Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)
- Class of 1979
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COVINGTON HIGH 807 Chestnut Street Covington, Ohio 45318 ENROLLMENT — 396 TABLE OF CONTENTS ONE OF THE GROUPS} THAT MADE IT BIG IN 79 j r r A 3 TIME TO HIDE Homecoming Candids.......Pg. 6 SCARBOROUGH FAIR Homecoming.................Pg. 8 MACHO MAN Mr. Big Stuff ..........Pg. 10 BAND ON THE RUN Band Camp..................Pg. 12 CAT (HAT) SCRATCH FEVER Hat Day Candids.........Pg. 14 I DID IT MY WAY J.V.S......................Pg. 16 GRAND ILLUSION Prom....................Pg. 18 OOH BABY BABY Kid Party..................Pg. 22 LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT Graduation.................Pg. 24 ROCK-N-ROLL Sr. and Jr. Class Play.....Pg. 28 PEACE IN THE VALLEY ’ Dedication of Yearbook..Pg. 30 FAME Awards.....................Pg. 31 7 After a long week of cam- paigning, sign making and preparing speeches that were given, the big night had arrived. The homecoming parade formed at the high school and proceeded through town to Smith Field. There the week had its climax. The name of Covington’s queen was announced. Miss Sheryl Rapp reigned as the 1979 Homecoming Queen. COMMENTS FROM THE QUEEN: It is such a great honor and I really appreciate what everyone has done. MEMBERS OF THE COURT: Felicia Longendelpher — Dale Rhoades Pam Mathews — Mike Tobias Jacque Heffner — Andy Runyan Tisha Smith — Bryan Smith Sheryl Rapp — Mike Schmidt Leisa Ganger — Greg Carder Alexander Reck — crown bearer Becky Finfrock — flower girl seconds minutes Dennis Besecker Photographer MR. BIG STUFF was announced on the eve- ning of November 11 at the annual POW- DER PUFF game which was put on by the Tri-Hi-V. Mr Mike Schmidt became Coving- ton's Macho Man for the 1978-79 school year. The candidates and their escorts (page 10. lower right) were Dawn Harrison — Jay Victor. Pam Mathews — Scott Angle. Sheryl Rapp — Mike Schmidt. Felicia Longendel- pher— Rick Reck, and Jacque Heffner — Randy Kimmel. The two Mean teams were the Seniors who went by the name Scott and Dale's wRecks. and the Juniors who were known as the Junior S Q.B.'s (Swarm of Buccettes) The seniors, (left) were coached by Dale Rhoades. Scott Angle, and Rick Reck. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Garber. Jodi Miller. Sheryl Rapp. Jan Cavender. Patty Kelzenberg. Karen Parker ROW THREE: Jacque Heff- ner, Leisa Ganger, Tami Fields. Karen Mead. Charlyne Howard. BACK ROW: Penny Iddmgs. Susan Landis. Kim Williams. The Junior Team (Bottom Right) was coached by Dave Tobias. Rob Girouard. Joe Schmidt FRONT ROW: Missy Perrine, Julie McMaken, Cheryl Baldridge ROW TWO: April Cook. Alicia Carder, Barb Wirrig. Deb Clark. Bonnie Thompson BACK ROW: Louise Lauber, Lisa Hoop. Judy Miller, Sherry Holsinger. Lori Ryan. Judi Hitchcock. Band Camp this year was held at Hershey Hall in Bluffton, Ohio from August 6th to the 12th. It was a week of hard work but mostly a week of fun. The tradition of Freshman initiation was carried out very well by the Seniors. They were all entertained by some of the very daring challenges the Freshmen were put up to. The band also performed a show for the parents Friday night that included the songs from “WEST SIDE STORY. TOP LEFT: Look at that TOP RIGHT: Some of the victims. CENTER LEFT: The Great Schwammy! CENTER RIGHT: Senior pyramid! BOTTOM LEFT: Band performed for Parents Friday night BOTTOM RIGHT: The Head Honcho! TOP LEFT Band Seniors on Parents Night. TOP RIGHT: Ken Taylor (singer), Jim Baldridge. Dan Shoup (Background singers) of the Bee Gees ABOVE: Sheryl Rapp, wasn’t she the initiator'? BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Hall Gong Show contestant 13 17 18 This year the 1979 Jr.-Sr. Prom was held on Saturday, May 12, in the Middle School Gymnasium. The theme Grand Illusion” was carried out with silver moons and silver stars. The after-prom was held at Covington Bowling Alley where the band Title Trak”, consisting of some of our own Juniors and Sen- iors, entertained everyone with some of their good old Rock and Roll. 20 26 CLASS MOTTO: “Learn From Yesterday, Live For Today, And Look To Tomorrow.” CLASS COLORS: Scarlet and Silver CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation (w red rose) CLASS SALUTATORI AN: Sandy Warner CLASS VALEDICTORIANS: Dawn Harrison and Andy Runyan. 27 Jocks Bud — Dave Tobias Frankie — Jim Rench Butch-----left Hoblit Stubs — Sheryl Rapp u. .Wo__Rpr.k Bub — Julie McMaken Gwen — Jodi Miller Martha Jean — Carol Kuether CAST: Corndoggie — Andy Runyan Betsy Lou — Sherry Holsinger Mannfred — Scott Angle Duffy — Dave Hall Bumpers — (Louise) — April Cook Pops — Keith Parker Forest — Rick Reck Darlene — Felicia Longendelpher Mary Gayle — (The Twins) — Leisa Ganger Sally Kay — (The Twins) — Kim Williams Delivery Boy — Travis Brannon Rally Girls— Carolyn Warner Tami Fields Charlyne Howard Karen Parker CREW: Chris Patrick Andy Runyan Dave Tobias Travis Brannon Jim Rench Keith Parker Mike Caldwell Jacque Hetfner Deb Besecker Kathy Amick Lisa Hoop Jan Atterholt Dorena Riedel Sandy Warner Tami Fields Patty Kelzenberg Jane Fisher Karen Mead 29 WE DEDICATE odB BUCCANtHT YEARBbO to the People in the community of covin6tc Pholo Complimenis of SftWwWte Mljtgp Advertiser AMERICANISM WINNERS: (Left) Barbara Mack, Dave Hall, Dawn Harrison, Andy Runyan, and Chuck Yingst. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY WINNERS: (Below) Jodi Miller, Dawn Harrison, Andy Runyan, and Sheryl Rapp. Other pictures are candids of the Senior awards assembly, held on the Senior's last day of school which was May 25, 1979. 31 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS Football..................Pg. 38 BIG SHOT Basketball ...............Pg. 42 LIFE IN THE FAST LANE Track ....................Pg. 46 TAKE ME HOME Baseball..................Pg. 48 RUN WITH THE DEVIL Crosscountry..............Pg. 50 SULTANS OF SWING Golf......................Pg.51 AM I LOSING YOU Wrestling.................Pg. 52 AFTERNOON DELIGHT Spring Days...............Pg. 54 I AM WOMAN Girls Sports .............Pg. 56 a 33 35 BUCC8 1978 CO-CHAMPS KWAY PCITY BRADFORD MIAMI EAST SPRINGFIELD CC 8 LEHMAN 32 12 VERSAILLES 12 28 GRAHAM 20 0 ST. HENRY 43 f 0 INDIAN LAKE 50 0 A WORD FROM THE COACH: The 1978 football season was very successful and gratifying to me as a coach. The season record was very good — Co- league CHAMPS with Versailles, second in the Southwestern Dis- 38 trict. and an overall record of ntne wins and one loss While records and league championships are important and impressive and all teams work toward them, there are immeasurable qualities of a team that often go unnoticed and unpublicized These qualities are teamwork, attitude, and willing- ness to put team welfare before personal gam The 1978 football team should be remembered for their outstanding team effort and for the many individuals who did make personal sacrifices so that the team would benefit I would like to personally thank the seniors of the 1978 football team They will be missed by everyone Good luck. Seniors, j and thank you! Coach Tisdale f r STATS AND MANAGERS (Above) Daryl Platt. Rick Boehringer. and Ron Brant VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Coach Bob Huelsman, Jay Victor, Kevin Finfrock, Rick Schmidt, Ed Bar- ger, Dave Tobias, Coach Steve Fisher. TOP ROW: Steve Simon, Jim Tobias, Joe Schmidt, Mike Schmidt, Dale Rhoades, Greg Rench. Dale Rhoades 42 A WORD FROM THE COACH: This year our Basketball team fin- ished the season with a 20-2 record. We are very proud of this record, along with many other accomplishments registered by this team. They managed to win the Miami County Holiday Tournament for the fourth time in six years, cap- tured the Three Rivers Conference Championship with a 6-0 league record, was voted the number one seed in the Dayton District Tourna- ment. won the sectional title, and finished the season as the District Runner-Up. Personally, I feel each member of the team gave 100% effort to reach for these goals and standards I thank them for that, and hope that the memories of this season lives in their hearts forever Coach Huelsman RESERVE Tipp City Tri Village Bradford Newton Milton Union Franklin Monroe Houston Newton Bethel Miami East Springfield C.C. Arcanum Lehman Bradford Versailles Graham Russia Indian Lake WE THEY 41 39 56 53 56 43 47 33 49 39 59 45 54 56 51 19 48 62 54 34 55 35 56 51 46 41 56 23 49 55 60 28 51 26 39 38 FRESHMAN WE THEY Piqua Bennett 50 32 Miami East 32 16 Tipp City 36 21 S.C.C. 37 26 Arcanum 45 32 Minster 34 19 Lehman (3 OT) 52 53 Bethel 42 31 Versailles 42 21 Graham 44 41 Piqua Wilder 43 36 Indian Lake 56 20 TRC TOURNAMENT Graham 48 42 S.C.C. 57 48 Lehman 44 40 VARSITY Tipp City WE 72 THEY 47 Arcanum Tri Village 47 45 Lehman Bradford 86 29 Bradford Newton 66 42 Versailles Milton Union 50 49 Graham Franklin Monroe 63 55 Russia Houston 52 44 Indian Lake M C H T Newton 61 48 Dayton Christian M C H T Bethel 57 54 Ansoma Miami East 51 38 Franklin Monroe see 55 44 Botkins WE THEY 45 56 54 38 51 22 42 39 57 42 72 49 55 54 47 38 46 43 49 47 34 58 43 a a=3 FRONT ROW: Jeff Swallow. Todd Fields. Chris Ymgst. Richard Cromwell. Mike Grillot. Tony Longendelpher. Chuck Yingst ROW TWO: Eric Tisdale. Rick Reck. Scott Angle. Jay Victor TOP ROW: Coach Ron Schultz. Rick Schmidt. Chris Trubee, Dave Tobias. Eric Turner. Mark Landis. Kevin Caskey. Phil Reck. Tom Gross. Scott Winks. Don Fosnight. Scott Manson A WORD FROM THE COACH The 1979 track season can be called a success. The team strength was provided by the upperclassmen while a strong freshmen class pro- vided some depth. The team had good balance with individuals capa- ble of scoring points in nearly all the events in the invitational meets. Our season dual meet record was a very poor 3-6, but we did finish in the top ' 3 in all the invitational meets. The highlights of the season were a second place finish in our own Covington Invitational, the new school records in the 440 relay and the 300 meter low hurdles, and the many personal best times and dis- tances set by the team members. — Coach Ron Schultz VARSITY WE THEY WE THEY Arcanum 6 3 Arcanum 0 11 Tipp City 4 5 s.c.c. 8 7 Tri Village 14 4 Minster 6 3 Newton 2 4 Miami East 1 11 Lehman 11 9 New Bremen 9 4 Versailles 3 12 Graham 4 7 Franklin Monroe 2 8 Indian Lake 0 6 Milton Union 0 13 Russia 5 7 Bethel 9 11 League Record 2-4 Overall Record 6-11 T jsxandefi N'r- .Williams Y, mckett. G j ain. GrY'- Minj-, RESERVE BASEBALL: FRONT RO’ COP ROJJJ oach Jack Schwamberi TOehnnAjBnd Don Blan«fchtcr irouard. Lyle Kritzi •r, QttjQ Cavenda A WORD FROM THE COACH RESERVE WE THEY This season the baseball team was 6-11. We ended up in a 5th place tie Lehman 6 6 with Springfield Central Catholic. One bright spot was our 2nd place finish Versailles 2 14 at the Russia Invitational. Jim Tobias made first team all TRC and Dale S.C C 0 5 Rhoades and Dan Cain made second team. Bethel 4 5 49 Coach Jack Schwamberger A WORD FROM THE COACH Although the Cross-Country team did not win many meets, the members of the team all worked and competed hard. Each member had his own indi- vidual moments to remember. I compliment the team on their hard work and dedication. Hope- fully some of these same men will help turn the program around in the future. — Coach Meyer 50 SENIORS: Eric Tisdale and Tony Vickroy. FRONT ROW: Steve Rice. Dave DeMoss, Rob Kiser BACK ROW: Coach Ron Schultz. Jim Tobias. Scott Tobias. Greg Carder. Rusty Carder. Jerry Minnich. SENIORS: Scott Tobias and Greg Carder A WORD FROM THE COACH: The golf team suffered through a very disappointing season as they fin- ished sixth in the TRC and overall had a below .500 record. More individual and team consistency will tielp to improve its record next year. The sea- son was not without its highlights, however, as Jim Tobias finished in a 4th place tie in the TRC tournament. Scott Tobias was the team MVP. 51 WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Jon Furrow, Jay Davis. Ted Fields. Brad Hall. Darryl Platt. Don Emenegger. Dan Shoup. Kirk Tisdale TOP ROW: Coach Jack Schwamberger. Rick Stephens. Curt Mohler. Randy Kimmel. Bill Kmck, Travis Brannon. Mark Williams. Rus Ely, Greg Holsinger. Dave Alexander. Mgr TEAM SCORES (Dual Meets) WE THEY Tri Village 31 42 Urbana 45 21 Mechanicsburg 21 45 Coldwater 45 29 Miami East 24 48 Indian Lake 21 51 West Liberty Salem 35 24 Versailles 12 53 3rd in District 52 A WORD FROM THE COACH: The Wrestling team ended the season with a combined 27 wins 23 losses. The season saw us get 3rd place at the Sec- tional District Tournament. All the boys did really well this year but among the outstanding performers were Randy Kim- mel, Randy Mohler, Bill Knick, Travis Brannon, Kirk Tisdale, and Rus Ely. Con- gratulations and thanks to these young men for a fine season. Coach Schwamberger 53 This article was taken from Piqua Daily Call. Letter to the Editor” section, shortly after Covington’s Spring Days. It was written by Staff Sergeant. Garry Hen- drix. U. S. Army Recruiter COVINGTON DOING FINE JOB To The Editor: On the 18th of May this year I had the opportunity to attend Spring Days'' at Covington High School Spring Days’ at CHS is best defined as an all day picnic. The students at CHS are courteous, polite and overall friendly As the day progressed everyone participated in their chosen activity Choices were volleyball, softball, checkers, chess, jarts. and numerous other activities There was an excellent band playing outside the school The band consisted of current students and alumni At no time during the day did I witness any sort of discipline problem or need for close supervision What I'm trying to say is that in this day when some of us old folks look on our youth with critical eyes there is one place where the young people show respect for their elders, teachers and freedoms It was obvious to me that the faculty at Cov- ington High School is doing a fine job with a good group of young Americans The faculty's relationship with the stu- dents is a credit to the students, their par- 54 ents and the Covington community as a ______whole Keep it up Buccs111__________________ 56 A WORD FROM THE COACH The volleyball program is in a developing stage. Next year we will be looking forward to getting more girls that were in the Jr. High program. It is evident that the Jr. High program is strength- ening our program, because some of the freshman girls were used on the varsity team this year. If we are to improve, we need more girls who are willing to work hard, take the game seriously and make volleyball their first pri- ority. 58' FRONT ROW: Gretchen Reck. Lori Ryan. Holly Irvin, Cheryl Baldridge BACK ROW: Mrs. Dewey, Susan Landis. Julie McMaken, Sherry Hdsinger, Judy Miller, Barb Wirrig, Sheryl Rapp, Jodi Miller SENIORS: Sheryl Rapp, and Jodi Miller. VINGTON BUCCS A WORD FROM THE COACH Although the Reserve team had a losing record, the 4 wins repre- sented the most ever posted by a reserve team. The team, led by a group of determined freshmen have the potential to become one of the best volleyball teams in the area in a few years. MANAGER: Angie Weyant ■ DtfK AT|C irt csAart it?) FRONT ROW: Holly Irvin, Paula Garman. Mary Asher. Diana Hensler. Diana Lauber BACK ROW: Mr Smith. Glenna Fulks, Tammy Francis. Missy Perrine. Mindy Richards Terry Adams 1979 RECORD 8-12 Bradford Houston Tipp City Marion Tri-Village Miami East Newton S.C.C. Arcanum Lehman Versailles Graham (O.T.) Minster Indian Lake Piqua Central Bethel Invitational Bethel National Trails Yellow Springs Tournament Cedarville T V N THEY 36 44 59 33 38 54 26 47 37 35 38 31 54 36 65 34 Tournament 36 58 46 47 41 49 42 81 38 57 28 61 37 57 57 46 44 39 48 44 m $ 38 % 30 27 50 VARSITY BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Alicia Carder, Lisa DeMoss. TOP ROW: Coach Dave Smith, Jackie Winks, Bonnie Thompson, Judy Miller, Laura Hindmarch, Cathy Warner, Ginger Miller, Susan Landis. SENIOR Jackie Winks, the only senior on the girls Varsity basketball team, played for Covington her Junior and Senior years. This year the Coaches Award was given to Jackie. A WORD FROM THE COACH Consistency” is the best word to describe our past season. When our offense was in trouble our defense was always there to soak up the problems like a sponge. Also, when our defense needed help, the offense was in there try- ing. Our team is looking forward to the years to come. — Coach Smith RESERVE BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Teresa Fries, Angie Weyant, Jenny Stickley, Mindy Richard. TOP ROW: Coach Ed McCord, Holly Irvin, Laura Longnecker, Dee Vogler. A WORD FROM THE COACH The team finished the season with the best reserve record in the history of girls basketball, (11-4). Each girl _____ proud to have been a part of jch a |ne team. — Coach McCord 61 GIRLS TRACK: FRONT ROW: Donel Arbogast. Penny Iddings. Patty Boeh- rmger. Jodi Miller. Jan Cavender. Tami Fields. Mary Ann Garber. Karen Parker TOP ROW: Terry Adams. Susan Landis. Holly Irvin, Dee Vogler. Laura Hindmarch. Lisa DeMoss. Laura Longnecker. Tammy Francis, and Coach Bob Huelsman A WORD FROM THE COACH I feel that the girls track team accomplished everything that their ability would allow them to. The one thing that I appreciated the most was the loy- alty of our senior girls, who finished what they started four years ago. Hopefully, next year will produce more satisfying individual and team efforts and accomplishments. 62 Coach Bob Huelsman SEASON'S BEST 100 Meter Hurdles — Penny Iddings, Dee Vogler—17.3 880 Yard Medley Relay — Jan Cavender, Penny Iddings, Laura Longnecker, Holly Irvin — 2:02.3 One Mile Run — Jodi Miller — 6:17.1 880 Yard Relay — Jan Caven- der, Dee Vogler, Laura Long- necker, Tammy Francis — 1:57.8 440 Yard Dash — Holly Irvin — 64.9 440 Yard Relay — Jan Caven- der, Penny Iddings, Laura Longnecker, Tammy Francis — 55.7 880 Yard Run — Holly Irvin — 2:32.2 Mile Relay — Holly Irvin, Donel Arbogast, Dee Vogler, Laura Longnecker— 4:29.3 Long Jump — Lisa DeMoss — 14'5 Shot Put — Dee Vogler — 300 Discus — Terry Adams — 90'8 High Jump - Tammy Francis — 4'6 63 A WORD FROM THE COACH Though we have not won as many games as we wished, great strides have been made. The team has improved in its pitching and defense. The girls have developed an excellent competitive spirit. All girls on this year’s team return next year so we hope to be a force in the league and district next year. Coach Steve Fisher GIRLS SOFTBALL: FRONT ROW: Beth Monmn. Angie Weyant. Stacie Gain, Coach Steve Fisher, Diana Hensler, Jackie Clark, Jenny Stickley. TOP ROW: Gretchen Reck, Julie McMaken. Alicia Carder, Judy Miller, Sherry Holsinger. Barb Wirrig, Ginger Miller, and Denise Thomas. _______________________________ 64 A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR: All the cheerleaders worked very hard throughout the seasons support- ing the individual team. They spent many hours practicing chants and cheers, making signs to show the teams they were behind them all the way, and trying to boost school spirit. Each person involved in cheerleading this year learned one thing — it is not all fun and games but also a lot of hard work. 66 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Denise Thomas. Leslie Catterlin, Cheryl Baldridge, Jacque Heffner, Julie McMaken, Missy Perrine. Jacque Heffner As the only senior this year Jac- que was a Varsity basketball and football cheerleader. She has been a cheerleader for 3 years. Miss Pemberton, Advisor VARSITY BASKETBALL: (Left to Right) Leslie Catterlin, Missy Per- rine, Cheryl Baldridge, Judi Hitchcock, Julie McMaken, and Jacque Heffner. RESERVE BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Mary Asher, Cindi Solo- mon. BACK ROW: Diana Hensler, Denise Thomas, Kecia Chasteen, and Beth Monnin. Cheryl Baldridge, captain leads the students in a cheer FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: FRONT ROW: Patty Boehringer, Jackie Clark, Michelle McClurg. BACK ROW: Janet Schmidt, Michelle Shafer, and JoAnn Dieperink. WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Betsy Rhoades, April Colbert. BACK ROW: Cheryl Posci, Carol Shafer, and Dawn Mullennix. 68 72 73 FRONT ROW: Debi Kiehl — Editor, Missy Perrine — Asst. Editor, Pat Besecker — photographer, Pollyanna Boyd — club editor. ROW TWO: Dave Tobias — sports editor, Deb Besecker, Sherry Ludy, Gretchen Reck, Mike Caldwell — photographer. BACK ROW: Bonnie Subler — typist, Cheryl Baldridge, Connie Meyer, Julie McMaken, Sherry Holsinger AD STAFF: Sandy Warner. Leisa Ganger, Carolyn Warner. Jackie Winks, Jacque Heftner, and Karen Parker OFFICERS AT RIGHT: Dave Tobias. Sandy Warner. Mrs. Caldwell. Polly Boyd. Missy Perrine asst ed Debi Kiehl — editor 74 A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR: This has been a very enjoyable year with the year- book staff. The staff are considerate and good working students and I am very proud of them. They have incor- porated many new and different touches to the book this year. The Senior pictures in oval form, Senior wills, and the Senior baby pictures are just a part of the “Buccaneer 1979.” I believe that the music theme they chose of “song titles and groups is a good theme and they have had a fun time with it and are hoping that the student body enjoys it. Putting a yearbook together takes the entire school year and I really believe this is true dedication to a school tradition. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The art club is open to any student enrolled in art or any student who has completeo at least one year of art. The art club fills poster orders, sponsors the spring art show, takes a field trip, has a raffle, and does various art jobs needed around the school, ending the year with a picnic in May. — Mrs. Jane Gildow FRONT ROW: Andrea Gessner. April Dershem. Linda Westfall. Tracie Cain. Dave Cool. ROW TWO: Linda Mead. Denise Lay. Katrina Riedel. Michelle McClurg. Terry Eichelberger. Pol- lyanna Boyd ROW THREE: Lori Cam. Denise Schaurer. Susan Heffner. Scott Rupright. Nicki Roberts. Chris Yingst. Tim Richardson TOP ROW: Jay Davis. Susan Landis. Bryan Strait. Alex Patrick. Felicia Longendelpher, Jane Fisher OFFICERS: Denise Schaurer, Jane Fisher, Susan Landis, Felicia Lon- gendelpher. 75 [3 FRONT ROW: Laura Hindmarch. April Cook, Susan Landis, Denise Brickey, Scott Beener, Lyle Kritzberger. Mark Keiser, Billy Bur- ton Dan Millhouse. Diana Lauber. Dave Burton, Jim Schilling. Cindi Solomon, Judi Hitchcock ROW TWO: Sheryl Rapp. Andy Runyan Jim Baldridge Ken Taylor. Bonnie Thompson, Dan Shoup. Jill Riethrnan. Beth Monnin, Deb Besecker, Omer Wenning. Toni Maloti ROW THREE: Gretchen Reck. Mary Ann Garber, Dave Hall. Mike Ryan. Toni Brickey, Terry Eichelberger, Alice Rhoades Mindy Richard, Daryl Reck, Susan Heftner, Jenny Stickley. Mr. Scarth ROW FOUR: Brad Hall. Julie Scheib. Cheryl Bal- dridge Leisa Ganger. Barbara Mack. Mary Hess. Deb Sampson. Tracy Cain. Jane Riethrnan, JoAnn Dieperink. Dawn Muilenmx. Betsy Rhoades TOP ROW: Jacque Heftner, Connie Rhoades. April Dershem. Lori Sirch. Kevin Caskey. Lisa DeMoss, Donel Arbo- gast. Kim Williams. Michelle Wooddell, Darcie Mercer. Cathy Warner, Dorena Riedel, Rebecca Collins. DIRECTOR MAJORETTES: Hitchcock. Gretchen Reck, Toni Malott, Cindi Solomon, Judi 76 A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR One of the primary functions of any organization within the school is to promote the betterment of the school. Some people may differ with me, but I feel that the Band is one of the main proponents of the school. The Band is repeatedly in the public eyes as being representatives of the school and should be indicative of the type of education that is being done within the school. 77 FRONT ROW: Kathy Millhouse, Leisa Ganger, Cheryl Baldridge, Barbara Mack, Tracy Cain, Cindi Solomon, Julie Scheib, Jane Riethman, Mary Hess, Betsy Rhoades, Dawn Mullennix, JoAnn Dieperink. ROW TWO: Kevin Caskey, Lori Sirch, Donel Arbogast, Lisa DeMoss, April Dershem, Connie Rhoades, Jacque Heflner, April Cook, Dorena Riedel, Kim Williams, Rebecca Collins, Darcie Mercer, Cathy Warner, Mic- helle Wooddell, Dan Shoup, Jill Riethman, Beth Monnin, Deb Besecker. ROW THREE: Debi Kiehl, Judi Hitchcock, Laura Hindmarch, Jim Schilling, Andy Runyan, Gretchen Reck, Kenny Taylor, Jim Baldridge, Sheryl Rapp, Omer Wenning, Mary Ann Garber, Dave Hall, Daryl Reck, Jennie Stickley, Mindy Richard. Mike Ryan, Bob Tipton, Toni Brickey, Terry Eichelberger, Susan Heffner, Brad Hall, Alice Rhoades. TOP ROW: Scott Beener, Jody Yaney, Mr. Scarth, Susan Landis, Dan Millhouse, Diana Lauber, Dave Burton, Denise Brickey, Lyle Kritzberger, Billy Burton. 78 FRONT ROW: April Cook, Deb Besecker, Kim Williams, Leisa Ganger, Andy Runyan. Laura Hindmarch. ROW TWO: Dave Hall. Donel Arbogast, Dave Burton, Daryl Reck, Darcie Mercer. Barbara Mack. Julie Scheib. ROW THREE: Brad Hall, Susan Heffner. Dave Catterlin, Terry Eichelberger, Rebecca Collins. Cathy Warner. Connie Rhoades. BACK ROW: Scott Beener, Billy Burton, Dorena Riedel. Lori Sirch. OmerWenning. BAND COUNCIL:(Left) FRONT ROW: Andy Runyan, Dave Hall, Diana Lauber, Connie Rhoades, Cindi Solomon. TOP ROW: Jacque Heffner, Brad Hall, Deb Besecker — President, Judi Hitchcock, Cheryl Baldridge. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: (Above) FRONT ROW: Sheryl Rapp, Deb Besecker, Leisa Ganger, Jacque Heffner BACK ROW: Dorena Riedel, Kim Williams, Andy Runyan, Dave Burton, Kathy Millhouse, Mary Ann Garber. 79 FRONT ROW: Denise Lay, Ginger Miller, Julie McMaken, Sherry Holsinger, Cheryl Baldridge, Susan Kuntz, Glenna Fulks. TOP ROW: Omer Wenning, Dorena Riedel, Connie Rhoades, Julie Scheib, Debi Kiehl, Carol • Kuether, Mr. Scarth. A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR The students of Covington will decide what will happen with the chorus program. We have only a few students involved in chorus this year but they have worked hard and I feel the quality of the chorus is improving each week. What we need now is for students to become involved in chorus. Basically we need more people. 80 CHORUS PRESIDENT —(Right) Connie Rhoades FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: FRONT ROW: Mrs Vulgamore, Lori Cecil, Carol Shafer, Cheryl Posci, Lisa Hoop, Katrena Riedel, Diana Hensler, Dawn Mullennix ROW TWO: Mary Hess, Sharon Meyer, Chris Weigel, Deb Simon, Janet Etter, Lora Frantz, Ginger Miller, Missy Black, Laura Longnecker ROW THREE: Karen Parker, Teresa Fries, Tami Fields, Carol Kuether, Sherry Ludy, Lala Hoblit, Donna Shaner ROW FOUR: Sherry Schaurer, Karen Mead, Sandy Warner, Nancy Phillips, Susan Kuntz, Darcie Mercer, Barb Mack, Jenny Stickley. TOP ROW: Carolyn Warner, Connie Meyer, Sherry Holsinger, Denise Schaurer, Betsy Rhoades. FROM THE ADVISOR: The Covington Future Homemak- ers of America Chapter has been very active this year. The members attended the Spring and Fall District Meeting’s State Rally, and the State Convention. Monthly meetings also help to conduct business and activi- ties. Two members were elected as district officers this year, Carolyn Warner as Vice President and Jenny Stickley as Treasurer. Twenty-two members participated in recognition activities and our chapter was honored to present colors at the 1979 State FHA Con- vention in Columbus. All in all, a successful and prosperous year. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: STANDING: Karen Parker, Lora Frantz, Shery Ludy, Tami Fields. KNEELING: Sherry Holsinger, Janet Etter, Sandy Warner, Mrs. Vulgamore, 81 FRONT ROW: Dawn Harrison, lisa Baker Jodi Hitchcock Gretchen Reck. Sheryl Rapp Jodi Miller ROW TWO: T«m Weikert. Chris Patrick. April Cook Missy Pernne Teresa Fries Alicia Carder Tom Bnckey. Susie Hess ROW THREE: Carol Shafer. Cheryl Pose Paula Garman. Barbara Mack. Darcie Mercer Carolyn Warner. Karen Parker. Tami Fields ROW FOUR: Linda Mead Michelle Wooddell Jane Riethman. Beth Monnrn. JiH Riethman Sandy War ner. Laura Longnecker TOP ROW: Scott Rupright Mike Girouard. Dale Barger PhH Reck. Todd Fields. Dan Shoup and Brad Hall A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The French Club was organized to associate French with English. The Constitution was written and then translated in French. Most of the meetings have some French culture in them. Everyone looks for- ward to the Annual French Banquet and our Candlelight Christmas din- ner with all French food. Several projects are planned to make money. 82 A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are eligible, based on grade point average. Sophomores must have a grade point average of 3.5; Juniors 3.3; and Seniors 3.0 to qualify for faculty ballot. Then, each eligible student is voted on by the faculty in the areas of character, leadership, and service. Those whose averages are such that permit them to be elected into the NHS membership are then inducted in a formal school-wide assembly in the Spring. It is quite an honor to be inducted into membership in the National Honor Society, since not only must members have excellent grades; they must also have high marks in the eyes of the faculty which votes on them. FRONT ROW: Cathy Warner, Julie Scheib, Dan Westfall, Steve Rice, Scott Tobias. Eric Tisdale, Greg Carder, Jon Furrow. Doug Holdren, Conrad Kritzberger, Dave Hall, Nancy Phillips ROW TWO: Sheryl Rapp. Dawn Harrison. Connie Rhoades. Jim °Rench. Dave Jacquemin, Andy Runyan. Jeff Hoblit, Philip Miller, Jeff Clark. Chuck Yingst ROW THREE: Carolyn Warner, Darcie Mercer. Daryl Reck, Jay Victor, Lori Ryan, Barb Wir- rig, Lisa Baker. Tim Weikert TOP ROW: Mrs. Tisdale. Polly Boyd. Barb Mack, Dave Tobias, Michelle Wood- dell. Jill Riethman, Jane Fisher, Beth Monnin, Sandy Warner, Jane Rieth- man. Jackie Winks. Karen Mead. Sherry Schaurer, Cindy Gurdon. Jac- que Heffner, Jenny Winks. Tom Gross. Kirk Tisdale OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Judi Hitchcock. Dave Jacquemin. TOP ROW: Dave Tobias. Dawn Harri- son. NEW MEMBERS 83 Mr. Hurlbut playing Santa9 FRONT ROW: Sherry Ludy, Alice Rhoades. Diana Lauber, Mr. Hurlbut, Mindy Richards, Tammy Francis ROW TWO: Ted Fields, Andy Runyan, Denise Brickey, Donel Arbogast, Lori Sirch ROW THREE: Mark Williams, Tim Weikert, Mark Landis, Chris Patrick, Dave Jacque- min, Cesar Iza, Chris Simon, Patty Boehringer ROW FOUR: Dave Alexander, John Hackett, John Brandt, Dale Rhoades, Stacie Cain, Lynise Silveira, Scott Angle, Craig Alexander, Mike Caldwell TOP ROW: Scott Tobias, Chuck Yingst, Omer Wenning, Dan Yingst. Todd Fields. ABOVE: Dave and Patty “Munch! RIGHT: What is that smurk President Angle? FAR RIGHT: Mr. Miller, Kiwanis Advisor, attends the Key Club Christmas party also. A WORD FROM THE ADVIQOR OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: (Left to right) Sherry Ludy-Sec Dave Jacquemin-V. Pres. Scott Angle-Pres Scott Tobias-Treas Mr Hurlbut-Advisor “Key Club combines service to the school and community with social activities and fun for the Key Clubbers. I am proud to have served as advisor to the fine young men and women who have made Key Club a part of their lives.” TINSEL WHEN OF YOUR 84 FRONT ROW: Scott Angle. Carolyn Warner. Gretchen Reck. Susan Landis. Cheryl Weidner, David DeMoss. Ken Taylor. TOP ROW: Omer Wenning. Cheryl Baldridge. Dawn Harrison. Andy Runyan. Sheryl Rapp. Denise Schaurer, Missy Perrine. Julie McMaken, Karen Parker. Mike Grillot. Mr. Fisher. Omer and Susan decorate for the Homecoming dance which is held annually. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: (Right) Karen Parker. Mr. Fisher, Scott Angle. Andy Runyan. Carolyn Warner A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR: STUDENT COUNCIL is an organization which should be impor- tant in the operation of the school. Members of Student Council should feel pride in this confidence their peers have placed in them. I have found my first year as advisor an enjoyable and rewarding experience, and am looking forward to next year 85 A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR Tri-Hi-Y has three major activities each year. Those are Powder Puff Football, Christmas Caroling and party, and the Style Show and tea. The Tri-Hi-Y is also responsible for the Coat Check at the basketball games. The Historian keeps a scrap book of activities of the Covington School System during each school year. The scrap book is placed in the high school library. Since Tri-Hi- Y is a charitable organization the proceeds from the Powder Puff game are given to a local charity. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Jane Fisher, Mrs. Snyder, Sheryl Rapp, Mary Ann Garber, Jan Cavender, Leisa Ganger 86 FRONT ROW: Michelle McClurg. Michelle Shafer, Carolyn Warner, Michellp Wooddell, Sheryl Rapp. Karen Parker ROW TWO: Katrina Riedel Donel Arbogast, Lisa Hoop. Jodi Miller, Tami Fields. ROW THREE: JoAnn Dieperink, Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher, Tammy Francis, Sandy Warner, Karen Mead, Sherry Ludy TOP ROW: Jane Riethman, Beth Monnin. Jill Riethman, Don Fosnight. Dave Jacquemm, Eric Tisdale A WORD FROM THE ADVIQOR TNT is an organization which helps its members gain a better knowledge of the teaching profes- sion. The members’ activities include assisting in the classroom, working on an individual basis with students having difficulty in a partic- ular area, and attending monthly meetings. OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: Karen Parker. Tami Fields, Sandy Warner. Mr. Schultz. FRONT ROW: Chris Patrick, Sandy Warner. Dave Hall, Tim Weikert, Dawn Harrison, Dan Shoup. Jeff Hoblit, John Broughman, Doug Holdren, Greg Carder TOP ROW: Mrs. Tisdale, Andy Runyan, Jim Rench, Dave Tobias, Scott Winks. Lisa DeMoss, Laura Longnecker. Holly Irvin. Jane Riethman. Beth Monnin, Jill Riethman, Cathy Warner. Connie Rhoades, Paula Garman, Barbara Mack. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The Scholarship Team is made up of students from selected subject areas who are chosen by their teach- ers to participate in Statewide competition. It is a high honor to be selected for the Scholarship Team. 88 FRONT ROW: Mark Landis, Greg Rench, Joe Schmidt, Rob Girouard. Mike Schmidt. Jett Lauber. Jay Victor. Randy Kimmel. Tom Manson. Daryl Platt ROW TWO: Rick Stephen. Dave Tobias. Rick Reck. Scott Angle. Rus Ely. Kirk Tisdale. Tom Gross. Travis Brannon. Jerry Mmnich. Rusty Carder ROW THREE: Rick Schmidt. Barb Wirrig. Judy Miller. Alicia Carder. Missy Pernne. Sherry Holsinger. Jacque Heffner. Craig Alexander. Scott Doseck. Jon Furrow. Curtis Mohler ROW FOUR: Judi Hitchcock. Cheryl Baldridge. Penny Iddmgs. Susan Landis Bonnie Thompson. Tammy Francis. Stacie Cam. Dale Rhoades. Rick Rhoades. Dave Jacquemin, Mike Tobias. Jim Tobias TOP ROW: Dan Westfall. Ted Fields. Gret- chen Reck. Julie McMaken. Sheryl Rapp. Jan Cavender. Mary Ann Garber. Jodi Miller. Eric Tisdale. Scott Tobias. Arthur Meyer A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR Varsity C” is a very worthwhile organization that helps the athletic department in many ways. This year by selling T-shirts the Varsity C” has been able to donate many things for the installation of new football lights. OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: (Right) Mr. Huelsman, Dave Tobias, Sheryl Rapp, Mr. Tisdale, Jay Vic- tor. 89 FRONT OFFICE HELPERS: Kathy Millhouse, Sandy Warner, Jackie Winks, Pollyanna Boyd, Sherry Schaurer, Charlyne Howard, Caro- lyn Warner, Dave Hall. ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELP- ERS: Deb Besecker, Karen Mead, Julie McMaken, Julie Scheib, Jackie Winks, Kim Williams, Carol Shafer, Jan Cavender, Mrs. Buck- ingham. GUIDANCE OFFICE HELP- ERS: Carolyn Warner, Leisa Ganger, Tami Fields, Jennie Winks, Chris Patrick, Kim Rup- right, Felicia Longendelpher, Sherry Schaurer. 90 LIBRARIANS: Michelle Wooddell. Jill Riethman. Paula Garman. Jane Riethman. Jane Fisher. Jackie Winks. Jacque Heffner. Connie Meyer. Felicia Longendelpher. Sherry Holsmger. and Alicia Carder A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR These student librarians have provided much help in the library this year. Their duties included checking books and magazines in and out while helping to keep the center working efficiently. They were good workers and we could not have done without their fine cooperation and support. We hope this experience of having worked in the center will be of benefit to them in the future. Mrs. Eileen Yaney, Supervisor Mrs. Alice Caldwell. Library Aide 91 DON'T LOOKBACK Seniors.....................Pg. 96 YOU GOT THE CUTEST LITTLE BABY FACE Senior Baby Pictures........Pg. 108 WE WILL (WE WILL)... Senior Class Wills to Under- classmen .....................Pg. 112 TWO OUT OF THREE AIN'T BAD Senior Awards...............Pg. 116 GOOD TIMES ROLL Juniors.....................Pg. 118 STAYIN’ ALIVE Sophomores..................Pg. 126 BABES IN THE WOODS Freshmen....................Pg. 134 YOU NEEDED ME Board of Education and Faculty .. Pg. 140 SINGIN’INTHE KITCHEN Cooks.......................Pg. 146 BABY DRIVERS Bus Drivers.................Pg. 146 DUST IN THE WIND Custodians..................Pg. 146 1978-79 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS SHERYL RAPP AND HER ESCORT MR. MIKE SCHMIDT FELICIA LONGENDELPHER DALE RHOADES LEISA GANGER GREG CARDER JACQUE HEFFNER PAM MATHEWS ANDY RUNYAN MIKE TOBIAS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Sandy Warner, Dawn Harrison, Mr. Fisher, Sheryl Rapp, Andy Runyan, and Mr. Schultz. I have enjoyed my tour years as advisor of the class of 1979. They have many people who are going to be outstanding citizens. I hope their successes at C.H.S. will carry over to their life after graduation. Mr. Fisher I have enjoyed working with the class of ’79 for fhe past two years. The class officers and members are to be commended for their accomplishments throughout high school. I wish them the best of luck and hope they have nothing but success and happiness in the future. Mr. Schultz 96 CRAIG DOUGLAS ALEXANDER — Nick- name “Alex” Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Key Club 10,11,12; VarsityC 11,12 MIKE CRAIG AMICK VICA 11, 12; Welding Sculpture 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 DOUGLAS SCOTT ANGLE — Nickname “Scott” Class Secretary 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 12; Student Man- ager Basketball 10; Statistician Basketball 11; Play Cast 11, 12; Mr. Big Stuff Candi- date 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Key Club 9,10,11,12, Secretary 10, Vice Presi- dent 11, President 12; Varsity C 11,12; Stu- dent Council 12, Treasurer ROBERT E. BASYE — Nickname “Bob” DEBORAH ANNE BESECKER — Nick- name “Deb” Play Cast 11; Play Crew 12; Usher 12; Marching Band 9,10, 11,12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Band Librarian 10; Band President 11, 12; Attendance Office 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12 BARBARA ANN BREWER — Nickname “Barb” Basketball 9, 10; Softball 9; TNT 9; FHA 9 MICHAEL ALAN BUNDY — Nickname “Mike” Americanism 10; Art Club 9, 10; Most Artis- tic Award 12 DAVID ALLEN BURTON — Nickname “Dave” Track 9; Student Manager Track 10; March- ing Band 9, 10, 11,12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, Treasurer; VICA 11,12, Parliamentarian 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 97 VICTORIA LYNN DeMOSS — Nickname “Vicki Student Manager and Statistician Basket- ball 10; Play Cast 11; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; OOEA 11,12 Parliamentarian; Joint Vocational School 11,12 SCOTT ALAN DOSECK Football 9,10,11; Track 9, 10, 11; Student Manager Basketball 9; Play Cast 11, 12; Concert Band 9; Varsity C 10,11 MARY SANDRA DYSINGER — Nickname “Squeak” DECA 12; Joint Vocational School 12 FRED L. ENZ Key Club 10,11 GREGORY JAMES CARDER — Nick- name “Greg Scholarship Team 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician Basketball 9; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Boys’ State 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Key Club 10 JAN SUE CAVENDER Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 9, 10; Guidance Office 10; Attend- ance Office 12; Perfect Attendance 9; Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12, Vice President 12; Varsity C 10,11,12; Powder Puff 10,12 BRIAN DAVID CHESTER — Nickname “Chest” Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Key Club 9,10 DONALD J. CLARK — Nickname “Jeff” National Honor Society 12; Key Club 10; VICA 11,12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 98 TAMELA ELAINE FIELDS — Nickname “Invisible Sausage” Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Play Crew 11, 12; Guidance Office 12; Attend- ance Office 12; Girls' State 11; TNT 10,11,12, Pres- ident 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Fair Representative 11, Secretary 12; French Club 12; Pep Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12 JANE ANN FISHER National Honor Society 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 12; Student Librarian 10, 11. 12; Art Club 12, Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12, Historian 12 LEISA KATHLEEN GANGER Track 10; Statistician 10, 11, Volleyball and Boy’s Track; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Guidance Office 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, President 12; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football 12 MARY ANN GARBER — Nickname “Mag” Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheer- leader 9; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9,10, 11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Band 10, 11; Band Librarian 11; Attendance Office 10; Perfect Attend- ance 10; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12, Secretary 11 and 12; FHA 9, 10; Powder Puff Foot- ball 10, 11, 12; Cheer Club 9; Joint Vocational School 12; OOEA 12, Vice President TRACI LYNN GAREY — Nickname “Face” Softball 10; Statistician Track 9; OOEA 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 9; Yearbook Staff 10; Joint Voca- tional School 11,12 MELINDA MARIE GRILLOT — Nickname “Mindy” Cheerleader 9; FHA 9; OOEA 11, 12; Pep Club 9; OOEA News Reporter 11; Joint Vocational School 11,12 DAWN ANN HARRISON — Nickname “Harri” Class Treasurer 10; Class Vice President 9, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10; Intramural Volleyball Champs 10; Cheerleader 9; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, President 12; Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11; TNT 9, 10, 11, Reporter 11; French Club 9,10,11,12, Vice President 11; Yearbook Staff 10,11, Ass’t Editor 10, Editor 11; Cheer Club 9; Stu- dent Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; All-Around Senior Girl 12; Most Likely To Succeed 12; Fifth Grade Outdoor Educa- tion 11 JACQUE LORRAINE HEFFNER Track 10; Statistician Boy’s Track 11, Girl’s Basket- ball 12; Play Cast 11, Play Crew 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11; Band Treasurer 12; Student Librarian 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Varsity C 12; Art Club 9, Trea- surer; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11,12 99 RICK HERRON Football 11; Joint Vocational School 11,12 HERBERT W. HESS — Nickname Herb” Joint Vocational School 11,12 JEFFREY ALLAN HOBLIT — Nickname Jeff” Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 12; Guidance Office 12; Key Club 10,11 MARK EDWARD HONEYMAN MARK ALAN IDDINGS — Nickname Idd” Football 11; Basketball 10; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 11 CESAR ELIAS IZA Tampico, Mexico 9, 10, 11; Football 12; Track 12; Key Club 12 DAVE LEE JACQUEMIN — Nickname “Jack” Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9,10,11,12; Golf 9; Student Manager Bas- ketball 10; National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Trea- surer 11, Vice President 12, Most Active 10, 11; TNT 12; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Intramural Basketball 11, 12 PATRICIA RUTH KELZENBERG — Nick- name PK” Play Cast 11; Play Crew 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12, Impact Award 11, 12; TNT 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; French Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 11,12 RANDY SCOTT KIMMEL Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 ELIZABETH ANN KINGREY — Nickname “Beth” Softball 10; Volleyball 9, 10; Perfect Attend- ance 11; VICA 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 WILLIAM JOSEPH KNICK — Nickname “Bill” Football 9; Wrestling 10,11,12 GEORGE CONRAD KRITZBERGER Baseball 9, 10, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; FFA 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 RICHARD WILLIAM KRITZBERGER JANET MARIE LITCHFIELD LANDIS Wapakoneta High School 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Chorus 11; Art Club 10, 11 JONATHON SCOTT LAUGHMAN — Nickname “Scott” Scholarship Team 10; Football 10, 11; Bas- ketball 9; Baseball 9; Play Cast 11, 12; Key Club 10,11, Board Member 11 FELICIA JEAN LONGENDELPHER — Nickname “Fish” Play Cast 11, 12; Attendance Office 9; Guidance Office 12; Student Librarian 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Mum Festival Candidate 12; Miss Chick Candidate 10; FHA 9; Art Club 11, 12, President 12 SHERRY ANN LUDY Chorus 9; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Girls’ State Alter- nate 11; Key Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; FHA 10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian 12; Tri-Hi- Y 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; TNT11,12 PAMELA LEE MATHEWS — Nickname “Pam” Scholarship Team 9; Statistician Baseball 9, Statistician Wrestling 9, 10; Play Cast 11; Attendance Office 11; Homecoming Court 12; DECA 12, Secretary; French Club 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Buccanews Co-Editor 11; Strawberry Festival Queen Candidate 11; Powder Puff Football 10, 12; Joint Vocational School 12 JEANNE ANN MARLOW Miami East High School 9; Basketball 10 KAREN SUE MEAD — Nickname “Dopey” National Honor Society 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 11, 12; Attendance Office 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; FHA 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; TNT 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 11,12 ARTHUR WAYNE MEYER Football 11; FFA 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 JODI JAY MILLER — Nickname “Bug” Basketball 10,11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Vol- leyball 12; Statistician Wrestling 9; Play Crew 11; Play Cast 12; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 10; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; TNT 9, 10, 11; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff Football 10,11, 12 PHILIP W. MILLER — Nickname “Phil” Student Manager Track 10; National Honor Society 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 KATHY SUE MILLHOUSE Statistician Track 9, 10, Volleyball 10; Cheerleader 9; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Freshman Representative 9; Yearbook Staff 10; Front Office 12 102 KENNETH DALE RANK Student Congress 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 SHERYL EILEEN RAPP Class Secretary 9, 11, 12; Scholarship Team 10,11; Softball 9; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician Track 10; Cheerleader 9; National Honor Society 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Front Office 11; Home- coming Queen 12; Pumpkin Show Candi- date 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Intramural Volleyball Champs 10; Powder Puff Football 10,11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12, Trea- surer 11, President 12; TNT 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Varsity C 11,12, Secretary 12; Cheer Club 9; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11; Fifth Grade Outdoor Education 11 ROBERT ERIC RECK — Nickname “Rick” Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; TNT 12; Fifth Grade Outdoor Education 11 MARK A. RENCH Football 9; Basketball 9 10, RANDY EUGENE MOHLER Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 SHIRLEY JO MOHLER Basketball 9; FHA 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; FFA 11,12; Joint Vocational School 11,12; Natural Resource Class FFA President 12 KAREN SUE PARKER — Nickname “Par- ker” Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Play 11,12; Per- fect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Yearbook Staff 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, District Representa- tive 12; TNT 11, 12, Treasurer 12; French Club 11,12; Student Council 12, President; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Powder Puff Football 11,12 JULIE ANN RANK — Nickname “Jewel’s” FFA 11, 12; Horticulture Club 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; Cheer Club 9; Joint Vocational School 11,12 LOWELL FRED ROBERTS Bel Air High School, Maryland 9 ANDREW ALAN RUNYAN — Nickname Andy” Class President 10, 11, 12; Track 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Trea- surer 11; Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 12; Band Representative 11, 12; Boys’ State 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Bausch Lomb Science Award 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, 11, Vice President 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Board 12; TNT 9, Fifth Grade Outdoor Education 11,12 KIMBERLY ANN WEIGEL RUPRIGHT — Nickname Kim” Track 9,10; Guidance Office 12; FHA 9,10 TONY RUPRIGHT —Nickname Rup” Key Club 11 DALE E. RHOADES Basketball 9, 10, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11,12; Statistician Basketball 9,11; Play Cast 11; Homecoming Escort 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural Bas- ketball 11 RICK LEE RHOADES Basketball 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10; Statisti- cian Basketball 9; Perfect Attendance 10; Varsity CIO, 11,12 DORENA EVA RIEDEL — Nickname Bubs” Chorus 12; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 12; Usher 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; FHA 10 CAROL ANN ROBBINS Basketball 9, 10; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 12; Guidance Office 11; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; TNT 11; Most Artistic Award 12 MAX RYAN SHERRY LYNN SCHAURER National Honor Society 12; Play Cast 11; Guidance Office 12; Front Office 12; FHA 11,12 MICHAEL JOSEPH SCHMIDT — Nick- name “Nig” Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 11; Mr. Big Stuff 12; Homecoming Queen Escort 12; Basketball Awards 11,12 MARK GERARD SEGER VICA 11, 12; Key Club 9; Joint Vocational School 11,12 LISA LYNN SHAFER — Nickname “Shafe” Basketball 9; Track 9; Volleyball 9; Statisti- cian Baseball 10; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Attendance Office 9; OOEA 11, 12, Trea- surer 11; FHA 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Cheer Club 9; Joint Vocational School 11,12 BEATRICE LYNNE SNEDEGAR — Nick- name “Bea” Valley High School 9, 10; Class Secretary 9; Track 9; Softball 9; Play Cast 11; DECA 12, Secretary; Joint Vocational School 12 ERIC ANTHONY TISDALE — Nickname “Tiz” Scholarship Team 9; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Statistician Basketball 9; National Honor Society 12; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 12; TNT 12; Fifth Grade Outdoor Education 11; Intramural Basketball 12 ROBERT SCOTT TOBIAS — Nickname “Toby” Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Varsity C 10,11,12; Key Club 9,10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; TNT 12; Intramural Bas- ketball 12 JENNIFER E. WINKS — Nickname Jen- nie” Fairmont West 9, 10; Scholarship Team 11; Track 9, 11; National Honor Society 12; Guidance Office 11, 12; Attendance Office 12 KELLY JEAN WINTRINGHAM — Nick- name Ham Class Treasurer 9; Track 10; Cheerleader 10; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Student Council 9,10,11; TNT 9,10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; DECA 12; Yearbook Staff 10; Varsity C 10; Powder Puff Foot- ball 10; Joint Vocational School 12 MARK DOUGLAS WINTRINGHAM — Nickname Wintrow Football 9, 10; Track 9; Key Club 9 ANN M. WIRICK — Nickname Face Powder Puff Football 10; Basketball 9,10, 11; Statis- tician Baseball Track 9, 10, 11; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11 .Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Attendance Office 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11,12; TNT 9, 10, 11,12; French Club 9,10,11,12 Reporter 12; FHA 9, 10; OOEA 12; Yearbook Staff 10, 11, 12; Student Council 12; Joint Vocational School 12 JAY R. VICTOR — Nickname Vic Class President 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12; Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, President 12, Art Club 9, Key Club 10, Coaches, Award Football and Bas- ketball 12, Basketball Black and White Award 11 SANDRA LYNN WARNER — Nickname Teacup Class Treasurer 11, 12; Scholarship Team 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Play Crew 11, 12; Front Office 11, 12; Girls’ State 11; Who's Who 11; FHA 11, 12, Pres. 12; TNT 10, 11, 12, Vice Pres. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; French Club 12; Yearbook Staff 10,11,12, Ad Manager 12 KIMBERLY LYNN WILLIAMS — Nick- name Kim” Track 10; Statistician Girl’s Track 9, Volleyball 10, Boy’s Track 11, 12; Girl’s Basketball, 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Attendance Office 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Tri-Hi-Y 11,12; Pep Club 9; Powder Puff Football 12; Best Dressed Girl 12 JACQUELIN E. WINKS — Nickname Winko Fairmont West High School 9, 10; Basketball 11,12; National Honor Society 12; Attendance Office 11, 12; Front Office 11, 12; Student Librarian 12; Coaches, Award Basketball 12; Yearbook Staff 12 106 Nickname REBECCA JO YANEY — “Becky” Basketball 9; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; TNT 9; FFA 11, 12; State FFA Degree 12; Horticulture Club 11, 12; FFA Reporter 12, Horticulture Treasurer 11; Joint Vocational School 11,12 DANIEL MARTIN YINGST - Nickname “Peanuts” Wrestling 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Key Club 11, 12 NOT PICTURED: Jeff Arbogast, Jerry Boram, Don- ald Caron, Charlyne Howard, Garth Buddy Jones, Brian Miller, Patrick Nead, Anita Stephens, Michael Tobias, Tony Vickroy GRADUATING JUNIORS LISA LYNN BAKER POLLYANNA GAY BOYD JANET LEE RHONDA SUE CROMWEL GIBSON AMY HELMAN LISA MAE HOOP KELLY SMITH 107 5 GUESS WHO? 1. Greg Carder 2. Shirley Mohler 3. Andy Runyan 4. Conrad Kritzberger 5. Randy Kimmel 6. Lisa Shafer 7. Jeff Clark 8. DanYingst 9. Mary Ann Garber 10. Karen Parker 11. Jennie and Jackie Winks 12. Charlyne Howard 13. PatNead 14. Rick Reck 15. Scott Tobias r Baby F GUE88 WHO? 1. Eric Tisdale 2. Mike Tobias 3. Dawn Harrison 4. Kim Williams 5. JanCavender 6. Marklddings 7. Dave Burton 8. Randy Mohler 9. Barb Brewer 10. Philip Miller 11. Sherry Schaurer 12. Jay Victor 13. Mike Schmidt 14. Tami Fields 15. Cesar Iza 109 GUE89 WHO? 1. FredEnz 2. Mindy Grillot 3. Sherry Ludy 4. Sheryl Rapp 5. Dale Rhoades 6. Leisa Ganger 7. Patty Kelzenberg 8. Craig Alexander 9 Vicki DeMoss 10. Max Ryan 11. Kathy Millhouse 12. Jodi Miller 13. Scott Angle 14. Mark Wintringham 15. Sandy Warner 110 GUESS WHO?? 1. Mark Honeyman 9. Scott Laughman 2. Deb Besecker 10. Rick Rhoades 3. Becky Yaney 11. Jane Fisher 4. Karen Mead 12. Kelly Wintringham 5. Dorena Riedel 13. Bea Snedegar 6. Bob Bayse 14 Tim Baker 7. Mike Amick 15. Scott Do seek 8. Jacque Heffner 16. Steve Baker 7 8 9 15 I, CRAIG ALEXANDER, will my mug and Miller beer bottle caps to Tom and Scott Manson, my mechanical ability to Scott Angle, my V.P. tape to Jon Furrow. I, SCOTT ANGLE, will Tom Manson my beer mug and Scott Doseck a new chair so he can watch cable TV. I, DEB BESECKER, will to Mr. Scarth and the band a lot of fun and some first place trophies, to April Cook a bottle of “Charlie” and enough nerves to put up with everything around here. To my brother, Pat, all the fun times I had at C.H.S. To Mr. McCord an energizer and to Alicia Carder the ability to lasso with her rope in study hall. I, BARB BREWER, will to Gail Swartz the power to get through school. I, DAVE BURTON, will to the drum row all the cadences and to Mr. Scarth lots of sleep before and after band camp. To Dan Millhouse my favorite drum and sticks. I, GREG CARDER, will the underclassmen all the fun and excitement of returning to this place next year. I, DONALD CARON, will my unerring judgment, my absolutely classic sense of taste, and my unfaltering sense of balance to Lynise Silveria. I, JAN CAVENDER, will to Mrs. Fulks my abilities in shorthand, to my brother, Gregg, my brain. To all underclassmen a fun time at C.H.S. I, JEFF CLARK, will my carpentry abilities to any underclassmen who needs them. I, VICKI DeMOSS, will to my brother, David, the ability to have perfect attendance through the rest of his years of high school. To Katrena and Michelle, I will the good times that I’ve had at C.H.S. and to Lisa the best of luck. I, SCOTT DOSECK, will to Jon Furrow my excellent guitar ability and my power to watch all three TV networks at the same time. I will to all disco freaks the power to straighten up and start listening to good old “rock and roll.” I, SANDY DYSINGER, will to all underclassmen the best of times they can possibly have without getting caught. To Deb and Sheryl the best of times always. I, TAMI FIELDS, will to Mr. Fisher a box of Christmas cards and the ability to send some. Also, to Mr. Harding the ability to be a better Dr. McGillicuty next year. I, JANE FISHER, will my understanding of bookkeeping to anyone who needs it and my A’s in art to Niki Roberts. . . and a muzzle to Alex Patrick. I. LEISA GANGER, will to Cheryl B. another year of fun times in band, to the next year guidance office helpers my great goofing off ability and to Todd Carder some more weight plus a lot of good times in the next three years. I, MARY ANN GARBER, will to Dave Hall my chair in band, to Missy Perrine my ability to letter in track my freshman year, to Mindy Richards my fun times in band and my ability to keep Mr. Scarth on his toes. To Bonnie Subler, Cheryl Baldridge, and Judy Hitchcock my ability to “Haunted House Hunting” and stay away from Steve H. To Bonnie Thompson my ability to play basketball and to Susan Landis my ability to run around with farmers. I, DAWN HARRISON, will to Dennis Clark my ability to read, to Bonnie Subler and Deb Kiehl a cheesecake and a pack of Marlboros, and to Dave DeMoss my four year membership in Student Council. I, JACQUE HEFFNER, will to my sister, Susan, more confidence and three more years of fun, to Mindy Richards, my second sister, all my knowledge to get her through school — plus my joke book so she can laugh a lot more. To Jeff, a car that will start so we don’t get stuck in the McDonald’s drive thru. I, JEFF HOBLIT, will all my handouts to people taking writer’s workshop II, because they won’t get enough of their own. I, CHARLYNE HOWARD, will to Tracy Cain my height and my elevator shoes and to Cindy Gurdon my ability to control my mouth. I will to 112 Linda Westfall my intelligence to pick friends. I, MARK IDDINGS, will my bean bag chair to Greg Rench for his weekend purposes, I also will my ability to quiet his study hall to Mr. Harding. I, CESAR IZA, will my ability to speak English to Chris Yingst and to Chuck Yingst I will my big chest and muscles. I, DAVE JACQUEMIN, will to Doug Holdren my tennis racket and also something he has never had — professsional tennis balls. To Jim Baldridge my great shooting ability in basketball. I, PATTY KELZENBERG, will to my sister, Robbin, all the fun times I’ve had at C.H.S. and to Carolyn W. the ability to be a better Dolly.” I, BETH KINGREY, will all the good times at J. V.S. to anyone who goes there in the future. I, CONRAD KRITZBERGER, will my work shoes, tools, and ability to goof off to my brother, Lyle. I, SCOTT LAUGHMAN, will my new van to anyone who wants to take out C. B. for a weekend. Also, my red Corvette to Porky and a train load of DEVO albums to Jon Furrow, with a little Pear B. I, FELICIA LONGENDELPHER, will to Scott Winks my art ability, to April Cook a bottle of “Charlie” and to my brother, Tony, all the fun we’ve had here at C.H.S. I, SHERRY LUDY, will the fun of being in charge of the F.H.A. parliamentary procedure team to any member of F.H.A. Also, to Carolyn Warner the hope and courage to stay in F.H.A. I, PAM MATHEWS, will to my cousin, April Colbert, good looks and a great personality. I, KAREN MEAD, will to Mr. Fisher another Great British writer’s class that will complain as much as we did. I also will to my sister, Rhonda, all of the good times as a senior that I have had. I, JODI MILLER, will my pink ‘58 Chevy to Mike Bundy so that he will be able to get around without me. I, PHILIP MILLER, will J.V.S. and all the good times I had there to the underclassmen. I, KATHY MILLHOUSE, will to the underclassmen to have all the fun you can in your last years of school and to some of them to “grow up.” To my brother, Dan, always take your part and do not let people push you around. I, KAREN PARKER, will to Teresa Fries good luck in her future days at C.H.S. and all the fun times I’ve had here. Don’t take a full load your senior year — save time for fun. Also, to Joe Fries all my memories of my senior year. I, JULIE RANK, will all the really good times I had at J.V.S. to the underclassmen. I, SHERYL RAPP, will Craig Alexander my bumper on my car. Jim Baldridge and Ken Taylor all my crossword puzzles for band and to Bonnie Subler all my “fun times” on weekends! I, ROBERT RECK, will my personality to anyone who needs it. I will my great looks to Mr. Fisher (he needs it). I also will cherish all of my free jerseys and basketballs I have at home. I also will to Kecia and Mary all my fun times at C.H.S. I, MARK RENCH, will my best regards to everyone. I, DALE RHOADES, will my co-ordination to Rick “Slinky” Boehringer. I, RICK RHOADES, will my driving ability to C. A., my loose change to Rick Reck, and my $100 Chevelle to Scott Manson. I, DORENA RIEDEL, will to Mr. Scarth and the band a lot of luck and first place trophies. To Mrs. Snyder a certain book, to Katrena all the fun times I’ve had at C.H.S., and to Mr. McCord my ability to talk on an energizer. I, ANDY RUNYAN, will my height to Dave DeMoss, my stupidity to accept class offices to Sherry Holsinger, and to Cheryl Baldridge all my worldly experience. I, TONY RUPRIGHT, will to D. S. the Rockey’s 4- wheel drive center in New Carlisle and a life time prescription of nerve pills for his blinks and wrist snaps and to all disco freaks a 5000 watt stereo of solid Ted Nugent I, SHERRY SCHAURER, will to the freshmen my ability to get along with certain teachers. I, MIKE SCHMIDT, will Rob Girouard my height,” 113 my money to RicK Reck (he needs it), to Mr. Fisher another great student like Rick Reck with his quiet laugh, and to Craig Alexander a new Bonnie to go 4-wheeling with. I, MARK SEGER, will all my good luck and happy times at C.H.S. to Lorie Ryan. I, LISA SHAFER, will to my sisters, Angie and Michelle, all of my “good times that I have had throughout my years at C.H.S. and wish them “good luck” in their years in high school. I, ERIC TISDALE, will to Jim Baldridge my five years experience of bench sitting, to Edna W. my portable plastic surgery kit, to C.H.S. all my knowledge of physics, (who’s ever dumb enough to take it), and to Guy Dennings, my keys. I, SCOTT TOBIAS, will to Alicia Carder her engagement ring and to all future golfers my smooth swing and superior ability to putt. I, JAY VICTOR, will all the free periods in advanced math to the upcoming class. I, SANDY WARNER, will to my sister, Carolyn, my best days of my senior year and to Simon, Ferdinand, and Lyon the ability to be “seniors.” I also will to Mrs. Caldwell all the quarters in the world. I, KIM WILLIAMS, will my ability to play the “Scarthophone” and a lot of good times to Rebecca Collins, Darcie Mercer, Cathy Warner, and Michelle Wooded. Mr. McCord a silver tooth and Jeff for four years. April Cook a lot of good times and a certain pair of black tennis shoes. Kevin (Shorty) Finfrock my height and to refind his thrills on Seven Mile Hill! Mrs. Buckingham a lot of good office girls and the patience to put up with certain people, also a smoke alarm to put in the girls restroom. Ken Taylor a certain man’s shiny black shoes and a lot of spaghetti. To Tom Manson, patience and trust. I, JACKIE WINKS, do will Mr. Fisher another student in Great British writers to continually pester him about grading our tests. I, JENNIE WINKS, will a lot of fun and crazy times to the rest of the people here. I, KELLY WINTRINGHAM, will to Gail Swartz, Debbie Thomas, Sheryl, Lisa Baker and her sisters, Barb and Jeanne, the greatest times ever this summer of 1979. I, MARK WINTRINGHAM, will my parking spot behind the school to Guy Dennings so that he won't hit any cars in the school parking lot. I, ANN WIRICK, will to Lisa Shafer a chisel, Bonnie Thompson my ability to keep my pants on during basketball, to Bonnie Subler all my clothes, to Jim Moore my ability to stay sober on New Year’s Eve and my R.E.O. Speedwagon record, to Tim Barbee a new car, to Rus Ely a cigarette and my Fozzie bear, to Singsotz a chain to pull him out when he gets stuck 4-wheeling, to Dale Rhoades my ability to keep excellent stats in baseball and my ability to call the correct batting order, and to anyone who needs it (the grits) my ability to stay a redneck. I, BECKY YANEY, will all underclassmen the ambition to attend J.V.S. I, DANNY YINGST, will Doug Simon the ability to blink and snap his wrist and the ability to 4- wheeling. 114 STRAWBERRY QUEEN CANDIDATES: (Upper Left Corner) Pam Mathews, Sherrv Holsinger GIRLS StATE: (Upper Right Corner) Tami Fields, Sandy WarnerBOYS STATE: Greg Carder Andy Runyan MUM FESTIVAL CANDIDATE: (Above) Felicia Longendelpher PUMPKIN SHOW CANDIDATE: (Right) Sheryl Rapp 115 •I Vkr rrrn The Seniors this year voted on the following people to represent their class in their appropriate categories. We tried to show their personalities through these pictures. ALL AROUND SENIORS: Dawn Harrison and Andy Runyan. MOST ARTISTIC: Mike Bundy and Carol Robbins. FRIENDLIEST: Sheryl Rapp and Rick Reck. 116 FOR CLASS: Sandy Warner (Sit- ting), Dawn Harrison, Andy Runyan and Scott Angle. MOST ATHLETIC: Jan Cavender and Jay Victor. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Dawn Harrison Jeff Hoblit. BEST DRESSED: Kim Williams and Rick Reck. MOST MUSICAL: Deb Besecker and Andy Runyan. i OFFICERS ADVISORS: Sherry Holsinger, Mr. Shellenberger, Denise Thomas, RobGirouard, MissTrost, Dave Tobias. This year the Junior Class worked very hard to make money for the prom which they gave for the Seniors. They sold fruit and worked the concession stand during the basketball season and wrestling tourna- ments. The class is also collecting dues to contribute toward their prom and other class projects. 118 Kathy Amick Jan Atterhott ■ - Beth Aukerman Pam Baker Cheryl Baldridge Tim Barbee Tim Barnhart Patty Bell w , Terri Brandt Travis Brannon Ron Brant Deanna Burgess Jeff Cain Sherri Cain Mike Caldwell Alicia Carder Leslie Catterlin Lori Cecil Deb Clark Rebecca Collins April Cook John Flaugher Joey Fries Jon Furrow Rob Girouard J David Hall l M Hitchcock d Herron David Horten Doug Holdren Sherry Holsinger k_________Debi Kiehl Rob Kiser Carol Kuether Mike Kuntz Mark Landis Louise Lauber Jeff Lauber Barbara Mack Tom Manson Julie McMaken Rhonda Mead Darcie Mercer Connie Meyer Judy Miller Linda Mills Jeff Mmnich Jim Moore 120 David Potts Randy Pritch Daryl Reck Grgtchen Reck Parker fig Patrick Hy Phillips 3ofc Platt 4 Jim Rench Steven Rice Joe Richard Lorie Ryan Deb Sampson Randy Hines Marvin Schilling Joe Schmidt Carolyn Selanders Carl Shafer Bruce Shefbuch Doug Simon Cindi Soloman Bonnie Subler Mike Supinger Denise Thomas 121 Bonnie Thompson Jim Thompson Dave Tobias Carolyn Warner Dan Westfall Barb Wirrig MISSING: Phil Riedel Kevin Haines Edwardo Noguera 122 124 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Penny Iddings, Mrs. Vulgamore, Connie Rhoades, Rick Schmidt, Mr. Garman, and Cheryl Weidner. The Sophomore class has sold candy as their major money making project this year. The class participated in the homecoming parade and decorated the study hall area at Christmas. 126 Terry Adams Dave Alexander Kim Baker Eddy Barger Mike Basye Don Blankenship Mike Boehringer Rick Boehringer Mary Boggs Bob Boyer John Brandt Denise Brickey Pam Buckley Tim Burns Dan Cam Stacie Cain Tracy Cain David Catterlin Gregg Cavender Dennis Clark David Cool April Courtney Richard Cromwell April Dershem 127 Marion Ditmer gcott Dohme Elifritz Ely Mark Keiser Dale Kline Lon Kline Lyle Kritzberger Susan Kuntz Bruce Landis Susan Landis Gary Lavey Toni Malott Scott Manson Sharon Meyer Ginger Miller Curtis Mohler Beth Monnin Ben Mutzner Missy Perrine Cheryl Posci Jim Potts Greg Rench Connie Rhoades Jane Riethman Jill Riethman Jett Ryan Julie Scheib Rick Schmidt Angie Shafer Carol Shafer John Shell 129 130 L ynise Silveira Deb Simon Steve Simon Scott Sotzing Rodney Sprenkel Kevin Spurgeon Rick Stephen Jett Swallow Deb Thomas Kirk T isdale Jim Tobias Robert Tobias Paul Vickroy Cathy Warner Cheryl Weidner Chris Weigel Tim Weikert Omer Wenmng Linda Westfall Mark Williams Michelle Wooddell Jody Yaney Chuck Yingst MISSING Juanita Baker Bill Arnett John Broughman Ron Christy Steve Johnson Bob Tipton Curt Vombaur 131 133 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Mrs. Snyder, Mary Asher, Phil Reck, Kecia Chasteen, Mr. Tisdale, and Don Fosnight. The Freshman class has sponsored a few activities this year, and they will try to do more in the future years. Some of the freshman class contributions are: they purchased a light bulb for the football field, deco- rated the hall for Christmas, and they held a dance after one of the basketball games. They have raised money by collecting class dues. They hope to sell candy bars at the track meets in the spring. 134 Done! Arbogast Mary Asher Tom Bailey Beth Baker Kelly Baker Jim Baldridge Dale Barger Jon Bayless Peg Bayless Scott Beener Pat Besecker Missy Black Patty Boehringer Joel Brannon Toni Brickey Bill Burton Lori Cain Rusty Carder Todd Carder Kevin Caskey Kecia Chasteen Jackie Clark Kelli Clark Jay Davis 135 Dave DeMoss Lisa DeMoss Guy Dennings Nancy Dershem JoAnn Dieperink Terry Eichelberger John England Kathy Enz na Evans d Fields Fosnight ancis Brad Hall Susan Heftner Diana Hensler Susan Hess Terry Hines Lala Hoblit Chris Hoop Bob Horen Holly Irvin Diana Lauber Scott Lawhorn Denise Lay Kim Layman Tony Longendelpher Laura Longnecker Rick Lyons Michelle McClurg Cecil McDermott Dan Millhouse Jerry Minnich Dawn Mullennix Alex Patrick Darryl Platt Phil Reck Alice Rhoades Betsy Rhoades Mindy Richard Tim Richardson Katrena Riedel Nicole Roberts Darla Roth Scott Rupright Angie Weyant Scott Winks Chris Yings Donnie Yingst April Colbert Scott Davis Glenna Folks Linda Mead U 'ni Donna Shaner Tammy RicH :hard MISSING: Kenny A j Patty Chambers Gary Lav . Jack Pcffny Gary Seger ¥ m. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dale Kenworthy, Teba Cain, William Weikert, Dr. George Hall, Tony Hand. Th« Buccaneer of 1978-79 continues a Covington High School tradition of recording the many beautiful memories of the school year. The annual staff and advisor are to be com- mended for their efforts in presenting the activities of the year. Congratulations and best wishes for success and happi- ness to the graduates of 1979. Blair C. Irvin Superintendent It gives me great pleasure in expressing my appreciation to the yearbook staff and advisor for their time and effort spent in producing this 1979 Buccaneer. The success and accomplishments of the Class of 1979, which have been captured within this yearbook, will always be revealed to future generations. The names will fade from your memory but the faces and friendships are seldom for- gotten and this yearbook will allow you to reminisce those enjoyable experiences you had at Covington High School. I extend my best wishes and continued success to the Class of 1979. Robert L. Dumell Principal 141 JIM HARDING — Science HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT G.H.S.? It has been great, but in order to have fun in the classes I teach. I have to have full cooperation from my students DORIS TROST — French I, II. III. English. Literature WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? Honesty. Respect, and the value of a good education are all qualities which I stress in my classes ’’ ALBAJ. HURLBUT — Math. Algebra. Geometry. PhysiCS. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? I expect them to know that there is a time and a place for fun but to recognize the difference ' STEVEN R. FISHER — English. Literature HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? ‘1 have enjoyed my past five years here and I feel it a great honor to have taught these fine individuals VALERIE VULGAMORE — Home Economics. Singles Living WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? I expect 100% effort in each class or activity they are in. With this attitude C H S. can only be the best DWANE RUNYAN — Industrial Arts. Agricultural ipnrp HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? I enjoy all of them and I hope that I can help make each one of them a success 142 JUDITH SNYDER — General Business. Typing I. II. Business Machines HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? They are nice to work with and I enjoy helping to tram them for the future ED McCORD — Physical Education WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? “I expect students to be considerate of rights of other students and show a willingness to learn.’ MARJORIE TISDALE — Guidance and Counseling HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? “To me. our students are fine young men and women, and I am proud of them!” JANE GILDOW — Art I. II. III. IV WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? I expect my students to be considerate of one another and to approach art in a reasonably serious manner, and to be as original and creative as possible LYNN SHELLENBERGER — English. Film Communication WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? “I expect a student to make an honest effort and to try new experiences before he judges a subject s worth or meaning SUE BRADLEY — L D T utormg HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? “I am enjoying working with them Everyone is friendly even though I don't know everyone by name yet.” 143 DAVID DAVIS — Chemistry, Earth Science WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? I expect a student to work to his or her potential while a member of my class. ALICE CALDWELL — Library Aide WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? Honesty, respect, and hope that they put forth their very best. RON SCHULTZ— American History. World History. Sociology. World Geography “WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? My expectations would be that of fulfilling their responsibilities LARRIE TISDALE — OWE WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? From a student I expect respect LEONA S. FULKS — Typing I. Bookkeeping. Shorthand. General Business WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? Assume their class responsibility and honest effort DONALD GARMAN — Civics. Driver Education WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? Good citizenship — honesty — conscientious worker 144 DONNA DEWEY — Health WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? “I expect a student to be courteous and honest and I will, in return, be courteous and honest with my students ” BOB HUELSMAN — Algebra I. Algebra II. Advanced Mathematics HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? I enjoy working with the students very much as long as they work up to their capabilities. DEBORAH HUDDLESTON — E.M.H. HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? “I find the students at CHS fun to work with because of their super sense of humor EILEEN M. YANEY — Library Supervisor K-12 WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM A STUDENT? Truth and honesty are two virtues I • look for in the students I meet. JACK SCHWAMBERGER — Growth of World Civilization. World and Revolution HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? The most enjoyable aspect of teaching is the informal class atmosphere that I can use at Covington to get my instruction across BOBBI BUCKINGHAM — Teacher Aide HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT WORKING WITH THE STUDENTS AT C.H.S.? “I enjoy working with the majority of the students I feel I've had very pleasant and efficient office helpers I expect the students to be respectful and trustworthy ’ 145 SINGIN' IN THE KITCHEN COOKS: Joyce Dunn, Joan Graves, Ann Huelsman, and Betty Boggs BABY DRIVERS BUS DRIVERS: Charlie Reiber, Bill Flick, Sarah Colby, Hazel Shellabarger, Don Kuether, Florence Flick, Nancy Denman, Charlie Boyer, Dwane Runyan, Steve Colby and Margaret Boyer. DUST IN THE WIND 146 Mr. Tony Brinkman Mr Harry Shafer Mr Eldon Monnin ■ Dorothy Hayes, an elementary teacher, was honored this year at a special birthday party She has taught students in the Covington school system for forty-five years BPSa 590 147 A ELIMANS COVINGTON OHIO A Nice Store for Nice PEOPLE Featuring Quality at a Low Price Furniture • Carpeting • Draperies Interior Design Open Mon.-Fri. 10-9 Sat. 10-5:30 15-25 North High Street Covington Phone: 473-2012 Congratulations to the Class of 79 Western Ohio National Means Service to You and the Friendship of Those We Serve Is the Foundation of Our Progress 4 Personal Service Banking Offices:- Home Office Broadway Office Pleasant Hill Office Troy Office 4 MONEY SHOPPE Self Service Locations: Broadway Office Troy Office Troy Marsh Store Piqua Marsh Store WESTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK fjt TRUST COMPANY Covington, Ohio Member — FDIC 148 MOBIL-BROADWAY SERVICE Congratulations to the Seniors I East Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2581 DEKKER'S FLOWERS Flowers and Sifts For All Occasions Phone:473-3371 Covington COVINGTON PLUMBING INC. 900 Mote Drive Covington Phone: 473 3311 Kenneth Vore John Gearhardt Phone:335 7489 Phone:778-0366 EDGETOWN HAIR CARE Women's 4 Men's Styling 7410 West Brown Road Covington Phone:473-5164 A Special Congratulations to My Son Mark and All His Classmates. 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Mary Lou Herring Gary Cooper Pat Herring 320 Dellsing Drive Vandalia, Ohio 45377 Phone 5 I 3 Area Code 890-0841 150 Tf THE nr n COVINGTON L H BLDG. LOAN ASSOCIATION u. Serving Savers and Homeowners Since 1886 I 17 North High Street Phone 473-2021 Covington, Ohio Passbook and Certificate Savings, Dividends From Date of Deposit to Date of Withdrawal, Compounded Daily and Payable Quarterly at Highest Permissable Rates 5V«% PASSBOOK RATE 7 2% 4-Year Certificates $1,000 minimum 6 2% 1 -Year Certificates $1,000 minimum 73 % 6-Year Certificates $1,000 minimum Also, a 6-Month Certificate, $10,000 minimum, that pays ! ,% more than U.S. Treasury bill rate! A substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawal. 6%% 2Vz-Year Certificates $1,000 minimum 8% 8-Year Certificates $1,000 minimum Home and Farm Loans American Express Travel Checques Free Customer Parking Adjacent to Office Night Depository MEMBER FSOC i Savnps loan insurance Gorp Vour Savings insurad to 40 000 Ofice Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Friday 9 A. M. to I P. M. Saturday Closed Thursday and Sunday EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Congratulations to the Class of 79 BRIDGES FUNERAL HOME 160 N. High St. Anytime Phone 473-3331 Ambulance Service Covington Anyplace SERVICE COMPANY Fertilizer Seed Chemicals P. O. Box 65 Phone 473-2422 Covington Congratulations — Class of 79'' SMITTY'S BARBER SHOP Clyde F. Smith Phone 473-2998 9075 W. U.S. R+. 36 Covington $2 Congratulations to the Grads! From 152 Covington 220 North Pearl Phone 473 3141 153 TINA'S COLONIAL RESTAURANT 107 North High Street Covington Serving Home Cooked Meals Daily PINECREST IMPROVEMENT COMPANY I 37 North Main St. Covington Phone 473 3033 Congratulations Class of 79 BEAVER- HEILMAN FORD INC. i Sales Through Service 101 West Broadway, Covington Phone 473 2042 FORD Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District GALBREATH REALTY SERVICE INC. Two Locations to Serve Covington 118 W. High St., Piqua, Ohio 773-7144 1026 W. Main St.. Troy, Ohio 339 0508 154 COVINGTON BUCC BOOSTER ASSOCIATION GRISSOM'S MARKET BAKERY Open 24 Hours a Day Choice Groceries Quality Meats Vegetables Phone 773 4643 Delicatessen Fruits N. Sunset W. High Congratulations Class of 79' From the F.H.A. Club SHANELY REXALL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts — Winan's Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 North High St. Phone 473-3333 Congratulations Seniors CHAT CURL Complete Beauty Service Manager and Operator — Shirley Heffner Operator — Lisa Heffner ill 9291 North St. Rt. 48 Phone 473 3886 155 Compliments of JAMES R. O'DONNELL DICK’S AMCO SERVICE STATION Complete Drum and Disc Brake Service Complete and Minor Tune-Ups Repair Service Mufflers and Tail Pipes Corner of Spring and High Covington Phone 473-2816 Congratulations to the Class of 79 36 SKATE CLUB Open for Public Skating Thurs, Fri, Sat and Sun. Private Parties Available Fund Raising Activities for Schools, Churches, and Clubs Phone 773-2841 KINNEY’S MEN SHOP 20 North High Street Covington Congratulations to the Class of 79 41 I North Main St. Hours: Piqua, Ohio 45356 Mon Fri 10-8 Phone 773-921 2 Tues-Wed Thurs-Sat. 10-5 156 KNOBBY'S SHOP American Greeting Cards Tobacco Cigars Fine Pipes Smoker's Supplies Main Ash r Piqua, Ohio Phone 773 0081 Imported Gifts -WLTS-MGON- X v Complete Electric Service LESTER MOHLER LEC'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 473-2211 Covington TERRY'S CAFETERIA 105 E. Greene St. Phone 778-0566 Piqua, Ohio Famous for Fine Foods Private Rooms for Banquets, Meetings, and Parties. Serving II A. M. to 8 P. M. Continuously Seven Days — Except Major Holidays United States Army Recruiting Ask About the Army's Delayed Entry and Cash Bonus Programs. S Sgt. Garry R. Hendrix Office 773-0237 308 East Ash St. Home 778 0045 Piqua, Ohio 43 I 7 West U.S. Route 36 Piqua, Ohio Phone 773 4595 WILSON DEPARTMENT STORE 30-32 N. High Street Phone 473-2417 Covington Congratulations Class of 79 PIQUA STEEL COMPANY 4243 West U.S. Route 36 Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-3632 Truck Crane Service Rigging and Heavy Hauling Structural Steel Warehouse Fabrication and Erection Machinery Moving Complete Welding Service 157 Best of Luck to the Class of 79 Compliments of Tri-Hi-Y Congratulations Class of 79 MILLER f INSURANCE YOUR K jrpf Jr r 1 AGENCY V ! syran,fAGENT M Complete Insurance t ■ • 1 1 Service Auto — Home — Life 150 N. Pearl St. Business Covington Phone 473 2171 DAVIS CABINETS Cabinets for Every Home Congratulations Class of 79 151 Troy Pike Covington Phone 473-3513 MULLEN'S FIRESTONE, INC. firestone 1005 E. Broadway (Rt. 36 East) Covington — Phone 473-3029 Greenville — Phone 548 6429 Art Mullen and Jim Mullen — Owners SPORT SHACK MacGregor — Spalding Converse — Pro-Keds Trophies — Printing Master Charge and Visa Accepted 2 North High St. Phone 473-3833 Covington Congratulations — Class of 79 . 7tUlfc (Coarl|IigI|t |riH JSljappe A Prettier You Starts at the Coachlight Dianne Zimmerlin, Prop. MIN. High St. Covington Phone 473 3875 158 OLD CANAL BOOK SHOP Books New and Used 323 North Main St. Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-1991 BEEMAN HARDWARE Silent Woman Gift Shop 101 North High St. Covington Phone: 473 2341 Your Friendly HWI Dealer -0 GERLACH |p THE FLORIST 1501 Washington Ave. Piqua. Ohio Phone: 773 0898 Congratulations — Class of 79 BILL'S PASTRY AND COFFEE SHOP Specializing in Decorated Birthday and Wedding Cakes 16 North High St. Covington Phone 473 3519 THE BARR COMPANY A Division of W. R. Thomas Stores, Inc. Begin Your Shopping at Barr's and Save Covington's Complete Departmental Variety Store 10 North High St. Covington Phone 473-2234 Congratulations Seniors of 79 COVINGTON AUTO PARTS 23 South High Covington Phone 473-3943 MIAMI COUNTY DAIRY Division of Royal Crest Dairy and Ice Cream Products Local Distributor — Fred Shively Compliments of MAIER'S IGA SUPER MARKET Covington WEST OHIO TELEPHONE CO. 21 North High St. Phone 473 2092 Covington ROETH'S APPLIANCES INC. Division of Short Inc. 420 N. Main 209 E. Water Piqua, Ohio Troy, Ohio 773 1153 335 4331 SPORTS HOUSE 29 South Norwich Rd. Troy, Ohio 45373 Phone 339 1075 School Jackets — All Area Schools Available Athletic Footwear Sportswear — For All Sports Trophies — For All Occasions In-Store Lettering on Garments Congratulations to the Class of 79 From the KEY CLUB MOTS SHOES —‘SINCE 1867— Corner Ash Main Downtown Piqua Phone 773 1338 JOETHOMA SONS, INC. Jewelers Since 1838 5th Generation 306 North Main St. Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone 773-1 117 160 BREWHOUSE CARRYOUT Congratulations Class ot 79 East Edge of Covington U.S. Rt. 36 Phone 473-2714 GENERAL FILMS, INC. Plastic Film Bags Sheets and Roll Stock and GEF SYSTEM tor Bulk Beverage Packaging Good Luck to the Class of 1979 645 South High St. 2000 Schlater Dr. Covington, Ohio Sidney, Ohio 473 2051 492 3131 Compliments of BERNADEAN'S BEAUTY SHOP 2A East Spring Covington Phone 473-2511 Compliments of KLEATHER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Congratulations Grads 79 Doug Sotzing Gene «leather Covington West Milton S.J. RUDY AND SONS, INC. Quality Feeds — Certified Seeds — Grain — Farm Supplies — Storage Best of Luck to the Class of 1979 Covington 473 2066 Ludlow Falls 698 5321 LARSON'S GARDEN CENTER Vegetable Plants, Flowers House Plants, Trees 4 Shrubs 794 North Pearl Covington Phone 473-3021 Jim 4 Linda Larson SPEER INSURANCE AGENCY Home Owners Farm Owners Representing Buckeye State Mutual Congratulations Class of 79 708 North Pearl Covington Phone 473-3341 PK COVINGTON INC. Extends Best Wishes to the 1979 Graduates f Vw 242 East Broadway Covington Phone 473-2032 Vance Jacobs, Jr., Manager EBBERTS FIELD SEED INC. Premium Quality Com Hybrids Wheat — Oats — Soybeans — Clover Chemicals — Grass Weed Killer 6840 North St. Rt. 48 Phone 473-252 I Covington KIMMEL'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing Service and Sales Phone 473 3529 8738 Klinger Rd. Covington PAUL'S PIZZA AND CARRY OUT C in Your Order for Faster Service Best Wishes Class of 79 JAMES LANDIS HAIR DESIGNS Jim Landis 316 North Wayne Phone 773 3678 Piqua, Ohio Covington 1747 Commerce Drive Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone 773-7000 Congratulations Seniors! Good Luck to the Class of 1979 From the Class of 1982 SOUTH END BAR Open 7 Days a Week Carry Out Available 137 South High Street Phone 473 2946 Covington Gladys Rupright Compliments of WESTERVILLE CREAMERY COMPANY 410 Hazel Street Covington Phone 473 2047 THE ROBBINS NEST Arts and Crafts Phone 473 2116 3 15 North High Street Carol Robbins, Owner Covington Graduate of 1979 FRITZ E. MARTIN JEWELERS If We Serve You Once We Are Sure To Be Friends Covington 473 2828 Greenville 548 3144 163 PIQUA MILLING COMPANY ELEVATOR Dealers of Grain and Feed Farm Supplies 101 South Main Phone: 773 0215 Piqua, Ohio or 773-6688 SUGARSHAK Retail Bakery and Candy Supplies 108 Wenrick St. Covington Phone: 473 2558 Open Wednesday Thru Saturday I I 5 John and Pauline Stump Office Supplies t! Office Furniture FRANCIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 43 I N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio Harold Spin11 Francis Phone: 773 9570 RECORDS TAPES 4235 North Main St. Open: Da on' Mon. Thurs. 10-12 °h'° 45405 Fri. Sat. 10-1 A.M. Sun.— I l-l I Master Charge, American Express, Bank Americard and Visa Are Accepted. SHERWOOD PRODUCTS INC 2000 MOTE DRIVE COVINGTON, OHIO 45318 (513) 473-3055 MANUFACTURER OF CELLULOSE FIBER INSULATION YOUR NATIONWIDE SUPPUER QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY 164 Featuring the Latest Style for Every Occasion 406 Main St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 8023 PEARSON FUNERAL HOME Services for All 10 South High St. Phone: 473 2271 Covington CALDWELL FARM CENTER, INC. Sales and Service MELROE 3 Miles North of Covington on Rt. 48 Phone:473-2520 SYLVIA’S CERAMIC STUDIO Greenware, Supplies, Firing Duncan Phone: 473 3940 500 E. Broadway Covington Free Classes Congratulations to the Class of 79 Thanks to the Professional Patrons Who Have Supported the Yearbook piqua national bank and trust co Sponsored by — Covington Office East Broadway Phone: 473 2072 THE OLE VILLAGE WASHE HOUSE East Spring Street Covington Congratulations to the Class of 79 Compliments of PIQUA FISH AND ICE COMPANY 240 East Main Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 4145 l l IDT7 CARPET HOUSE Congratulations and Best Wishes To All the 1979 Graduates 5300 St. Rt. 36 Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 9505 166 MOOSE'S AMOCO SERVICE Pearl Broadway Phone: 473-2561 Covington Nights Call — 473 3544 HUNT BEVERAGE COMPANY, INC. Distributors of Pepsi Cola 8090 North Looney Rd. Piqua, Ohio Phone:773-1127 -F E N N E Rs. 150 North High Covington 473 3027 Designed Especially for You Weddings Funerals Hospital Potted Plants Anniversaries Birthdays Congratulations to the Graduates NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Complete Protection Auto — Life — Fire NED L. WACKLER Covington Phone: 473 2710 WINANS' CARRIAGE HOUSE CANDIES Home of Fine Candies and Hallmark Greeting Cards 308 West Water St. Piqua, Ohio Phone:773-1981 SWIRL BEAUTY SALON Super Cuts for Guys Gals 1720 West High St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-2821 Compliments of the COVINGTON BAND PARENTS Pictured: Mrs. Phyllis Rapp, Mrs. Pam Williams, Deb Besecker, Mrs. Barbara Besecker, Mrs. Lucy Hitchcock, Mrs. Elgizsa Wenning, Mrs. Joyce Hall, Mr. Gary Scarth, Mr. Bill Burton 167 W«illi illlll T I’d like to thank all of those people that helped me make it through to my Grand Finale . Among those people I would like to especially thank are Missy Perrine — Asst. Editor, Mrs. Jane Gildow — who did the artwork on my Table of Contents page, Jon Furrow — who with his abilities drew the picture of the school on the opening page, Jerry Shoemaker — who came to so many activities to take pictures this year, and Mrs. Alice Caldwell who had confidence in me to the very end. To all the graduates of 1979,1 wish them a very happy and successful future.
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