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Division of Piquarea Chamber of Commerce Piqua, Ohio BART'S GROCERY STORE Hours: 8A. M. to9P. M. 7 Days a Week GR 3-5521 157 South High Street Covington, Ohio Driver Motor Company J. C. Gardner Company Hardenbrook Ford, Inc. Crumback-Rogers, Inc. Jim Stafford, lnc. Schlingman Buick-Pontiac, Inc. L f f An elephant what! ??! Congratulations From WILSON'S Family Department Store 30 - 32 North High Street Covington, Ohio Congratulations and Best Wishes for your Happiness and 21 RIALTORS fg -gt,-11? 'z V, 3' avr: 'F ,X .X Future Succes s. 33-'AL 2, J It LILLIAN LANGSTON, REALTOR Office - 2 East Spring Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-5562 CHARLIE REIBER'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP 229 Wenrick Street Covington, Ohio Phone Granite 3-2541 ROGERS BROTHERS Fertilizers ---- Seeds Agricultural Lime Spreading Service Covington Ohio NATIONWIDE INS. Complete Protection Auto - Fire - Life NED WACKLER GR 3- 1201 Covington, Ohio SOUTH END BAR 137 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone Granite 3-8591 MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY Quality Control Dairy Products Q Q Q Q Svvd Phone 473 -1461 Covington, Ohio V Have You Decided on a Career ? The Piqua Daily Call Invites Inquiries About Positions in the Newspaper Profession Write to Personnel Manager for an Appointment PIQUA DAILY CALL Piqua, Ohio FRITZ E. MARTIN 19 North High Street Your Covington Jeweler JACK'S DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS FREE DELIVERY VETERINARY SUPPLIES 220 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP Covington, Ohio GR 3-2071 Congratulations, Class of 1967 From the Home of SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS Quality Products at Reasonable Prices PIOUA OFFICE SUPPLY Public Square Piqua Ohio CONTINENTAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Learn Beauty Culture We Build Successful Careers in the Beauty Business Day and Night Classes 188 West Ash Street Piqua, Ohio Telephone 773-9641 Train to Become Operator Stylist Manicurist 'rg fm? Manager Owner Teacher Ollie o-o-ps ! ??! The Buccaneer's editor says, A -Ah, Relief, The Yearbook's done! ! 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