Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1969 volume:

COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL COVINGTON, OHIO THE 1969 BUCCANEER VOLUME XXII photos by OSBORNE The yearbook staff has bound together, in the 1969 Buccaneer, the memorable events of the 68-69 school year. We have tried to capture the year in pictures, from our undefeated football season to graduation day for Seniors, We sincerely hope the 1969 Buccaneer will be as pleasurable production was to the staff, Marilyn Palsgrove EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 2 CONTENTS ADMINISTRA TION................7 FACULTY.......................11 SENIORS...................... 19 JUNIORS.......................31 SOPHOMORES....................37 FRESHMEN......................43 ORGANIZATIONS................ 49 ACTIVITIES....................73 SPORTS...................... 101 ADVERTISEMENTS.............. 123 IN DEDICA TION TO .. . Never a dull moment in the office. As a gesture of our appreciation for her helpful assis- tance, the Student Body presented Mrs. Sweigart with flowers. 4 Busy at her desk is Mrs. Sweigart! . . MRS. MIRIAM SWEIGART Mrs. Miriam Sweigart has been the sec- retary to the principal at Covington High School for the past twelve years. Her assistance is not only to the principal, but to the faculty and to the students as well. She keeps the office running with the utmost efficiency. Her duties include typing stencils and letters for the faculty, keeping the books accurate and advising those who request it. In appreciation from all of us at Covington High School, we dedicate the 1969 BUCCANEER to Mrs. Sweigart! Keeping records in order is a time consuming task. Mrs. Sweigart is always busy, but manages to find time to give advice to faculty as well as students. Mrs. Sweigart is surprised by the gift she received at Christmas by the Student Body. 5 IN MEMORY OF In memory of Larry Shofner, the Class of 1972 and the Student Body of Covington High School reserve this page of the 1969 Buccaneer. ✓ ADMINISTRATION To publish a yearbook requires a great deal of effort on the part of a relatively small staff. But the benefits extend to all students and, in fact, to the entire commu- nity. Those who have had a part in the 1969 BUCCANEER are richly deserving of com- mendation for recording the highlights of the 1968-69 school year for prosperity. My congratulations are also extended to all members of the Class of 1969 for their sponsorship of this publication. C. S. PHILLIPS, Superintendent He received his B.S. degree from Ball State, Masters degree from Miami Univer- sity, and has done other graduate work at Ohio State. As years come and go, it becomes a great pleasure for those who cherish their high school days to reminisce. Your high school annual provides the means for each of you to relive those wonderful and enjoyable experiences had during the school year of 1968-69. To the Class of 1969, it is my fervent hope that each achieves a goal equal to his or her potentialities. BLAIR C. IRVIN, High School Principal He received his B.S. and Masters degree in education, and completed residency requirements for his doctorate at Miami University. 8 MRS. MARY HAYES MRS. PAULA BOLLENBOCHER As secretaries for Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Bol- lenbocher perform the duties of typing, filing, and bookkeep ing. Mrs. Hayes also serves as clerk of the Board of Educa- tion. MRS. MIRIAM SWEIGART As secretary of Covington High School, Mrs. Sweigart hopes she can be of service to the teachers and students in school. 9 1969 BOARD OF EDUCATION The School Board works to make our school one which we are proud to attend. They employ the best of facul- ty and make decisions which are bene- ficial to our system. President of the Board, MR. LOWELL YINGST. 10 Board Members from left to right are: Mr. William Zimmerlin; Mr. Charles Phillips, Superin- tendent; Mr. Robert Ruby, Mr. William Roecker, Mr. Bruce Johnson, Mr. Lowell Yingst. FACULTY MR. DUANE BOLLENBACHER Miami University B.S. Mathematics Head Coach Basketball Junior Class Advisor Varsity C Advisor MRS. ANITA BROWN Ohio State University B.S. English 9 Librarian FACULTY 1969 MRS. EVELYN CANEDY Southern Illinois Univ. B.S. Chorus MRS. BETH CULBERTSON Bowling Green, State Univ. B.S. English 10,11,12 Senior Advisor 12 MR. DAVID DAVIS Bluffton College B.S. Chemistry Physics Earth Science General Math MRS. DONNA DEWEY Wilmington College B.S. Physical Education Health Cheerleader Advisor G.A.A. Advisor MRS. LEONA FULKS Marshal University A.B. B.O.E. Typing Bookkeeping Sophomore Class Advisor MR. DONALD GARMAN University of Omaha B. S. Civics Drivers Education Dean of Boys Athletic Director Head Track Coach Cross Country Coach Student Council Advisor MISS RITA GRIFFITH Ohio University B.S. English 9-10 Newspaper Advisor MRS. MARY HURD Ohio State University B.S. B.O.E. Typing F.S.A. Advisor Junior Class Advisor 13 MR. DONALD JENKINS Miami University B.M. Band Director Key Club Advisor MR. ALLEN MATTSON Ball State University B.S. Business Law B.O.E. Business Economics Yearbook Advisor MRS. MARJORIE MUTZNER Ohio University B.S. Home Economics F.H.A. Advisor Senior Class Advisor MR. KENNETH O'DIAM Ohio State University B.S. Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor Freshman Class Advisor MR. THOMAS PETERSON Western Kentucky U. B.S. Biology General Science Science Club Advisor Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach MR. DUANE RUNYAN Ohio State University B.S. Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Freshman Class Advisor 14 MR. ROLAND STOCKLAND Morehead State U.f B. A. American History World History Civics Assistant Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Hi-Y Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor MISS DORIS TROST Manchester College, A. B. French I and II Speech Dean of Girls T.N.T. Advisor Tri-Hi-Y Advisor Student Council Advisor Director of Class Plays MRS. MARJORIE TISDALE Western Kentucky U., A.B., M.A. Guidance Counselor National Honor Society MRS. ELOISE MONG Miami University B.S. In Education Remedial Reading MR. LARRIE TISDALE Western Kentucky U., B.S., M.A. Physical Education ‘Health Head Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Varsity Advisor We would like to recognise the substitute teachers, Mr. Deeter, Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Wine, Miss Holfinger and Miss Rothermel, and show our appre- ciation for their concern in aiding the students when the regular teachers were absent. 15 BUS DRIVERS These men and women are always on the job. Not only do they make daily runs, but they are called to transport various teams and field trips. Left to right they are: Mr. Harold Hess, Mr. Clyde Shafer, Mr. Charles Reiber, Mrs. Florence Flick, Mrs. Hazel Shellabarger, Mr. William Flick, Mr. Charles Boyer. Absent is Mr. Robert Shellabarger. CUSTODIANS We are especially grateful to these men and for the excellent job they do in keeping our school in perfect condition, not. only during school hours but also during extracurricular activities. Our custodians are (left to right) Mr. Carl Locker, Mr. J. L. O'Roark, Mr. Wifred Rench. COOKS These ladies do a tremendous task of feeding 600-700 students daily at the school cafe- teria. They plan menus which are satisfy- ing as well as nutritious. FRONT ROW left to right the cooks are: Mrs. Ruth Pear- son, Mrs. Dora Hollopeter, Mrs. Alice McMaken, Mrs. Gertrude Wilk. STAND- ING: Mrs. Louise O'Roark, Mrs. Dorothy Warner, Mrs. Betty Franke, Mrs. Eileen Helm an. 16 SENIORS THE CLASS OF 1969 MOTTO: America is Our Future; We are the Future of America, COLORS: Midnight Blue and Gold FLOWER: Yellow Tea Rose SONG: Exodus ADVISORS: Mrs. Beth Culbertson, Mrs. Marjorie Mutzner CLASS OFFICERS Don Fisher-------- Keith Warner- - Connie Gearhardt Daryl Landes------ President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The one hundreth graduating class of 1969 began the school year with a spirit jeep boosting the Buccs at Homecoming. After the three busiest years CHS has ever seen, the Seniors decided to sit back and watch the underclassmen work instead of themselves. Thus, they only sponsored one dance during basketball season. The Seniors took time out of their relax- ing to produce the fabulous senior class play, revealing a lot of 'hams but good ones. The Seniors boasted many outstanding foot- ball and track boys, and scholastic students. Somehow they found enough energy to raise quite a ruckus at the kid party, having a ball. But the parents had the most fun watching their kids acting like dumb little brats! With their remaining strength, individ- ually, they proudly walked down the aisle and across the stage of CHS to receive their well deserved and long awaited diplomas. Then as they received their yellow roses, they left Covington High School to become another generation in the future of America, this world, and this universe. Senior Class officers are: Don Fisher, President; Connie Gearhardt, Secretary; Keith Warner, V. President; Daryl Landes, Treasurer. 18 JOYCE ANN ABSHIRE FHA 10, V. Pres. 11; Yearbook Staff 10, Librarian 10. CLAUDE DAVID ADAMS Class play 11, 12; Basketball Manager 10. KAY LOUISE ANGLE Student Council 9,10, Sec'y 11, V. Pres. 12; Class Sec'y 9,10; Yearbook Staff 9,10, 11,12; Newspaper Staff 10,11,12; Tri-Hi- Y 10; FHA 9,12; TNT 12; Office ass’t. 11, 12; Girl’s Chorus 12, Homecoming Queen 12. DAVID LEE BADGLEY Class Play 11,12. OLIVE MARIE BAGWELL Yearbook Staff 11,12; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Class Play 11,12. DENNIS ARLIN BAKER BRADLEY SNYDER BARKER Class Play 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; All League; All State; Defensive Back; MUSSA Team 1,2; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 10, 11,12; Outstanding Track Man 12. ERIC FRANKLIN BARKER Class Play 11; Football 9; Basketball 9; Ath- letic Manager 9. 19 BEVERLY DIANE BEAVER Salutatorian 12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11,12; TNT 10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Class Play 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 9,10,11,12; Girl's Chorus 12; VFW Speech Award 12. MICHAEL JAMES BENEDICT Scholarship Team 10,11,12; Hi-Y 10,11, 12; Varsity C 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Track 10,11,12; Men's Glee Club 12. MARNA SUE BOGGS Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Science Club 9,10, Treas, 11, Sec'y 12; GAA 10,11,12; Class Play 11; Office Ass't 12. JO ANNE BRANT Nat. Honor Society 12; Scholarship Team 11; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; FSA 12; Class Play 11,12; Band 9,10. KEITH ALLEN BROWN KYSA LYNN CANEDY Nat. Honor Society 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, Pres. 12; TNT 11,12; GAA 11; Class Play 11,12; B and 12; Girl's Chorus 12; All-Around Girl Graduate 12; Chorus 11,12. RICHARD LEE CARNEY Class Pres. 9; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 11,12; Science Club 10; Class Play 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 10; Basketball 9; Band 9,10,11,12. DALE EVONNE CHRONABERY Librarian 10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12. 20 MARJORIE DENISE CORNOR Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, Sec'y 12; GAA 9,10,11, 12; Class Play 11,12; Cheerleader 9,10, 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Student director; Homecoming candidate 12. LINDA JANE DEARTH Librarian 10. STEVEN DOUGLAS DULL Hi-Y 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Football 10,11; Basketball 9; Men's Glee Club 12. JOHN LEE EARICK Hi-Y 10,11,12; FFA 10,11; Key Club 12; Class Play 11,12; Men's Glee Club 12. STEVEN KENT ELIFRITZ Hi-Y 10,11; Key Club 10; Class Play 12; Basketball 9,10. NANCY BESECKER FAIR Yearbook Staff 11,12; Newspaper Staff 10, 11, Editor 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9; Class Play 11,12; Band 9,10; Majorette 11,12; Chorus 11,12. JOHN RAY FEESER Hi-Y 10,11; Class Play 11,12; Football 10; Basketball 9,10; Athletic Manager 10. MARY JANE FERGUS Class Play 11,12. 21 LINDA DIANE FIELDS Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Class Play 11; Cheerleader 9; Band 9; Majorette 10; Chorus 9,10,11. LUELLA JAYNE FISCHER FSA 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Class Play 11,12. DONALD RAY FISHER Class Pres. 12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Hi-Y 10, Sec'y 12; FFA 10, Sec’y 11, V. Pres. 12; Class Play 11. LARRY EUGENE FRENCH Football 9; Baseball 10. MARK ALAN FULLERTON Science Club 11,12; Class Play 11; Band 10; Men’s Glee Club 12. CONNIE LOU GEARHARDT Class Sec'y 11,12;'Student Council 9,10, 11, Sec’y 12; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11, Chaplain 12; GAA 9,11,12, Sec'y 10; FNA 10,11, Sec'y-Treas. 12; Class Play 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 9,10, Head 11,12; Band Council; Chorus i2; Buckeye Girl’s State; Girl’s Chorus 12. DEBORAH SUE GIBBONEY ROBERT WILLIAM GRAVES Hi-Y 11,12, Chaplain 10; Science Club 10; Key Club 12; Class Play 11,12; Football 9, 10; Track 10; Men’s Glee Club 12. 22 TERRY LEE HECKER FFA Sentinel 12; Varsity C 11; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 11,12. RICK ALAN HESSON Science Club 10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Yearbook 11, Business Manager 12; Class Play 12; Track 9,10,11. DAVID GEORGE HOOP BRENDA CAROL HUFFMAN Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Treas, 12; GAA 9,10,11; Yearbook 11; Class Play 11,12; Office Ass't 11; Cheer- leader 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Cho- rus 12; FFA Queen; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. CONSTANCE MILES KAUFFMAN Valedictorian 12; Nat. Honor Society 11, 12; Scholarship Team 9,10,11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 10,12, V. Pres. 11; FNT 10,12, Sec'y-Treas. 11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Year- book 12; Class Play 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council 12; Buckeye - Girl's State; VFW Speech Award 12; O.S.U. Freshman Honor Scholar. DONALD LEE KNAPP Basketball 10,11; Track 9,10; Outstanding Track Man 11. RONALD ALLEN LAMB Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 10,11,12; Key Club 10, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Class Play 11,12; Football 9,10, 11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 12; Buckeye Boy's State; Men's Glee Club 12. HELEN LAMBROFF Tri-Hi-Y 10; Newspaper Staff 12; Class Play 11,12; Office ass't 12. 23 DARYL WAYNE LANDES Class Treas. 11,12; Nat. Honor Society 11, Pres. 12; Scholarship Team 12; Hi-Y 10; FFA 9,10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Class Play 11,12; Men’s Glee Club 12; State Farmer Award 11. PAUL STEVEN LAUGHMAN Track 10,11; VFW Speech Award 11,12. JERRY GENE LONGENDELPHER Class Treas. 10; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; Baseball 10. DAVID RANDALL LONGENECKER Hi-Y 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Football 11,12; Track 9; Athletic Manager 9. JOYCE ANN LONGENECKER Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; Class Play 11; Band 9. ROBERT ALDERT McDANIEL BENJAMIN RYAN Me ROY TONYA RACHELLE MANSON Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11, Treas. 12; Yearbook Staff 11, Sec’y 12; Class Play 11,12. 24 VICTORIA MARIE MOIST Student Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Newspaper Staff 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Band 9,10,12, Majorette 9,10; Girl's Chorus 12; Youth and Govern- ment 11; Chorus 12. BARBARA JEAN OVERHOLSER MARILYN KAY PALSGROVE Class Treas. 9, Pres. 10; Student Council 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 10,11, Editor 12; Quill and Scroll 11; Class Play 11,12; Band 9, Office ass't 11,12. ROBERT EDGAR PENNY Hi-Y 10; Track 10,11,12. VICKIE JO PETRY Nat. Honor Society 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11; Newspaper Business Manager 12; FSA Sec'y 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Band Council Pres. 12. ROBERT LEE PHILLIS Class V. Pres. 11; Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Scholarship Team 9,10; Hi-Y 10,12, Sec'y 11; TNT 12; Key Club 11,12; Class Play 11; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10, 11,12; Band Council V. Pres. 11; Student Director 12; John Philip Sousa Award 12. DOUGLAS CRAIG RIFFELL Nat. Honor Society 11, V. Pres. 12; Scholarship Team 10,11; Hi-Y 10,12, Treas. 11; Key Club 11, Sec'y 12; Class Play 11,12; Band 10,11; Men's Glee Club 12; Youth and Government 11,12. MICHAEL ALLEN ROBINETT Nat. Honor Society 12; Scholarship Team 10,11; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Varsity C Treas. 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Track 9; Men's Glee Club 12. 25 JAMES WILLIAM RUDY Nat. Honor Society 12; Hi-Y 10,11,12; Key Club 10, Sec'y 11, V. Pres. 12; Var- sity C 10, V. Pres. 11, Sec'y 12; Class Play 11; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10, 11; Track 11,12; Band 9,10; Chorus 12, Men's Glee Club; Youth and Government 11. STEVEN EUGENE SHIVELY Hi-Y 10; Track 9,10,11,12. DAVID LLOYD SINK FFA reporter 12; Class Play 11,12; Men's Glee Club 12. DANIEL CLAUDE SMITH Hi-Y 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Basket- ball 9; Baseball 11; Track Manager 9. MARK PAUL SMITH Hi-Y 10; Key Club 11; TNT 12; Football 10,11; Track 9; Chorus 12. RITA ANN SPEER Yearbook Staff 11; Librarian; Band 9,10, 11; Class Play 11,12. CAROL ANN SPILLERS Nat. Honor Society 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; GAA 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11,12; Newspaper Staff 10,11,12; Class Play 11,12; Cheerleader 11; Band 9,10, 11,12; Chorus 9,11,12; Office ass't 12. SHERRY IRENE STACY Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; GAA 9,10; Newspaper Staff 11,12; Class Play 11. 26 TERRENCE LEE SWALLOW Hi-Y 10,11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Var- sity C 10, Pres. 11,12; Football 9,10,11, 12; Basketball 9,10; Track 9; Baseball 10, 11,12; Men's Glee Club 12. TONDA M. THOMPSON Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Newspaper Staff 10,11; Class Play 11,12; Band 9; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. KEITH LEROY WARNER Class V. Pres. 12; Hi-Y 10,11, Pres. 12; Key Club 10, Chaplain 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11,12; Basketball Manager 12; Band 9,10,11,12. JOHN FLORY WEIKERT Class V. Pres. 9,10, Pres. 11; Student Council 9,10, V. Pres. 11, Pres. 12; Key Club 10, V. Pres. 11, Treas. 12; Varsity C V. Pres. 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; All League 12; Basketball 9; Track 12. % m MARY ELLEN WILSON Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Newspaper Staff 10, Co-Editor 11,12; Class Play 11,12; Cheer- leader 9; Drill Team 10; Office ass t 11, 12. ALBERTA WANDA WORLEY For thirty-one girls and thirty-nine boys, twelve years of school are completed. Long hours, hard work and much studying has been experienced in the past as well as many fun moments which will never be forgotten. After high school, many of the seniors are planning to continue their education while others will serve their country in the armed services, begin their working career, or settle down and raise a family. Whatever the choice of the seventy graduates, America is their future and they are the future of America! 27 SENIOR CLASS . . In tradition, Mrs. Culbertson receives Bucc backen' Seniors, the bust! 28 Herrrrrrrrreeeeee - THEY COME! !! Hoop did it! !! . . IN ACTION 29 Pick of the crop!! A bit of aid from the machine. TWELVE YEARS TOGETHER The 1969 graduating class was composed of 20 girls and 17 boys who began first grade in 1956. They have worked and befriended each other for twelve years but will soon part in their separate ways. By this page we pay tribute to those who have attended 12 years of school at Covington! Kay Olive Eric Beverly Angle Bagwell Barker Beaver Mike Nancy Mama Jo Anne Leland Denise Steve Benedict Besecker Boggs Brant Carney Cornor Elifritz John Jayne Mark Feeser Fischer Fullerton Jerry Joyce Tonya Longendelpher Longenecker Manson Connie Gearhardt Vicky Moist Bob Graves Marilyn Palsgrove Brenda Connie Huffman Kauffman Bob Penny Vickie Petry Bob Doug Bill Steve Dave Phillis Riffell Rudy Shively Sink Sherry Stacy Terry Swallow Tonda Thompson Keith Warner John Weikert Rita Carol Speer Spillers 30 JUNIORS 1970 This year's Junior class has been working hard preparing for the prom. They have had several dances throughout the sports season, a cookie saie and a T-shirt sale. The concession stands at the basketball games were a successful money-making project. Along with a lot of fun and hard work this group performed their first class play. The Juniors are looking forward to next year, their last year of high school. Class officers from left to right: Bonita Landes, Secretary; Bob Wilhelm, Vice-president; Fred Kenworthy, President; Sue Leistener, Treasurer. FORD HAS A BETTER IDEA! ! I 32 Bill Apple Ronald Apwish Charlene Batdorf Sherri Beaver Not Available PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Charles Beeman Robert Benedict Janice Berryhill Bobbie Biesel Beverly Boram Rosanna Brubaker Henry Brumbaugh John Bubeck Barbara Burkett Todd Canedy Kathy Carine Linda Catterlin Paulette Chronabery Michael Clark Betsy Clippinger Marilyn Cornor 33 Pamela Dapore Randy Dilley Michael Duff LaDonna Filbrun Marilyn Fisher Eric Frantz Diana Ganger James Hague Melody Harshbarger Marie Heintz Larry Hensler Diana Holmes Susan Houck Sally Ingle Stephanie Johnson Chris Jones Abfnt whtfl picturo� won mod• Fred Kenworthy John Lambert Bonita Landes Kristine Langston 34 Terry Lavy Sharon Leeper Susan Leistner Janet Linn James Magee Gary Meyer Nancy Miller Rebecca Minnich Charlotte Mohler Steven Oakes Gloria Parker Timothy Powell Carolyn Richard Judy Roecker Kenneth Rogers Gary Root TOO BUSY Not Shown Michael Root Jeanette Rosengarten Janet Routson Philip Sarver 35 Dean Schaffer Randall Sherwood Edward Shilt Guy Shumaker Elwood Siler Rick Sirch Steven Stacy Tim Stambaugh Herb Stevenson Anna Subler David Sweigart John Thompson Sherman VanKirk Duaine Vogler Larry Weikert Sandra Weng Richard White Rick Whitenack Robert Wilhelm Bob Wright 36 SOPHOMORES life ... clear as mud! 1971 The class of 1971 adjusted well to their second year of high school! They began adding to their treasury by sponsoring dances during the basketball season. They are a hard-working class and the prom they are working for should be one which will be remembered. Sophomore Class officers, left to right: Jim Sink, V. Pres.; Jeff Frantz, Treas.; Rex Huffman, Pres.; Mary Rogers, Sec'y. 38 Jump girls! 4� Nancy Abshire Kathryn Adams Keith Angle Scott Aukerman John Bagwell Johannah Barker Victoria Bashore Douglas Blankenship Peggy Blankenship Beverly Boggs Philip Boyd Cynthia Brandt Deborah Brant Deborah Brinkman Darrell Clark Linda Crist Jerry Cundiff Jeffrey Davis Steven Dearth Cindy DeMoss Cynthia Doty Randall Emery Christina Feeser Edith Fine Marlene Fisher Alan Forsythe Jeffrey Frantz Dwight Garber Lois Garber Sandy Garman 39 Timothy Gibboney David Gragg Michael Gray Douglas Hague Christopher Hardenbrook Edward Hartley Danny Hathaway Chris Holland Rex Huffman Deborah Jones Thomas Jones Carla Kelly Areda Landes Michael Lavey Raymond Lyons Jack Maier Catherine Manson Michael Manson Cynthia Martin Darlene Mauer Hm rw. AVAIL .! Joy Mengers Craig Miller Leonard Minnich Timothy Minton David Myers Eva O'Diam Deborah Parks Darlene Pearson Robin Porter Dennis Powell 40 Joanne Powell Patricia Richard Richard Robinson Mary Rogers James Rumble Jane Rumble Steven Sampson Linda Schmidt Mary Schultz Sheryl Shoffner Carol Sink Helen Sink James Sink Wilbur Sink Deborah Sirch John Smith Christina Snider Michael Stacy Kenneth Stambaugh John Staudt James Taylor John Taylor Marsha Thomas Steve Thompson Melody Trostel Robert Trostel John Tyler Linda Tyler David VanTilburg Robin Victor 41 Roberta Vogler Arlene Wackier Jon Whitman Allan Wills David Wills Harold Wintrow Rebecca Wirrig Cinda Yingst William Zimmerlin The class of '71 prepare for the big parade. 42 Since when does it take nine to hang a sign? FRESHMEN 1972 Freshman Class officers, left to right: Leroy Brown, Treas.; Tom Dunn, V. Pres.; Steve Taylor, Pres.; Denise Petry, Sec'y. (L.) What a lively bunchI The class of '72 began the year BIG with over a hundred students. Being their first year in high school, they had no specific jobs to perform. However., they sponsored a dance and a work-day which added to their treasury. The Freshmen adjusted well to the new pace of high school. Their three years ahead should be most prosperous for these young troopers. Well ... 44 No wonder we are always late. Daniel Adams Margaret Alcorn Fred Allmann Dale- Anthony Christine Apwisch Paula Asher Tamara Aukerman Joyce Bagwell Sheryl Baker Benjamin Bashore Dinah Batson Mark Beaver Patrick Beireis Kimberly Besecker Cathy Boehringer Teresa Boggs Candace Bridges Randy Brinkman Judy Brown Leroy Brown Linda Browning Dennis Burgess Nancy Burns Valeria Busby Sandra Byers Candace Cain Dennis Cain Kay Campbell Kent Cavender Sandra Christy Crystal Chronabery Vickie Cohee Mark Cook Karen Crist Tricia Daniel Thomas Dunn 45 Vonda Earick John Etter Crystal Finfrock Lloyd Fisher Ronald Flint Steve Forsythe Susan Forsythe Linda French Cynthia Frost Michael Fullerton Lynn Garber Wayne Garber Larry Gearhardt Kathleen Gibboney Michael Glenn Thomas Graham William Grody Cynthia Hecker Teresa Herron Robin Hesson Carolyn Holbrook Kathleen Holmes Deborah Keller Sandra Kellar Manuel Kelly Sharon Kiser Marcia Klepinger Ralph Knapp Karen Kreitzner Michael Lacy Sue Longenecker Mark McMaken Rodney Magee Garry Manson Catherine Meadows Roger Meyer 46 Janice Moist Garland Mullennix Merri Paff Belinda Parker Ronald Penny Denise Petry Karen Phillis Craig Rhoades Julia Richard Dennis ob’nson Samuel Sarver James Schmidt Terri Shearer Randie Shively Larry Shoffner Brenda Siler Lynn Sill Lucinda Smith Alan Speer David Stacy Stephan Taylor Marvin Wackier Tonya Weaver David Weidner Marsha Weikert Connie Weldy Jerry Whit acre Barbara Williams Debra Wise 47 REMEMBER . . . ... eating worms at GAA ini- • • • the outside pep-rally? tiation??? 48 w ORGANIZATIONS MEMORABLE MOMENTS We had the spirit ... Baseball boys and GAA girls break training!! Those seniors just beginning to pick on freshmen. They played and they played and they played!!! They worked and messed. And she played and sung. Bloodshot ... 50 Perfect examples of lips, hands, and elbows! A good picture of two bad kids. The Chorus sang 'HIP carols at Christmas. Typical picture of an intelligent audience!! GUNNER! Maybe they can’t decorate, but they got SPIRIT A bad picture of two good kids. The one and only fabulous RESERVES!! 51 BUCCANEER STAFF STRIVES FOR BETTER YEARBOOK With the cooperation of the Buccaneer staff and their new advisor, Mr. Allen Mattson, we strived to produce the best possible yearbook for 1969. We hope you appreciate our strenuous efforts. FIRST ROW: C. Mohler, J. Fischer, K. Angle, Mr. Mattson. SECOND ROW, top to bottom: S. Leistner, C. Kauffman, C. Langston, V. Moist, N. Besecker Fair, J. Brant, O. Bag- well. THIRD ROW: M. Palsgrove, T. Manson, C. Spillers, M. Boggs, C. Sink, J. Rumble, R. Hesson, T. Gibbony. A happy first year as annual advisor. TOP ROW: Mr. Mattson - advisor, C. Langston - assistant business manager, R. Hesson - business manager. FIRST ROW: M. Palsgrove - editor, T. Manson - secretary, S. Leistner - assistant editor. 52 Mama Boggs Olive Bagwell Helen Lambroff Sherry Stacy HARD WORKING Kay Angle Vicky Moist Nancy Besecker - Editor Carole Spillers Mary Wilson - Lay-out editor FI Linda Fields Vickie Petry - Business Manager BUCCANEERS STAFF The 1969 Buccanews staff spent a large amount of time each month to produce an interesting and up-to- date Buccanews. The purpose of the newspaper is to keep the students informed. Thanks goes to the staff for working so long and hard, and especially to Nancy Besecker for all her efforts to make the Buccanews a successful paper. FIRST ROW: H. Sink, C. Doty, D. Sirch. SECOND ROW: C. Adams, J. Rumble, D. Ganger, Miss Griffith. Our new advisor - Miss Griffith FRONT ROW: J. Weikert, R. Lamb, T. Canedy, B. Rudy. SECOND ROW: K. Warner, M. Robi- nett, J. Eric, B. Graves, R. Apwisch. THIRD ROW: B. Phillis, M. Clark, E. Shilt, R. Frantz, B. Whilhelm, S. Stacy, S. Forsythe. KEY CLUB WIN TROPHY The Key Club is a service oriented organi- zation affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. The Key Club provided a trophy for the intramural basketball tournament, of which they are the proud winners, put up flags in the uptown area on national holidays, and assisted Kiwanis on their Pancake Day. Proud Trophy Winners!! Officers: President - Ron Lamb, Vice-President - Bill Rudy, Secretary - Doug Riffell, Treasurer - John Weikert. Such Enthusiasm!!! 54 FIRST ROW: Mr, Tisdale, B. Apple, B. Clark, B. Rudy, J, Longedelpher, M. Robinett, T. Swallow, H Stevenson, Mr. Bollenbacher. SECOND ROW: B. Zimmerlin, K. Warner, J. Weikert, B. Barker, M. Stacy, R. Huffman, M. Benedict. THIRD ROW; J. Whitman, P, Minnich, G, Meyer, R. Apwisch, E. Shilt, R. Frantz, E. Hartly. FOURTH ROW: B. Phillis, M. Clark, B. Wilhelm, S. Stacy, T. Hecker, M, Manson, D. Sweigert. LETTERMEN OF VARSITY C EARN FUNDS The Varsity C was a busy club this 1968-69 year. The members consist of boys who have lettered in some sport and wish to join. Lucky for pledges initiation was discontinued this year. These lettermen ran a faithful coat check at home basketball games and made additional money selling concessions at the Mad River Valley track meet. Those hard earned funds were contributed to the Athletic fund, helping to pur- chase a projector to show films. Advisor - Mr. Tisdale, Sergeant-at-Arms - Bill Apple, Secretary-Treasurer - Bill Rudy, Vice- president - John Weikert, President - Terry Swallow, Advisor - Mr. Bollenbacher. They participate in everything! 55 HOW THE CHORUS HAS GROWN ' Not only has the Covington High Chorus grown from last year's fifty-three members to this year's seventy-three, but, also, added was the Girls Chorus, and the Men's Glee Club. The Girl's chorus, received a II at District contest, while the larger chorus received a I at District. Proudly, the chorus of Covington traveled to State contest for the very first time and received a high II rating. Unfortunately, the boys couldn't attend contest for lack of time to practice, but they performed superbly on several other occasions. Special recognition goes to the students who attended Solo and Ensemble contest. Using the old CHS talent, they proudly proved that Covington has . Our Fearless Leader!! number one students in Chorus. Full of pride, they brought home a large amount of highly deserved I's and II's, and a few Ill's. All together a most successful day. All together the Choruses have succeeded in one of the most successful years Covington has ever seen, or heard. But as all good things must come to a delightful end, a big shing ding was thrown at the Canedy resi- dence with plenty of food, dancing, and fun for all. FIRST ROW: V. Busby, K. Campbell, C. Carine, H. Sink, M. Weikert, D. Wise, T. Daniel, V. Cohee, K. Phillis, B. Parker, D. Myers, B. Williams, C. Finfrock, L. Catterlin, G. Parker, K. Kreitzer, S. Baker, N. Miller, Mrs. Canedy. SECOND ROW: C. Molher, D. Brant, T. Shearer, C. Gearhardt, K. Besecker, J. Roecker, M. Cook, C. DeMoss, A. Subler, C. Apwisch, P. Asher, D. Batson, S. Longenecker, B. Beaver, K. Langston, C. Holmes, D. Petry, L. Garber. THIRD ROW: D. Garber, M. Paff, S. Kellar, K. Crist, B. Clippinger, S. Johnson, D. Kellar, L. Sill, D. Anthony, W. Garber, M. Fisher, V. Moist, S. Leistner, D. Holmes, C. Bridges, B. Huffman, L. Gearhardt, T. Canedy. LAST ROW: D. Clark, B. Zim- merlin, P. Sarver, S. Shilt, T. Stanbaugh, S. Sarver, H. Stevenson, B. Graves, B. Wilhelm, L. Weikert, G. Meyer, B. Rudy, R. Frantz, M. Clark, R. Apwisch, B. Apple, F. Kenworthy. 56 FIRST ROW: D. Myers, L. Garber, T. Lavy, G. Manson, S. Forsythe, R. Lamb, M. Robinett, B. Clark, M. Duff, J. Earick, D. Garber, T. Swallow. SECOND ROW: B. Apple, T. Dunn, M. Benedict, M. Fullerton, B. Zimmerlin, P. Sarver, S. Dull, M. Beaver, R. Apwisch, F. Kenworthy. THIRD ROW: M. Clark, B. Rudy, H. Stevenson, B. Graves, B. Wilhelm, G. Meyer, S. Sarver, R. Frantz, E. Shilt. MEN’S GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: K. Angle, C. Doty, C. Shoffner, D. Brinkman, D. Parks, J. Rumble, A. Landes, R. Porter, M. Rogers, C. Snider, C. Yingst, Mrs. D. Canedy. SECOND ROW: C. Sink, T. Feeser, D. Holmes, T. Barker, A. Wackier, F. Vogler, M. Trostel, J. Powell, L. Tyler, B. Boggs, M. Schultz. 57 GIRLS CHORUS SEATED: K. Angle, L. Schimdt, N. Miller, C. Angle, J. Rosengarten, K. Manson, H. Sink, N. Burns. SECOND ROW: M. Rogers, C. Mohler, G. Parker, O. Bagwell, J. Bagwell, B. Parker, S. Kiser, K. Kreit zer, P. Richard. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Mutzner, D. Batson, B. Landes, C. Batdorf, M. Fisher, B. Beisel, J. Rumble, C. Sink, C. Richard, N. Abshire, A. Landes. F.H.A. officers - FRONT ROW: M. Rogers, K. Angle, H. Sink, C. Sink. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mutzner, B. Landes, M. Fisher, A. Landes, L. Schimdt, J. Rosengarten. Twenty-seven F.H.A. enjoyed a rewarding year. For a good start, the chapter received high ratings at fair. They achieved first place for their booth with the title, F.H.A. Encourages Happiness.” In- cluded in the judging was a style show. With competition of thirty- two Miami County High School girls, Marlene Fisher rated first and Jane Rumble third. This year's new addition is a banquet and a Sen- ior King, along with the regular activities of bake sales, Christmas caroling, and writing letters to G.I's in Vietnam. F.H.A. Backs the BUCCS!! I Congratulations Marlene! 58 FIRST ROW: Mr. OTDiam, F. Kenworthy, D. Landes, D. Fisher, K. Rogers, D. Sink, T. Hecker. SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, K. Stanbaugh, T. Lavy, B. Siler, W. Sink, W. Garber, L. Garber, L. Shoffner, K. Angle, R. Brinkman, S. Taylor. THIRD ROW; J, Taylor, T. Stanbaugh, L. Fisher, J. Angle, D. White, S. Oakes, B. Apple, B. Wills, G. Mullennix. FOURTH ROW: R. Lyons, J. Taylor, H. Whintrow, P. Boyd, S. Samson, C. Rogers, D. Burgess, L. Brown, J. Rumble, D. Robinson, B. Bashore, J. Davis, D. Robinson, L. Gearhardt. AGGIES STRIKE AGAINIf BRENDA HUFFMAN - FFA Queen The Future Farmers of America spent a lot of time farming on the FFA farm. Luckily they found time to enter many contests, such as: livestock judging, soil judging, public speaking, and tractor trouble- shooting. Naturally, such hard working boys need, deserve, and want a vacation, so one time they went camping in Michigan. DON FISHER State Farmer Treasurer - F. Kenworthy, President - D. Landes, Sentinel - T. Hecker, Vice-president - D. Fisher, Reporter - D. Sink, absent, Secretary - R. Rogers. 59 FIRST ROW: Miss Trost, M. Palsgrove, T. Manson, C. Kauffman, T. Tompson, M. Wilson, N. Besecker, S. Stacy, K. Canedy. SECOND ROW: A. Wackier, L. Smidt, M. Fisher, C. Doty, R. Porter, C. Mohler, M. Rogers, D. Pearson, C. Martin, THIRD ROW: A. Subler, D. Brinkman, S. Yingst, M. Schultz, M. Trostel, A. Landes, B. Boggs, T. Feeser, C. Snider, D. Jones. FOURTH ROW; K. Langston, S. Leistner, D. Comor, B. Huffman, M. Fisher, C. Carine, L. Filburn, J. Routzan, J. Roecker, J. Berryhill, B. Beaver, V. Moist. FIFTH ROW; S. Johnson, C. Gearhardt, V. Petry, D. Ganger, B. Clippenger, M. Heintz, B. Landes, S. Wing, S. Engle, M. Comor, C. Batdorf, L. Catterlin. Absent Jane Rumble. BUSY TRI-HI-YGIRLS Tri-Hi-Y began with a cheery picnic at the United Church of Christ. Pow1 derpuff consisted of a rough and tuff struggle at which the Seniors arose the victors. At Christmas the girls merrily serenaded the shut-ins. With good spirit, they stuffed themselves and their families at the Parent's Banquet. Early in spring, they entertained their mothers with an original style show at the annual Mother's Tea. Traditionally the club closed for the year with home- made corsages and plenty of meat and drink at the Senior Farewell. Advisor - Miss Trost, President - Kysa Canedy, Vice-president - Sue Leistner, Chaplain - Connie Gearhardt, Assistant Chaplain - Kris Langston, Sec- retary - Denise Cornor, Treasurer - Brenda Huffman. Tri-Hi-Y decorates car!! 60 FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Stockland, T. Lavy, D. Fisher, K. Warner, B. Benedict, G. Meyer, T. Canedy. SECOND ROW: D. Riffell, M. Benedict, B. Phillis, D. Smith, T. Swallow, M. Robinett, D. Longenecker, J. Earick, S. Dull, B. Graves, B. Rudy. THIRD ROW: S. Stacy, D. Sweigart, F. Kenwor- thy, R. Apwisch, H. Stevenson, L. Weikert, M. Clark, M. Duff, T. Stambaugh. FOURTH ROW; E. Hart- ley, D. Meyers, D. Blankenship, J, Sink, R. Huffman, L. Minnich, M. Stacy, B. Zimmerlin, E. Shilt, K. Rodgers. FIFTH ROW: K. Angle, L. Gearhardt, D. Cain, D. Garber, D. Wills, D. Stacy, M. Beaver, G. Manson, T. Dunn. BUSY HI-Y BOYS Hi-Y officers: Tod Canedy, Keith War- ner, Bob Benedict, Don Fisher, Terry Lavy, Gary Meyer. The annual Bucc boosting bon- fire was honored with TWO out- houses , donated along with a gigan- tic pile of rubbish by the Hi-Y. The spirit of CHS was kept up by an exciting dance sponsored by the Hi-Y boys. The boys, along with their inspiring advisor, Mr. Stockland, revised their constitution and made this year a lively and successful one for their organiza- tion. Going to Homecoming that way, Bill? 61 FRONT ROW: K. Langston, S. Taylor, S, Garman, D. Ganger, V. Moist, M. Paff. SECOND ROW: K. Phillis, C. Fin- frock, K. Campbell, M. Schultz, A. Wackier, B. Minnich, S. Leistner, C. Gearhardt, R. Emery. THIRD ROW: T. Daniels, C. Hecker, K, Holmes, D. Wise, B. Wilhelm, D. Pearson, B. Huffman, C. Spillers, J. Davis, K. Canedy, C. Rhoades, A. Speer. BACK ROW: T. Gibboney, D. Powell, D. Hathaway. COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Marching band season began with a BOOM and a BANG at Sabina Band Camp. Good times continued through ten successful football games, and ten victory marches. A wonderful event took place at Fairborn, in which our talented band brought home a beautiful fourth place trophy. The 1968 season was ended with a party for marching band members. And then, everyone turned their thoughts from marching band to con- cert band. Band Council, top to bottom: B. Bea- ver, C. Gearhardt, B. Phillis, B. Wil- helm, C. Kauffman, K. Langston, T. Canedy, R. Emery, D. Powell, S. Tay- lor, D. Ganger, V. Petry. BOB WILHELM Majorettes, left to right: N. Besecker, K. Phillis, B. Clippinger, C. Gear- hardt. 62 FRONT ROW; C. Apwisch, B. Williams, S. Longenecker, S. Johnson, N. Besecker. SECOND ROW: M. Cook, D. Cor- ner, C. Kauffman, B. Boggs, D. Petty, C. Meadows, V. Earick, M, Clark, A. Subler, THIRD ROW: B, Zimmerlin, L. Carney, T. Stanbaugh, D. Holmes, K. Besecker, L. Smith, D. Anthony, J. Frantz, B. Phillis, B, Beaver. Absent K. Warner. BAND IN ACTION!! After blasting their way through marching band, it was difficult to settle down to the softer music of concert band. Never fear, Mr. D. Jenkins came to the rescue. The band successfully performed before the student body for their first concert. This was followed by plenty of hard practice during fifth period, three times a week. Hard practice was necessary to prepare the concert band for a spring concert and dis- trict contest. CHS fight song in action!! ! Covington Marching Band in action!!! 63 FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, K. Angle, M. Stacy, M. Weikert, S. Longenecker, T. Canedy. SECOND ROW: C. Gearhardt, V. Moist, M. Cook, D. Brinkman, A. Subler, B. Clippinger. THIRD ROW: Mr. D. Gar- man, Miss D. Trost, J. Weikert, R. Huffman, F. Kenworthy, B. Zimmerlin, M. Palsgrove. A BUSY STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council membership in- creased one member for each class for the 1968-69 year. Their im- portant activities consisted of Homecoming, Boosting spirit for basketball and football boys, and approving student activities such as dances, bake sales, and other fund raising activities. They ended the year with plans for a folder to be given to students at the begin- ning of each year containing basic rules and regulations and other necessary items that students need to know at CHS. LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Kenworthy - Treasurer, Miss Trost - Advisor, K. Angle - Vice-president, C. Gearhardt - Secretary, Mr. Garman - Advisor, J. Weikert - president. 64 FIRST ROW; Mrs. Tisdale, B. Beaver, P. Cronaberry, C. Langston, J. Brant. SEC- OND ROW: B. Huffman, M. Boggs, C. Kauffman, C. Gearhardt, C. Spillers. THIRD ROW: D. Landes, M. Robinett, B. Phillis, L. Carney, B. Rudy, R. Lamb, J. Weikert. Absent D. Fisher. 17 HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS Grade average, recommendation of teachers, participation in school and extra curricular activities, are considered in appointing students to the Honor Society of CHS. To remain a member, students must maintain their high point average and good standing as a person. 65 Old members start the show. FIRST ROW: S. Leaper, D. Sirch, D. Brant, K. Kreitser, K. Besecker, R. Brubaker, P. Richards, C. Doty, T. Gibboney, D. Garber. SECOND ROW: R. Hesson, D. Kellar, M. Trostel, D. Parks, C. Richards, J. Rumble, W. Sink, C. Martin, C. Sink, L. Filburn, J. Frantz. THIRD ROW: C. DeMoss, C, Shoffner, B. Wirrig, B. Phillis, B. Clark, M. Clark, L. Crist, M. Boggs, M. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: R. Hesson, C. Hardenbrook, L. Weikert, M. Fullerton, D. VanTilberg. ■ ■H I� M FIRST ROW: Vice-president L. Filburn, President - R. Hes- son. SECOND ROW: Treasurer - S. Leper, Representative - D. Sirch, Secretary - M. Boggs. SCIENCE CLUB ORGANIZES SCIENCE FAIR Who else could organize the High School Science Fair but those mad scientists of the Covington Science club? Although the Science fair took a great deal of their time, they managed many other scien- tific trips and listened to enjoyable speakers at their meetings. Also, the club enjoyed the company of their new advisor, Mr. Peterson. 66 C.H.S. STUDENTS RANK IN STATE FIRST ROW: M. Stacy, L. Hensler, B. Beaver, D. Petry, S. Longenecker, C. Apwisch, K. Langston, D. Brinkman, C. Yingst, S. Leper. SECOND ROW: C. Sink, L. Crist, J. Roecker, M. Boggs, C. Gearhardt, J. Mengers, M. Thomas, D. Corner, C. Kauffman, R. Hesson, J. Frantz. THIRD ROW: E. Shilt, R. Frantz, R. Lamb, G. Meyer, M. Benedict, M. Clark, L. Carney. Each spring, a group of students from each course take the preliminary scholar- ship test at school. The two top students from each subject then participate in the scholarship test at Piqua Central High School. The scores are then rated with the other top students in the state of Ohio. These students then receive certificat- es stating their position in the state. We have every reason to be proud of these outstanding students, not every one rated in the state, but they did their best in representing Covington High School. Just one outstand- ing student! 67 FIRST ROW: S. Taylor, C. Yingst, K. Canedy, M. Stacy, B. Beaver, K. Angle, C. Doty, H. Sink, K. Manson, J. Berryhill, S. Forsythe, N. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Phillis, D. Riffell, E. O’Diam, S. John- son, C. Adams, B. Boggs, J. Rumble, D. Peason, D. Holmes, C. Molher. THIRD ROW: J. Powell, M. Beaver, R. Huffman, Miss Trost, A. Wackier, B. Minnich, B. Biesel, S. Houck, C. Gearhardt. A PROMISING FUTURE Advisor - Miss Trost, President - Bev- erly Beaver, Vice-President - Steph Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer - Connie Gearhardt, Historian - Kysa Canedy. Who’s TNT?? Top Notch Teachers, who have reformed from Future Teachers of America. They are Dynamite. This years activities included a banquet for themselves followed by Christmas caroling to shut-ins. Coffee breaks for our deserving teachers, student teaching to the delight of the junior high, and concluding this years round of activities with a Senior Farewell. A busy year for a new club with promise for many more successful years. 68 TNT members caught unaware! I FIRST ROW: J. Routsan, C. Carine, M. Harshbarger, L. Catterlin, J. Brant, J. Fischer, J. Berryhill, S. Beaver. SECOND ROW: V. Petry, B. Boram, B. Landes, S. Weng, S. Ingle, M. Cornor, P. Cron- aberry. THIRD ROW: M. Heintz, C. Batdorf, B. Burkett, C. Jones, L. Filburn, S. Houck, Advisor - Mrs. Hurd. OUR NEW CLUB - F.S.A. Among the many new clubs formed this year at Covington High is the Future Secretaries Association (FSA). The organization is comprised of junior and senior Business Office Education (BOE) girls, and was organized to provide an opportunity for youth leadership and help develope maturity in today's business world. The Covington Chapter is sponsored by the National Secretaries Association which is an international organization. President - Bonita Landes, Vice-President - Paulette Chronabery, Recording secretary - Vicki Petry, Correspondence secretary - Chris Jones, Treasurer - Sandy Weng. 69 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dewey, T. Manson, B. Beaver, D. Comor, V. Moist, M. Palsgrove, C. Gearhardt, C. Kauffman, M. Boggs, C. Spillers. SECOND ROW: S. Houck, S. Johnson, B. Minnich, K. Langs- ton, M. Cornor, D. Ganger, S. Leistner, B. Clippinger, M. Heintz, L. Filburn, J. Roecker, B. Bogler, S. Garman. THIRD ROW: B. Wirrig, C. Shoffner, C. DeMoss, J. Rumble, D. Pearson, C. Sink, L. Crist, C. Adams, B. Boggs, C. Yingst, D. Brinkman. FOURTH ROW: C. Apwisch, P. Asher, B. Williams, K. Holmes, L. Sill, M. Schultz, M. Rogers, H. Sink, R. Porter, C. Doty, R. Hesson, J. Moist, D. Kellar, T. Shearer, M. Cook, S. Longenecker, K. Besecker. [«I Vice-President - Betsy Clippinger, Secretary - Carol Sink, Advisor - Mis. Dewey, President Vicky Moist, Treasurer - Tonya Manson, Reporter, Kris Langston. G.A.A. IN ACTION The girls began the 1968-69 athletic season with the annual tiring hike and fatting picnic. Besides the schedule of volleyball, basketball, and track, the girls sold black and white spirit pins to back the BUCCS, and then sold delicious refreshments at the Invitational Track Meet. But of course the big events are the girls in ACTION - 70 G.A.A. Well HI Cindy! Two stars in action? HA! I We Try Harder, Go BERTIE Go!! Gunner Palsgrove Faithful Gym Suit!! Some of the Girls resting for a Game?? 71 What's the attraction girls?? Still Smiling!!! MORE MEMORABLE MOMENTS And they continued playing in concert! What did I get this for??? I bet they got the strongest lips in town! Pearson gets improved! Don t they ever stop playing? Two typical camera HOGS!! 72 ACTIVITIES 74 HOMECOMING 1968 Miss Kay Angle Miss Denise Cornor Miss Brenda Huffman HOMECOMING CANDIDATES 75 Miss Tonda Thompson Miss Mary Wilson From left to right: Bonnie Subler, Jim Rench, Shir lee Badgley, Dave Badgley, Kay Angle, Bob McDaniels, Denise Cornor, Daryl Landis, Brenda Huffman, John Feeser, Tonda Thompson, and Steve Elefritz, Mary Wilson, and Steve Dull. Candidates ride in Parade. Congratulations kiss! Queen Kay and escort Bob. 76 Queen and Court, left to right: Mary Wilson, Brenda Huffman, Queen Kay, Denise Cornor, and Tonda Thompson. September 20, 1968, was the perfect Homecoming! The mighty Buccs tromped Northwestern 54-14, and the evening was cool and fair. Many attended the dance which featured The Kingsmen. The theme was the Garden of Queens with the gym decorated in green and yellow. Those attending grabbed souvenirs before leaving the dance before 1:00. The 1968 Homecoming became history at Covington High School. First graders make home- coming a success. Queen and her court begin first dance. Decorations of the dance. 77 SENIOR CLASS PL A Y Bobbette! You're gorgeous! My, oh, my! MUSH! The neighborhood tomgirl, Bobbette Braddock, is the Dirty Dozen's famed goal kicker. Her mother is very worried about her daughter because she doesn't take an interest in dating and pretty dresses. Miss Blodget, Bobbette's kind and understanding home econom- ics teacher, talks to Bobbette and changes her attitude toward boys and other feminine interests. Bobbette changes from an unruly tomgirl to a poised young lady. Baby, I've got you in sight! 78 Play Cast, ROW 1, 1. to r: Miss Trost, John Earick, Daryl Landes, Deb Gibboney, Jo Brant, Rita Speer, Mary Fergus, Jayne Fischer, Kay Angle, Vicky Moist, Tonda Thompson, Helen Lambroff, Denise Cornor, and Ron Lamb. ROW 2, 1 to r: Dave Longenecker, Don Fisher, Dave Sink, Kysa Canedy, Mike Benedict, Beverly Beaver, Steve Dull, Connie Gearhardt, Connie Kauffman, Mike Robinett, Brenda Huffman, and Doug Riffel. Robert Braddock- • June Braddock- - ■ Bobbette Braddock1 Miss Blodget----- Mrs. Washington- Socko------------ Hank------------- Chuck-------------- Ophelia---------- Willy............ Mrs. Stockdale- - Mrs. Clarence— ■ Mrs. Poo--------- Freda Fisher----- Squint------------- - - Mike Robinett - - Beverly Beaver ----Kysa Canedy ------Kay Angle ----Vicky Moist ■ - Mike Benedict ------Steve Dull ------Ron Lamb Connie Gearhardt -----Doug Riffel -Tonda Thompson - Brenda Huffman Connie Kauffman - Denise Comor ■ ----John Earick CREW ROW 1, 1 to r: Rick Hesson, Mari- lyn Palsgrove, Nancy Besecker, Mama Boggs, Olive Bagwell, Dave Adams, Bob Graves, Lee Carney. ROW 2, 1 to r: John Earick, Jayne Fischer, Tonya Manson, Mary Fer- gus, Mary Wilson, Vicki Petry, Jerry Longendelpher. 79 GIRL CRAZY” Members of the cast were, left to right, ROW 1: Ann Subler, Betsy Clippinger, Kris Langston, Sue Lesitner, Steph Johnson, Sherri Beaver, Sally Ingle, Marilyn Cornor, Bonita Landes, Carolyn Richard, Cathy Carine, Charlotte Mohler. ROW 2, left to right: Todd Canedy, Rick Frantz, Ron Apwisch, Bob Wilhelm, Guy Shumaker, Mike Clark, Jim Hague, Gary Meyer, Fred Kenworthy, Bill Apple, Herb Stevenson, and Terry Lavy. The play was directed by Miss Trost. CHARACTERS Sam----------------------------------------------Rick Frantz Jake----------------------------------Guy Shumaker Danny-------------------------- - - - - Bob Benedict Louie------------------------------------ Mike Clark Cactus------------------------------------------Kenny Rogers Lucky-------------------------------------Ron Apwisch Pete------------------------------------ Todd Canedy Lank------------------------------------ Terry Lavy Molly---------------------------------------Stephanie Johnson Rose-------------------------------------------Sherri Beaver Tess----------------------------------------------Ann Subler Betty---------------------------------Betsy Clippinger Janet---------------------------------Kris Langston Laura---------------------------------Kathy Carine Sally---------------------------------------------Sue Leistner Babs----------------------------------------Charlotte Mohler Eaglerock----------------------------------------Bill Apple Lt. Caddigan----------------------------- Jim Hague Extra Couples------------Fred Kenworthy, Gary Meyer Bob Wilhelm, Herb Stevenson Jeanette Rosengarten, Bonita Landes Marilyn Cornor, Carolyn Richard Sally Ingle, Tim Stambaugh, Caller 80 Danny and Molly anticipate the future. PLAY CREW ROW 1, 1 to r: Janet Lynn, Nancy Miller, Marilyn Fisher, Linda Catterlin, Janet Routson, Judy Roecker, La Donna Filbrun, Diane Holmes, Becky Minnich, Sandy Weng. ROW 2, 1 to r: Bobbie Beisel, Chris Jones, Charlene Batdorf, Kathy Leach, Marie Heintz, Bob Wright, Gary Root, Jim Magee, Bob Wilhelm, and Randy Sherwood. Since when did cowboys take up hide n seek ??? A friendly chat before the attack. On March 14, 1969, the Junior class presented a western play called Girl Crazy. Danny, a wealthy bachelor from New York, became sick of the city life and went out west to start a dude ranch. He had always thought that he could get any girl he wanted - and the ranch mail girl, Molly, seemed to catch his eye. But she also seemed to catch Sam's eye who also came to the ranch from New York. Sam had been a long time enemy of Danny's because he had stol- en his girl. But Molly decides that Danny is the one for her. 81 Couples square dance. JUNIOR AND SENIOR PROM AROUND THE WORLD” President Fred Kenworthy welcomed seniors and guests and introduced the program. Mike Clark gave the last will and testimony of the Seniors. Marie Heintz prophesied the future years of the seniors. The program was highlighted by a skit in which a king, Terry Lavy, saved his country when some yery important paper was found. Diane Ganger, Diane Holmes, Judy Roecker, Kris Langston, Sue Leist- ner, Anne Subler, and Steph Johnson entertained guests with Up, Up, and Away. 82 FOOD AND FUN 83 Table is set - but where's all the food! One was able to visit London to see Big Ben. Another cornor took you to Paris to see the Eiffel Tower. Couples visited Holland and picked tulips by the windmill. 04 Teachers as well as students were carried away by the gigantic balloon that landed at the entrance. Mr. and Mrs. Canedy enjoyed the dance around the world. found they had to rest awhile. Couples thought that they could dance all night, but ... On the evening of May 16, 1969, the Junior class presented the Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom decorated around the delight- ful theme Around the World. Following the banquet which was held in the Elementary gym, couples entered the high school gym which was decorated as London, Holland, Paris, and China, and enjoyed an evening of dancing with music provided by the Johnny McCoy Orchestra. Following the dance, guests continued the evening by playing basketball, pingpong, by dancing and by par- taking of the other features offered at the Piqua YMCA. 85 Music was provided by the Johnny McCoy Orchestra. OFFICE ASSISTANTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Palsgrove, Sue Leistner, Olive Bagwell, Mama Boggs, Kay Angle, Carole Spil- lers, Mary Wilson, and Helen Lambroff. Seated at desk is secretary, Mrs. Sweigart. First period- - Second period- Third period- - Fourth period - Fifth period- - Sixth period- - Seventh period Eighth period- - - - Marna Boggs Marilyn Palsgrove • - Carole Spillers - - Olive Bagwell Kay Angle - Helen Lambroff -------Sue Leistner - - - Mary Wilson Office girls lend a helping hand to Mrs. Sweigart and to Mr. Irvin. Their duties extend anywhere from collecting attendance slips to stapling papers. They also run errands, gather the mail, and do any odd jobs that they are capable of doing. 86 LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Fisher, Debbie Sirch, Mary Rogers, Jo Ann Powell, Cindy Martin, Evonne Chron- aberry, Paulette Chronaberry, Vicki Cohee, and Mrs. Brown. Have you ever imagined what it would be like to go into the school library and try to look for a book without the assistance of a student librarian? One really doesn't realize how important these librarians are to you until one isn't there to assist you when you need help. These librarians help you find the books and information you need to do those long term papers. They help shelve books, check out books, and give fines for those books that are overdue. These student librarians attend summer classes for in- struction in library duties. 87 C.H.S. STUDENTS EARN Ron Lamb and John Weikert, delegates to Buckeye Boy's State. Buckeye Girl's State also convened in June. Con- nie Gearhardt and Connie Kauffman were delegates chosen by the Covington Women's Legion Auxiliary. They learned governmental procedures and met many people. Connie Gearhardt and Connie Kauffman, delegates to Buckeye Girl's State. In June, Ron Lamb and John Weikert attended Boy's State for a week in a course of political gov- ernment training. They were spon- sored by the Covington A. B. Cole Post of the American Legion. 88 SPECIAL HONORS Connie Kauffman, Paul Laughman, and Beverly Beaver, were winners of the Voice of Democracy speech contest sponsored by the V.F.W. Kris Langston, Lee Carney, and Con- nie Kauffman, were winners of the Americanism speech contest. Kris Langston, Lee Carney, and Connie Kauffman. Connie Kauffman took the National Merit Scholarship test and was awarded a certifi- cate of commendation. 89 POWDER PUFF Soul Stompers left to right: Coach Bob Graves, Diane Holmes, Sally Ingle, Betsy Clippinger, Kris Langston, Sue Leistner, Judy Roecker, Marilyn Cornor, Cindy Doty, LaDonna Filburn, Chris Snyder, Charlene Batdorf, Deb Brinkman, Marie Heintz, Bev Boggs, Steph Johnson, and coach Bob Wilhelm. On a fall evening of 1968, the Tri-Hi-Y girls combined their efforts into two so-called foot- ball teams. The Soul Stompers composed of junior and sophomore girls took on Rosemary's Black and Blue Babies composed of senior and sophomore girls. Even though the weather was •cool, the girls kept warm mainly by their vigorous attempts to make a touchdown. As the last quarter ended the scoreboard showed Rosemary's Black and Blue Babies on top. Even while playing football girls must fix their hair!! 90 Girls sit on the sideline anxiously waiting to get in on the action. Girls in action! GO! FOOTBALL Rosemary's Black and Blue Babies left to right: Marlene Fisher, Melody Trostel, Cinda Yingst, Nancy Besecker, Vicki Petry, Linda Fields, Brenda Huffman, Tonya Manson, Tina Feeser, Marilyn Palsgrove, Tonda Thompson, Connie Kauffman, Darlene Pearson, Connie Gearhardt, Sherry Stacy, Vicky Moist, and Denise Comor. Kneeling are coaches Steve Dull and Mike Benedict. Look Out, the Stampede's On! The crowd was entertained with a remarkable half-time show. What kind of football game is this??? 91 SENIORS RETURN TO Kids pile on the FOOD! On May 21, 1969, the senior parents sponsored the Kid Party at the Covington American Legion. Seniors came dressed as little kids and received favors. All the kids played games such as Drop the Hankie before dinner. The kids were given bibs to wear during dinner and were to wear them the rest of the evening or would be confronted with a consequence, which could be wearing a diaper and taking a bottle. After the smorgasbord dinner, relays and a game of musical chairs presented a guessing game where the seniors tried to identify baby pictures of their fellow classmates. '4 ’V 92 Kids have big appetites!! Kids and parents enjoyed a cake baked by Mrs. Angle. CHILDHOOD DA YS When children aren't good they must face consequences - such as diapering a baby. Here Kysa Canedy is Mommy and Mike Bene- dict is the baby. Connie Gearhardt hulas' in a hula hoop contest. Kiddies proved to be very sloppy dressers in this relay. 93 Brad Barker and Keith struggle with a lifesaver. GRADUATION 1969 CLASS OF 1969 The one-hundredth annual Commencement of Coving- ton High School was held May 25, 1969. Seventy sen- iors were graduated this day. After the seniors marched into Pomp and Circumstance played by Miss Helen Holfinger, Mr. Phillips amde a few opening remarks. This was followed by Connie Kauffman's valedictory address entitled A Time for Reflection. The girls' ensemble then sang On a Clear Day and Somewhere.” The program was then followed by Beverly Beaver's salutatory speech entitled As We Leave These Halls. ” The Boy's ensemble sang Cornin' Through the Rye. 1. Our strong band can ne'er be broken, Form'd at Covington High. Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed 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. Don Fisher, class president, gave the class history. The class song, The Exodus Song was sung by the class. Diplomas were then presented by Mr. Lowell Yingst. Mr. Blair Irvin, principal, presented the class of 1969 and they sang their last song together, the Alma Mater. At an awards assembly, Connie Kauffman received the valedictorian trophy and a one year subscription to Reader's Digest. Beverly Beaver received the Athena Club’s outstanding senior girl award. 94 Hurry Ron - don't have much time left! Jo don't go for these new dresses! Time is about here - Doug's glad he's not at the front! 95 Connie Kauffman, valedictorian, gives her address, A Time For Reflection. Beverly Beaver, salutatorian, gives her ad- dress As We Leave These Halls. 96 Mr. Phillips opens program. Class President, Don Fisher, gives the Class History. Is that a You mean I made it smile??? Who ever said graduation is supposed to be a happy occasion??? Gills' ensemble sang On a Clear Day and Some- where . Boys' ensemble sang Cornin' Through the Rye. Girls ensemble, 1 to r: Carole Spillers, Sherry Stacy, Beverly Bea- ver, Kysa Canedy, Kay Angle, Connie Gearhardt, Vicky Moist and Brenda Huffman. Boys' ensemble, 1 to r: Doug Riffel, Mark Fullerton, Ron Lamb, Steve Dull, Bill Rudy, John Weikert, Mike Robinett, Terry Swallow, and Mike Benedict. 98 SENIOR MEMORIES Remember Marilyn at the Kid Party??? Remember the smart one??? And the other smart one??? 99 FUNNY FA CES Goofy GRADS!!! Jolly ollie Dave Rootin' A Bag full!!! The ODD COUPLE Beautiful Billy Ophelia Moore ?! ? Tootin' Ron 100 ATHLETICS Gruelling practices, the desire to win, and teamwork, played equal parts of our winning season this year. Starting in the hot days of August, the team members blocked, tackled, moaned, and groaned, - building up for an undefeated season. Jumping off with a 14-0 win over Tipp City, the Buccaneers pounded out victory after victory. The pressure was on. With tension mount- ing, the Buccs faced a tough Shawnee squad, knowing that their record was again on the line. Pre-game apprehensions faded, however, as the Buccs scored the first touchdown and rolled on to a 20-6 victory. The nerve-wracker was yet to come - Te- cumseh. Trailing in the last quarter 8-12, with one minute and twenty seconds left in the game, Covington won possession of the ball, and scored the winning touchdown. Two more victories followed as Miami East and Northeastern couldn’t curtail the Buccaneer squad. After scoring 24 points in the final quarter of Graham's game, the Buccs won 48-18, officially capturing the MRVL title. Ending the gridiron schedule with a 6-0 win over Greenville, Covington secured the first perfect season since 1960. The cogs of Tisdale's machine may have strained once or twice, but teamwork and determination supplied enough fuel, to gain a final rating of eighth in the state of Class A schools. Ron Apwisch pulls down BUCCANEERS WIN MR Buccaneers plunge across the goal line for a first touchdown. a Northwestern ball carrier. VL TITLE SCORES WE THEY Tipp City 14 0 Bradford 62 0 Northwestern 54 14 (Homecoming) Greenon 14 8 Springfield Shawnee 20 6 Tecumseh 14 12 Miami East 32 6 Northeastern 42 0 Graham 48 18 Greenville 6 0 Stevenson comes back from a play. Barker leads the team through sign and on to victory. Mike Robinett ends North BUCCANEERS RATED EIG ROW 1: Dave Wills, Tim Stambaugh, Keith Warner, Lee Carney, Mike Robinett. ROW 2: Randy Cundiff, Alan Forsythe, Ron Lamb, Dennis Robinson, Larry -Gearhardt, Dwight Garber. ROW 3: Coach Peterson, Brad Barker, John Weikert, Jerry Longendelpher, Dave Longenecker, Rick Frantz, Bob Trostel. V western's attempt for more yardage. HTH IN THE STATE 23 Ron Apwisch ends a Warrior’s play, ROW 1: Mike Manson, Herb Stevenson, Gary Meyer, Dave Stacy, Dave Sweigart. ROW 2: Jack Whitman, Dennis Cain, Terry Swallow, Pood Minnich, Terry Hecker, Bill Apple, Coach Tisdale. ROW 3: Rex Huffman, Ed Shilt, Ron Apwisch, Bill Rudy, Buddy Clark, Coach Stockland. V ■ I f A. Brad Barker makes another Buccaneer tackle Ed Shilt holds his own against a Northwestern ball carrier. BUCCS IN ACTION The team runs through their usual warm-ups, before the game with Northwestern. Covington romped Northwestern 54-14. Ron Apwisch ends another play. Buddy Clark can not overpower the Warrior’s defense. An attempt for a goal was detained by the Warriors Swallow's not down yet! Senior players, ROW 1: John Weikert, Keith Warner, Lee Carney, Mike Robinett, Terry Hecker, Jerry Longendelpher. ROW 2: Brad Barker, Ron Lamb, Dave Longenecker, Bill Rudy, Terry Swallow. All League and Honorable Mention: Coacn Tisdale, Lee Carney, Terry Swallow, Bill Apple, John Weikert, Herb Stevenson, Bill Rudy, Brad Barker, Gary Meyer, Ron Apwisch. Football Coaches: Mr. Stockland, Mr. Tisdale, Mr. Peterson. All State Players: John Weikert, and Bill Apple with Coach Tisdale. Statisticians: Fred Kenworthy, Bob Managers: Steve Forsythe, Mike Stacy, Bill Zimmerlin, Benedict. Not Pictured, Doug Blankenship. ALL-OHIO Two varsity football players Bill Apple, and John Weikert were named to all state teams this year. Among other accomplishments for John Weikert were: Mad River Valley League, first team, defensive end. Southwestern Ohio- Class A Player of the Year, first team, defensive end. All-Ohio (UPI) Second team, defensive end. All-Ohio (AP), first team, defensive end. Journal Herald All Stars, first team, defensive end. Bill Apple was named to the following teams: All-Ohio, first team, offensive guard, (UPI). All-Ohio, honorable mention, guard (AP). Mad River Valley League, first team, guard. South- western district team, first string guard. Miami Valley Sportswriters Association, first team, guard. Brad Barker was an honorable mention player for All-Ohio (AP) as a back. We would like to congratulate these players, those who made the league teams and all other players of the Covington football squads for an undefeated season. All-Ohio defensive end, John Weikert (83) in action against Northwestern. 10 9 VARSITY: Tom Dunn, Ed Shilt, Brad Barker, Herb Stevenson, Gary Meyer, Bob Wilhelm, Ed Hartley, Dave Sweigart, Rick Frantz, Steve Stacy, Ron Lamb. Coach Bollenbacher, Managers Bill Zimmerlin, Keith War- ner. VARSITY SCHEDULE WE THEY Tipp City 32 58 Miami East 56 57 Bethel 54 56 Bradford 53 66 Piqua Catholic 73 71 Newton 49 77 New Madison 70 60 Northwestern (ov’t) 73 78 Greenon 67 65 Franklin Monroe 58 63 Shawnee 68 72 Bradford 59 74 Tecumseh 61 64 Arcanum 46 78 Miami East 69 59 • Northeastern 64 67 Newton 44 65 Graham 88 79 TOURNAMENT Mississinawa 54 78 no Freshman Coach, Mr. Tisdale. Varsity Coach, Mr. Bol- lenbacher. Reserve Coach, Mr. Stockland. Denotes League Games Dunn fights for the rebound against Miami East's Vikings. Herb Stevenson out-rebounds fellow opponent. The Buccaneer team won six games this season, of which three were league games and three were non- league . Fight contests were affected by Fate's Fickle Fing- er, as the Buccaneers lost by one to five points in the last seconds of play, Ed Hartley was named to the second team in Mad River Valley League all star selections. Freshman Tom Dunn and junior Herb Stevenson were given hono- rable mention. Of the Area Scorers, Ed Hartley was ranked fifth with an average of sixteen points per game; Tom Dunn, among the top twenty averaged thirteen point nine points a game. Bob Wilhelm is outjumped by Viking's no. 45 in a tip off. Vikings gain possession of the ball. Wilhelm and opponents fight for the ball. 113 Players await that rebounding ball. Herb Stevenson tries for a tip in. II5 Mike Stacy heaves the ball to a teammate Rex Huffman battles Viking player for possession for a fast break. of the ball. RESERVE TEAM r SCHEDULE WE THEY Tipp City 54 67 Miami East 68 50 Bethel 44 40 Bradford 43 39 Piqua Catholic 60 47 Newton 40 38 New Madison 43 41 Northwestern 41 62 Greenon 34 45 Franklin Monroe 51 49 Shawnee 60 61 Bradford 44 48 Tecumseh 42 44 Arcanum 44 43 Miami East 49 50 Northeastern 43 65 Newton 48 49 Graham 43 68 116 Steve Stacy grabs the rebound and heads down-floor. Mike Stacy, Pood Minnich, Steve Stacy, Mike Manson, Coach Stockland, Rex Huffman, Dan Hathaway, Alan Forsythe, Randy Emery. Mike Manson fights for the rebound against a Viking opponent. Huffman's trying for the rebound. Varsity Cheerleaders: Cinda Yingst, Debbie Brinkman, Brenda Huff- man, Denise Cornor, Marilyn Cornor, Sue Leistner. DEBBIE BRINKMAN - Sophomore CINDA YINGST - Sophomore SUE LEISTNER - Junior 118 ROW 1: Wayne Garber, Ben Bashore, Randy Shively. ROW 2: Lynn Garber, Craig Rhoades, Dennis Gain, Larry Gearhardt, Dave Weidner, Randy Magee, Garry Manson, Dennis Robinson, Dave Stacy, Mark Beaver, Mike Lacey, Coach Tisdale. FRESHMAN TEAM SCHEDULE Piqua Miami East Greenville Bradford Bethel West Milton Miami East Tipp City Bradford Greenville Piqua West Milton Bethel Cheerleaders: Barb Williams, Kathy Holmes, Sue Longenecker, Cindy Hecke Terri Shearer. 119 ROW 1: Terry Hecker, Manny Kelly, Raymond Lyons, Mike Stacy, Joe Ellis, Tim Gibboney, Todd Canedy, Dennis Cain, Randy Brinkman. ROW 2: Jim Magee, Dave Meyer, Phil Sarver, Bob Penny, Tim Powell, Ron Lamb, Sam Sarver, Steve Shively, Bud Clark, Bill Apple, Dennis Robinson. ROW 3: John Bubeck, Ron Apwisch, Ed Shilt, Bill Zimmerlin, Mike Clark, Rick Frantz, Bill Rudy, Dave Sweigart, Rex Huffman, Gary Meyer, Herb Stevenson, Brad Barker, Keith Warner, John Weikert. 880 runner Bill Rudy shows good form. 120 John Bubeck placed fourth in 100 yard dash. Terry Hecker, running the 220 in the Covington Invitational. Brad Barker placed first in the pole vault, vaulting a height of 12’ 3 . Ed Shilt places second in the broad jump with 19' 10 . 121 Ron Lamb prepares for a good start in the 220. Denny Cain broad jumps during the Covington Invita- tional . Brad Barker shows good form as he clears the high hurdle. 122 Mike Stacy, Larry Hensler, Steve Stacy, Mike Clark, Phil Sarver, Bob Penny, Craig Miller, Coach Gar- man. Not Pictured, Steve Dearth. CROSS COUNTRY ROW 1: Steve Stacy, Garry Manson, Mike Manson, Bob Phillis, Pood Minnich, Mark Beaver, Randy Emery, Mike Lavey, Dan Hathaway, Rick Sirch. ROW 2: Lynn Garber, Terry Swallow, Jack Whitman, Mike Robinett, Tom Dunn, Bob Wilhelm, Ed Hartley, Guy Shumaker, Alan Forsythe, Jeff Frantz, Coach Bollenbacher, Randy Shively. BASEBALL SCORES COV. OPP. COV. OPP. West Milton 1 2 Bethel 1 4 Gettysburg 8 7 Versailles 8 16 Newton 7 2 Piqua Central 5 8 Bethel 9 10 Piqua Central 7 6 Piqua Catholic 5 6 Shawnee 2 12 Greenville 7 11 Piqua Central 4 11 West Milton 1 4 Northeastern 2 6 Greenon 7 15 Graham 5 3 Newton 5 2 West Milton 8 1 Miami East 15 5 West Milton 7 4 Northwestern 10 18 Piqua Catholic 3 7 TOURNAMENT Tecumseh 1 9 Gettysburg 8 4 Gettysburg 8 4 Franklin Monroe 5 1 Franklin Monroe 5 1 Versailles 8 16 Denotes League Games ADVERTISERS Mobil FRED SHIVELY Distributor of WISE’S GRAVEL MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY PRODUCTS 415 East Walnut Street Phone 473-2361 Covington Ohio CRUSHED GRAVEL Fill Dirt - Pit Run Fill Gravel Covington Ohio CONTENTAL BEAUTY SCHOOL Train to Become: Teacher Operator Stylist Manicurist Manager Owne r Learn Beauty Culture We Build Successful Careers in the Beauty Business Day and Night Classes 417 North Wayne Street Phone 773-9641 Piqua Ohio Compliments of: ROGER HELENA JAMES CHRISTINA O’DONNELL and O’DONNELL WALKER’S SHOES DR. WM. R. BARNHART MThe Best Quality for Your F ootwear D. D. S. Piqua State Route 48 South Ohio Covington, Ohio 127 Out Our Way, We Deal Your Way ROARK FURNITURE Laura Ejaglewood 947-2621 836-2621 PIQUA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Your Friendly Bank 105 East Broadway Covington, Ohio COATES BURIAL VAULT SERVICE Specializing in: Septic Tanks Burial Vaults Monuments West Milton Ohio 128 THOMPSON HARDWARE BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS 101 North High Street Sports Goods Covington, Ohio Award Sweaters and Jackets Phone 473-2341 Basketball Shoes For Your Everyday Hardware Item's Athletic Equipment Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-3012 or 733-3599 BEAVER-HEILMAN FORD Sales Through Service Covington, Ohio Call for the VOLKS WAGON LEC’S ELECTRIC SERVICE Good Luck Seniors 129 Your Hometown Newspaper That Has Pictures and Stories About the People and Events That Interest You ! Piqua, Ohio ROUTZAHN FUNERAL HOME NED R. PEARSON - Funeral Director 10 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR 3-2271 LAMB’S 5 10 10 North High Street Covington, Ohio For All Your Miscellaneous Needs 130 PIQUA DAILY CALL Home Office - Covington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 FROM OHIO CITIZENS NATIONAL Means SERVICE TO YOU and, the Friendship of Those We Serve Is the Foundation of Our Progress. YOU CAN BANK on This SIGN of QUALITY in SAVINGS AND SERVICE at Pleasant Hill Office the Homeowned Full Service Independent Bank -- Organized 1900 COVINGTON AREA JAYCEES 131 THE ATLAS UNDERWEAR CO. Products Manufacturer of Quality Knit Goods Since 1889 Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District 395 South High Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4541 THE BEN KERNS WHOLESALE CO. Complete Line of Candies Drugs -- School Supplies Sundries 650 Main Street Piqua, Ohio 773-6797 CROSBY THE “DRUG” MAN Save with Safety on Prescriptions 418 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio MARTIN’S INN Chuck and Esther’s Home Style Cooking 310 Maple Street, Covington, Ohio Across From the High School PIQUA PRINTING COMPANY GENERAL PRINTING Letter Press - Offset Publishing Die Cutting - Autographic Registers Snap-A-Part Forms Wedding Announcements Piqua, Ohio 773-4595 132 WIRRIG’S HARDWARE SUPPLY SALES FRIGIDAIRE SERVICE Bradford, Ohio Congratulations Class of 1969 PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY From the Home of SMITH-CORONA Typewriters Quality Products at Reasonable Prices Located on the Public Square Piqua, Ohio JOHN SPEER INSURANCE 708 North Pearl Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3341 BETTER BUY BUCKEYE PIQUA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSN. Division of Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce Piqua, Ohio Driver Motor Company J. C. Gardner Company Hardenbrook Ford, Inc. C rum back-She rry, Inc. Jim Stafford, Inc. Schlingman Buick-Pontiac, Inc. Rogers Oldsmobile-Cadillac 133 SPORTSMAN SPORTING GOODS STORE Where sporting goods is a business, not a sideline ' 505 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio Good Luck Always to the Class of 1969 BRAD’S BARBER SHOP Phone 473-7220 18 North High Street Covington, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1969 . . . A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND . . . BART’S GROCERY AND TRAILER RENTALS 134 WESTERVILLE CREAMERY CO. MEADOW GOLD DAIRY PRODUCTS 400 Hazel Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-1361 Crane Service Steel Erection Heavy Machinery Moving Rigging PIQUA STEEL CO. CANTEEN CORPORATION 4243 West U. S. Route 36 Phone 773-3632 Piqua Ohio Transmission Service Standard - Automatic Repaired - Rebuilt Adjusted Call 473-1001 Compliments of THE TOWNE SHOPPE 111 N. High Street COATE’S AUTO SERVICE Rt. 36-5 Minutes From Piqua E. Broadway Covington, O. Covington, Ohio 135 c ompliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes for Your Future Happiness and Success D. W. 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Quality Feed Certified Seed Bonded Grain Storage Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3391 SHANELY REXALL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts Pangburn Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-4311 KINNEY’S NORTON’S SHOES MEN’S SHOP Famous Brand Footwear Always the new things first for the Entire Family 415 North Main Street Covington, Ohio Piqua, Ohio WALT’S PHILLIPS 66 TIRES - BATTERIES - AUTO SERVICE E. Broadway Phone 473-4181 Covington, Ohio 45318 For a Real Treat FRISCH’S BIG BOY 211 Ash Street Piqua, Ohio SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT COMPANY JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE 125 YEARS Covington Ohio KENNY’S PHARMACY GENE’S SINCLAIR 19 N. Miami Street Pearl and Broadway West Milton, Ohio 698-4389 Covington, Ohio 142 Compliments of MAIER’S I.G.A. MARKET Covington, Ohio Compliments to the Class of 1969 THOMA JEWELRY SHANGRI-LA CLUB Our 131st Year 196 North High Street Covington, Ohio ’llmn.ln GENERAL FILMS, INC. Plastic Film Bags, Sheets and Roll Stock The Economical, Sanitary and Appealing GeFsystem for Packaging and Dispensing Liquids EBBERTS’ Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 FIELD SEEDS DOROTHY’S Quality Field Seeds BEAUTY SHOP Phone 473-2521 Covington, Ohio 473-2071 Covington, Ohio Congratulations From CRAWFORD WILSON’S APPLIANCES Family Department Store Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service 30-32 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3431 Covington, Ohio 143 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 Maximum legal rates paid on Passbooks And Certified accounts. n 144 117 North High Street Phone 473-7661 Covington, Ohio DREES LUMBER COMPANY ROGER’S BROTHERS Hardwood Lumber Fertilizers -- Seeds Timber Buyers Agricultural Lime Spreading Service Phone 473-4331 Covington Ohio DICK SINCLAIR Specialists in Brake Service Goodyear Tires - Monroe Shocks Complete and Minor Tune Up Repair Service - Mufflers and Tail Pipes Pick Up and Delivery Monday -- Saturday 8 Aa M. to 8 P. 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OHIO 45356 320 North Main St. , Piqua, Ohio 773-8042 147 KLOPFER’S SUPER VALUE 148 INDEX Abshire, Joyce (12)--- Abshire, Nancy (10)- - Adams, Daniel (9)----- Adams, David (12)----- Adams, Kathryn (10)- - Alcom, Margaret (9)- - Allmann, Fred (9)----- Angle, Connie (9)----- Angle, Jeff (10)--------- Angle, Kay (12)------- Angle, Keith (10)- - - Anthony, Dale (9)----- Apple, William (11)- - Apwisch, Christine (9)- Apwisch, Ronald (11)- ■ Asher, Paula (9)------ Aukerman, Scott (10)- Aukerman, Tamara (9)- Badgley, David (12)— Bagwell, John (10)---- Bagwell, Joyce (9)---- Bagwell, Olive (12)- - Baker, Dennis (11)---- Baker, Sheryl (9)------- Barker, Bradley (12)- - Barker, Eric (12)----- Barker, Joannah (10)— Bashore, Benjamin (9)- Bashore, Victoria (10)- Batdorf, Charlene (11)- Batson, Dinah (9)------- Beaver, Beverly (12)— ......................19 .................. 39,58 - .....................45 ....................19,79 ................19,68,70 .......................45 ......................45 ......................58 ......................59 19,52,57,58,64,68,74,75, 76,77,79 ............... 39,59,61 ■ .............. 45,56,63 ----------33,55,56,57,59, 105,108 ............. 45,56,63,70 ------33,54,55,56,57,61, 102,105,106,108,120 ................ 45,56,70 .....................39 .....................45 ................... 19,76 ......................39 ...................45,58 ............... 19,52,79 ......................19 ................... 45,56 - -19,55,104,106,108,110, 120,121,122 .......................19 ................... 39,57 ■ ............. 45,59,119 ■ .....................39 ............. 33,58,60,69 ................ 45,56,58 ......... 20,56,60,62,63, 65,68,70,79 Beaver, Mark (9)----------- Beaver, Sherri (11)-------- Beeman, Charles (11)- - - Beireis, Patrick (9)------- Benedict, Michael (12)- - Benedict, Robert (11)------ Berryhill, Janice (11)----- Besecker, Kimberly (9)- - Biesel, Bobbie (11)-------- Blankenship, Douglas (10)- Blankenship, Peggy (10)- ■ Boehringer, Cathy (9)------ Boggs, Beverly (10)-------- Boggs, Marna (12)------------ Boggs, Teresa (9)---------- Boram, Beverly (11)- - - • Boyd, Philip (10)---------- Brandt, Cindy (10)--------- Brant, Deborah (10)- — - Brant, Jo Anne (12)-------- Bridges, Candace (9)------- Brinkman, Deborah (10)- ■ Brinkman, Randy (9)-------- Brown, Judy (9)------------ Brown, Keith (12)---------- Brown, Leroy (9)----------- Browning, Linda (9)-------- Brubaker, Rosanna (11)— Brumbaugh, Henry (11)- - Bubeck, John (11)---------- Burgess, Dennis (9)-------- Burns, Nancy (9)----------- Burkett, Barbara (11)------ Busby, Valeria (9)------ Byers, Sandra (9)---------- Cain, Candace (9)--------- 35,57,61,68,119,124 ............. 33,69 ................33 .............45,109 ----20,55,57,61,79 ............. 33,61 ------ 33,60,68,69 -- 45,56,63,66,70 ...........33,58,68 • ............39,61 • ...............39 ................45 - 39,57,60,63,68,70 • 20,52,65,66,70,79 45 • .............33,69 ............. 39,59 .................39 ......... 39,56,66 ----20,52,65,69,79 ............. 45,56 ■ 39,57,60,64,70,118 .......... 45,59,120 .................45 ................2C ............44,45,59 ................45 .............. 33,66 .................33 ........ 33,120,121 ............. 45,59 ..............45,58 ............. 33,69 .............45,56 .................45 .................45 149 Cain, Dennis (9)---------- Canedy, Kysa (12)--------- Canedy, Todd (11).......... Campbell, Kay (9)--------- Carine, Kathy (11)------ - Carney, Leland (12)------- Catterlin, Linda (11)----- Cavender, Kent (9)------- Christy, Sandra (9)------- Chronabery, Crystal (9)— Chronabery, Evonne (12)- ■ Chronabery, Paulette (11)- Clark, Darrell (10)---- Clark, Michael (11)------- Clippinger, Betsy (11)---- Cohee, Vickie (9)--------- Cook, Mary Ann (9)-------- ..............45,61,105, 119,120,122 - ---- 20,60,62,68,78,79 - -33,54,56,61,62,64,120 45,56,62 .............33,56,60,69 ---- 20,63,64,79,104,108 .............33,56,60,69 ......................45 ......................45 .....................45 .....................20 ■ ............. 33,65,69 -55,56,57,66,105,106,120 ------ 33,54,55,56,57,61, 63,66,120,123 ------ -33,56,60,62,64,70 ■ ....................56 •......... 45,56,63,64,70 Cornor, Denise (12)- - Cornor, Marilyn (11)- Crist, Karen (9)-------- Crist, Linda (10)----- Cundiff, Jerry (10)— Daniel, Tricia (9)- - Dapore, Pamela (11)- Davis, Jeffrey (10)— Dearth, Linda (12)- - Dearth, Steven (10)- - DeMoss, Cindy (10)- • Dilley, Randall (10)- Doty, Cynthia (10)— Duff, Michael (11)- - Dull, Steven (12)----- Dunn, Thomas (9)— Earick, John (12)----- 21,60,63,70,75,76, 77,79,118 ■- 33,60,69,70,118 ............. 45,56 ...........39,66,70 ............ 39,104 .......... 45,56,62 ................34 ...........39,59,62 ...............21 ............ 39,123 ------ 39,56,66,70 .................34 ■ 39,57,60,66,68,70 -..........34,57,61 ........21,57,76,79 ......... 44,45,57, 61,110,111,124 --------21,54,57,59 Earick, Vonda (9)------- Elifritz, Steven (12)- - Ellis, Joe (9)........... Emery, Randall (10)- - Etter, John (9)---------- Fair, Nancy (12)- - - - Feeser, Christina (10)- Feeser, John (12)---------- Fergus, Mary (12)-------- Field, Linda (12)---------- Filbrun, LaDonna (11)- Fine, Edith (10)--------- Finfrock, Crystal (9)- - Fischer, Jayne (12)— - Fisher, Donald (12)- - ■ Fisher, Lloyd (9)-------- Fisher, Marilyn (11)— Fisher, Marlene (10)- - Flint, Ronald (9)-------- Forsythe, Alan (10)- - • Forsythe, Steven (9)- - Forsythe, Susan (9)— - Frantz, Eric (11 -------- Frantz, Jeffrey (10)— French, Larry (12)------- French, Linda (9)-------- Frost, Cynthia (9)------- Fullerton, Mark (12)- - Fullerton, Michael (9)- Ganger, Diana (11)— Garber, Dwight (10)— Garber, Lois (10)---------- Garber, Lynn (9)--------- Garber, Wayne (9)-------- Garman, Sandra (10)- - Gearhardt, Connie (12) .............. 46,63 ...............21,76 ................120 ------ 39,62,117,124 ..................46 - 21,52,60,62,63,79 •.......... 39,57,60 .............. 21,76 ■ .............21,79 ................22 ........... 34,60,66 ■ ................39 ............46,56,62 .........22,52,69,79 ----- 22,59,61,79 ...............46,59 ...............34,60 ........ 39,56,58,60 ..................46 ----39,104,117,124 ........46,54,57,109 .............. 46,68 34,54,55,56,57,104, 110,120,122 - - 38,39,63,66,124 ................22 .................46 ■ ................46 ............22,57,66 ..................46 ------ 34,60,62,70 - 39,56,57,61,66,104 ..................39 46,56,57,59,119,124 ------ 46,56,59,119 ............39,62,70 22,56,60,62,64,65, 68,70,78,79 150 40 Gearhardt, Larry (9)---- Gibboney, Deborah (12)- Gibboney, Kathleen (9)- ■ Gibboney, Timothy (10)- Glenn, Michael (9)----- Gragg, David (10)------ Graham, Thomas (9)----- Graves, Robert (12)---- Gray, Michael (10)------- Grody, William (9)-------- Hague, Douglas (10)---- Hague, James (11)------ Hardenbrook, Chris (10)- Harshbarger, Melody (11} Hartley, Edward (10)--- Hathaway, Danny (10) Hecker, Cynthia (9)---- Hecker, Terry (12)----- Heintz, Marie (11)----- Hensler, Larry (11)---- Herron, Teresa (9)----- Hesson, Rick (12)-------- Hesson, Robin (9)-------- Holbrook, Carolyn (9)- - Holland, Chris (10)- - - ■ Holmes, Diana (11)----- Holmes, Kathleen (9)- - Hoop, Dave (12)-------- Houck, Susan (11)------ Huffman, Brenda (12)- - 46,56,59,61,104,119 ...............22,79 ..................46 - - -40,52,62,66,120 46 ..................40 ■ ................46 -----22,54,56,57,59 ..................40 ..................46 ..................40 ..................34 ...............40,66 .............. 34,69 40,55,61,110,115,124 -------40,62,117,124 .......... 46,62,119 ■ -------- 23,55,59, 105,108,120,121 .........34,60,69,70 ..............34,123 ■ ................46 .........23,52,66,79 ........... 46,66,70 ..................46 ..................40 -----34,56,57,63,68 ----- 46,56,62,70,119 ..................23 • ...... 34,68,69,70 - 23,56,60,62,65,75, 76,77,79,118 Huffman, Rex (10)-------- Ingle, Sally (11)-------- Johnson, Stephanie (11)- Jones, Christian (11)- - ■ Jones, Deborah (10)------ ........... 38,40,55, 61,64,68,105,116,117,120 ................34,60,69 -----34,56,60,63,68,70 .................. 34,69 ................. 40,60 Jones, Thomas (10)------- Kauffman, Constance (12} Kellar, Deborah (9)----- Kellar, Sandra (9)--------- Kelley, Carla (9)------- Kelley, Manuel (9)------ Kenworthy, Fred (11)---- Kiser, Sharon (9)------- Klepinger, Marica (9)- - - Knapp, Donald (12)------ Knapp, Ralph (9)-------- Kreitzer, Karen (9)----- Lacy, Michael (9)---------- Lamb, Ronald (12)------- Lambert, John (11)------ Lambroff, Helen (12)---- Landes, Are da (10)----- Landes, Bonita (10)----- Landes, Daryl (12)- - - - Langston, Kristine (11)— Laughman, Paul (12)----- Lavey, Michael (10)- - - Lavy, Terry (11)-------- Leeper, Sharon (11)----- Leistner, Susan (11)- — ■ Linn, Janet (11)---------- Longendelpher, Jerry (12)- Longenecker, David (12)- Longenecker, Joyce (12)- Longenecker, Sue (9)---- Lyons, Raymond (10)----- McDaniel, Robert (12)— McMaken, Mark (9)--------- Me Roy, Benjamin (12)- - ------ 23,52,60,62, 63,65,70,79 ------ 46,56,66,70 • .........- -46,56 .................40 ..........46,59,120 - - 32,34,56,57,59, 61,64,109 ............. 46,58 • ................46 ................23 .................46 ------ 46,56,58,66 • ........... 46,119 23,54,57,65,79,104, 108,110,120,122 .................34 ............. 23,79 ........40,57,58,60 ----32,34,58,60,69 ---- 24,59,65,76,79 ------ 34,52,56,60, 62,65,70 .................24 ............. 40,124 ........ 35,57,59,61 ............ 35,66 • - -32,35,52,56,60, 62,70,118 ■.................35 •- 24,55,79,104,108 - -24,61,79,104,108 24 46,56,63,64,70,119 ......... 40,59,120 .............. 24,76 ..................46 .........'........24 151 47,56,62 Magee, James (11)------- Magee., Rodney (9)-------- Maier, Jack (10)-------- Manson, Catherine (10)- Manson, Garry (9)-------- Manson, Michael (10)— Manson, Tonya (12)------- Martin, Cynthia (10)— ■ Meadows, Catherine (9)- Mengers, Joy (10)------- Meyer, Gary (11)-------- Meyer, Roger (9)---------- Miller, Craig (10)------ Miller, Nancy (11)-------- Minnich, Leonard (10)- - Minnich, Rebecca (11)- - Minton, Timothy (10)— Mohler, Charlotte (11)- - Moist, Janice (9)--------- Moist, Vicky (12)------- Mullennix, Garland (9)- • Myers, David (10)------- Oakes, Steven (11)------ O'Diam, Eva (10)-------- Overholser, Barbara (12)- Paff, Merri (9)--------- Palsgrove, Marilyn (12y Parker, Belinda (9)----- Parker, Gloria (11)----- Parks, Deborah (10)-------- Pearson, Darlene (10)— ■ Penny, Robert (12)------ Penny, Ronald (9)---------- Petry, Denise (9)------- Petry, Vicki (12)------- ...............35,120 ...............46,119 ■ ................40 ............ 40,58,68 - - 46,57,61,119,124 - -40,55,105,117,124 24,52,60,70,79 ............ 40,60,66 ................46,63 ...................40 34,55,56,57,61,105, 108,110,120 ...................46 .............. 40,123 ..........35,56,58,68 •40,55,61,105,117,124 ..........35,62,68,70 ...................40 ■ - ?5,52,56,58,60,68 -47,70 - 25,52,56,60,62,64, 70.78.79 ............... 47,59 .........40,56,61,120 ...............35,59 ............... 40,68 ...................25 .............47,56,62 .........25,52,60,64, 70.71.79 ............47,56,58 ............35,56,58 ............ 40,57,66 -----40,60,62,68,70 .......... 25,120,123 ...................47 .........44,47,56,63 ----- 25,60,62,69,79 Phillis, Karen (9)--------- Phillis, Robert (12)------ Porter, Robin (10)---------- Powell, Dennis (10)------- Powell. Joanne (10)- - - - Powell, Timotny (11)------- Rhoades, Craig (9)-------- Richard, Carolyn (11)----- Richard, Julie (9)-------— Richard, Patricia (10)---- Riffell, Douglas (12)-------- Robinett, Michael (12)— Robinson, Dennis (9)--------- Robinson, Richard (10)— ■ Roecker, Judith (11) - - - Rogers, Carl (9)---------- Rogers, Kenneth (11)------ Rogers, Mary (10)--------- Root, Gary (11)----------- Root, Michael (11)-------- Rosengarten, Jeanette (11 Routson, Janet (11)------- Rudy, William (12)-------- Rumble, James (10)-------- Rumble, Jane (10)----------- Sampson, Steven (10)------ Sarver, Philip (11)---------- Sarver, Samuel (9)-------- Schaffer, Dean (11)------- Schmidt, James (9)-------- Schmidt, Linda (10)------- Schultz, Mary Ellen (10)- Shearer, Terri (9)-------- Sherwood, Randall (11)- - Shut, Edward (11).......... - - 25,54,55,61,62,63, 65,66,68,124 • ......... 40,57,60,70 • ................40,62 • .............41,57,68 ............... 35,120 ............. 47,62,119 .............. 35,58,66 .....................47 .............. 41,58,66 ■ ......... 25,61,68,79 - - 25,54,55,57,61,65, 79,104.108.124 ----- 47,59,104,119,120 .....................41 • ......... 35,56,60,70 ................ 47,59 ...............35,59,61 ----38,41,57,58,60,70 .....................35 .....................35 ..................35,58 ...............35,60,69 - - 26,54,55,56,57,65, 105,108,120 ................. 41,59 ■ -41,52,57,57,66,68,70 41,59 ------ 35,56,57,120,123 .......... 47,56,57,120 ....................36 .....................47 ............. 41,58,60 ........ 41,57,60,62.70 ..........47,56,70,119 .....................36 36,54,55,56,57,61,105, 106,110,120,121 152 Shively, Randie (9)- - Shively, Steven (12)- Shoffner, Larry (9)— Shoffner, Sheryl (10)- Shumaker, Guy (11)- • Siler, Brenda (9)----- Siler, Elwood (11)- - Sill, Lynn (9)........ Sink, Carol (10)------ Sink, David (12)------ Sink, Helen (10)------ Sink, James (10)------ Sink, Wilbur (10)- - - Sirch, Deborah (10)- • Sirch, Rick (11)--------- Smith, Daniel (12)- - Smith, John (10)------ Smith, Lucinda (9)- - Smith, Marcum (12)- Snider, Christina (10} Speer, Alan (9)--------- Speer, Rita (12)--------- Spillers, Carole (12)- Stacy, David (9)- - - Stacy, Michael (10)- Stacy, Sherry (12)— Stacy, Steven (11)- - ------ 47,119,124 •..........26,120 ■...........47,59 ------41,57,66,70 ......... 36,124 ...............47 ...........36,59 ........ 47,56,70 41,52,57,58,66,70 ...........26,59,79 - - - 41,56,58,68,70 ...........41,38,61 .......... 41,59,66 ............ 41,66 ........... 36,124 ............. 26,61 .................41 ............. 47,63 ................26 ......... 41,57,60 ............. 47,62 ............ 26,79 ---- 26,52,62,65,70 ------47,61,105,119 41,55,61,64,68,109, 116,117,120,123 ..............26,60 - 36,54,55,110,116, 117,123,124 Stambaugh, Kenneth (10)---------------------41,59 Stambaugh, Timothy (11)------------ 36,61,63,56, 59,104 Staudt, John (10)--------------------------------41 Stevenson, Herb (11)---------- 36,55,56,57,61,103, 105,108,110,111,112,114,115,120 Subler, Anna (11)------------------- 36,56,60,63,64 Swallow, Terry (12)-------------- 27,55,57,61,105, 106,108,124 Sweigart, David (11)----- Taylor, James (10)------ Taylor, John (10)------- Taylor, Stephen (9)------- Thomas, Marsha (10)----- Thompson, John (11)----- Thompson, Steve (10)- - Thompson, Tonda (12)- - Trostel, Melody (10)— - Trostel, Robert (10)---- Tyler, John (10)-------- Tyler, Linda (10)--------- VanKirk, Sherman (11)- ■ Van Tilburg, David (10)- Victor, Robin (10)------ Vogler, Duaine (11)----- Vogler, Roberta (10)---- Wackier, Arlene (10)— ■ Wackier, Marvin (9)----- Warner, Keith (12)------ Weaver, Tonya (9)------- Weidner, David (9)-------- Weikert, John (12)------ Weikert, Larry (11)------- Weikert, Marsha (9)----- Weldy, Connie (9)------- Weng, Sandra (11)------- Whitacre, Jerry (9)----- White, Richard (11)------- Whitenack, Rick (11)— - Whitman, Jon (10)------- Wilhelm, Robert (11)---- Williams, Barbara (9)— ■ Wills, Allan (10)........ 36,55,61,105,110,120 ■...............41,59 ............... 41,59 - 41,59,62,64,68,44 ............... 41.66 •..................36 ..................41 ----- 27,60,75,76,77,79 ............41,57,60,66 ................ 41,104 .....................41 ................. 41,57 .....................36 ..................41,66 ■ ...................41 •....................36 ........... 42,57,70,71 .........42,57,60,62,68 .....................47 -----27,54,55,61,104, 108,110,120 .....................47 .................47,119 - ----- 27,54,55,64,65, 104,108,109,120 ............36,56,61,66 .............. 47,56,64 .....................47 ■ .............36,60,69 .....................47 ................. 36,59 .....................36 ..........42,55,105,124 -- 32,36,54,55,56,57, 62,110,112,113,115,124 ----- 47,56,63,70,119 ................. 42,59 153 Wills, David (10).........................42,61,104 Wilson, Mary (12)----------------27,60,75,76,77, 79 Win trow, Harold (10)-------------------------42,59 Wirrig, Rebecca (10)-----------------------42,66,70 Wise, Debra (9)........................... 47,56,62 Worley, Alberta (12)-----------------------------27 Wright, Robert (11)------------------------------36 Yingst, Cinda (10)...............42,57,60,68,70,118 Zimmerlin, William (10)----------------42,55,56,57, 61,63,64,109,110,120 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made