Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

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Since this Yearbook is dedicated to the Seniors, let’s find out what was happening when they first came into this world 18 years ago. We’re going to turn back the hands of time to the 1956, where we find ourselves at the New York Times. Hot news is rolling off the presses as we see the headlines now . . . Floyd Patterson, 21, Becomes Youngest Heavyweight Champ . . . Eisenhower defeats Stevenson for Presidency a Second Time . . . ”My Fair Lady” , Starring Rex Harrison and Julie Andrews, Delight Theatrical Audience . . . Negroes Win Bus Boycott in Montgomery, Alabama . . . Morey Berstein's True Story ’’THE SEARCH FOR BRIDEY MURPHY” Becomes Best Seller of the Year . . . ”In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree,” School Days,” Casey Jones,” Down By the Old Mill Stream,” and Let Me Call You Sweetheart” Head the 1956 List of All-time Hits . . . Khrushchev Makes a Secret Speech Denouncing Stalin . . . The Ed Sullivan Show,” The $64,000 Question,” and The Perry Como Show” Head Top Ten Most popular TV Shows . . . Russia Wins Winter Olympics with 121 Points . . . Tight-Trousered Elvis Presley Packs Theaters as His Latest Cut Heartbreak Hotel” Climbs to Nation’s No. 1 Best Selling Record . . . Italian Liner Andrea Doria” Sinks into Atlantic After Colliding with the Stockholm” While Band Plays Last Song Arrivederci, Roma” . . . Around The World in Eighty Days” Wins Best Picture of the Year . . . Fifty Students Cram Into Second-Hand Hurse at Colorado State University . . . New Fall Line- up Includes American Bandstand,” Lassie,” Truth or Consequences,” Cheyenne,” and The Johnny Carson Show” . . . CBS Adds As The World Turns” and The Edge of Night” to their List of Sudsy Sagas AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS FLOYD PATTERSON EISENHOWER MARTIN LUTHER KING

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But now, as our Seniors graduate, the year is 1974. And what a year it was! The heavy headlines looked something like this . . . Nixon Keeps Tapes as Watergate Scandal Rages On . . . The Sting Captures Best Picture of The Year . . . Agnew Resigns . . . Gas Shortage Slows Nation Down and Keeps Millions of Americans Home on Weekends . . . Sonny and Cher Break Up For Good This Time . . . Smiling, Sneakered Streakers Becoming Everyday Sight Across the States . . . The Waltons and All in the Family Head Most Popular T. V. Shows . . . Believed - to - Be Kidnapped Patricia Hearst Ends Up as Part of SLA . . . Alice Cooper's Bizarre Act Barred From Many U.S. Cities . . . Americans Favorite Hank Aaron Slams 714th Homerun and Finally Tops Babe Ruth . . . The Exorcist Shocks Audiences Across the Nation . . . Battle of the Sexes Climaxes as Billie Jean King Beats Male Chauvenist Bobby Riggs . . . Jesus Christ Superstar is Super! . . . Peacemaker Henry Kissinger Finally Speaks Vows . . . Minimum Wage Goes to $2.00 an Hour . . . Tornadoes Bring Death, Destruction to 11 States . . . NIXON AND BRESHNEV