Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

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ACTIVITIES It is true, I never assisted the sun materially in its rising; but, doubt not, it was of the last importance only to be present at it. David Thoreau

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Dedicated To Mr. and Mrs. Tisdale Two teachers giving friendship cheerfulness support understanding to the students and staff of Covington High School 2

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Classes for the 1972-73 school year opened on August 29 with an enrollment of 394 students. The cross country team got our school's sports program off to a running start with their meet against Franklin Monroe on September 6th. The Buccs clashed with Tipp City in their first football game of the season on September 8th. October marked our 25th annual Homecoming and a football victory over North- western . One of the highlights of the month of November was the Fall Sports Award Pro- gram held in the high school gym. Also, in November, the seniors presented their class play entitled Creeping Shadows. The first day of December opened the CHS basketball season with a game at Tipp City. Also, this marked the beginning of the wrestling season, which became a new sport at CHS this year. Our high school band and chorus performed for the Christmas program. To add a cheerful look to the building for the Christmas season, each class used their imagination and creative talents to decorate a part of the building. February brought a lighter side to the sports scene as the Covington faculty beat the Bradford faculty in basketball. With March came the beginning of the spring sports program including golf, track, baseball, and girls track. The Basketball Award Banquet on March 12th ended the basketball season. The National Honor Society inducted its new members during the traditional tapping ceremony. On March 20th, the Student Council had a student-exchange with Milton-Union, a new experience for CHS. At the end of the month, the senior class traveled to West Milton for a Youth Forum on the subject of gun control. In April, the juniors presented their class play, Beanes for Breakfast. Again comedy appeared in basketball with the donkey basketball game. Also in this month, the Student Council sponsored a student-exchange with Sidney Lehman. The Band Parents Award Banquet was held in the elementary gym at the end of April. May brought the highlights of the track season with the Covington Invitational on May 2nd and the MRVL track meet on May 5th. May 4th was the annual Junior-Sen- ior Prom, the theme being A Night in Monte Carlo. The seniors rejoiced May 16th, which was their last day of school. May 20th marked the completion of high school for seniors with commencement exercises. A New idea of monthly seminars was introduced into CHS in 1972-73. Students had the opportunity to attend seminars featuring the Air Force Logistics Command Band, a U.S. Navy recruiter, a Carousel Beauty representative, the CHS wrestling team vs. the Milton-Union wrestlers, Doug Adams, who is a linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals, Chuck Bisset, an entertainer, Maryville College Choir, and Troy Sing Out. The 1972-73 year ended with the seniors expectations of their future and the underclassmen looking forward to the 1973-74 school year at Covington High School.