Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1968 volume:

IM COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL COVINGTON, OHIO THE 1968 BUCCANEER VOLUME XXI i Photos by Wogaman Studios - Artistic Effects by Karen Ingle The 1968 BUCCANEER is a chronicle of this school year. We have tried in this publi- cation to relate the events in such a way that as we grow older, we will be able to leaf through this annual and refresh our memories of the events that occurred during this year. The theme of this book is quite simple— Covington High School, 1968. We have de- veloped this theme in many ways. We have emphasized the school colors, black and white, from cover to cover. We have tried to re- create in picture form the students, their spirit, and their activities during this school term. These main factors, plus the many small details which are included, work together to show the pride we feel for CHS. JANE SELLMAN Editor-in-Chief FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK 2 ADMISISTRA TIGS .... 6 STUDENT LIFE...16 CONTENTS ............ .....j ....... ........92 ............120 API'ERT1SEMESTS .ii MwWHmH WE SALUTE . . . 4 MR. DWANE I. RUNYAN Mr. Dwane I. Runyan completed his eleventh year as an instructor in the Covington school system this year. During his ten years, Mr. Runyan served as voca- tional agriculture teacher, and recently switched his teaching field to mechan- ical drawing and industrial arts. He has been advisor to many classes as well as advisor to the Class of 1968. For his outstanding guidance and instruction to the stu- dents of CHS, we dedicate the 1968 BUCCANEER to him. 5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CONTENTS SUPERINTENDENT..............8 PRINCIPAL...................9 FACULTY.................... 10 SCHOOL BOARD............... 14 FAITHFUL HELPERS........... 13 MR. C. S. PHILLIPS SUPERINTENDENT “It is a pleasure indeed to extend sincere congratu- lations to the staff and ail who have had a part in the production of the 1968 BUCCANEER. “The publication of a yearbook demands more than observation and com- ment. Much hard work, initiative, planning, and co- operation were involved to produce this publication. We thank you for this leader- ship and dedication. “Your efforts will stir many memories and also serve as a valuable com- munications link between the school and the public.“ MRS. MARY HAYES -SECRETARIES— MRS. PAULA BOLLENBACHER 8 MR. LOUIS A. APWISCH PRINCIPAL ‘‘Youth is not a time of Life-- For you are as young as your faith, As old as your doubt, As young asyour self- confidence, As old as your fear. As young as your hope, As old as your despair. Youth is a state of mind. Congratulations and best wishes to this graduating class. May the future hold the fullest reward that each of you may seek in life. 9 MRS. MIRIAM SWEIGART SECRETARY MR. DUANE BOLLENBACHER MRS- ANITA BROWN B. S. MIAMI UNIVERSITY B- s- OHI° STATE UNIVERSITY General Mathematics - Advanced Mathematics Librarian Algebra I - Algebra II English 9 Geometry MRS. EVELYN CANEDY MR. JOHN CULBERTSON B. S. SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY B. S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Chorus Earth Science Band Biology EDUCATORS 10 MRS. BETH CULBERTSON B. S. BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY English 11,12 MR. DAVID C. DAVIS B.S. BLUFFTON COLLEGE Chemistry - Earth Science Physics - General Math MRS. DONNA DEWEY MRS. LEONA FULKS B.S. WILMINGTON COLLEGE B. A. MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Physical Education - Health Bookkeeping - Shorthand I - Typing I MR. DON GARMAN MRS. MARY HURD B.S. UNIVERSITY of OMAHA B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Civics - Driver's Education Secretarial Practice - Shorthand II Business English - Typing II MRS. MARJORIE MUTZNER B. S. OHIO UNIVERSITY Home Economics MR. K. DAVID O'DIAM B.S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Vocational Agriculture MR. DWANE RUNYAN B. S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts MRS. JUDITH SNYDER B.S. DEFIANCE COLLEGE General Business - Business Economics Business Law - Business Machines Typing I - Business English MRS. EUNICE ST ADLER MR. ROLAND STOCKLAND B. S., M. A. WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY B. A. MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY Guidance Counselor American History - World History 12 MR. LARRIE TISDALE B. S. f M. A. WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Physical Education Health MRS. ELIZABETH TRICKEY B.S. MIAMI UNIVERSITY English 9 English 10 MISS DORIS TROST A. B. MANCHESTER COLLEGE French I, II, III Speech MISS HELEN HOLFINGER B. S. MIAMI UNIVERSITY M. A. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY English 9 and Librarian Substitute MRS. PATRICIA LADD B. S. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Remedial Reading MRS. SUZANNE REMKE B. A. MARSHALL UNIVERSITY Speech and Hearing Therapist 13 Left to right: Mr. William Zimmerlin; Mr. Charles Phillips, Superintendent; Mr. Robert Rudy; Mr. William Roecker; Mr. Bruce Johnson; Mr. Lowell Yingst. 1968 BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. LOWELL YINGST President of the Board 14 COOKS Left to right: Mrs. Gertrude Wilk Mrs. Alice McMaken Mrs. Betty Franke Mes. Lester Warner Mrs. Ruth Pearson Mrs. Dorothy Brumbaugh Mrs. Eileen Helman Mrs. Louise O’Roark Mrs. Dora Hollopeter CUSTODIANS Left to right: Mr. Carl Locker Mr. Wilfred Rench Mr. J. L. O’Roark FAITHFUL HELPERS BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Charles Reiber Tom Fenner Clyde Shafer Charles Boyer Clarence Milhouse Bob Shellabarger Absent: Wm. Flick 15 STUDENT LIFE 16 CONTENTS 1968..................... 18 PREPARING FOR TOMORROW....20 DEVELOPING INTERESTS......22 REWARDING GOALS...........24 1968 WAS OUR YEAR TO STRIVE FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE . . . 18 19 TO PREPARE FOR OUR CHOSEN VOCATIONS . . . 21 TO DEVELOP OUR INTERESTS 22 AND ENJOY LIFE . . . 23 24 TO ATTAIN A REWARDING GOAL. 1. OUR STRONG BAND CAN NE’ER BE BROKEN, FORM’D IN COVINGTON HIGH. FAR SURPASSING WEALTH UNSPOKEN, SEAL’D BY FRIENDSHIP'S TIE. CHORUS: ALMA MATER, ALMA MATER, DEEP GRAVEN ON EACH HEART SHALL BE FOUND UNWAV'RING, TRUE, WHEN WE FROM LIFE SHALL PART. 2: MEM’RY'S LEAFLETS CLOSE SHALL TWINE AROUND OUR HEARTS FOR AYE, AND WAFT US BACK, O’ER LIFE'S BROAD TRACK TO PLEASURES LONG GONE BY. (REPEAT CHORUS) 3: HIGH SCHOOL LIFE AT BEST IS PASSING, GLIDING SWIFTLY BY; THEN LET US PLEDGE IN WORD AND DEED, OUR LOVE FOR COVINGTON HIGH. (REPEAT CHORUS) 25 CONTENTS PORTRAITS...................28 ACTIVITIES................. 39 CANDIDS.................... 48 SHIRLEE ANN BADGLEY WILLIAM FRANKLIN BASHORE VAN CARL BATDORF MARY JO BEEMAN GARY DENNIS BRICKEY GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN 28 JUDY MAE BROWNING STEVEN REYNARD CHANEY CHARLES HOWARD DEAL, II EDWARD ALLEN EIDEMILLER TIMOTHY LEROY FEESER LINDA CHARLENE FINFROCK 29 GERALD EUGENE FLORA MARTHA ELLEN FLORA JERRY LYNN FORSYTHE STANLEY LEE GALLEY HERBERT EUGENE GRAGG CHRISTA DARLENE GRISE 30 BRENDA DIANNE HARDENBROOK LEON ALAN HOLLOPETER ROBERT WAYNE HOMAN STEVEN KEITH HUDSON RICK DEAN IDDINGS NEIL FRANKLIN INGLE 31 PAUL RAY KENWORTHY SCOTT EDWARD KLEPINGER DEBORAH LOU MAURER MARILYN JOANNE MEYER LINDA LEE MILLER SUSAN MARIE MYERS 33 BILLY CHARLES ROBINSON 34 WILLIAM JOSEPH ROBINSON JOSEPH ALLEN RUDY MARCIA ELLEN SARVER FLOYD ALLEN SHUMAKER LEON DAVID SINK JOYCE ANNE SIRCH JAMES LEWIS STENGEL CONNIE RAE STEPHAN LINDA RAE STEVENSON BEVERLY KAY STUMP hi m 36 CHERYL SUZANNE SUBLER JOHN FRANKLIN SWALLOW SCOTT RICHARD THOMPSON RALPH A. VAN KIRK LILLIAH JEAN VAN TILBURG VICKY JO WACKLER JOYCE ANN WOOLRIDGE VICKI LYNN YINGST BETTY LOU YOUNT 38 CLASS OF 1968 Motto: TODAY WE FOLLOW; TOMORROW WE LEAD. Colors: ICE BLUE AND SILVER Flower: BLUE AND WHITE CARNATION Song: THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM Advisors: MRS. JUDITH SNYDER, MR. DWANE RUNYAN Senior Class Officers: CHUCK DEAL.................................President JOE RUDY------------------------------Vice President CHRISTA GRISE------------------------------Secretary MARILYN MEYER..............................Treasurer SENIOR ACTIVITIES SHIRLEE BADGLEY Class Officer 9 Treasurer 9 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Science Club 9,10,11,12 GAA 9,10,11,12 Vice President 11 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Ass't Bus. Mgr. 11 Co-Bus. Mgr. 12 Newspaper Staff 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Cheerleader 10,11,12 Co-Captain 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 11 Homecoming Queen 12 FRANK BASHORE FFA 9,10,11,12 VAN BATDORF FFA 9,10,11,12 Chaplain 11 Class Play 11 Crew 11 MARY JO BEEMAN FHA 9,10,11 Vice President 10,11 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Prompter 11,12 GARY BRICKEY FFA 9,10,12 Ass't Vice President 10 Hi-Y 12 Football 9 Basketball 9 GEORGE BROWN Key Club 10,11,12 President 12 Band 9,10,11,12 JUDY BROWNING Band 9,10,11,12 STEVE CHANEY CHUCK DEAL Class Officer 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 9,11 Sec'y 10 President 12 Scholarship Team 9,10 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Varsity C 10,11,12 President 11 Sec'y-Treas. 12 Science Club 10 Newspaper Staff 10,11,12 Sports Editor 11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 Co-Captain 12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10 VFW Speech Award 12 ED EIDEM ILLER Student Council 12 Science Club 11,12 Treasurer 11 President 12 Varsity C 10,11,12 Football 9,10,11 Newspaper Staff 12 Feature Writer 12 39 CLASS OFFICERS: left to rigfit, JOE RUDY - Vice President MARILYN MEYER - Treasurer CHRISTA GRISE - Secretary CHUCK DEAL - President TIM FEESER Scholarship Team 10,11,12 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Sec'y 11 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11 LINDA FINFROCK Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 GAA 10 Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 John Phillip Sousa Award 12 GERALD FLORA FFA 9,10,11,12 Chaplain 10 Reporter 12 Basketball 9,10,11 Track 10,11,12 Baseball 10 MARTHA FLORA Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Cheer Club 11 Band 9,10,11,12 FFA Queen 12 Homecoming Attendant 12 JERRY FORSYTHE Class Play 12 Crew 12 Band 9,10,11 STAN GALLEY FFA 9,10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11 Outstanding Player Award 10 HERB GRAGG Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Outstanding Service Award 12 CHRISTA GRISE National Honor Society 12 Class Officer 12 Sec’y 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Girls' State Delegate 11 BRENDA HARDENBROOK Scholarship Team 10 Tri-Hi-Y 10,12 Yearbook Staff 11 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 LEON HOLLOPETER National Honor Society 12 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Band 9,10 Football 11 Basketball 10 Track 9,10,11,12 Homecoming Escort 12 40 BOB HOMAN FFA 9,10,11,12 Sentinel 10,11 Hi-Y 11,12 Vice President 12 Varsity C 11,12 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11,12 STEVE HUDSON Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Football 10,11,12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Football Mgr. 9 RICK ID DINGS Football 9,10,11,12 Track 9,10,11 NEIL INGLE FFA 10,11,12 Baseball 10 PAUL KENWORTHY National Honor Society 11,12 Vice President 12 Student Council 9,10,11,12 Vice President 11 Treasurer 12 Class Officer 9,10,11 President 9,10,11 Scholarship Team 10,11,12 FFA 9,10,11 Vice President 11 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 All League Football 12 Boys State 11 KATHIE LANDIS National Honor Society 12 GAA 9,10,11,12 Sec'y 10 President 12 FTA 10,11,12 Vice President 11 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Cheerleader 9,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Chorus 11 DAN LEISTNER Scholarship Team 12 Hi-Y 12 Class Play 12 Sound Effects 12 Band 9,10,11,12 MICHELLE LEOPARD Class Play 12 Crew 12 Home Economics Style Show 12 LINDA MAIER National Honor Society 11,12 Sec'y 12 Student Council 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 11 President 12 Class Officer 9,10,11 Vice President 9,10,11 Scholarship Team 9,11 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Ass’t Chaplain 11 Chaplain 12 GAA 10,11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11 Cast 12 Cheerleader 9,11 Chorus 9 Office Assistant 11 Buccanettes 10 Homecoming Attendant 12 DAN MANSON Key Club 10 Band 9,10,11 Class Play 12 Crew 12 SCOTT KLEPINGER Scholarship Team 10 Track Mgr. 12 DAN HELPS MAKE NEW SCENERY FOR SR. CLASS PLAY. SUE MYERS Scholarship Team 11,12 FT A 11,12 Historian 12 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Yearbook Staff 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 PATTIE PEACOCK Quill Scroll 12 Newspaper Staff 11,12 Co-Editor 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 FT A 12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11 Cast 12 TED PETERS Hi-Y 10,11,12 President 11 FFA 9,10,11,12 Reporter 11 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Basketball 9,10,11,12 State Farmer 11 DOYLE PENNY Scholarship Team 11,12 FFA 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 12 Class Play 12 Cast 12 MR. DWANE RUNYAN SR. TRACK MEN: Chuck Deal, Bob Homan, Floyd Shumaker, and Leon Hollopeter. BRAD MARTIN Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 DEBBIE MAURER MARILYN MEYER National Honor Society 12 Class Officer 11,12 Sec'y 11 Treasurer 12 Scholarship Team 10 GAA 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 President 12 LINDA MILLER Newspaper Staff 11,12 Co-Editor 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 FT A 12 Cheer Club 11 Jr. Representative 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Chorus 10,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Band Council 10,12 CLASS ADVISORS MRS. JUDITH SNYDER LESLEY PORTER Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 FHA 10,11 Sec'y 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Chorus 12 Track Statistician 12 BILL C, ROBINSON Hi-Y 10,11,12 Varsity C 12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Track 9,10,11 Chorus 12 BILL ROBINSON Sam, Rick, Jerry, and Don are very efficient carpenters. FFA 9,10,11,12 JOE RUDY Class Officer 12 Vice President 12 Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Powder Puff Coach 11,12 School is fun - ask Susan! MARCIA SARVER Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Librarian 12 DEB SCHILLING Salutatorian 12 National Honor Society 12 Scholarship Team 9,10,11,12 FT A 10,11,12 President 12 GAA 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Newspaper Staff 12 Feature Writer 12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Librarian 12 National Merit Commendation 12 SHARON SCHMIDT National Honor Society 12 FHA 9,10,11,12 Historian 10 President 11,12 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 43 JANE SELLMAN Valedictorian 12 National Honor Society 11,12 Treasurer 12 Quill Scroll 12 Yearbook Staff 11,12 Assistant Editor 11 Editor-in-Chief 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Vice President 11 President 12 Youth In Gov't 11,12 Sec'y Hi-Y Area Council 11 GAA 9,10,11,12 Reporter 11,12 Scholarship Team 9,10,11,12 Newspaper Staff 11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Student Council 9 Cheerleader 9,10 Band 9,10,11 Band Council 9 Cheer Club 11 Office Assistant 12 Librarian 12 Outstanding Service Award 12 DAR Good Citizen Award 12 VFW Speech Award 12 FLOYD SHUMAKER '1 Another exciting Physics class! LEON SINK FFA 9,10,11,12 Sec'y 11 President 12 Varsity C 12 Track 11 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Track Mgr. 11,12 Jerry cooks up a storm! JOYCE SIRCH National Honor Society 12 Quill Scroll 12 Student Council 12 Scholarship Team 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Sec'y 12 Science Club 10,11,12 Sec'y 11 Vice President 12 GAA 9,10,11,12 Newspaper Staff 10,11,12 Bus. and Cir. Mgr. 11 Lay-Out Ed. 12 Yearbook Staff 11 Cheer Club 11 Band 9,10,11,12 Librarian 10,12 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Chorus Council 12 Office Assistant 11,12 Homecoming Attendant 12 44 SCOTT THOMPSON Senior secretaries hard at work. JIM STENGEL Hi-Y 10,11,12 Vice President 11 Varsity C 11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Student Mgr. 11 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Track 10,11 CONNIE STEPHAN Tri-Hi-Y 10 Yearbook Staff 11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 LINDA STEVENSON FHA 9,10,11 Recreation Leader 11 GAA 10 Class Play 11,12 Prompter 11,12 BEVERLY STUMP FHA 11,12 County Officer 11 County Treasurer 12 Science Club 9 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Chorus 12 Buccanettes 9 CHERYL SUBLER Scholarship Team 10,11 Cheer Club 11 Band 9,10,11,12 Sec'y-Treasurer 12 Chorus 12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Office Assistant 11,12 Homecoming Attendant 12 JOHN SWALLOW FFA 11 Track 9 Chorus 9,10,11,12 Band 9,10,11 Drum Major 10,11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Football 9,10,11 Basketball 9,10,11 Track 9 RALPH VAN KIRK National Honor Society 11,12 President 12 Band 9,10,11 JEAN VAN TILBURG Class Officer 9 Sec'y 9 Scholarship Team 11 Science Club 11,12 Sec'y 12 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Cheerleader 9 VICKY WACKLER Tri-Hi-Y 10,11 GAA 10 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11 Crew 12 Buccanettes 10 Drill Team 11,12 Captain 12 Floyd, Dan, and Sam know the importance of surveying the street. 45 SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOLARSHIP TEAM, FRONT: (Left to rigjit) - Paul Kenwor- thy, Jane Sellman, Joyce Sirch. BACK: Deb Schilling, Tim Feeser, Sue Myers. Absent - Dan Leistner, Doyle Penny. VICKI WEISHEIT Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Prompter 11,12 Band 9,10,11,12 Track Statistician 12 PAUL WHITMAN Hi-Y 11,12 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Band 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Baseball 10,11,12 MVP Baseball Award 11 CHUCK WINKLE Hi-Y 10,11,12 Treasurer 11 President 12 Pres. Hi-Y Area Council 11 Youth In Gov't 11 Science Club 10,11 Vice President 11 Class Play 11,12 Cast 11,12 Football 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9 Baseball 11 Student Mgr. 10 Powder Puff Coach 12 SAM WOODS Hi-Y 11,12 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Track Mgr. 9,11 Football Statistician 12 Basketball Mgr. 9,10,11,12 Football 9,10,11 Homecoming Escort 12 46 - Typical Senior Lockers! English is fun - just ask John!! JOYCE WOOLRIDGE Newspaper Staff 11 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11 Crew 11 VICKI YINGST GAA 10,11,12 Tri-Hi-Y 10 Cheer Club 11 Class Play 11,12 Crew 11,12 Office Assistant 11,12 Librarian 12 BETTY YOUNT Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 Treasurer 12 Cheer Club 11 Band 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11 Cast 11 Girls' State 11 FUTURE FARMERS: FRONT ROW, Left to right: Mr, O'Diam, instructor; Doyle Pen- ny, Neil Ingle, Gary Brickey, Leon Sink. BACK ROW: Stan Gal- ley, Van Batdorf, Bill Robinson, Frank Bash- ore, Bob Homan, Ger- ald Flora. 47 Chuck Winkle makes another important” survey! The Class of 1968 leaves its mark on Covington, Ohio. Jim and Scott take a locker break between classes. 48 The 1st period study hall gang . Gary and George pose for the camera. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS - FRONT ROW: (Left to right) Vicki Weisheit, Betty Yount, Shirlee Badgley, Martha Flora, Linda Miller. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Subler, Kathie Landis, Joyce Sirch, Marilyn Meyer, Deb Schilling. BACK ROW: Dan Manson, George Brown, Paul Whitman. STANDING: Mrs. Evelyn Canedy, Band Director. 49 UPPERCLASSMEN IN VARSITY C FRONT ROW - (Left to right): Terry Swallow, Jim Stengel, Tim Fee- ser, Mike Robinett, Ed Eidemiller. BACK ROW - John Weikert, Bill Rudy, Gerald Flo- ra, Chuck Deal, Leon Sink, Bill Robinson. Kathie and Mrs. Stadler contemplating the future. Gerald and Leon studying diligently. 50 Senior men once ... Senior men twice! A wounded Linda Miller braves the halls of CHS! 51 UNDERCLASSMAN 52 CONTENTS CLASS OF ’69................ CLASS OF ’70................61 CLASS OF ’71................66 Left to right: Connie Gearhart, Secretary; Bob Phillis, Vice President; Daryl Lan- des, Treasurer; John Weikert, President. CLASS OF ’69 54 An energetic Junior math class. Joyce Abshire David Adams Picture Not Available Kay Angle John Bader Dave Badgley Olive Bagwell Picture Not Available Brad Barker Eric Barker Beverly Beaver 55 Mike Benedict Nancy Besecker Marna Boggs Jo Ann Brant Keith Brown Kysa Canedy Leland Carney Evonne Chronaberry Michael Cohee Denise Cor nor Linda Dearth Steven Dull 56 John Earick Steven Elifritz John Feeser Mary Fergus Jayne Fischer Donald Fisher Larry French Mark Fullerton Connie Gearhardt Bob Graves Terry Hecker Rick Hesson Brenda Huffman Connie Kauffman Donald Knapp Ronald Lamb Helen Lambroff Daryl Landes Ann Laudenslayer Paul Laughman Jerry Longendelpher David Longenecker Joyce Longenecker Benjamin McRoy 58 Picture Not Available Tonya Manson Vicky Moist Melissia Mullennix Barbara Oversholser Marilyn Palsgrove Robert Penny Vicki Petry Robert Phillis Douglas Riffell Michael Robinett William Rudy Steve Shively Dave Sink Dan Smith Mark Smith Rita Speers Carol Spillers Sherry Stacy Terry Swallow Tonda Thompson Keith Warner John Weikert Mary Wilson Alberta Worley 60 CLASS OFFICERS - Left to right: Bob Wilhelm, Vice Present; Ann Subler, Sec- retary; Sue Leistner, Treasurer; Gary Meyer, President. CLASS OF ’70 61 Bill Apple Ron Apwisch Dennis Baker Charlene Batdorf Sherri Beaver Chuck Beeman Robert Benedict Janice Berryhill Bobbie Biesel Rosanna Brubaker Henry Brumbaugh John Bubeck Barbara Burkett Charles Byers Todd Canedy Kathy Carine Linda Catterlin Paulette Chronabery Michael Clark Betsy Clippinger Marilyn Cornor Pamela Dapore 62 Michael Duff LaDonna Filbrun Marilyn Fisher Eric Frantz Diana Ganger James Hague Melody Harshbarger Marie Heintz Larry Hensler Joyce Holman Diana Holmes Susan Houck Sally Ingle Stephanie Johnson Chris Jones Randall Kellar Fred Kenworthy Bonita Landes Kristine Langston Terry Lavy 63 Kathy Leach Sharon Leeper Sue Leistner Janet Linn James Magee Darlene Maurer Gary Meyer Diane Miller Nancy Miller Becky Minnich Charlotte Mohler Steven Oakes Gloria Parker Tim Powell Carolyn Richard Mary Anne Richard Judy Roecker Kenneth Rogers Gary Root Mike Root 64 Jeanette Rosengarten Janet Routson Philip Sarver Ed Shilt Guy Shumaker Elwood Siler Rick Sirch Steve Stacy Tim Stambaugh Herb Stevenson Ann Subler David Sweigart Bill Thomas Sherman VanKirk Larry Weikert Sandy Weng Rick Whitenack Bob Wihelm Rosalee Wood Bob Wright 65 CLASS OF ’71 Top to bottom: Leonard Minnich, Treasurer; James Sink, Vice President; Cinda Yingst, Secretary; David Myers, President. Nancy Abshire Kathy Adams Jeff Angle Keith Angle Scott Aukerman John Bagwell Johannah Barker Victoria Bashore Rosey Betts Peggy Blankenship Beverly Boggs Philip Boyd Cindy Brandt Debbie Brant Debbie Brinkman Buddy Clark 66 T' +r 1jFV Gayle Cox Linda Crist Jeff Davis Steve Dearth Cindy DeMoss Randy Dilley Cindy Doty Clara Elliotte Randy Emery Tina Feeser Edith Fine Marlene Fisher Alan Forsythe Jeff Frantz Dwight Garber Lois Garber Sandy Garman Tim Gibboney Dave Gragg Mike Gray Jeff Greive Doug Hague Chris Hardenbrook Ed Hartley Danny Hathaway Rex Huffman Debbie Jones Tom Jones Carla Kelly Ralph Knapp 67 Areda Landes MichaelLavey Ron Leach Raymond Lyons Jack Maier Cathy Manson Mike Manson Cindy Martin Craig Miller Leonard Minnich David Myers Debbie Parks Darlene Pearson Ron Penny Robin Porter Dennis Powell Joanne Powell Patty Richard Dick Robinson Mary Rodgers Jane Rumble Jim Rumble Steve Sampson Linda Schmidt Mary Ellen Schultz Sheryl Shoffner Carol Sink Helen Sink Jim Sink Wilber Sink 68 Debbie Sirch John Smith Christina Snider Mike Stacy Mark Stadler Ken Stambaugh John Staudt James Taylor John Taylor Marsha Thomas John Thompson Steve Thompson Melody Trostel Robert Trostel John Tyler Linda Tyler Dave VanTilburg Vickie Vincent Duaine Vogler Roberta Vogler Arlene Wackier Martha Weaver Dick White Jon Whitman Allen Wills Dave Wills Harold Wintrow Becky Wirrig Cindy Yingst Bill Zimmerlin 69 ORGANIZATIONS CONTENTS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY...........72 STUDENT COUNCIL.....73 QUILL SCROLL......74 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM....73 TRI-HI-Y............76 HI-Y................78 SCIENCE CLUB........79 YEARBOOK STAFF......80 NEWSPAPER STAFF...81 FFA...............82 EH A..............83 FT A..............84 KEY CLUB..........83 GAA...............86 VARSITY C.........87 BAND..............88 TOP ROW, Left to right: C. Gearhardt, C. Kauffman, D. Landes, D. Fisher, R. Lamb, B. Phillis, L. Hollopeter, P. Kenworthy, D. Riffell, L. Maier, J. Sellman. STANDING: C. Grise, C. Spillers, B. Beaver, M. Boggs, B. Huffman, V. Petry, S. Schmidt, J. Sirch, K. Landis, M. Meyer, D. Schilling. Absent - Ralph Van Kirk. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS 19. The main activity of the National Honor Society this year was the induc- tion of new members. This year's in- duction was a simple ceremony in which the officers explained Character, Schol- arship, Leadership, and Service - the four areas that are the membership re- quirements. The tapping ceremony for new members followed this. 72 OFFICERS: Linda Maier, Secretary; Paul Kenworthy, Vice President; Jane Sellman, Treasurer. Absent - Ralph Van Kirk, President. STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING A great success! The Student Council sponsored many activi- ties this year. Some of which were the home- coming festivities and the Christmas program. The Student Council maintained school post- al service during Christmas and Valentine’s hol- idays. The Council also sponsored many activities to promote spirit, among these were: Color Day, Quiet Day, Car Caravans, and the making of signs boosting the Buccs. The officers of this year's Council were: Lin- da Maier, president; John Weikert, vice-presi- dent; Kay Angle, secretary; and Paul Kenworthy, treasurer. FRONT ROW: Miss Trost, L. Maier, J. Weikert, K. Angle, P. Kenworthy, Mr. Ap- wisch. UP STEPS, BACK ROW: J. Sirch, C. Gearhardt. FRONT ROW: R. Huffman, M, Stacy, D. Brinkman, A. Subler, B. Clippinger, F. Kenworthy._________________________ QUILL AND SCROLL Covington High School Quill and Scroll includes in its membership students who have excelled in the editorial, literary, business, and art departments of The Buccaneer, and Bucc-a-News. Journalism is far-reaching in its aims. Its followers carry obligations to society as Quill and Scroll stands for Truth, Loy- alty, Enlightenment, Opportunity, Initiative, Leadership, and Friendship. The new members of Quill and Scroll are Marilyn Palsgrove, Jane Sellman, Patti Peacock, and Joyce Sirch. The advisors are Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Cul- bertson. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM The scholarship team rated hi$i in the state, with the following students placing in District competition and some in State competition. Sharon Leeper, Kris Langston in Biology; Mike Robinett, Doug Riffel, Chemistry; Jeff Frantz, Linda Crist, Algebra; Connie Kauffman, Advanced Algebra; Rick Frantz, Plane Geometry; JoAnn Brant, Jane Sellman, Bookkeeping; Leland Carney, American History; Paul Kenworthy, Senior Social Studies; Deb Schilling, English 12; Mary Ellen Schultz, English 9. TOP ROW: P. Kenworthy, T. Feeser, J. Weikert, D. Riffell, D. Clark, B. Zimmerlin, R. Frantz, M. Robinett, R. Lamb, L. Carney, S. Stacy, J. Frantz. MIDDLE ROW: D. Schilling, J. Sellman, S. My- ers, J. Sirch, M. Rogers, J. Brant, B. Beaver, M. Boggs. FIRST ROW: C. Kauffman, L. Filburn, A. Subler, P. Chronaberry, S. Leeper, K. Langston, D. Ganger, M. Schutz, K. Adams, L. Crist, M. Tho- mas. 75 FRONT ROW: Jane Sellman, Pat Peacock, Martha Flora, Linda Finfrock, Joyce Sirch, Linda Maier, Jean VanTilburg, MissTrost. SECOND ROW: Vickie Weisheit, Leslie Porter, Mary Beeman, Marilyn Meyer, Christa Grise, Brenda Hardenbrook, Linda Miller, Shirlee Badgley, Susan Myers. THIRD ROW: Debbie Schilling, Kathie Landis, Vicky Moist, Connie Gearhardt, Connie Kauffman, Denise Cornor, Nancy Besecker, Joyce Longenecker. FOURTH ROW: Carol Spillers, Marilyn Palsgrove, Linda Fields, Kysa Canedy, Beverly Beaver, Brenda Huffman, Tonda Thompson, Mary Wilson, Vicki Petry, Sherry Stacy. FIFTH ROW: Sherry Beaver, Bonita Landis, Charlotte Mohler, Marilyn Fish- er, Cathy Carine, Marie Heintz, Marilyn Cornor, Betsy Clippinger, Kris Langston. SIXTH ROW: Charlene Batdorf, Diane Holmes, Sandy Weng, Sally Ingle, Janice Berryhill, Sue Leistner, Diane Ganger, Ann Subler, Sharon Leeper, Stephanie Johnson, Linda Catterlin, Janet Routson, Judy Roecker. Absent, Tonya Manson. TRI-HI- Y TO CREATE, MAINTAIN, AND EXTEND THROUGHOUT THE HOME, SCHOOL, AND COMMUNITY HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN CHARACTER. 1967-68 was a very active year for the Tri-Hi-Y. They prepared and presented the Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, and Easter Assemblies for the student body. The club brightened the Christmas of a local family by buying gifts for them. Memorable events were the Parents Banquet, Mothers' Tea, and Senior Farewell. MISS DORIS TROST CONNIE KAUFFMAN Advisor Vice President The Powder Puff football game was sponsored again with the Sr. and Soph, team defeating the Jr. and Soph. team. Vicki Moist and Jane Sellman were this year's delegates to Youth in Government in Col- umbus. The girls also enjoyed swimming and work- ing out in the Piqua YMCA gym, as well as many educational and entertaining programs. CONNIE GEARHARDT JANE SELLMAN Assistant Chaplain President BETTY YOUNT JOYCE SIRCH LINDA MAIER Treasurer Secretary Chaplain 77 OFFICERS HI-Y FIRST ROW: Steve Hudson, Chuck Deal, Sam Woods, Leon Hollopeter, Bob Benedict, Ed Shilt. SEC- OND ROW: Mike Robinett, Don Fisher, Bob Homan, Gary Brickey, Jim Stengel, Chuck Winkle, Tim Feeser, Joe Rudy, Paul Kenworthy, Bill C. Robinson, Dave Longenecker, John Earick. THIRD ROW: John Feeser, DougRiffel, Neil Ingle, Paul Whitman, Bob Graves, Tim Stambaugfi. FOURTH ROW: Dave Sweigart, Bob Phillis, Terry Swallow, Steve Dull, Ted Peters, Mike Benedict, Todd Canedy, Terry Lavy. FIFTH ROW: Herb Stevenson, Fred Kenworthy, Dan Leistner, Kenny Rogers, Mike Clark, Steve Stacy, Ron Apwisch, Gary Meyer. SIXTH ROW: Mike Duff, Larry Weikert, Mr. Stockland, Keith Warner, Bill Rudy. Led by their duty-bound advisor, Mr. Roland Stockland, the Covington Chapter of American Hi-Y organization had a rather successful year. The nigjit before Homecoming, they took charge of a bonfire, which turned out to be a big success. They maintained the coat-check during the bas- ketball season. They also helped out when a local home burned down. Among the many dis- tinguished awards gained by members of the club, was the “Hen-Pecked award. This year's winner was Tim Feeser. The officers for this year were: Chuck Wink- le, President; Bob Homan, Vice-President; Bob Phillis, Secretary; Doug Riff ell, Treasurer; Fred Ken worthy, Chaplain. 78 A dedicated President! SCIENCE CLUB Interesting field trips and interesting speakers made this the best year the Science Club has had. Losing their advisor is a disappointment, but the members plan to go on working for the betterment of their club and the field of Science. The highlights of the year have been the vari- ety of trips the club members have taken. The trips, Fort Ancient, Institute of Science and Technology, Cincinnati Museum of Art and Botannical Gardens were some of the interesting spots toured by the Club. A picnic and hike at Fort Ancient, to which the eighth-graders were invited, was the grand finale of the year. FRONT ROW: C. DeMoss, R. Brubaker, M. Boggs, L. Filburn, D. Sirch, S. Leeper, J. Sirch. SECOND ROW: Mr. Culbertson, C. Martin, M. Fullerton, L. Wiekert, M. Clark, R. Hesson, S. Badgley. 79 FRONT ROW, Up the steps: Olive Bagwell, Kay Angle, Sally Ingle, Nancy Besecker, Vicki Moist, Brenda Huffman, Shirlee Badgley, Mrs. Snyder, Advisor. BACK ROW: Rick Hesson, Jayne Fischer, Jane Sellman, Jo Brandt, Marna Boggs, Phill Sarver, Linda Finfrock, Rita Speer, Bob Phillis, Sue Leistner, Marilyn Palsgrove, Carol Spiller. 1968 BUCCANEER YEARBOOK STAFF RICK HESSON - Co-Business Manager SHIRLEE BADGELY - Co-Business Manager MARILYN PALSGROVE - Assistant Editor JANE SELLMAN - Editor-in-Chief Bottom to top, FIRST ROW: D. Ganger, K. Angle, V. Petry, M. Wilson, V. Moist, T. Thompson, Mrs. Culbertson, Advisor, E. Eide- miller. SECOND ROW: O. Bag- well, D. Sirch, L. Miller, S. Sta- cy, V. Weisheit, C. Deal. THIRD ROW: J. Sirch, N. Besecker, M. Boggs, J. Sellman, D. Holmes, C. Batdorf, P. Peacock, C. Spiller, D. Schilling, L. Fields. BUCC-A-NEWS KEEPS SCHOOL INFORMED. The 1967-68 BUCCANEWS was under the direction of co-editors Pattie Pea- cock and Linda Miller. The newspaper staff worked diligently to publish all the news of school activities. Highlight of the year was the final issue which con- tained personality sketches of the seniors. JOYCE SIRCH PATTIE PEACOCK LINDA MILLER Lay-Out Editor Co-Editor Co-Editor 81 TOP ROW, Left to right: P. Boyd, L. French, J. Angle, S. Oakes, M. Duff, D. Garber, B. Siler, J. Taylor, W. Sink, K. Angle, S. Sampson, J. Earick. SECOND ROW: K. Stambaugh, H, Wintrow, J. Taylor, K. Rogers, D. White, D. Sink, T, Hecker, F. Kenworthy, B, Apple, T, Lavy, B. Robinson, G. Brickey. SEATED: Mr, O'Diam, D. Landes, B. Homan, V. Batdorf, L. Sink, D, Fisher, D. Penny, G. Flora, N. Ingle. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Serica. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The past year has been challenging and exciting for our new instructor, Mr. O’Diam and the F.F.A. members. The F.F.A. was involved in many activities throughout the year. Some of the activities are as follows: initiating greenhands, soil judging, public speaking contest, parent and son banquet, officer training camp, judging livestock at Wilmington, Ohio, attending state convention at Columbus, and water skiing in Michigan. Daryl Landes received a State Farmer degree this year. The officers for this year were: Leon Sink, President; Daryl Landes, Vice-President; Don Fisher, Secretary; Doyle Penny, Treasurer; Gerald Flora, Reporter; Mr. O'Diam, Ad- visor. Martha Flora, F.F.A. Queen, 1967-68 82 FHA FHA Stars You and Your Family was the theme carried out by this year's FHA members. Several interesting meetings were held during the year. The May meeting, featuring a Chin- ese Mystery Supper proved quite entertaining. The most enjoy- able event for some members was the State Convention in Columbus. The FHA girls are also eagerly preparing for the Miami County Fair this summer. BACK ROW: G. Parker, P. Richards, M. Richards, C. Richards, B. Burkett, K. Jones, Mrs. Mutzner, C. Batdorf, D. Holmes, M. Fisher, S. Weng, L. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: N. Miller, C. Sink, D. Sirch, B. Wirrig, A. Landis, N. Abshire, H. Sink, J. Rumble, K. Manson. FRONT ROW: J. Rosengarten, S. Schmidt, M. Mullenix, B. Stump. Left to right: Mrs. Mutzner, Advisor; Carol Sink, County Officer; Sharon Schmidt, President; Joyce Abshire, Vice President; Jean- ette Rosengarten, Secretary-Treasurer. 83 FT A BOOSTS SPIRIT BY SELLING SHAKERS FRONT ROW . Kathy Landis, Linda Miller, Kysa Canedy, Beverly Beaver, Stephanie John- son. SECOND ROW: Pattie Peacock, Deb Schilling, Connie Kauffman, Sue Meyers, Con- nie Gearhardt. SEATED: Mrs. Trickey. Seniors selling shakers. The F.T.A. was quite active this year. The club sold shakers at football and basketball games and held two coffee break days for the teachers. Each mem- ber was able to teach school for one- half day and some members also taught when substitute teachers were needed. They also kept the second floor bulletin board full of educational information. President............DEB SCHILLING Vice President-----BEVERLY BEAVER Secretary-Treasurer-----------CONNIE KAUFFMAN Advisor..............MRS. TRICKEY 84 FRONT ROW, Left to right: Bob Wilhelm, Mr. Harold Minnich, Advisor; John Weikert. SECOND ROW; Keith Warner, Doug Riffell, Todd Canedy, Bob Graves. THIRD ROW; Ron Apwisch, Rick Frantz, Terry Swallow. FOURTH ROW; Bob Phillis, Ron Lamb. STANDING; Bill Rudy, George Brown. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a civic organi- zation which is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. OFFICERS FOR 1967-68. SEATED, Left to right: Ron Lamb, Bill Rudy. STANDING: Keith Warner, Mr. Minnich, John Weikert, George Brown, President. 85 FRONT ROW, Left to rigfrt: J. Sellman, M. Meyer, Mrs. Dewey, Advisor; K. Landis, S. Johnson. SEC- OND ROW: M. Boggs, C. Spillers, S. Badgley, J. Sirch, T. Barker, M. Rogers, C. Yingst, D. Pearson, T. Manson, D. Ganger, L. Filbrun. THIRD ROW: B. Wirrig, M. Schultz, S. Houck, C. DeMoss, S. Garman, B. Boggs, M. Trostel, K. Adams, M. Palsgrove, K. Langston, D. Schilling, J. Roecker. FOURTH ROW: C. Sink, B. Beaver, K. Canedy, D. Corner, B. Huffman, V. Yingst, C. Kauffman, C. Gearhardt, S. Leistner, B. Clippinger, M. Corner, S. Leeper. These girls composed the 1967-68 Track Team that won the West Milton Invitational Track Meet for the sixth consecutive year. G. A. A. The GAA had a very active year which was opened with the annual chili supper at the park. The club participated in inter- school athletics in volleyball, basketball, and track, with great success in each sport OFFICERS KATHIE LANDIS.......... VICKI MOIST............ CAROL SINK............. MARILYN MEYER.......... JANE SELLMAN........... MRS. DEWEY............. - — President Vice President - - - Secretary - - Treasurer -----Reporter -----Advisor 86 VARSITY C” Membership in the Var- sity C is obtained by earn- ing a letter in any varsity sport. This year the club was under the able leader- ship of Terry Swallow, Pres- ident. Highlight of the year was the fall hayride. OFFICERS: Left to right: B. Rudy, J. Weikert, M. Robinett, T. Swallow. FRONT ROW, Left to right: R. Apwisch, J. Weikert, T. Swallow, Mr. Bollenbacher, Mr. Tisdale, Mr. Garman, S. Stacy, H. Stevenson, M. Robinett. SECOND ROW: M. Clark, T. Hecker, E. Shilt, B. Rudy, B. Barker, B. Apple, M. Benedict, J. Stengel, B. Homan. THIRD ROW: B. Robinson, E. Eidemiller, T. Feeser, L. Sink, C. Deal, B. Wilhelm, G. Meyer, G. Flora. 87 FRONT ROW, Left to right: D. Schilling, C. Langston, V. Weisheit, D. Ganger, L. Miller, D. Brink- man, L. Tyler. SECOND ROW: M. Flora, S. Garman, S. Beaver, B. Minnich, S. Leistner, C. Gear- hardt, R. Emery, K. Landis, S. Badgley, D. Leistner. THIRD ROW: M. Shultz, A. Wackier, T. Stam- baugh, D. Holmes, J. Routzan, J. Roecker, J. Frantz, M. Stadler, L. Carney, D. Riffell, D. Manson, B. Phillis. STANDING: Mrs. Canedy, B. Zimmerlin, J. Forsythe, G. Brown, D. Powell, D. Hathaway, R. Whitenack. CONCERT The 1967-68 season of the marching band was off to a good start at camp at Sabina, Ohio. Mr. Denny Lavy put the band through their paces and the hard work was shown on the football field during the year. Concert band members were busily preparing for the concert season, under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Canedy. The annual Holiday Concert and Spring Concert were given and attended by the community. Thirty-seven students entered Solo and Ensem- ble Contests and the band received an excellent rating at contest. The year was topped off with a Hoe-down party combined with the members of the chorus. 88 Mrs. Canedy. Left to right, FRONT ROW: C. Batdorf, B. Clippinger, S Johnson, N. Besecker, V. Petry, R. Speer. SECOND ROW . C. Kauffman, L. Catterlin, J. Davis, D. Comor, K. Adams, B. Boggs, A. Subler, E. Chronaberry, M. Meyer. THIRD ROW: B. Yount, B. Beaver, C. Subler, L. Finfrock, C. Spillers, B. Wilhelm, D. Pearson, B. Huffman, J. Tyler, T. Gibbony. BAND THE MAJORETTES lead the parade! BAND COUNCIL The members of the Covington High Band Council are dedicated to fulfilling the needs of the band. They discuss problems that may arise. Along with this duty, they get together and discuss how awards are to be presented. They also plan for parties and other types of recre- ational fun. The Band Council tries to help the Band to be one of the most outstanding organizations in the school. Top to Bottom, Left: C. Subler, N. Besecker, C. Gear- hardt, V. Weisheit, B. Beaver, J. Frantz, L. Miller. SECOND ROW: M. Meyer, L. Finfrock, S. Beaver. THIRD ROW: B. Phillis, M. Flora, B. Yount. FOURTH ROW: R. White - nack, E. Chronaberry, V. Petry. FIFTH ROW: D. Cornor, T. Can- edy. BUCCANETTES This year the nineteen girls of the drill team enjoyed working with the band. They practiced new rou- tines and presented shows at half- time for the Bucc's fans. They shall never forget the thrilling experiences each night before their performances. Counter-clockwise the Buccanettes consisted of V. Wackier, S. Weng, D. Carine, D. Sirch, C. Doty, C. Manson, L. Schmidt, C. DeMoss, S. Ingle, D. Parks, C. Richards, C. Martin, S. Houck, J. Barker, M. Heintz, M. Trostel, T. Feeser, D. Holmes, B. Biesel. 90 CHORUS BACK ROW: C. Martin, T. Feeser, M. Trostel, M. Fisher, J. Rumble, C. Brandt, E. Shildt, R. Huffman, B. Wilhelm, G. Meyer, H. Stevenson, R. Apwisch, W. Apple, F, Kenworthy, B. Zimmerlin, C. Sink, B. Clippinger, C. Subler, J. Clack. MIDDLE ROW: B. Wirring, C. Doty, A. Laudenslayer, M. Weaver, L. Tyler, M. Lavy, R. Whiteneck, D. Clark, B. Phillis, J. Swal- low, T. Stanbaugji, T. Canedy, M. Clark, A. Landes, C. DeMoss, D. Brandt, M. Sarver. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Canedy, S. Shoffner, L. Schmidt, R. Roecker, J. Sirch, L. Finfrock, C. Miller, S. Durth, M. Stacy, D. Myers, T. Jones, H. Brumbaugh, D. Garber, D. Sirch, K. Can- edy, B. Boggs, P. Blankenship. a Mrs. Canedy Directs the Band Tvpical Band Scene At Games! Members of the chorus began their year by giving the November P.T. A. program. The chorus had 53 members the first semester and 76 the second semester. The Christmas Vespers were held during the Holiday Season. The cho- rus members proved their abilities and talents throughout the year. The P.T. A. Variety Show was great fun as the chorus became Western oriented. The group participated at contest and received a II rating. The Spring Concert was a success with the emsembles of the chorus also participating. The chorus joined the band in a Western Ho-down party, at the Canedys' Drum Majorette ACTIVITIES CONTENTS OFFICE GIRLS............. 94 LIBRARIANS............... 95 HOMECOMING............... 96 POWDER PUFF............. 100 3 DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS..101 SR. CLASS PLAY...........102 JR. CLASS PLAY...........104 PROM.....................106 GRADUATION...............110 SR. KID PARTY............ SPECIAL AWARDS...........116 OFFICE GIRLS Office girls lend a helping hand to Mrs. Sweigart and to Mr. Apwisch. Their duties extend anywhere from collecting attendance slips to stapling papers. Also, they run er- rands, gather the mail, and do any odd jobs that they are capable of doing. First period................BRENDA HUFFMAN Second period.................VICKI YINGST Third period..................JANE SELLMAN Fourth period...................CHERYL SUBLER Fifth period.............................MARY WILSON Sixth period.....................JOYCE SIRCH Seventh period................- -KAY ANGLE Eighth period..............MARILYN PALSGROVE Mary Wilson in action as an office girl. 94 From left to right: Brenda Huffman, Marilyn Pals grove, Vicki Yin gst, Jane Sellman, Kay Angle, Mary Wilson, Cheryl Subler, Joyce Sirch. SEATED, Mrs. Sweigart. FRONT ROW, Left to rigfit: Mrs. Brown, Jane Sellman, Evonne Chronabery, Marilyn Fisher, Vicki Yingst, Marcia Sarver. BACK ROW: Bill C. Robinson, Chris Jones, Deb Schilling, Chuck Deal. Student librarians attend summer classes for instruction in library duties. They are available to help students locate and use reference books. Their other duties include charging out and checking in books, collect- ing fines, and keeping the bookshelves in order. Chris Jones helps three inquiring students! LIBRARIANS 95 HOMECOMING 1967 MISS SHIRLEE BADGLEY MISS MARTHA FLORA MISS LINDA MAIER HOMECOMING CANDIDATES MISS JOYCE SIRCH MISS CHERYL SUBLER 97 What a way to congratulate the newly crowned queen! Connie Carol, 1966 Homecoming Queen and 1967 queen can- didates. 98 The Queen and her court as seen at the dance: left to right, Cheryl Subler, Linda Maier, Shirlee Badgley, Martha Flora, and Joyce Sirch. The Queen, her court, and their escorts begin the dance with the traditional “Queen's Dance First graders help make Home- coming a success. HOMECOMING NIGHT The Homecoming activities this year were set off by a bon- fire pep rally Thursday evening prior to the game. A snake dance, led by the marching band and followed by the classes in succession, made its way to the football field. After listening to a few words from the team and coaches, everyone gathered around the blazing fire to cheer our Buccs on to victory. Friday night, after a grueling struggle against Greenon, our Buccaneers went down to defeat. Following the game, students and alumni attended the Homecoming dance, featuring the “Kingsmen. The theme of the dance was “Queen of Queens. The gymnasium was decorated in a variety of shades of green and white. A huge gold crown screened the front of the gym, forming a background for the Queen and her court. The orchestra made the dance successful with everyone dancing until 1:00 a.m. When the dance finally broke up, all grabbed souveniers of the dance. Homecoming 1967 was one never to be forgotten. 99 GIRLS PLAY FOOTBALL, TOO POWDERPUFF On October 29, 1967, the girls of the Tri-Hi-Y combined their efforts into two so-called football teams, The Dirty Dozen Minus One composed of senior and sophomore girls took on the juniors and sophomore girls, Born Winners”. The weather was quite cold and windy but the girls kept warm mainly by their vigorous attempts to make a touchdown. As the last quarter ended, the scoreboard read 22-12, with The Dirty Dozen Minus One” out in front. The Born Winners left to right: S. Stacy, K. Canedy, M. Wilson, S. Bea- ver. ROW 2: M. Conor, V. Moist, V. Retry, B. Beaver, D. Comor, J. Roec- ker. ROW 3: J. Longenecker, L. Fil- brun, B. Huffman, T. Thompson, C. Gearhardt, J. Routson. ROW 4: C. Spillers, C. Kauffman, T. Manson, M. Palsgrove, K. Langston, S. Ingle. The coaches of The Born Winners : T. Swallow, S. Hudson, J. Stengel, P. Kenworthy. J. Rudy was absent when the picture was taken. The Dirty Dozen Minus One left to right, ROW 1: K. Carine, S. Johnson, B. Clippinger, S. Leistner, S. Badgley. ROW 2: M. Heintz, A. Subler, D. Gan ger, M. Flora, M. Meyer, M. Beeman, V. Weis- heit. ROW 3: D. Schilling, K. Landis, P. Peacock, L. Miller, B. Hardenbrook, C. Grise. ROW 4: B. Yount, L. Maier, J. Sirch, J. VanTilburg. STAND- ING: C. Winkle, T. Feeser, C. Deal, B. Homan, S. Thompson, Coaches. 00 Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus(Tonda Thompson and Bill Zim- merlin) surprised the entire faculty with goodies from their little red wagon. ... And visions of sugar plums (Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Dewey, Mrs. Mutzner, Mrs. Brown) danced in their heads. ’TWAS 3 DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS On the final day before the high school dismissed for Christmas vacation, the faculty presented an en- tertaining afternoon to the student body. The main attraction was the skit of The Night Before Christmas which was directed by Mrs. Eve- lyn Canedy. Every faculty member took part with Mr. Apwisch playing the leading reindeer of Santa's team before red-nosed Mrs. Swiegart stepped in as Rudolph. Music by Mrs. Canedy provided the background as the actors said their lines. The faculty program was paired off and sang The Twelve Days of Christ- mas . Santa Claus, (Mr Davis) shouts, HO, HO, HO ... Mrs. Santa passes out the goodies !!! On the fourth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, as sung by Mrs. Culbertson and Mrs. Fulks. The moon, (Mrs. Trickey) was abreast on the new fallen snow! 101 TUNE IN ON TERROR Members of the play included Miss Trost, director; Deb Schil- ling, Cheryl Subler, Linda Fin- frock, Christa Grise, Kathie Landis, Linda Maier, Joyce Sirch, Leslie Porter, Linda Mil- ler, Brenda Hardenbrook, Jane Sellman, Pattie Peacock. SIT- TING: Chuck Winkle, Scott Thompson, Leon Sink, Chuck Deal, Steve Hudson, Doyle Penny. CHARACTERS Ellen Arkwright - Jane Arkwright - - Jikki Jerold----- Patty Larson----- Afadilla Deever - Bruno Karp--------- Granny Karp------ Bart Burdette - - ■ Rev. Pete Moss - Hortense Fuddy - Dillingham Fuddy Rozika----------- Von Slasher------ Arnold----------- Voices----------- -----Joyce Sirch ------Linda Maier -----Linda Finfrock ■ ----Lesley Porter •-----Linda Miller ------Doyle Penny -----Jane Sellman — Scott Thompson -----Chuck Deal -----Kathie Landis ■ — Chuck Winkle Deb Schilling -----Steve Hudson ----------Leon Sink -----Pattie Peacock Brenda Hardenbrook Vicky Yingst Christa Grise Jane takes on a new look f! 102 You tell 'em, Scott! PLAY CREW FRONT ROW: V. Weisheit, M. Meyer, V. Wackier, M. Flora, L. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: S. Schmidt, M. Mullen - nix, P. Peacock, M. Leopard, M. Sar- ver. THIRD ROW: G. Brown, B. Homan, G. Brickey, J. Stengel, M. Beeman, S. Badgley. FOURTH ROW: V. Batdorf, N. Ingle, G. Flora, B. C. Robinson, STANDING: J. Forsythe, B. Robinson, S. Woods, D. Manson, V. Yingst, J. Woolridge. On November 10, 1967, the Senior Class presented to a record- setting attendance, Tune In On Terror. Jane and Ellen Arkwrite, sorority pledges spend an evening in a deserted house as an initiation stunt. Suddenly, to their surprise, Jikki, a run-away bride-to-be, her maid Afadilla, and her best friend Pattie, stumble into the old deserted house where they claim they are to meet Bart, Jikki’s secret fiancee and the Rev. Pete. Later, as Jikki and Bart’s wedding ceremony is about to begin, Mrs. Duddley Fuddy, Jikki’s aunt and her son, Dillingham, come to stop the wedding. Del, Jikki’s original beau, wants her back. To add to the confusion, Granny Karp and her boy, Bruno, tell horrible tales of horror which involve a mad doctor and his vampire girl friend who haunt the house. These characters suddenly appear and turn out to be bank robbers along with Granny and Bruno. The play has a surprise ending as it re- veals all the spooks and shinanigans were only a gag to scare Jane and Ellen into studying. Is this the clean-shaven Steve whom we all know and LOVE? Winkle, just whom do you think you are? 103 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY If this girl marries anybody ... it’s gonna be me!!! Minister--------- Popcorn Jones — Lorrie Wilson - - - Mayor Wilson - - Verna Wilson - - - Clarence--------- Pat-------------- Susan------------- Chris Jones------ Clarence's Father • Clarence's Mother Dean Dibble------ Maggie Jones------ Mrs. Cooney------ Oscar------------- Captain Henderson Snow Face ------- Police Officer - - Fireman---------- Brisselbean------ Navy Lieutenant - Marine----------- Wedding Guests - • Wedding Ushers - - - Mark Fullerton - - - Daryl Landes - Beverly Beaver - - Mike Robinett -----Vicky Moist -----Doug Riffell - Kysa Canedy -Brenda Huffman - - Denise Cornor ■-----Dave Sink -------Kay Angle Connie Gearhardt Tonda Thompson Marilyn Palsgrove ------Bill Rudy -------Ron Lamb -----Mary Wilson -------John Earick -------Bob Graves -------Bob Phillis -----Lee Carney -------Steve Dull - Olive Bagwell Mary Fergus - -Dave Badgley Don Fisher Dan Smith Mayor Wilson and Popcorn talk it over. Members of the crew were, ROW ONE: A. Laudenslayer, J. Abshire, M. Benedict, S. Elifritz, J. Feeser, J. Brandt, J. Fischer. SECOND ROW; K. Canedy, D. Badgley, D. Longenecker, D. Adams, E. Barker, T, Hecker, B. Barker. THIRD ROW: J. Longe- necker, K. Angle, S Stacy, M. Fergus, V. Petry, T. Manson, N. Besecker. 104 STOP THE Hey, Stop the wedding Members of the cast were, ROW ONE: S. Stacy, K. Angle, K. Canedy, B. Rudy, S. Dull, R. Lamb, B. Graves, D. Landes, V. Petry, O. Bagwell. SECOND ROW: Miss Trost, director, M. Wilson, B. Huffman, B. Beaver, C. Gear- hardt, D. Cornor, T. Thompson, M. Palsgrove, V. Moist, R. Speer, M. Fergus. THIRD ROW: D. Badg- ley, D. Riffell, M. Fullerton, D. Smith, D. Sink, J. Earick, M. Robinett, D. Fisher, B. Phillis, L. Carney. On March 22, the Junior Class presented to a capacity crowd, Stop the Wedding. The audience was amazed when Popcorn Jones bound through the gym and onto the stage to stop the wedding between Lorrie Wilson, daughter of the prominent Mayor Wil- son, and Clarence. As the play progressed, a campaign began to get the Mayor re-elected. All of the college students got together and made their own plans for the elec- tion. The Mayor was re-elected, but had a new set of regulations to work with. As the play closes, the wedding scene is set again. This time between Lorrie and Popcorn. Once again the wedding is not completed as Popcorn de- cides to re-join the Navy. 105 Really, Clarence! JUNIORS PRESENT 106 Song and dance duet by Doug and Denise. GONE WITH THE WIND The only empty table in the place!!! On the eve of May 17, the Junior Class pre- sented a night entitled Gone With the Wind. As the evening began the Juniors and Seniors attended a banquet held in the hi$i school gym. The gym was decorated as the yard of Tara the famed mansion of Gone With the Wind . The guests were welcomed to Tara by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hara portrayed by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weikert. A toast was made to the sen- iors and the banquet was begun. Dinner was served in a smorgasbord fashion. Fathers of the junior class dressed as slaves and carried trays and served desert to the guests. After the meal, a melodrama was presented along with a duet of song and dance. The entertainment marked the end of the banquet and all went home for a quick change into clothes for the dance. Behind the scenes, the serving crew is working indus- trially. ON PROM NIGHT. Vicki and Tim dance to the wonderful mu- sic of Johnny McCoy’s Orchestra. On the romantic lawn of the ’’Tara Planta- tion, couples danced to the wonderful music provided by the Johnny McCoy Orchestra. Light- ed hurricane lamps decorated the tables, and cookies and punch were served by junior parents from the refreshment stand. A rock garden with bubbling water decorated a portion of the Tara lawn. The evening was climaxed by a riverboat ride down the Ohio River. Even though the rain and fog dampened the evening, the riverboat ride proved fun and exciting. Music was provided by a combo from Versailles, Ohio. Breakfast of rolls, milk, and soft drinks supplied nourish- ment for the prom travelers. After the five buses returned to the high school at 7:30 a. m. Saturday morning, tired kids dragged themselves off the buses and to their cars for their last jog homeward. 108 Teachers and students alike enjoyed the prom. GRADUATION - 1968 The ninety ninth annual Commencement of Coving- ton High School was held May 26, 1968. Sixty-seven seniors were graduated on this day. After the seniors marched in to ‘‘Pomp and Circumstance” played by Marcia Sarver, Mr. J. F. Ladd, acting superintendent, made a few opening remarks. This was followed by Jane Sellman's valedictory address entitled 4‘In Ourselves The Future Lies.” The mixed ensemble then performed a number. Deborah Schilling continued the program with her salutatory speech entitled “Today We Follow; Tomorrow We Lead”, which was followed by Linda Finfrock singing “The Sound of Music . Chuck Deal, class President, gave the class history. The class song, “The Impossible Dream” was then sung by the class. The presentation of special awards was made. Jane Sellman received the Valedictorian trophy, a one year subscription to “Readers Digest and a certificate of Admission with Distinction to the University of Cin- cinnati. Deborah Schilling received the Salutatorian trophy. Cheryl Subler received the Athena Club's Outstanding Senior Girl Award. Diplomas were then presented by Mr. Lowell Yingst, School Board President. Mr. Carl Schackow, principal, presented the Class of 1968 and they sang the “Alma Mater”. CLASS OF 1968 I 10 Baccalaureate was held Sunday afternoon in the High School auditorium. The Rev. Glenn Swope gave the Invo- cation and the Bible lesson. An anthem was sung by the St. John's Lutheran Church choir. The Rev. George M. Stadler of St. John's gave the sermon, while the prayer and Benedic- tion were given by Rev. Miller of the First Church of the Brethren. Seniors anxiously await the big moment. Processional of Seniors. Ill Jane Sellman, Valedictorian, giving her address Deborah Schilling, Salutatorian, giving her In Ourselves The Future Lies. address Today We Follow; Tomorrow We Lead. 112 The mixed ensemble sang Gonna Build Me A Mountain . BACK ROW, Left to right: Chuck Deal, Scott Thompson, Bill C. Robinson, and John Swallow. Cheryl Subler, Marcia Sarver, Joyce Sirch, Lin- da Miller. 113 SENIORS RETURN TO CHILDHOOD DAYS. I 0 A B Cole Fosl Seniors playing one of the old favorite games. On Wednesday, May 22, 1968, the Senior parents sponsored the KID PARTY at the Covington American Legion. The seniors came dressed as little kids and received big lollipops as favors. After a smorgasbord dinner, all the kids played games such as drop the hankie, red rover, and farmer in the dell. An ill-fated game of musical chairs preceeded a guessing game where the seniors tried to identify baby pictures of the individual members of the class. A game of drop the hankie proves to be very interesting. Red rover, red rover let the seniors come over. CHS. STUDENTS EARN This section is set aside to honor those stu- dents who have worked especially hard to achieve these awards. Chuck Deal, Jane Sellman, and Paul Laughman are shown here with speech teacher Miss Trost. They were the winners of the Voice of Democracy speech contest sponsored by the V.F.W. The speeches were entitled Freedom's Challenge. Chuck Deal won the first prize of a 100-dollar savings bond, Jane Sellman won a 50- dollar bond as second prize and Paul Laughman won the third prize bond of 25 dollars. The Outstanding Service Award, presented by Mr. Louis Apwisch, is given to students who contributed most to their fellow students, the school, and the community during their four higfi school years. This year's winners were Jane Sellman and Herb Gragg. Susan Myers won a White Sewing Machine, presented to her by Mr. Faler of Falers Sewing Machine Com- pany of Piqua, Ohio. This gift was presented during a style show given by the second period home ec. class before the Christmas holidays. I 16 SPECIAL HONORS. Paul Kenworthy and Chuck Deal, delegates to Buckeye Boy's State. On June 8-16, Paul Kenworthy and Chuck Deal attended Boy's State at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. They spent eight days in a course of political government training. The boys were sponsored by the Covington A. B. Cole Post of the American Legion. Buckeye Girl's State convened on June 17 at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. Christa Grise and Betty Yount were chosen by the Covington Women's Legion Auxilliary. They learned gov- ernmental procedures and met many people. 117 Delegates to Girl's State, Christa Grise and Betty Yount. Deborah Schilling took the National Merit Scholarship test in the spring of her junior year. Juniors all over the country participated in the test. Out of all of these participants, Deb was in the top 2 percent. For being in the top 2 percent she was awarded a cer- tificate of commendation. Jane Sellman was chosen the Good Citizen of Covington High School by the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution. This award is based on the demonstration of the qualities of dependability, leader- ship, service, patriotism, and scholar- ship. Jane is shown here with the cer- tificate she was awarded. 118 Daryl Landes earned the State Farmer's Degree, which is an award given to outstanding Agriculture students. Linda Finfrock was voted, by all band members, to receive the John Phillip Sousa Band Award. The award is de- termined by the leadership, depend- ability, and leadership of the individual senior band members. Linda certainly deserved this special honor for her out- standing service to the Covington High School Band. I 19 SPORTS 120 CONTENTS FOOTBALL................122 CHEERLEADERS............127 VARSITY BASKETBALL......128 RESERVE BASKETBALL......132 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL.....133 TRACK...................134 CROSS COUNTRY...........136 BASEBALL................137 SCORES We They Tipp City 12 28 Bradford 22 8 Northwestern 0 14 Greenon 6 12 Shawnee 0 16 Tecumseh 12 16 Miami East 14 8 Northeastern 22 16 Graham 6 12 SENIOR PLAYERS: L. to r., 1st ROW: Rick Iddings, Jim Stengel, Steve Hudson, Chuck Winkle. 2nd ROW: Paul Kenworthy, Joe Rudy, Bob Homan, Chuck Deal, Tim Feeser. BUCCS ARE BEST Left to right, 1st ROW: Tim Stambaugh, Fred Kenworthy, Allan Forsythe, Buddy Clark, Dwight Garber, Dave Sweigart, Bill Zimmerlin, Jack Whitman, Mike Lavey. 2nd ROW: Head Coach Tisdale, Keith Warner, Steve Dull, Bill Rudy, Paul Kenworthy, Terry Hecker, Brad Barker, Jim Stengel. 3rd ROW: Coach Bollenbacher, Bob Craves, Dave Longenecker, Ed Shilt, Chuck Deal, Jerry Longendelpher, Mark Smith. Hey, where are you goin'? Down he goes! NO MATTER WHAT. Left to right, 1st ROW: Mike Manson, Rex Huffman, Steve Sampson, Ed Hartley, Rick Sirch, Allan Wills, Rick Frantz. 2nd ROW: Chuck Winkle, Mike Robinett, Ron Lamb, Tim Feeser, Rick Iddings, Steve Hudson, Ron Ap- wisch. Coach Stockland. 3rd ROW: Gary Meyer, Joe Rudy, Leland Carney, Herb Stevenson, Bob Homan, Bill Apple, John Weikert, Manager Ken Stambaugh. BUCCS FIGHT Buccaneers play football with intense determination. Although the season was un- balanced as far as losses against gains, these pictures show the bright and dark moments of the game. Deal goes on, while Joe Rudy guards against foul play. Barker and Hecker pull down a Greenon star. Lamb struggles for more yardage. 124 Buccaneers can tackle as well as score! ! All league football players, 1. to r. John Weikert, Paul Kenworthy. Athletic Director, Mr. Donald Garman Head Statistician, Randy Emery Left to Right, Varsity Basketball Coach, Duane Bollenbacher, Football Coach, Larry Tisdale, Reserve Basketball Coach, Roland Stockland. Senior Manager, Sam Woods 126 Marilyn Comor Shirlee Badgley VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Brenda Huffman Carole Spillers Sue Leistner Kathie Landis i««v VARSITY TEAM: Standing, L. to r.: Tim Feeser, Brad Barker, Chuck Deal, Ed Hartley, Gary Meyer, Bob Wilhelm, Bob Homan, Bill Rudy, Paul Whitman, Paul Kenworthy, Ron Lamb. KNEELING, L. to r.: Sam Woods, Mgr.; Duane Bollenbacher, Coach; Sherman Van Kirk, Mgr. BUCCS ARE BEST! SCORES WE THEY Franklin Monroe 45 57 New Madison 81 86 Miami East 67 54 Tipp City 42 79 Bethel 52 84 Mississinawa 62 60 Newton 58 66 Piqua Central 47 65 Greenon 63 59 Shawnee 61 48 Tecumseh 51 73 Miami East 70 58 Arcanum 69 88 Northeastern 56 87 Graham 57 67 Bradford - 0. T. 69 70 Northwestern 70 74 TOURNAMENT New Madison 65 67 Varsity in action. 128 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS L. to r.: Marilyn Cornor, Sue Leistner, Brenda Huffman, Carol Spillers, Kathie Landis. Lower center: Shirlee Badgley. 130 SCORES WE THEY Franklin Monroe 63 - - 32 New Madison ■ - - 50 - - 65 Miami East ■ - - 40 - - 49 Tipp City 53 Bethel Mississinawa Newton ■ - - 38 - - 57 Piqua Central - - - 45 - - 55 Greenon Shawnee 48 Tecumseh Miami East 35 Arcanum 62 Northeastern 29 - - 66 Graham - - 37 - - 47 Bradford Northwestern 39 - - 73 The most outstanding characteristic of this year’s team was their determination. Many times during the season, these boys were not able to compete with boys who were physically larger, but the boys never let it bother them and tried harder. For the season, Ed Shilt was high point man with 242 points, while Herb Stevenson had the most rebounds, pulling down 180. Dave Sweigart sank the most foul shots record- ing 58Even though their record was not the best, one cannot measure a team by their won-lost record. The improvement of the basic fundamentals of these boys will show up in later years. RESERVE TEAM RESERVE TEAM, Left to rigfit: Coach Stockland, Mike Duff, Rick Frantz, Dave Sweigart, Keith Warner, Steve Oakes, Jim Magee, Herb Stevenson, Ed Shilt, Ron Apwisch, Rick Sirch, Manager Bob Benedict. 132 Left to right, 1st ROW: L. Minnich, A. Forsythe, B. Clark, J. Smith, M. Manson, R. Huffman D. Wills. 2nd ROW: Coach Tisdale, T. Jones, J. Whitman, M. Sta- cy, J. Sink, D. Hathaway, R. Emery, B. Zimmerlin. FRESHMEN Freshman Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom, Tina Feeser, Debbie Brinkman, Cinda Yingst. SCORES WE THEY Greenville Bethel Miami East i i CD CO 1 1 1 38 Bradford - Graham Franklin Monroe - - Miami East 51 - - 32 Bethel Greenville Bradford - Graham Vera Franklin Monroe - - Franklin Monroe - - 41 - - 33 Piqua 42 - - 61 Greenville TRACK TEAM, Left to right, FRONT ROW: Dwight Garber, Dennis Powell, Steve Shivley, Phil Sarver, Raymond Lyons, Herb Stevenson, Gary Meyer, Ron Apwisch, Bob Benedict, MikeManson, Mike Stacy, Dave Myers. 2nd ROW: Vicki Weisheit statistician, Todd Canedy, Tim Gibboney, Bob Penny, Randy Dilley, Steve Dearth, Ed Shilt, Mike Clark, Rick Hesson, Leon Hollipeter, Brad Barker, Steve Thomp- son, Terry Hecker, Rick Frantz, Lesley Porter statistician. Coach Garman. 3rd ROW: Mark Stadler, Rex Huffman, Chuck Deal, Bob Homan, Mike Benedict, Keith Warner, Tim Stambaugh, Bob Trostel, Tim Powell, Bill Zimmerlin, Dave Sweigart, Floyd Shumaker manager. TRACK TEAM Deal in first place going over 3rd Hurdle and Steve Shivley comes in a close 2nd against goes on to place 1st. Houston man. 134 Dedicated broad jumper - Ed Shilt Meyer's ready to heave the shot! Rick Frantz clears pole vault during the invitational. A place winning leap by Chuck Deal. Brad Barker concentrates on the pole vault before taking off. 135 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: L. to r.: Bob Penny, Jim Rumble, Steve Dearth, Mike Stacy, Mark Stadler, Mr. Garman. WHA T IS CROSS COUNTRY? Even though not many people come to cheer the cross country team, the boys worked hard to make the season as successful as possible. The cross country team this year consisted of Bob Penny, Steve Derth, Jim Rumble, Mike Stacy, and Mark Stadler. The course over which the boys ran was a rough obstacle course. The number of points is found by the order in which the boys finish, the team with the least number of points is the winner. Although our scoring was high, competition must be considered. Bethel - 20 Tecumseh - 24 Miami East - 52 Miami East - 44 Bethel - 42 Greenon - 17 Covington - 74 Covington - 56 Covington - 75 Greenon - 16 Miami East - 18 Covington - 47 Covington - 40 136 WE West Milton----------------------2 Miami East-----------------------6 West Milton----------------------1 Greenville-----------------------3 Greenon-------------------------5 Miami East----------------------1 Bethel---------------------------8 Bradford-------------------- 11 Franklin Monroe - tourn.------12 Greenville----------------------22 Greenville-----------------------0 Bradford---------tourn.-------15 Piqua Jr. Varsity----------------3 Ansonia----------tourn.----------6 Germantown------tourn.-----------3 Piqua Jr. Varsity----------------7 Graham---------------------------3 Shawnee------------------------ 4 Tecumseh------------------------9 Northeastern--------------------6 Denotes League Games THEY 10 15 - 3 • - 4 • - 3 ■ - 2 ■ - 6 ■ 14 • - 8 • 19 ■ - 8 ■ - 9 ■ - 4 • - 0 ■ - 6 ■ 21 • 10 . - 8 . 10 - 11 BASEBALL TEAM, Left to right, FRONT ROW: Randy Emery, Alan Forsythe, Jack Whitman, John Taylor, Buddy Clark, Pood Minnich, Guy Shumaker, Steve Stacy. 2nd ROW: Coach Bollenbacher, Terry Swallow, Bob Phillis, Mike Robinette, Ed Hartley, Bob Wilhelm, Paul Whitman, Rick Sirch, Steve Hudson. ADVERTISERS 138 THE 1968 BUCCANEER STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK THESE BUSINESSES, FOR WITHOUT THEIR FINANCIAL SUPPORT THIS PUBLICATION WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. If' you have a need for Quality Furniture ... Carpeting ... Bedding or Appl iances ... Remember There's more to W at. $E LIMAN'S Covington, Ohio Miami Valley's Busiest Furniture Store May we have the Opportunity of Serving you with SELLMAN’S Guaranteed Customer Satisfaction Policy ... You 11 Be Glad You Did. JOHN SPEER INSURANCE 708 North Pearl Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3341 BETTER BUY BUCKEYE Compliments of COVINGTON OFFICE PIQUA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Your Friendly Bank' 105 East Broadway Covington, Ohio PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 10 East Wright Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-2011 WOGAMAN STUDIO 141 URTON’S SOHIO SERVICE Broadway and High Street Phone 473-5111 Covington, Ohio SOHIO h VIVIAN WOODWARD COSMETICS Congratulations to the Class of 1968 Free Make-Up Instruction for Teenagers and Adults BARBARA MEADOWS, Distributo 124 North High Street Covington, Ohio AYERS PASTRY SHOP BEENER’S SUPERMARKET Corner of Richeson and Broadway Covington, Ohio NATIONWIDE INS. Quality Pastries Wedding Cakes -- Birthday Cakes Covington, Ohio Complete Protection Auto - Fire - Life NED WACKLER 473-1201 Covington, Ohio WEST OHIO TELEPHONE CO. 21 North High Street Covington, Ohio 473-2141 142 GENERAL FILMS INC. Fabrications in Packaging Covington, Ohio 473-1141 THE BEN KERNS WHOLESALE CO. Complete Line of Candies Drugs -- School Supplies -- Sundries 650 Main Street Piqua, Ohio 773-6797 KENNY’S DRUGS Hallmark Cards Russell Stovers Candies Phone: 698-4389 West Milton Ohio MIAMI COUNTY Compliments DAIRY PRODUCTS to Class of 1968 Quality Control Dairy Products BARCLAY’S Covington, Ohio Smart Fashions for Men and Boys 473-1461 Piqua Ohio COATES BURIAL VAULT SERVICE Specializing in: Septic Tanks Burial Vaults Monuments West Milton Ohio 143 Best Wishes Class of '68 Serving your school band GENTNER MUSIC COMPANY 114 West Ash Street Piqua, Ohio FORREST V. MILLER AGENCY Covington Ohio 150 North Pearl Street Phone 473-2171 CANTEEN CORPORATION MONTGOMERY’S WATCH SERVICE Elgin Bulova -- Accutron - Engraving J. E. MONTGOMERY, Certified Watchmaker One South Miami Street West Milton, Ohio Phone 698-4056 NED R. PEARSON - Funeral Director 10 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2271 ROUTZAHN FUNERAL HOME 144 CRAWFORD APPLIANCES FRITZ E. MARTIN Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - SERVICE 19 North High Street Covington, Ohio Your Covington Jeweler Phone 473-3431 COVINGTON AREA JAYCEES BONFIGLIO TUCKER BARBER SHOP PHARMACY Township Building Greenville - New Madison Appointment Available Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday F riday Walk-in Saturday Registered Pharmacist Always on Duty Open From 8:00 to 10:00 P.M. Hours 8:00 A.M. -- 6:30 P.M. 145 KINNEY’S MEN’S SHOP Always the new things first Covington, Ohio COVINGTON SUPER SHELL Tires a Speciality Route 36 East Covington, Ohio DREES LUMBER COMPANY Hardwood Lumber Timber Buyers Phone 473-4331 WENDEL PLUMBING HEATING Electric Sewer Cleaning Water Softeners Sales and Service 108 West Broadway Covington, Ohio Phone 473-2031 PLEASANT HILL FARMERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION Pleasant Hill, Ohio Phone 676-3161 146 McCLOURG’S Compliments to the Class of 1968 SHANGRI-LA CLUB Office Supply and Equipment 521 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-3198 Stationery - Bibles - Books - Gifts School Supplies - Hallmark Cards Adding Machines - Office Supplies Office Furniture LAMB’S 5 10 High Street Covington, Ohio SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT CO. Badger Feeding Equipment Parts and Hardware 10 North High Street Covington, Ohio For All Your Miscellaneous Needs CROSBY THE “DRUG MAN” Covington Ohio Save With Safety Prescriptions1’ 123 Sunset Drive (Next to Medical Building) Free Downtown Parking In Our Own Main Street Lot. 418 North Main Street, Piqua, Ohio SHANELY DICK SINCLAIR REXALL PHARMACY Specialists in Brake Service Goodyear Tires - Monroe Shocks Complete Prescription Department Complete and Minor Tune Up Repair Service - Mufflers and Tail Pipes American Greeting Cards Pick Up and Delivery Unique Gifts Pangburn Chocolates Monday -- Saturday 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Quality Merchandise Corner of Spring and High Covington, Ohio Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4001 Phone 473-4311 Compliments of S. J. RUDY SONS, INC. Quality Feed Certified Seed Bonded Grain Storage Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3391 Congratulations Class of 1968 PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY From the Home of SMITH CORONA TYPEWRITERS Quality Products at Reasonable Prices Located on the Public Square Piqua Ohio MOBIL BROADWAY SERVICE Mobil One East Broadway Covington, Ohio BEAVER-HEILMAN Sales Through Service FORD Covington, Ohio 149 COATES AUTO SERVICE East Broadway Covington, Ohio Phone 473-1001 SPORTSMAN SPORTING Compliments of BORDER CITY GOODS STORE Savings and Loan Association Where sporting goods is a business, not a sideline Jp You're money jjgy Aliead! 505 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio 300 West High Street Quality Field Seeds Covington, Ohio Phone 473-2521 EBBERT’S FIELD SEEDS, INC. Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY DR. WM. R. BARNHART ADVERTISER D.D.S. For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District 395 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4541 State Route 48 South Covington Ohio CHARLIE REIBER’S NORTON’S SHOES BODY AND PAINT SHOP Famous Brand Footwear for the Entire Family 415 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio 219 Wenrick Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-2541 PIQUA DAILY CALL Your Hometown Newspaper That Has Pictures and Stories About the People and Events That Interest You! Piqua, Ohio MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY GEORGE H. WORCH Warner - Mong LUMBER COMPANY Auto, Home, Business, Farm, and INCORPORATED Life Insurance Versailles, Ohio Covington, Ohio 473-1301 473-4944 Phone 526-4501 151 Congratulations to the Class of 68 Congratulations to the Class of 68 BRIDGES’ FUNERAL HOME WILLIS BRIDGES, Director SHADY REST NURSING HOME Phone 473-3331 473-1281 Covington Compliments of MAIER’S I.G.A. MARKET Ohio Covington WAYNE’S BARBER SHOP Ohio Corner of South and McKinley Street Piqua, Ohio Covington, Ohio PIQUA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. Division of Piquarea Chamber of Commerce Piqua, Ohio Driver Motor Company J. C. Gardner Company Hardenbrook Ford, Inc. Crum back-Roger s, Inc. Jim Stafford, Inc. Schlingman Buick-Pontiac, Inc. GENERAL PRINTING Letter Press - Offset Publishing Die Cutting - Autographic Registers Forms - Snap-A-Part Forms Wedding Announcements Piqua, Ohio 773-4595 Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Happiness and Future Success LILLIAN LANGSTON, REALTOR Office - 2 East Spring Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-5562 WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO. MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS 400 Hazel Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-1361 153 JACK’S DRUGS Pre scriptions Free Delivery- Veterinary Supplies 220 North Main Street Piqua Ohio PIQUA PRINTING COMPANY Compliments of ROGERS DRUMS Congratulations to the Class of 1968 F rom THE CITIZEN NATIONAL BANK Sixty-eight years of continuous banking service. Your Hometown Full-Service Bank ALSWELL DR. HALL EXCHANGE, INC. Miami Valley Society Purina Feeds, Grains, Seeds, Fertilizer, of Salts, Coal, and Grinding EARL SHULTZ, Manager Optometrists Harrison Avenue, Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2721 154 THOMA ROGER’S BROTHERS JEWELRY Fertilizers -- Seeds Agricultural Lime Our 130th Year Spreading Service Covington Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1968 . . . A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND . . . Good Luck Always to the Class of 1968 BRAD'S BARBER SHOP Phone 473-7220 18 North High Street Covington, Ohio 155 THE COVINGTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving Savers and Home Owners Since 1886 Insured Safety for Savings Good Service on Home and Farm Loans American Express Travel Checks Parking Area for Customers Phone 473-2151 156 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio O’DONNELL’S AGENCY THE BUCCANEER PIZZA RESTAURANT Insurance and Surety Bonds 12 North High Street We Appreciate Your Patronage Covington Ohio 103 North High Street Phone 473-3161 Covington Ohio BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS FENNER’S FLOWER SHOP Sports Goods AND Award Sweaters and Jackets Basketball Shoes GREENHOUSE Athletic Equipment Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-3012 773-2599 Covington, Ohio THE PIQUA MILLING COVINGTON COMPANY ELEVATORS POST OFFICE Pimco Master Mix Feeds Scotts Authorized Dealer Turf Builder HAROLD WEIKERT Master Buyers of Grain Post Master Piqua Ohio Congratulations From THE HIGHWAY INN WILSON’S Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Family Department Store East Broadway, Covington, Ohio 30 - 32 North High Street Covington Ohio 157 F or-A-Real-T reat SARGENT BROTHERS FRISCH’S Auto Wreckers and Scrap Dealers BIG BOY Starter and Generator Repair 211 Ash Street Piqua, Ohio Box 334-A, R. R 1 Bradford, Ohio BURNSIDE WRECKING SERVICE Phone 473-3511 or 473-7162 Covington, Ohio BUKNSIDE • WRECKER SERVICS s'jgBSSi 4 ) 3511 473 162 ro Noro OHIO MARTIN’S INN Chuck and Ester's Home Style Cooking 310 Maple Street Covington, Ohio Across From the High School Congratulations to the Class of FOURMAN’S 1968 BURGINS PIZZA 473-7268 Men's and Boys' Wear and Ladies' Sportswear Corner Third and Broadway Streets Greenville Ohio Covington Ohio Phone 584-2910 158 STEINER’S SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY, INC. Washed - Crushed - Graded - Top Dirt and Fill Dirt R.R. 1, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Phone: ENterprise 0118 or 698-4156 CONTENTAL BEAUTY SCHOOL THE PIQUA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Learn Beauty Culture We Build Successful Careers in the Beauty Business Day and Night Classes 417 North Wayne Street Piqua, Ohio Telephone 773-9641 Train to become: Operator Stylist Manicurist Manager Owner T eacher things gO better,! with Coke Public Square Piqua, Ohio 159 Crane Service Steel Erection Heavy Machinery Moving Rigging PIQUA STEEL COMPANY 4243 West U. S. Route 36 Phone 773-3632 THOMPSON HARDWARE 101 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-2341 for your Everyday Hardware Items'1 Piqua Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '68 F rom Piqua THE THIRD SAVINGS LOAN CO. Where Savings is our Business Ohio THE ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO. Products Manufacturer of Quality Knit Goods Since 1889 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 BART’S DOROTHY’S GROCERY STORE BEAUTY SHOP Hours: Covington, Ohio 473-2071 8 A. M. to 9 P. 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WILLIAM ZINNERLIN 163 INDEX Abshire, Joyce (11) 55,83,104 Abshire, Nancy(9) 66,83 Adams, David (11) 55 Adams, Katherine (9) 66,75, 86,88 Angle, Jeffrey(9) 66,82 Angle, Kay (11) 55,73,81,94, 104,105 Angle, Keith (9) 66,82 Apple, William (10) 61,82, 84,91,123 Apwisch, Ronald (10) 78,61, 84.85.91.123.125.132.134 Aukerman, Scott (9) 66 Bader, John (11) 55 Badgley, David (11) 55,104, 105 Badgley, Shirlee(12) 28,39, 49,73,77,79,86,89,96,97, 98,99,100,103,127,130, 163 Bagwell, John (9) 66 Bagwell, Olive (11) 55,81,105 Baker, Dennis (10) 62 Barker, Bradley(ll) 55,84, 104,122,124,125,128,134, 135 Barker, Eric (11) 55,104 Barker, Johannah (9)' 66,86, 90 Bashore, Frank (12) 28, 39,47 Bashore, Victoria (9) 66 Batdorf, Charlene (10) 62,77, 81,83,88 Batdorf, Van (12) 28,39,47, 82.103 Beaver, Beverly (11) 55,72, 75,77,84,86,88,90,100, 105 Beaver, Sherri (10) 62, 77, 89, 90,100 Beeman, Charles (10) 62 Beeman, Mary Jo (12) 28,39, 77.100.103 Benedict, Michael (11) 56,78, 84.104.134 Benedict, Robert(lO) 62,78, 132.134 Berryhill, Janice (10) 62,77 Besecker, Nancy (11) 56,77, 81,88,90,104 Betts, Rosey (9) 66 Biesel, Bobbie (10) 62,90 Blankenship, Peggy (9) 66,91 Boggs, Beverly (9) 66,86,88, 91 Boggs, Marna(ll) 56,72,75, 79,81,86 Boyd, Philip(9) 66,82 Brandt, Cindy (9) 66,91 Brant, Deborah (9) 66,91 Brant, Jo Anne (11) 56,75,104 Brant, Melodic (10) 62 Brickey, Gary (12) 28, 39,47, 49.78.82.103 Brinkman, Deborah (9) 66,73, 89.133 Brown, George (12) 28,39,49, 85.89.103 Brown, Keith (11) 56 Browning, Judith (12) 29,39 Brubaker, Rosanna (10) 62,79 Brumbaugh, Henry (10) 91 Bubeck, John (10) 62 Burkett, Barbara (10) 62, 83 Byers, Charles (10) 62 Canedy, Kyia (11) 56,77,84, 86.91.100.104,105 Canedy, Todd (10) 62,78,85, 90.91.134 Carine, Kathy(lO) 62,77,90, 100 Carney, Leland(ll) 56,75,89, 105,123 Catterlin, Linda (10) 62,77,88 Chaney, Steven (12) 29, 39, 49 Chronaberry, Evonne (11) 56, 88,90,95 Chronaberry, Paulette (10) 62, 75 Clack, Judith (12) 91 Clark, Darrell (9) 66,75,91, 122,133,137 Clark, Michael (10) 62,78,79, 84.91.134 Clippinger, Betsy (10) 62,73, 77,86,88,91,100 Cohee, Michael (11) 56 Cornor, Denise (11) 56,77,86, 88,90,105,106 Cornor, Marilyn (10) 62,77, 86.100,127,130 Cox, Gayle (9) 67 Crist, Linda (9) 67,75 Dapore, Pamela (10) 62 Davis, Jeffrey (9) 67,88 Deal, Charles (12) 19,23.29. 39,40,42,50,78,81,84,95. 100,102,113,116,117.122, 124,125,128.129,130,134, 135 Dearth, Linda (11) 56 Dearth, Steven (9) 67,91,134, 136 DeMoss. Cindy (9) 67,79,86, 90,91 Dilley, Randall (9) 67,134 Doty, Cynthia (9) 67,90,91 Duff. Michael (10) 63, 78, 82, 132 Dull. Steven(11) 56,78,105, 106,122 Earick, John (11) 57,78,82,105 Eidemiller, Edward (12) 29, 39,50,51,73,81,84 Elifritz, Steven (11) 57,104 Elliot, Clara (9) 67 Emery, Randall (9) 67,89,126. 133,137 Feeser, Christina (9) 67, 90, 91, 133 Feeser, John(11) 57,78,104 Feeser, Timothy (12) 18,29, 40.46.50.51.75.78.84.100, 122,123,128,129,130 Fergus, Mary (11) 57,104,105 Fields, Linda (11) 77,81 Filbrun, LaDonna(lO) 63,75, 79,86,100 Fine, Edith (9) 67 Finfrock, Linda (12) 29,40, 77, 88,90,91,102,103,112 Fischer, Jayne (11) 57,104 Fisher, Donald (11) 57,72,78, 82 Fisher, Marilyn(lO) 63,77,95 Fisher, Marlene (9) 67,83,91 Flora, Gerald (12) 30,40,47, 49,50,51,82,84,103 Flora, Martha (12) 21,30,40, 49.77.82.89.90.97.99.100, 103 164 Forsythe, Alan (9) 67,122,133, 137 Forsythe, Jerry (12) 30,40.43, 44,89,103 Frantz, Eric(10) 63,75,85,123, 132.134 Frantz, Jeffrey(9) 75,67,89, 90 French, Larry (11) 57,82 Fullerton, Mark (11) 57,79, 105,163 Galley, Stanley (12) 30,40,47 Ganger, Diana (10) 63,75,77, 81,86,89,100 Garber, Dwight(9) 67,82,91, 122.134 Garber, Lois (9) 67 Garman, Sandra (9) 67,86,89 Gearhardt, Connie (11) 54,57, 72,73,76,77,84,89,90,91, 100,105 Gibboney, Timothy (9) 67,88, 134 Gragg, David (9) 67 Gragg, Herb(12) 23,30,40,116 Graves, Robert(ll) 57,78,85, 105,122 Gray, Michael (9) 67 Greive, Jeffrey (9) 67 Grise, Christa (12) 30,40,72, 77,100,102,117 Hague, Douglas (9) 67 Hague, James (10) 63 Hardenbrook, Brenda (12) 31, 40,77,100,102 Hardenbrook, Christopher (9) 67 Harshbarger, Melody (10) 63 Hartley, Edward (9) 67,123, 128,129,131,137 Hathaway, Danny (9) 67,89, 133 Hawkins, Katherine (10) 63 Hecker, Terry (11) 57,82,84, 104.122.124.125.134 Heintz, Marie (10) 63,77,90, 100 Hensler, Larry (10) 63 Hesson, Rick (11) 57,79,134, 163 Hollopeter, Leon(12) 31,40, 42.72.78.134 Holman, Joyce (10) 63 Holmes, Diana (10) 63,77,81, 83,89,90 Homan, Robert (12) 31,41,42, 47,49,78,82,84,100,103, 122.123.128.129.134 Houck, Susan (10) 63,90 Hudson, Steven (12) 31,41,78, 100,102,122,123,137 Huffman, Brenda (11) 58,72, 77,86,88,94,100,105,127, 130 Huffman, Rex (9) 67,73,91, 123.133.134 Ingle, Neil (12) 31,41,47,78, 103 Ingle, Sally (10) 63,77,82,90, 100 Iddings, Rick(12) 31,41,43, 122.123 Johnson, Stephanie (10) 63,77, 84.86.88.100 Jones, Christina (10) 63,83,95 Jones, Deborah (9) 67 Jones, Thomas (9) 67,91,133 Kauffman, Constance (11) 58, 72.75.76.77.84.86.88.100 Kellar, Randall (10) 63 Kelley, Carla (9) 67 Kenworthy, Fred (10) 63,73, 78,82,122 Kenworthy, Paul (12) 32,41, 44.46.51.72.73.75.78.100, 117,122.126,128,129 Klepinger, Scott (12) 32,41 Knapp, Donald (11) 21,43,58 Knapp, Ralph(9) 67 Lamb, Ronald(ll) 58,75,85, 165,123,124,128,72 Lambroff, Helen (11) 58 Landes, Areda(9) 68,83,91 Landes, Bonita (10) 63, 77 Landes, Daryl (11) 54,58,72, 82,105 Landis, Kathie (12) 23, 32,41, 49.50.72.77.84.89.100, 102,127,130 Langston, Kristine (10) 63,75, 77,86,89,100 Lausenslayer, Ann (11) 58,91, 104 Laughman, Paul (11) 58,116 Lavey, Michael(9) 68,91,122 Lavy, Terry (10) 63,78,82 Leach, Kathy (10) 64 Leach, Ronald (9) 68 Leeper, Sharon (10) 64,75,77, 79,86 Leistner, Daniel(12) 32,41, 46,78,89 Leistner, Susan(lO) 61,64,77, 86,89,100,127,130 Leopard, Michelle (12) 32,41, 103 Linn, Janet (10) 64 Longendelpher, Jerry (11) 58, 122 Longenecker, David (11) 58, 78,104,122 Longenecker, Joyce (11) 58, 77.100.104 Lyons, Raymond (9) 68,134 Magee, James (10) 64,132 Maier, Jack (9) 68 Maier, Linda (12) 23, 32,41, 72.73.76.77.97.99.100, 102, 103,164 Manson, Catherine (9) 68,83, 90 Manson, Daniel (12) 33,41,45, 49,89,103,133 Manson, Michael (9) 68,123, 134 Manson, Tonya (11) 59,86, 100.104 Martin, Bradley (12) 33,42 Martin, Cynthia (9) 68,79,90, 91 Maurer, Darlene (10) 64 Maurer, Deborah (12) 33,42 Meyer, Gary (10) 61,64,78, 84,91,123,128,134,135 Meyer, Marilyn (12) 33,40,42, 49.72.77.86.88.90.100, 103 Miller, Craig(9) 68,91 165 Miller, Diane (10) 64 Miller, Linda (12) 23,33,42, 49,51,77,81,84,89,90,100, 102.103,113,163 Miller, Nancy (10) 64,83 Minnich, Leonard (9) 68,133, 137 Minnich, Rebecca (10) 64,89 Mohler, Charlotte (10) 64,77 Moist, Vicky (11) 59,77,81, 86,100 Mullennix, Melissia(ll) 59, 83,103 Myers, David(9) 68,91,134 Myers, Susan(12) 33,42,43, 46,75,77,84,116 McRoy, Benjamin (11) 58 Oakes, Steven (10) 64, 82,132 Overholser, Barbara (11) 59 Palsgrove, Marilyn (11) 19,59, 74,77,86,94,100 Parker, Gloria (10) 64,83 Parks, Deborah (9) 68,90 Peacock, Patricia (12) 34,42, 74,77,81,84,100,102,103, 163 Pearson, Darlene (9) 68,86,88 Penny, Doyle (12) 34,42,46, 47,82,102 Penny, Robert(ll) 59,134,136 Penny, Ronald(9) 68 Peters, Ted (12) 34,42,44, 51, 78 Petry, Vicki (11) 59, 72, 77, 81, 88,90,100,104,105 Phillis, Robert (11) 54,59,72, 78,85,89,90,91,105,137 Porter, Lesley (12) 21, 34,43, 77,102,103,134 Porter, Robin (9) 68,86 Powell, Dennis (9) 68,89,134 Powell, Joanne (9) 68 Powell, Timothy(10) 64,134 Richard, Carolyn(10) 64,83, 90 Richard, Mary Ann (10) 64, 83 Richard, Patricia (9) 68,83 Riffell, Douglas(11) 89,59, 85,78,75,72,106 Robinett, Michael (11) 50,84, 78,75,59,105,123,137 Robinson, Bill C. (12) 21,34, 43.50.78.84.95.103.113 Robinson, Richard (9) 68 Robinson, William J. (12) 34, 47,82 Roecker, Judith (10) 89,64,77, 86,91,100 Rogers, Kenneth (10) 64, 78, 82 Rogers, Mary (9) 68,75,86 Root, Gary (10) 64 Root, Michael (10) 64 Rosengarten, Jeanette (10) 65, 83 Rosengarten, Larry (11) Ross, Lanetta(lO) Routson, Janet (10) 65, 77, 89, 100 Rudy, Joseph(12) 35,40,43, 51,73,122,123,124 Rudy, William (11) 50,59,78, 84,85,105,122,128 Rumble, James(9) 68,136 Rumble, Jane (9) 68,83,91 Sampson, Steven (9) 68,82, 123 Sarver, Marcia (12) 35,43,91, 95.103.113 Sarver, Philip (10) 65,134,163 Schilling, Deborah (12) 35,43, 46.49.72.75.77.81.84.86, 89.95.100.102.112.118 Schmidt, Linda(9) 68,83,90, 91 Schmidt, Sharon (12) 21, 35, 43,72,83,103 Schultz, Mary Ellen (9) 68,75, 86,89 Sellman, Jane (12) 19,35,44, 46.72.74.75.76.77.81.86, 94.102.112.116.118 Shilt, Edward (10) 34, 65, 74, 84,91,122,125,132,135 Shively, Steven(11) 59,134 Shoffner, Sheryl (9) 68, 91 Shumaker, Floyd (12) 35,42, 44,45,49,134.20 Shumaker, Guy (10) 65,137 Siler, Elwood (10) 65,82 Sink, Carol (9) 68,83,86,91 Sink, David (11) 60,82,105 Sink, Helen (9) 68,83 Sink, James (9) 68,133 Sink, Leon(12) 36,44,47,49, 50,82,84,98,102 Sink, Wilbur (9) 68,82 Sirch, Deborah (9) 69,79,81, 83,91 Sirch, Joyce(12) 36,44,46,49, 72,73,74,75,76,77,79,81, 86,91,97,99,100,102,103, 113 Sirch, Rick (10) 65,90,94, 123,132,137 Smith, Daniel (11) 60,105 Smith, John (9) 69,133 Smith, Marcum (11) 60,122 Snider, Christina (9) 69 Speer, Rita (11) 60,88,105 Spillers, Carole (11) 72,77,81, 86,88,100,60,127,130 Stacy, Michael (9) 69,73,133, 134,136 Stacy, Sherry (11) 60,77,81, 100,104,105,106 Stacy, Steven (10) 84,137,78, 65,75 Stadler, Mark(9) 69,89,134, 136 Stambaugh, Kenneth (9) 69, 82,123 Stambaugh, Timothy (10) 91, 122,134,65,73,78,89 Staudt, John (9) 69 Stengel, James (12) 100,103, 122,36,45,48,50,78,84 Stephan, Connie (12) 19,36, 45 Stevenson, Herb(10) 65,78, 84,91,123,125.132,134 Stevenson, Linda (12) 36,45, 103 Stout, Doug (10) 65 166 Stump, Beverly (12) 21,36,45, 83 Subler, Anna (10) 61,65,73, 75.77.88.100 Subler, Cheryl(12) 37,54,49, 73,88,90,91,94,97,99. 102.113 Swallow, John (12) 19,37,45, 47.91.113 Swallow, Terry (11) 50,60,78, 84,85,100,137 Sweigart, David (10) 65,78, 122.132.134 Taylor, James (9) 69,82 Taylor, John (9) 69,82,137 Thomas, Marsha (9) 69,75 Thomas, William (10) 65 Thompson, John (9) 69 Thompson, Scott (12) 37,45, 48.100.102.103.113 Thompson, Steven(9) 69,134 Thompson, Tonda(ll) 60,77, 81,100,101,105,106 Trostel, Melody(9) 69,86,90, 91 Trostel, Robert (9) 69,134 Tyler, John (9) 69,88 Tyler, Linda (9) 89,91 VanKirk, Ralph (12) 37,44,45, 72 VanKirk, Sherman (10) 65,128 VanTilburg, David(9) 69 VanTilburg, Jean (12) 37,45, 77.100 Victor, Robin (9) 69 Vincent, Vickie (9) 69 Vogler, Duaine(9)69 Vogler, Roberta (9) 69 Wackier, Arlene (9) 69,89 Wackier, Vicky (12) 37,45,90, 103 Warner, Keith (11) 18,60,78, 85.122.125.132.134 Weaver, Martha (9) 69,91 Weikert, John(ll) 50,54,60, 73,75,84,85,123,125,126 Weikert, Larry (10) 65,78, 79 Weisheit, Vicki (12) 38,46, 49,77,81,89,90,100,103, 134 Weng, Sandra(lO) 65,77,83, 90 White, Richard (9) 69,82 Whitenack, Rick(10) 65,89, 90,91 Whitman, Jon (9) 69,122,133, 137 Whitman, Paul (12) 38,44,46, 49,51,78,128,129,130, 131.137 Wilhelm, Robert(lO) 61,65, 84.85.91.128.137 Wills, Allen (9) 69,123 Wills, David (9) 69,133 Wilson, Mary (11) 60,77,81. 94,100,105 Winkle, Charles (12) 18,38, 44,46,48,51,78,100,102, 103,122,123 Wintrow, Harold(9) 69,82 Wirrig, Rebecca (9) 69,83,86. 91 Wood, Rosalee(lO) 65 Woods, Samuel (12) 38,43,45, 46,49,78,103,126,128,129 Woolridge, Joyce (12) 38,47, 103 Worley, Alberta (11) 60 Wright, Robert (10) 65 Yingst, Cinda (9) 69,86,133 Yingst, Vicki(12) 38,47,86, 94,95,103 Yount, Betty (12) 21, 38, 47, 49,76,88,90,100,117 Zimmerlin, William (9) 69, 75,89,91,101,122,133,134 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made'