Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 807 CHESTNUT STREET COVINGTON, OHIO 45318 ENROLLMENT —390 CONTENTS ACTIVITIES...............5 ATHLETICS ..............31 ORGANIZATIONS...........67 CLASSES.................86 ADVERTISERS............144 DON'T FLUSH YOUR VOTE DOWN | THE LATRINE I VOTE I BARBARA JEAN 1 4 6 Powderpuff Football 10 cJMr. Big J’tuff MR. BIG STUFF JEFF LAUBER ESCORT DEB KIEHL FRONT ROW: Alicia Carder, Lone Ryan, Gretchen Reck, |oe Schmidl, Coach; Dave Tobias, Coach; Ana Raposo, Sherry Holsinger, Barb Besecker ROW TWO: Judy Miller, Deb Clark, Lori Cecil, lulie McMaken, Bonnie Thompson, Karin Williander ROW THREE: Teresa Fries, Missy Black, Lisa DeMoss, Jenny Stickley, Holly Irvin, Angie Weyanl TOP ROW: April Col- bert, Patti Boehringer, Jackie Clark, Chris Hoop, Lori Sirch COURT Dave Tobias— )udi Hitchcock (absent) Jeff Cain — Deanna Burgess )eff Lauber— Deb Kiehl Tom Manson — Judy Miller )oe Schmidt — Gretchen Reck On November 3, 1979, the Senior Swarm of Buccettes took on the Jun- ior Mean Mighty Fighters ' The Seniors came out victorious 20-6. The game which is traditionally more than just flag football proved to be a hard hitting and exciting game for all who came to watch or play. The Mr. Big Stuff ceremo- nies took place at half time where Jeff Lauber, escorted by Deb Kiehl, was crowned Mr. Big Stuff for the 1979-1980 school year. FRONT ROW: Lori Kline, Cathy Warner, Rick Schmidt, Coach; Susan Lan- dis, Stacie Cain, Greg Rench, Coach; Missy Perrine, Chris Weigel, Lori Frantz ROW TWO: Alice Rhoades, Diana Lauber, Mindy Richard, Tammy Richard, Kim Layman, Linda Mead, Diana Hensler, Michelle Shafer, Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher TOP ROW: Dawn Mullennix, Betsy Rhoades SENIOR SWARM OF BUCCETTES IUNIOR MEAN MIGHTY FIGHTERS 11 Band Camp 12 Band 13 Hat Day 14 Hat Day On May 3rd the Junior-Senior Prom took place at the Upper Val- ley Joint Vocational School. After the Juniors and Seniors had taken their dates out to eat, they drove to the JVS for the dance. The theme was ''Moonlight and Roses. Upon entering, every girl was presented with a red rose. The music was provided by WDJX's Adam Cook who played a variety of rock and slow dances. Along with the music, student participa- tion was the highlight of the dance. After the dance was over, everyone met at the Piqua Twin Cinemas to watch Going In Style. Next everyone went to the Covington Family Bowl where they enjoyed bowling, pin ball, food and yet more entertainment this time by Title Trak, thus bringing another Junior-Senior Prom to an end. 19 0 . ’ � 4 .JL 20 21 Swing You r Pa rtner JUNIOR-SENIOR CLASS PLAY DIRECTOR: MISS DORIS TROST April 17,1980 HENRIETTA JIM SALLY BARBARA JANE BESSIE SAM HULDA BILL INDIAN SQUAW BERTRAM HUBERT SQUARE TIM BURNS — PAULA GARMAN KEITH PARKER — SUSAN KUNTZ JIM RENCH —JULIE SCHEIB BRUCE LANDES —CATHY WARNER PAULA GARMAN TIM BURNS CHRIS WEIGEL LORIE RYAN JANE RIETHMAN GINGER MILLER BRUCE LANDES BONNIE THOMPSON OMER WENNING SUSAN LANDIS DAVE HALL JIM RENCH DANCERS KIRK TISDALE — JANE RIETHMAN TIM WEIKERT — JILL RIETHMAN RICKBOEHRINGER— MICHELLE WOODDELL DON EMENEGGER— BETH MONNIN MARK LANDIS —CHRIS WEIGEL JEFF SWALLOW — SUSAN LANDIS DAVE HALL — LORIE RYAN OMER WENNING — GINGER MILLER MARK WILLIAMS— JACKIE McCOOL RON BRANT — CAROL KUETHER TOM GROSS — REBECCA COLLINS DAN WESTFALL— KAREN WILLIANDER PROMPTERS: CAROLYN WARNER AND APRIL COOK TICKETS: CINDI SOLOMON LIGHTS AND SOUND: MIKE CALDWELL PIANIST: MR. JEFFRYES We love your outfit Bonnie! Dave fell on a cactus?? Susan and Omer play Indian. A happy bunch. 22 This group made the )r.-Sr. Play a big success. Chris, Dave, and Lorie talk things over lust waiting to do our square dance There's no business like show business Cathy and Julie are ready to usher. Graduation CLASS MOTTO: TO BELIEVE IS THE FIRST STEP IN MAK- ING YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. CLASS COLORS: DARK GREEN AND CREAM CLASS FLOWER: CREAM ROSE WITH DARK GREEN IVY VALEDICTORIANS: BARB MACK AND DAVE HALL SALUTATORIAN: JUDI HITCHCOCK 25 26 27 The annual Field Day was held May 9th this year. Some activities included softball, volleyball, jarts, badminton, tug of war, arm wres- tling, obstacle course, table games and tricycle races. All activities were with each of the classes com- peting against each other with first place getting four points, second place getting three points and so on down the line. This year the Seniors won the event with the Sophomores getting second and the Freshmen and juniors getting third and fourth. Refreshments were provided by the Student Council who sponsors the event. Music was provided by Mike Cald- well. Each year more and more stu- dents enjoy this recreational day as a break in classes during the Spring. £, 28 29 Football FRONT ROW: Ted Fields, Ryan Kimmel, Bryan Reames, Brian Bitner, Mike Cirouard, Glenn Musgrave, Rob Gir- ouard, Marc Cain, Dave DeMoss, Kevin Finfrock, Pat Thomas, Khris Locker, Chris Rench ROW TWO: )ohn Broughman, Mark Williams, Greg Rench, Mark Landis, Doug Pond, Jim Smith, Chris Yingst, Phil Reck, Don Fos- night, Mike Gri I lot, Todd Fields, Kirk Tisdale, Jeff Cain, Jeff Lauber, Steve Fisher ROW THREE: Larrie Tisdale, Dave Tobias, Joe Schmidt, Jim Rench, Scott Manson, Dale Barger, Jeff Ryan, Travis Brannon, Dan Westfall, Tom Man- son, Joe Richard, Rick Schmidt, Chuck Yingst, Ed McCord, Bob Huelsman. COACHES: Bob Huelsman, Ed McCord, Steve Fisher, HEAD COACH: Larrie Tisdale. CAPTAINS: Jeff Lauber, Joe Schmidt, Dave Tobias. 32 SENIORS: Tom Manson, Dave Tobias, Rob Girouard, Jeff Lauber, jeff Cain, Mark Landis, )im Rench, Dan Westfall, Joe Richard, Travis Brannon BACK ROW: joe Schmidt 34 RECORD A WORD FROM THE COACH ll is difficult to describe the 1979 football season In the pre-season the coaches and players had high expectations for the upcoming season In tne opening game of the season we played poorly; then in the second game at Tipp City we played very well The third game, against archrival Bradford, was the worst game we had played in two years and ended with 0-0 tie. From that point on our team began to improve each week. The momentum grew until the Versailles game when the Buccs played one of the best defensive games ever played by a Covington football team Not only did the victory give us a good chance to win the Three Rivers Conference and vault us into the number one spot in the Computer Ratings; it also avenged the 1978 loss to the Tigers After the Versailles game the team leveled off, playing excel- lent football and winning the rest of the regular season games. Then came the State semi-final play-offs. The Tiffin Calvert game was the best game of the year for the Buccs. Then on to Akron and the State Finals, where we had a double overtime loss to Mogadore. Even in losing, the team and coaches felt a sense of satisfaction because they knew they had played their best. Mr. Larrie Tisdale Coach 1979 TRC CHAMPS, REGIONAL CHAMPS AND STATE RUNNER- UP 10-1-1 WE THEY PARKWAY 28 3 TIPP CITY 20 7 BRADFORD 0 0 MIAMI EAST 27 6 see 21 0 LEHMAN 34 8 VERSAILLES 7 6 GRAHAM 28 8 ST. HENRY 41 12 INDIAN LAKE 41 0 TIFFIN CALVERT 20 0 (State Semi-Finals) MOGADORE 17 23 (State Finals, 2 overtimes) 35 1979 Class A State A WORD FROM THE COACH The trip to Akron for the State Football Championship game will never be forgotten by those who participated. It really started on Thanksgiving morning, November 22, 1979, with a short practice at CHS, then back home for Thanks- giving dinner and back at 4:00 p.m. for the long bus ride to Akron. In Piqua the bus broke down and after a long delay, we were once again Akron-bound. On Friday, the day of the big game, the bus ride from the hotel to the Rubber Bowl seemed unending. The ten- sion that had already started, con- tinued to build. Once inside the Rubber Bowl, the team received their astroturf shoes and soon were out on the field for the pre- game warm-up. Finally came the kick-off. The rest is a blurred mem- ory. It is still hard to believe that Covington High School played the longest football game ever played in Ohio, losing in double over- time. Even in losing there was a sense of pride, knowing that in the gym at the high school were ban- ners proclaiming us Three Rivers Conference Champs, Region 9 Champs, and State Runner-Up. The day is gone but the memories live on. Mr. Larrie Tisdale Attendance: 11,222 RECORDS: Longest game Longest run from scrimmage — Joe Schmiot; 91 yards Field Goal (tied record) Dave Tobias; 24 yards 36 Football Runner Up 37 Volleyball KNEELING: Barb Wirrig, Mrs. Coder, Gretchen Reck BACK ROW: Diana Hensler, Angie Weyant, Mary Asher, Sherry Holsinger, Holly Irvin, Susan Landis, Julie McMaken, Missy Perrine. A WORD FROM THE COACH This was a rebuilding year for both teams. The level of skills were low and it took most of the season to improve them. The Varsity vol- leyball team finished with a 4-12 record. The high point of the sea- son was the District tournament. The girls played very well and stayed close to the District Cham- pions Dayton Christian. Mrs. Paula Coder SENIORS Gretchen Reck, Sherry Holsinger, Barb Wirrig, and lulie McMaken 38 Reserve KNEELING: Diana Hensler, Mrs Coder, Laura Longnecker, Kathleen Hart STANDING: Nitki Girouard, Wendy Weyant, Angie Wooddell, Kelly Christian, Michelle Davis, Missy Wills, Angie Weyant, Jennie McMaken, Tammy Cook, fan Emenegger. A WORD FROM THE COACH The high point of the Reserve season was defeating the league reserve leaders, Graham. Both teams improved throughout the season and this should give a good foundation for next year. Mrs. Paula Coder STATS: Alice Rhoades and Michelle Shater 39 40 Golf KNEELING: Todd Carder, BACK ROW: Steve Rice, Tom Cross, Jim Tobias, Mr. Schultz, Jerry Minnich, Rob Kiser, Steve Iddings. 4 WOR FROM THE COACH The 1979 golf season was a good one in that all members of the golf team showed considerable improvement over their previous year's play. The team did well against all non-league competition and despite finishing at the bot- tom of the league standings, the team did score well in most league matches. Jim Tobias was the team medalist for the year. SEASON RECORDS: NON-LEAGUE 7-4 LEAGUE 0-6 JACKSON CENTER INVIT. 7th of 12 SEC. TOURNEY 11th of 17 TRC TOURNEY 7th of 7 Mr. Ron Schultz SENIORS Steve Rice and Rob Kiser. 41 Cross Country FRONT ROW: Chris Vanderhorst, Jeff Elsass, Darryl Platt, Scott Anderson. BACK ROW: Coach |im Meyer, Tony Longendelpher, Eric Turner, Chris Simon. A WORD FROM THE COACH This past year the team showed a great deal of improvement. As a team our finishes in bigger meets began to go up. We are still a young team. This year we had 4 sophomores and 3 freshmen. We also have a fine group of 8th grad- ers moving up. With this talent I look for the cross-country team to improve a great deal more next year. Mr. )im Meyer 42 COACH JIM MEYER Freshman Basketball KNEELING: Allen Mack, Pete Boehringer, Coach Ed McCord, Chris Vanderhorst, Scott Anderson, STAND- ING: Brian Bitner, Brian Garber, Tracy Lyons, Dan Hoblit, Chris Supinger, Doug Pond, Marc Cain, Khris Locker, Jeff Elsass, Scott Keiser. 4 WORD FROM THE COACH The Freshman Basketball Team finished with an overall record of 7 wins and 8 losses. However, in conference play our record was 4 wins and 2 losses. I'm proud to have been associated with such a fine group of young men and I'm sure each player will have his per- sonal memories as I do. Mr. Ed McCord RECORDS WE THEY Tri-Village 32 23 Bethel 22 33 Miami East 17 36 see 25 19 Arcanum 21 19 Piqua Bennett 35 32 Lehman 32 27 Piqua Wilder 21 32 Houston 34 8 Versailles 18 37 GRAHAM 33 22 Tipp City 38 39 T.V. South 21 29 Indian Lake 23 17 sec 22 37 43 7 Wins 8 Losses Reserve KNEELING: Dave DeMoss, Mike Girouard, Gregg Cavender, STANDING: Ken Taylor, Dan Cain, Phil Reck, Scott Manson, Jerry Minnich, Don Fosnight, Coach Fisher, John Hackett, Mike Grillot, Chris Simon. 44 A WORD FROM THE COACH The 1979-80 Reserve team was the finest I've been associated with at Covington. Our 19-1 record was the best ever. We won the Miami County Holiday Tour- nament for the first time since 1972. I'm very proud of this group of boys and their performances this past year. Mr. Steven Fisher RESERVE RECORDS WE THEY Bradford 50 29 Tipp City 45 32 Milton-Union 38 33 Newton 61 25 Franklin Monroe 40 34 Bradford 58 31 Houston 48 23 Miami East 33 21 Bethel 33 30 Tri-Village 40 35 Miami East 51 34 Arcanum 44 28 see 36 35 Lehman 38 36 Versailles 45 30 Bethel 49 42 Graham 33 41 Russia 50 41 St. Henry 36 32 Indian Lake 45 26 TRC CHAMPS 19 WINS 1 LOSS MCHT CHAMPS Varsity KNEELING: Ed Barger, Dave Tobias, Kevin Finfrock, Mark Landis, Rick Schmidt, )im Tobias, STANDING: Don Fosnight, Joe Schmidt, Jerry Minnich, Jeff Ryan, Steve Simon, Scott Manson, (not pictured) Head Coach Bob Huelsman. SENIOR: DAVE TOBIAS n SENIOR: JOE SCHMIDT SENIOR: MARK LANDIS 45 A WORD FROM THE COACH The 1979-80 Varsity basketball team will have to go down in the history of Covington High School as one of the best. The four goals that it set for itself prior to the sea- son, to win the Miami County Hol- iday Tournament, to be the Three Rivers Conference Champions, to secure the number one seed in the Dayton District, and then to be District Champions, was accom- plished for the first time ever. The young men that made this team what it was have to be con- gratulated. Mr. Bob Huelsman VARSITY RECORDS WE THEY Bradford 79 42 Tipp City 54 48 Milton Union 68 52 Newton 53 32 Franklin Monroe 66 37 Bradford 76 33 Houston 56 59 OT Miami East 60 41 Bethel 46 42 OT Tri Village 70 50 Miami East 52 44 Arcanum 75 56 see 63 34 Lehman 47 33 Versailles 68 57 Bethel 64 55 Graham 56 53 Russia 70 45 St. Henry 50 64 Indian Lake 49 32 Tri Village 58 38 Cedarville 43 36 Arcanum 47 40 Mechanicsburg 60 47 Summit Country Day 41 46 WOOSH??? 22 WINS 3 LOSSES TRC CHAMPS MCHT CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPS GOOD LUCK BUCCS MANAGERS: FRONT ROW: Eric Turner, Omer Wenning, Lyle Kritzberger, BACK ROW: Scott Anderson, Todd Miller. 46 Varsity KNEELING: Alicia Carder, Mindy Richard, |enny Stickley, Angie Weyant, Miss Forman, Coach, STANDING: Mr. Carder, Coach, Susan Landis, Lisa DeMoss, Laura Hindmarch, Delores Vogler, )udy Miller, Holly Irvin, Bonnie Thompson. BONNIE THOMPSON ALICIA CARDER JUDY MILLER Reserve Girls KNEELING: Angie Weyant, Brenda Gariety, Betsy Rhoades, Tina Miller, Robin Free, Tammy Cook, lennie McMaken, STANDING: Jenny Stickley, Susan Landis, Bonnie Miller, Lisa DeMoss, Delores Vogler, Karin Williander, Missy Wills, Kathleen Hart, Miss Forman, Coach, Mr. Carder, Coach. 4 WORD FROM THE COACH Success can be measured in many different ways. Our record would indicate our season was not very successful, but from our standpoint of overall team spirit, desire, cooperation and under- standing, we had a very successful season. Each team member can be very proud of their accomplish- ments as I am of each and every one of them. May the future hold much success for such a super group of young women. What is learned today can be applied tomorrow to be even more successful. Mr. Gary Carder Varsity Coach A WORD FROM THE COACH The Reserve Girls Basketball team had many good games in the 1979-80 season. Our record could have been better but we had a good time and enjoyed the team- work and friendships throughout the season. Many of the girls will be looking forward to another suc- cessful season next year. Miss Nancy Forman Reserve Coach VARSITY RECORD WE THEY Houston 42 38 Tipp City 40 47 Bradford 50 53 Marion Local 37 48 Tri-Village 46 43 Newton 56 44 Arcanum 41 44 Minster 54 61 Piqua 41 56 Miami East 41 57 see 40 48 Lehman 40 66 Versailles 52 38 Indian Lake 51 48 Graham 52 62 Bradford 53 47 Ansonia 58 48 Tri-Village 40 44 Tri-Village 30 33 RE SER VE RECORDS WE THEY Houston 17 12 Tipp City 23 2 Bradord 36 15 Marion Local 16 24 Tri-Village 21 34 Newton 23 5 Miami East 11 37 Arcanum 9 32 see 18 19 Lehman 34 18 Versailles 26 21 Minster 18 23 Indian Lake 27 9 Graham 24 11 Piqua 8 WINS 7 LOSSES 28 30 JILT □ I SHOOT THE HOOP SWISH!!! Foo telf itTV, Y u let PEP TALK 49 Wrestling FRONT ROW: Coach Schwamberger, Curtis Mohler, Brian Little, Brad Hall, Chris Rench, Darryl Platt, Ted Fields ROW TWOrKirk Tisdale, Ben Mutzner, Bryan Reames, Travis Brannon, Don Emenneger, Dan Shoup TOP ROW: Joel Brannon, Chris Palser, Ryan Kimmel, Glenn Musgrave, Steve Iddings, Richard Cromwell. SENIOR: Travis Brannon COACH MR. SCHWAMBERGER STATS: Karen Garman and Juanita Ludy 50 A WOR FROM THE COACH I would like to thank and congratu- late all 16 young men who partici- pated in the wrestling program this year. With hard work, hustle, and a little pride this team next year could be a very good team. I just hope wrestling has helped each one of them in some way. Congratulations to Kirk Tisdale for being a state quali- fier and to all who placed in the tour- naments. Thanks to all for giving me 100% all the time. J. A. Schwamberger RECORDS MATCH RECORDS WE THEY West L Salem 42 24 Jefferson 48 26 Miss. Valley 29 42 Tri-Village 26 45 Coldwater 33 36 Lehman 31 33 West Liberty 29 44 Lehman 45 21 Kenton Ridge 33 31 TOURNAMENT RESULTS Northwestern 6th 68 pts. Covington 7th 80 pts. Milton Union 5th 48 pts. Miami East 7th 40 pts. St. Charles 5th 68’ 2 pts. TRC 7th 42 pts. Sectionals- 8th District out of 17 64 pts. COMBINED RECORD 24-34 HOOT 3; imp WHO IS THIS MASKED MAN?!!! Track STATS: Deanne Finfrock, Bonnie Angle, Michelle Shafer, Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher. fR9 T Dave Tobias, Tim Richardson, Tony Longendelpher, Darryl Platt, Scott Winks, Eric Turner Jeff Shields, Chuck Yingst, ROW TWO: Mr. Schultz, Tom Gross, Joel Brannon, Chris Trubee, Jerry Minnich Chris Yingst, ROW THREE: Chris Vanderhorst, Brian Bitner, Brian Garber, BACK ROW: Phil Reck Todd Miller, Manager; Scott Manson, Rick Schmidt, Don Fosnight, Greg Rench, Jeff Elsass. SENIOR DAVE TOBIAS MARK LANDIS (absent) A WORD FROM THE COACH Dual Meet Record 6-3 Marion Invitational 9 of 24 Marion Spectacular 11 of 24 Versailles Invit. 5 of 22 Roader Relays 1 of 6 Minster Invit. S of 16 Covington Invit. 3 of 9 TRC 3 of 7 Sectional 9 of 17 West Central Ohio — All State Track Team: Phil Reck, Dave Tobias All TRC: Phil Reck, Rick Schmidt State Track Meet: Phil Reck, 12th in pole vault School Records: Rick Schmidt, High Jump — 6'4 400 meter relay Dave Tobias, Rick Schmidt, Phil Reck, Scott Winks 45.8 Mr. Ron Schultz 53 Track FRONT ROW: Laura Hindmarch, Susan Landis, Terry Adams, Karin Williander, Betsy Rhoades, Mr. Barbee, ROW TWO: Nicki Cirouard, Holly Irvin, Lisa DeMoss, Delores Vogler, Laura Longnecker, Patti Boehringer' ROW THREE: Rhonda Weigel, Lisa Horen, |an Emenegger, Angie Angle, Jennie McMaken, Missy Wills' Karen Garman, Brenda Gariety. SENIOR KARIN WILLIANDER )AN ATTERHOLT (absent) A WORD FROM THE COACH The 1980 Girls Track Team was a young team consisting of mostly freshman and sophomore girls. The team worked hard to achieve a 3-4 record in dual meets and came through with a team effort to win the Bradford Invitational. Terry Adams broke the school record in the discus with a throw of 94'8 . )an Emenegger broke the mile run record. The two mile relay was a new event this season with a record of 10:50 by Dee Vogler, Lisa DeMoss, Laura Long- necker, and Holly Irvin. Holly Irvin also broke the 800 meter run record and went to State this sea- son. Mr. Tom Barbee GIRLS Baseball KNEELING: Kevin Finfrock, Don Emenegger, Ron Brant, Glenn Musgrave, Mike Girouard, Allen Mac k, Dave DeMoss, Jeff Swallow, STANDING: Mr. Schwamberger, Omer Wenning, Marc Cain, )ohn Hackett, Dan Cain, Dale Barger, Ed Barger, )im Tobias, Mark Williams, Rick Boehringer, Gregg Cavender. SENIOR RON BRANT STATS: Dawn Mullennix and JoAnn Dieperink A WORD FROM THE COACH Our record is not indicative of our ability. We just lost many games this year because of our lack of hitting. The overall team average was just .224 and wo could only average 2 runs a game I was pleased with our progress and I am very proud to have worked with a team who kept after it. Winning is important in high school athletics but I feel this year we gained valu- able experience in team play, self respect, and above all, that it takes hard work to be a winner. Again, I want to thank these young men who stuck it out, and hopefully next year will be the YEAR OF THE BUCCS! Mr. Jack Schwamberger RECORDS Miami East WE 2 THEY 3 1 ehman 3 0 Graham 0 2 Tipp City 1 6 ■“Versailles 2 27 scc 2 3 Minster 2 14 Miami East 0 1 Newton Tourney 2 4 scc 0 10 ♦Versailles 5 8 Graham 2 3 Franklin Monroe 0 6 Newton 2 10 Tipp City 0 8 ♦Indian Lake 8 6 ♦Indian Lake 5 8 Lehman 8 1 57 Softball LEFT TO RIGHT: Gretchen Reck, Kathleen Hart, Bonnie Thompson, Tammy Cook, Sherry Holsinger, Stacie Cain, Alicia Carder, Angie Weyant, Julie McMaken, Jackie Clark, Judy Miller, Bonnie Miller, Mr. Fisher. SENIORS KNEELING: BONNIE THOMPSON ALICIA CARDER STANDING: JUDY MILLER SHERRY HOLSINGER JULIE McMAKEN GRETCHEN RECK STAT: Missy Perrine A WORD FROM THE COACH The 1979-80 season was a disap- pointing one as far as achieving the goals set at the beginning of the season. However, some good things did happen. We broke Miami East's 36 game TRC win streak and won 3 games in one week. Though we did not win many games, I'm sure the girls will cherish the happier moments. 59 60 61 Varsity Cheerleaders FOOTBALL VARSITY: Gretchen Reck, Julie McMaken, Missy Per- rine, Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher, Diana Hensler. SENIOR: GRETCHEN RECK ADVISOR: CAROLYN PEMBERTON SENIOR: JULIE MCMAKEN A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The cheerleaders worked very hard all year long — they spent many hours preparing their cheers, mounts, pom pom routines, etc. Each squad found it necessary to spend this time working on their routines just so they could get them perfected. Some of the girls spent a lot of time making signs at home to help build school spirit. Their efforts were frequently complimented by cheerleaders and fans from other schools. This was a good year for the cheerleaders — they had great teams to cheer for and they did a fine job doing it. MISS CAROLYN PEMBERTON 62 Reserve RESERVE: TOP TO BOTTOM: Deanne Finfrock, Karen Warner, Laura Longnecker, Lori Cain; right — )oAnn Dieperink, left — Susan Landis. Freshman FRESHMAN: TOP TO BOTTOM: Nicki Girouard. Charlene Kel ley, Ian Emenegger, Michelle Davis. 63 UP WITH THE BUCCS KICK'EM HIGH GIRLS ME CHEERLEADER RAIN DANCE FOR A VICTORY POM POMS EVERYWHERE MAY I PUT MY ARMS DOWN NOW? OH NO!!! WHAT NOW??? CHEERLEANINC ARE YOU READY? 66 Yearbook Staff EDITOR: Missy Perrine AD STAFF: SEATED: Julie Scheib, Carolyn Warner, STANDING: April Cook, Alicia ASSISTANT EDITOR: Kelli Clark Carder, Connie Meyer, Tim Weikert, Chuck Vingst, April Colbert. Buccanews Staff FRONT ROW: Alicia Carder, Editor: Paula Garman, Tim Weikert, John Broughman, Dave Tobias, Mr. Fisher, ROW TWO: Tammy Richard, Chuck Yingst, Rick Schmidt, Mike Grillot, Ken Taylor, Dave DeMoss, ROW THREE: Julie Scheib, Cathy Warner, Sheryl Elifritz, Kim Layman, Connie Rhoades, Lisa DeMoss, TOP ROW: Scott Winks, April Colbert, Mary Asher, Kecia Chasteen, Susan Heffner. 68 Art Club FRONT ROW: Robin Free, Michelle Shafer, ROW TWO: Denise Schaurer, Amber Rose ROW THREE: Lala Hoblit, Susan Heffner, Alicia Cessner, Terri Beener, Mary Asher, Lori Cain. ROW FOUR: Tracie Cain, Susan Kuntz. ROW FIVE: Andrea Cessner, Missy Wills. ROW SIX: Linda Mead, Scott Rupright, Shannon Zell, Mrs. Cildow. TOP ROW: Linda Westfall, Tim Richardson, Lisa Horen A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The art club makes posters for school and community organiza- tions and activities, has a yearly raffle, takes an art-related field trip, and is responsible for putting on the Spring Art Show. Any student who has taken art in high school or is enrolled in art for the current year is eligible to join the art club. Mrs. lane Gildow 69 OFFICERS: Mrs. Gildow, Iracie Cain, Mary Asher, Michelle Shafer, Susan Heffner. FHA FRONT ROW: Karen Brown. Dee Vogler, Lala Hobln, Anna Evans. Kenna Brandt, Ana Raposo. Gloria Stephens, Toma Dershem. Miss Forman ROW TWO: Teresa Fries. Sherry Holstnger, Barb Mack, jenny Stickley, Carolyn Warner, Dar cie Mercer, Susan Kuntz, Robbin Kelzenberg ROW THREE: Kelly Christian, Angie Wooddell, Leslie looker, Wendy Weyant, Amy Caldwell, Mary Ann Burton, Dawn Burgess, Donna Shaner, Mary Hess ROW FOUR: Becky Epley, Wanda Adams, Ginger Miller, Carol Shafer, Sharon Meyer, Nicki Girouard. Deanne Finfrock, Jennie McMaken, Mic- helle Davis TOP ROW : Rhonda Weigel, Tina Miller, Diana lauber, Diana Hensler, Denise Schaurer, Betsy Rhoades, Dawn Mullennix. A WO FROM THE ADVISOR The Covington FHA is a very active group, 42 members strong. They participate in many fun activ- ities, as well as community service projects. Some of these fun activi- ties include, a bowling party, hay- ride, Christmas Caroling, spaghetti dinner, Sweetheart Dance, Ban- quet, State Convention. Service projects include a Rock-a-thon, visiting the elderly, Teachers' Appreciation Dinner, and contrib- uting to the March of Dimes. The group also participated in the annual sausage and cheese sale. All in all the FHA has been an actively functioning part of Cov- ington High School and look for- ward to next year's events anx- iously. 70 Miss Nancy Forman French Club FRONT ROW: Karen Carman, Chris Patrick, Steve Iddmgs. Chris Vanderhorst. Miss Trost ROW TWO: Brian Garber. Glenn Musgrave, Ana Raposo, Roberta Clack, ROW THRU: Tammy Cook, Angie laughman. |udi Hitchcock, Gret (hen Reck, ROW fOUR: Alicia Carder, Sherry Holsinger, Scott Keiser, Laura longnecker, Deanne Fmfrock, Missy Perrine. Karin Williander, Nicki Girouard ROW FIVE: Susie Hess. Susan Heffner. Robbin Kelzenberg, Doug Holdren, Kelly Christian, Khris Locker, Carolyn Warner, April Cook, left Lisas'� ROW SIX: lackie McCool. Cathy Warner, Paula Carman, Connie Rhoades ROW SEVEN: Barb Mac k, Darete Mercer, Chris Falser, Brad Hall ROW EIGHT: lane Rieth man, Beth Monnin, Jill Riethman, Michelle Wooddell. Dan Shoup, Tim Weikert, Scott Rupnght, Chris Rench TOP ROW: loAnn Dieperink, Guy Dennings, Mary Asher, |oel Brannon. Ke ia Chasteen. Todd Carter, Tim Richardson, |ohn Broughman OFFICERS: SEATED: judi Hitchcock, Miss Trost, Advisor STANDING: Carolyn Warner, Paula Carman, Chris Patrick, Cretchen Reck. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The French Club is composed of 52 members. The purpose of the club is to use French outside the classroom. We have our annual Halloween party and Candlelight Christmas Dinner with all French food. Every year our Christmas project is to visit the care center and present each one with a gift and sing Christmas Carols in French. This year we made gum drop trees and fruit plates for the Covington Community Care Cen- ter. In May we attend a Foreign Language Day at Wright State Uni- versity. In order to attend we were required to do various projects. Miss Doris Trost 71 National Honor Society FRONT ROW: Dave Tobias, )im Rench, )udi Hitchcock, Dave Hall ROW TWO: Chris Simon, Sherry Holsinger, Deb Kiehl, Gretchen Reck, Holly Irvin, Angie Weyant, Jenny Stickley, Alicia Carder, Lisa DeMoss, Sheryl Elifritz, ROW THREE; Linda Mead, Dave Catterlin, Bruce Landes, April Cook, Delores Vogler, Denise Thomas, Laura Longnecker, Mike Caldwell, ROW FOUR: Tom Gross, Cathy Warner, Julie Scheib, Connie Rhoades, Don Fosnight, Ken Taylor, Tim Barbee, Brad Hall, ROW FIVE: Barb Mack, Darcie Mercer, Carolyn War- ner, Nancy Phillips, Lone Ryan, Jon Furrow, Chris Patrick, Tony Longendelpher, TOP ROW: Chuck Yingst, Kirk Tisdale, Tim Weikert, Dan Westfall, Steve Rice, Daryl Reck, Joe Schmidt, Dan Shoup, Tom Manson, NOT PICTURED: Barb Besecker, Cindy Gurdon, Mike Kuntz, Jane Riethman, Jill Riethman, Beth Monnin, Michelle Wooddell, Leslie Catterlin. OFFICERS: SEATED: Dave Tobias, Mrs. Tisdale, STANDING: Dave Hall, Judi Hitchcock, Jim Rench. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR T He clu with qua ship ational ety is a tudents flstanding in scholar- leadership, hciracter and ser i ■ us determined by their teachers and their actions in school. The society's mam purpose is to recognition to these students v hich they might erwise noi receive. ach spring we have an ert i [ the year picnic nf Mrs. bale's Ranch, flection ot officers for the following ar conclude the festivities NHSalsorana softball toss t the PTO Carnival This year the NHS gained 25 new members Tins is a Every prestigious organization. Having such a ( lub at CHS should encourage students to strive to better themselves and also to help promote top quality citizens Mrs. Marjorie Tisdale 72 Key Club FRONT ROW: Mr. Hurlbut, Todd Fields, Greg Rench, Rick Schmidt, Susie Hess, Kathleen Hart ROW TWO: Brian Garber, Dave Tobias, Diana Lauber, Mindy Richard, Sherry Holsinger, Alice Rhoades. ROW THREE: )oe Schmidt, Mike Caldwell, loAnn Dieperink, Jan Emenegger, Mary Asher, Patti Boehringer, Nicki Girouard, John Brandt. ROW FOUR: Gretchen Reck, John Broughman, Laura Longnecker, Jeff Elsass, Karen Garman, Stacie Cain, Chris Simon, Chris Van- derhorst, Deanne Finfrock ROW FIVE: Missy Perrine, Julie McMaken, Michelle Shafer, Kecia Chasteen, Juanita Ludy, Jackie Clark, Dave DeMoss ROW SIX: Michelle Davis, Tim Weikert Chuck Vingst, April Colbert, Bonnie Angle, Missy Wills, Susan Heffner, ROW SEVEN: Kevin Finfrock, Susie Snider, Donel Arbogast, Lori Sirch, Brenda Gariety, Kelly Christian, John Hack- ed ROW EIGHT: Steve Simon, Chris Patrick, Paula Garman, Jackie McCool, Jennie McMaken Mark Williams, Mike Grillot. OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Missy Perrine, Kevin Finfrock, Mr. Hurlbul ROW TWO: Rick Schmidt, Steve Simon A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR In 1979-80, the Key Club's fund raising projects enabled them to purchase a new color TV set for the school cafeteria. Projects included bi-monthly paper drives, raffles, selling Valentine carna- tions, etc. The club had a hayride, Christmas party, and a canoe river clean up trip. Also, they took over the city government for a day. The Key Club cooperated with other clubs in collecting Heart Fund donations. Mr. Alba Hurlbut Student Council A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR Student Council is becoming more and more an instrument of government in the school. As we receive more students who wish to be involved in these activities and are concerned about the school then the Council will become even more an integral part of the system. Mr. Steve Fisher FRONT ROW: Carolyn Warner, Mike Caldwell, Gretchen Reck, Julie McMaken, Dave Tobias, Mr. Fisher. ROW TWO: Tim Weikert, Susan Landis, Rick Schmidt, Chuck Yingst ROW TF1REE: Dave DeMoss, Mike Grillot, Denise Schaurer, Laura Longnecker TOP ROW: Jennie McMaken, Nicki Girouard, Brian Garber, Khris Locker OFFICERS: SEATED: Gretchen Reck, Mr. Fisher STANDING: Laura Longnecker, Julie McMaken, Dave Tobias. 74 Tri -Hi-Y FRONT ROW: Mrs. Snyder, Advisor, Bonnie Thompson, Gretchen Reck, julie McMaken, Alicia Carder, Judy Miller, Deb Clark, Lori Cecil, Barb Wirrig, Sherry Holsinger, Cheryl Baldridge ROW TWO: Carolyn Warner, April Cook, Patti Boehringer, Diana Lauber, Missy Perrine, Holly Irvin, Angie Weyant, Jenny Stickley, Lori Sirch, Michelle Voisard ROW THREE: Judi Hitchcock, Stacie Cain, Mindy Richard, Alice Rhoades, Linda Mead, julie Scheib, Connie Rhoades, Lisa DeMoss, ROW FOUR: Louise Lauber, Laura Longnecker, Susan Landis, Lori Frantz, Janet Etter, Cathy Warner, Susan Kuntz. ROW FIVE: Betsy Rhoades, Dawn Mullennix, Diana Hensler, Teresa Fries, Kim Layman, Tammy Richard. Chris Weigel. TOP ROW: Mary Asher, Kecia Chasteen, Michelle Shafer, Susan Heffner, Missy Black, Chris Hoop, Jackie Clark, Toni Brickey. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The Powderpuff Football game is the big event every year for Tri- Hi-Y. The Seniors won this year 20- 6 over the Junior girls. Jeff Lauber was crowned Mr. Bigstuff at half- time of the game. The money from the game goes to charity. Iri-Hi-Y also plans a Christmas Party with the FHA. The combined group goes Christmas Caroling to homes of the elderly. In the Spring, plans are made for a Tea and Style Show with the modeling done by Tri-Hi- Y members. Mrs. Judy Snyder 75 TNT FRONT ROW: Scott Keiser, Kathleen Hart, Chuck Yingst, Scott Beener, Lori Sirch, Michelle Voisard, Barb Mack, Amber Rose. ROW TWO: Kelly Alexander, Bonnie Miller, Tina Miller, Paula Carman, Cathy Warner, Susan Kuntz, Carolyn Warner, Diana Lauber ROW THREE: Char- lene Kelley, Pat Thomas, Khris Locker, Missy Wills, Lou Ann Gephart, Patti Boehringer, Stacie Cain, Alice Rhoades ROW FOUR: lanet Schmidt, Kelli Clark, Anna Evans, Lala Hoblit, Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher, Michelle Shafer, Lori Cain, Denise Schaurer, |oAnn Dieperink ROW FIVE: Kenna Brandt, Jackie Clark, April Colbert, Jane Riethman, Beth Monnin, Jill Riethman, Michelle Wooddell. ROW SIX: Dawn Burgess, Mary Ann Burton, Amy Caldwell, Susan Heffner, Susie Hess, Missy Black, Toni Brickey ROW SEVEN: Mindy Richard, Linda Mead, Karen Cromes, Brenda Zacharias, Brad Hall, Dave Hall OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Mr. Schultz — Advisor, Dave Hall. ROW TWO: Stacie Cain, Kecia Chasteen, April Colbert. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The TNT at Covington High School is a very active organiza- tion. The club members provide assistance at all three buildings in the Covington school system. The assistance includes such things as reading to and listening to ele- mentary school students, tutoring students at all levels, and helping teachers prepare for class. Mr. Ron Schultz 76 Scholarship Team FRONT ROW: Joe Schmidt, Dave Hall, Jim Rench, Barb Mack, Connie Rhoades, ROW TWO: Jane Riethman, Beth Monnin, Jill Riethman Cathy Warner, Jackie McCool, BACK ROW: John Broughman, Dan Hoblit, Allen Mack, Dan Shoup, Brad Hall, NOT PICTURED: Kellie Min- nich. A WORD FROM THE ADVISOR The Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement are especially designed for students in the high schools of Ohio who enjoy the challenge of stiff academic com- petition and aspire to individual recognition. All secondary schools in Ohio are encouraged to enroll their top students for the competi- tion, which is held on the first Sat- urday morning in May of each year. As individuals, students com- pete for a trophy to the first place winner statewide in each subject area. Gold seal certificates are awarded to all state and geograph- ical winners. Mrs. Marjorie Tisdale AMERICANISM WINNERS: Tim Weikert, Barb Mack, Jim Rench, and Dan Shoup. VOICE OF DEMOCRACY: Darcie Mercer, Carolyn Warner, Barb Mack, NOT PICTURED: Chris Patrick Varsity“C f cnsiT ROW- Sherrv Holsineer Gretchen Reck, Julie McMaken. Judy Miller, Bonnie Thompson, Alicia Carder, Chuck Yingst, £5?'T ? eTotTWO: Missy Perrine, Delores Vogler, Terry Adams, Laura Longnecker, Diana Hensler Kecia Chast'een, April Colbert, Patti Boehrmger, Jeff Cain ROW THREE: Todd Fie'ds nwVoiJR- Crea drs. Laura Hmdmarch, Holly Irvin. Barb Besecker, Mary Asher. Chrrs Srnron I‘J“ “°S:'2™ °2 t5r3 Crillot Phil Reck DonFosnight ROW SIX: |oe Richard, leff Lauber, Jim Rench. Dave Tobias Scot!‘ fefmsaV Dan Shoup, Brad Hall, ROW SEVEN: Rob Girouard, Rick Schmidt, Ron Brant, Don Emenegger, Chris Vanderhorsl, let sa , TOP ROW: Steve Simon, Jim Tobias, Kevin Finfrock, Ed Barger r a m a ONT ROW: Patty Chambers, Scott Rupnght. BACK ROW: Joel Brannon, Chris Patrick, Ron Brant, tactae ciarK ri Cain, Paula Garman, Carol Kuether, Miss Doris Trost, Katrena Riedel, Lou Ann Gephart 78 Marching Band FRONT ROW: Terry Eichelberger, Mary Hess, Susan Landis, Cindi Solomon, Toni Brickey, Mr. Scarth, SECOND ROW: Lori Sirch. Lyle Kritzber- ger, Scott Keiser, Mark Keiser, Scott Beener, Tracy Lyons, THIRD ROW: April Dershem, Kellie Minnich, April Cook, Connie Rhoades, Lisa DeMoss, Karen Carman, Mary Ann Burton, Ginger Anderson, Theresa Beener, Nicki Girouard, Dawn Mullennix, Betsy Rhoades, Peggy Mead FOURTH ROW: lane Riethman, Tracie Cain, Julie Scheib, Barb Mack, Missy Wills, Karen Warner, Deanne Finfrock, Bonnie Angle, Michelle Davis. Leslie Looker, Angie Wooddell, Dan Shoup, Jill Riethman. Beth Monnin. FIFTH ROW: Dave Hall. Juanita Ludy, Daryl Reck, Karen Barn hart. Brad Hall, Kathleen Hart. Jenny Stickley, Mindy Richard, Amber Rose, Scott Richard, Donel Arbogast, Diana Lauber, Bonnie Thompson, Alice Rhoades, Mike Ryan, Tammy Cook. Michelle, Wooddell, Kelly Christian, Cathy Warner, Darcie Mercer TOP ROW: Tonia Derhsem! Dave Catterlin, Allen Mack, JoAnn Dieperink, April Colbert, Michelle Shafer, Patti Boehringer, Linda Mead, Dawn Burgess, Missy Black, Omer Wennmg, Susie Hess, Glenna Fulks, Jackie McCool, Brenda Gariety, Lynn Kritzberger, Rhonda Mead, Bob Barkes. Ma jorettes Cindi Solomon, Susan Landis, Mary Hess, Toni Brickey, Terry Eichelberger MARY HESS TONI BRICKEY Flag Corps Clenna Fulks, Lynn Kritzberger, Brenda Gariety, Rhonda Mead, April Colbert, Patti Boeh- ringer, Dawn Burgess, lackie McCool, Susie Hess, Missy Black, Linda Mead, Michelle Shafer, JoAnn Dieperink. 81 Concert Band FRONT ROW: Barb Mack, Tracy Cain, Cindi Solomon, julie Scheib, Ma™ Hess, lane Riethman, Deanne Finfrock, Peggy Mead ROW TW( April Cook, Connie Rhoades, Lisa DeMoss, Kellie Minnich, Mary Ann Burton, Terri Beener, Ginger Anderson, Missy Wills, Karen Warne Nicki Girouard, Bonnie Angle, Michelle Davis, Wendy Weyant, Angie Wooddell, Leslie Looker, Dan Shoup, jill Riethman, Beth Monnin ROV THREE: Toni Brickey, Juanita Ludy, Karen Barnhart, Susan Heffner, Amber Rose, Kathleen Hart, Jenny Stickley, Mindy Richard, Allen Mad Brad Hall, Daryl Reck, Dave Hall, Scott Richard, Diana Lauber, Donel Arbogast, Alice Rhoades, Mike Ryan, Jim Schilling, Tammy Cook, Mk helle Wooddell, Kelly Christian, Cathy Warner, Darcie Mercer ROW FOUR: Bob Barkes, Omer Wenning, Tonia Dershem STANDING: Lo Sirch, Scott Keiser, Bill Burton, Tracy Lyons, Scott Anderson, Scott Beener, Mr. Scarth. DIRECTOR 82 MR. SCARTH Band Council, Pep Band BAND COUNCIL: Karen Warner, Dave Hall, Barb Mack, Mark Keiser, Daryl Reck, Tammy Cook, Diana Lauber, April Cook. PEP BAND, FRONT ROW: Brad Hall, Darcie Mercer, Cathy Warner, Julie Scheib, Barb Mack, Connie Rhoades ROW TWO: Dave Hall, Kellie Minnich, Kelly Christian, Kathleen Hart, Leslie Looker, Amber Rose TOP ROW: Dan Shoup, Karen Barnhart, Daryl Reck, Scott Keiser, Allen Mack, Lori Sirch, Bob Barkes. 83 Chorus FRONT ROW: Juanita Ludy, Karen Brown, Kellie Minnich, Amy Caldwell, )an Emenegger, Tracie Cain, Glenn Musgrave ROW TWO: Linda Westfall, Ana Raposo, Darcie Mercer, Jeff Swallow, Roberta Clack, Robbin Kelzenberg, Bob Barkes, Amber Rose TOP ROW: Dan Cain, Jim Tobias, Glenna Fulks, Marc Cain, Scott Keiser, Chuck Vingst, Mr. Scarth. A WORD FROM THE DIRECTOR This Chorus is slightly larger than last year's which is a very encouraging sign. This shows that there are students within the school who are interested in vocal performing. Although these stu- dents' talents are limited in respect with their music reading abilities, they are very willing to learn. If the chorus program continues to grow as it has in the past two years I see no reason why it cannot be a very fine organization within the very near future. Mr. Cary Scarth Office Help FRONT OFFICE: KNEELING: Tracy Cain, Brenda Gariety, Sheryl Elifritz, Barb Mack STANDING: Dave Tobias, Sherry Holsinger, Susie Snider, Julie Scheib, Carolyn Warner. ATTENDANCE OFFICE: FRONT ROW: April Cook, Susan Hess, John Broughman ROW TWO: Cindi Solomon, Angie Weyant, Deb Kiehl, Mary Hess TOP ROW: Alice Rhoades, Linda Mead. Absent from picture: Andrea Gessner LIBRARY: April Cook, Susan Kuntz, Carolyn Warner, Paula Carman, Julie Scheib, Jenny Stickley, Linda Westfall, Alicia Carder, Judy Miller, Tammy Richard, Carol Kuether, Connie Meyer. 85 K I CLASSES §L a ■ . Senior Class meeting._________________________________________________Rob gets his picture taken by surprise! 87 SENIORS KATHY AMICK JAN ATTERHOLT BETH AUKERMAN PAM BAKER CHERYL BALDRIDGE TIM BARBEE TIM BARNHART PATTY BELL BARB BESECKER TERRI BRANDT TRAVIS BRANNON RON BRANT SENIORS 88 DEANNA BURGESS JEFF CAIN SHARI CAIN MIKE CALDWELL ALICIA CARDER LESLIE CATTERLIN LORI CECIL DEB CLARK REBECCA COLLINS APRIL COOK JOHN FLAUGHER |OEY FRIES SENIORS JON FURROW ROBCIROUARD DAVE HALL RANDY HINES JUDI HITCHCOCK DAVE HOFFERT SHERRY HOLSINCER DEBI KIEHL ROB KISER CAROL KUETHER MIKE KUNTZ MARK LANDIS - SENIORS 90 LOUISE LAUBER JEFF LAUBER BARBARA MACK TOM MANSON JUDY MILLER LINDA MILLS JEFF MINNICH JIM MOORE SENIORS 91 KEITH PARKER CHRIS PATRICK NANCY PHILLIPS BOB PLATT RANDY PRITCHARD ANA RAPOSO DARYL RECK CRETCHEN RECK JIMRENCH STEVE RICE JOE RICHARD LORIE RYAN SENIORS 92 DEB SAMPSON MARVIN SCHILLING JOE SCHMIDT SUE SELANDERS CARL SHAFER BRUCE SHEFBUCH DOUG SIMON CINDI SOLOMON BONNIE SUBLER MIKESUPINGER DENISE THOMAS BONNIE THOMPSON __________ : SENIORS_____________ 93 DAVE TOBIAS CAROLYN WARNER DAN WESTFALL KARIN WILLIANDER OFFICERS and ADVISORS: Rob Cirouard, Alicia Carder, Mr. Lynn Shellenberger, Sherry Holsinger, Miss Doris Trost, Carolyn Warner, ! ■■■■■■ SENIORS 94 Things We’ve Done AMICK, KATHRYN HAZEL — Nickname Keffey — Class Play Usher 11; TNT 9; Art Club 9; FHA 9; (oint Vocational School 12 ATTERHOLTJANIS — Track 11,12; French Club 11; Art Club 12 AUKERMAN, CLARISSA BETH — Nickname “Beth'' — Joint Vocational School 11,12 BAKER, PAMELA SUE — Art Club 9 BALDRIDGE, CHERYL ANN — Softball 9, 10; Vol- leyball 10, 11; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Chorus 11; Marching Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10,11; Band Vice President 11; Student Council 11; Yearbook Staff 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 10, 11, 12; Fifth Grade Camp Advisor 11 BARBEE, TIMOTHY ALAN — Nickname Barbe que'' — Wrestling 9, 10; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 11,12; Varsity C 9, 10; FFA State Farmer 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 BARNHART, TIMOTHY JOE — Nickname Tim BELL, PATRICIA LYNNE — TNT 9; FHA 9 BESECKER, BARBARA JEAN — Nickname Barb — Softball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society, Homecoming Court 12; Sports Honors; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y.10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Joint Vocational School 11, 12; OOEA; Secretary Data Processing 11,12 BRANDT, TERRI — Joint Vocational School 11,12 BRANNON, TRAVIS ALAN — Nickname Holly- wood Jarvis — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10,11,12; Play Cast and Crew 11; Varsity C 9,10.11, 12 BRANT, RONALD DEAN — Nickname Vida and Ronaldo — Basketball 9,11, Track 9; Baseball 12; Cross Country 9; Football Statistician 9,10,11; Bas- ketball Statistician 9, 10; Chorus 9; Perfect Attend- ance 9, 10; Intramural Basketball 10; Art Club 11; Key Club 9; Voted Funniest Boy 12 BURGESS, DEANNA KAY — Nickname Bird — FHA 9, 10, 11; Joint Vocational School 11, 12; VICA Club CAIN, JEFF A. — Football 9,10,11, 12; Track 9,10; Sports Honors CAIN, SHARON MARIE — Nickname Shari — Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12, Joint Vocational School 11, 12; OOEA, Secretary 11, 12; JVS Honors 11,12 CALDWELL, MICHAEL B. — Nickname Colonel — Class Play Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Fair 9, Superior at State; Who's Who 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Board Member 10, 11; Student Council 12; Art Club 9; Yearbook Staff 11,12; Voted Most Mechanical 12 CARDER, ALICIA ANN — Nickname Kotter — Class Vice President 10, Treasurer 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Student Librarian 10, 11, 12; Who's Who 12; Homecoming Court 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 9,10,11, Vice President 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12, Buccanews Editor 12; Yearbook Ad Staff 12; Powder Puff 10,11,12, Sports Honors CATTERLIN, LESLIE ANN — Nickname Liz — Volleyball Statistician 10. Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Joint Voca- tional School 11,12; OOEA CECIL, LARENA HELEN — Nickname Lori — Cheerleader 9,10; FHA 9,10,11; TNT 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12, VICA Club; Pow- der Puff 12 CLARK, DEBRA L. — Nickname Foxy — March- ing Band 9, 10, Majorette 10; Concert Band 9; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, Historian 12, Joint Vocational School 11,12, OOEA; Student Congress President 12 COLLINS, REBECCA SUE — Cheerleader 9; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10,11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Joint Vocational School 11,12 COOK, APRIL GAYE — Volleyball 9; Statistician Volleyball 10, Statistician Boys Track 10, 11; National Honor Society; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11, 12; Pep Band 10,11; Band Senior Representative 12; Attendance Office 12; Student Librarian 12; Who's Who 12; Buckeye Girls State Alternate 11; Spanish Club 9; French Club 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; FHA 9,10; Powder Puff 10,11; Yearbook Ad Staff 12 FLAUGHER, JOHN EDWARD — Cross Country 10; Play Cast 11, Homecoming Escort 12; Art Club 9, President FRIES, MARION DUAINE — Nickname |oe — loint Vocational Sc hool 11,12; VICA Club FURROW, |ON EDWARD — Wrestling 9, 10; National Honor Society; Play Cast 11; Homecom- ing Queen Escort 12; Voted Most Artistic 12; Intramural Basketball 9; Art Club 9, 10; Varsity C 9, 10, 11,12 GIROUARD, ROBERT |OSEPH — Nic kname Rob — Class Secretary 11, 12; Football 9,10, 11,12; Bas- ketball 9,10; Baseball 10,11 HALL, DAVID ERIC — Nic kname Dave — Schol- arship Team 11, 12; National Honor Society, Vice President 12; Play Cast 11, 12; Marc hing Band 9,10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Band Secretary 10, 11, President 12; Princi- pal's Office 11; Homecoming Escort 12, Science Fair 9; Americ anism Winner 11; Who's Who 11,12; TNF President 12 HINES, RANDY HITCHCOCK, JUDITH ANN — Nickname )udi — Class Vic e President 9; Sc holarship Team 10,11; Frac k 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10; Cheerleader 10, 11; National Honor Soc iety, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; Marc hing Band 9,10,11; Majorette 9,10,11; Home- coming Candidate 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10,11,12; Frenc h Club 9,10,11,12, Vice Presi- dent 11, President 12; Varsity C 9, 10,11,12; Powder Puff 10,11, 12; Who's Who 11,12 HOFFERT, DAVE L. — Football 9; Wrestling 10 HOLSINGER, SHERRY ANN — Class Secretary 9, President 10, 11,12; Basketball 9; Softball 9, 10,11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; National Honor Soc iety; Play Cast 11; Princ ipal's Office 12; Student Librarian 9, 10, 11; Homecoming Queen 12; FHA 9, Secretary 10, Vice President 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y 11, Secretary 12; Varsity C 9,10,11,12; French Club 9, 10; Key Club 12; Voted Girl Who Worked Hardest For Class 12; All Around Senior Girl 12; Mum Festival Queen Candidate 12; Pumpkin Show Queen Candidate 12; Strawberry Queen Candi- date 10 KIEHL, DEBRA LYNN — Nickname Debi — National Honor Society; Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Attendance Office 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Who's Who 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10; French Club 10; Year- book Assistant Editor 10; Yearbook Editor 11 KISER, ROB BRETT — Baseball 10; Golf 11, 12; Key Club9,10; )oint Vocational School 11,12; OOEA KUETHER, CAROL ANN — Chorus 11; Play Cast 11; Student Librarian 11,12; FHA 11 KUNTZ, MICHAEL ROGER — National Honor Soci- ety; loint Vocational School 11,12; FFA 11,12; FFA Star State Mechanic Degree 12 LANDIS, MARK ALLAN — Nickname Mad Dog — Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,12; Track 9, 10,11,12; Play Cast 12; joint Vocational School 11, 12; VICA 11, President 12; Welding Class Treasurer 12 LAUBER, GALE LOUISE — Nickname Weezie — Class Secretary 10; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9; Art Club 9,10,11; TNT 9,10; French Club 9,10; Student Counc il 9,10; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Varsity C 9,10,11, 12 LAUBER, JEFFERY RICHARD — Nickname |eff — Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 9;flasketball Statisti- cian 9; Football Honors; Mr. Big Stuff 12; Varsity C 10,11,12 MACK, BARBARA ELAINE — Nickname Barb — Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Band Vice President 12; Guidance Office 12; Prin- cipal's Office 12; Buckeye Girls State 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Voice of Democracy 12; Americ anism 11,12; Frenc h Award 10; Who's Who 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, Treasurer 12; TNT 9, 12; Frenrh Club 11,12 McMAKEN, JULIE ANN — Track 9; Softball 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Attendance Office 11; Who's Who 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Student Council 11, Secretary 12; Varsity C 9,10,11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Key Club 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12; Fifth Grade Camp Advisor 11; Powder Puff 10,11,12 MANSON, THOMAS DOUGLAS — Nickname Tom — Football 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 9; Mr. Big Stuff Candi- date 12; Varsity C11,12 MEAD, RHONDA KAY — Softball 10; Flag Corps 12; joint Vocational School 11, 12; OOEA 11, 12, Historian 11 MERCER, DARCIE LYNN — Scholarship Team 10; National Honor Soc iety; Play Cast 10,11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10, 11, 12; Guidance Office 11, 12; Voice of Democracy 12; Who's Who 11,12; French Club 11, 12; FHA10,11,12 MEYER, CONNIE LYNN — Play Crew 11; Student Librarian 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11; Yearbook Ad Staff 12; FHA 9, 10; Voted Girl With The Prettiest Hair 12 MILLER, JUDY ANN — Nickname Miller — Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12; Softball 9, 10,11, 12; Volleyball 11; Student Librarian 11,12; Who's Who 11,12; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, President 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Sports Honors; Powder Puff 10, 11, 12; Voted Most Athletic Girl 12; Voted Funniest Girl 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12 MILLS, LINDA KAY — FHA 9; joint Vocational School 11,12; VICA Club MINNICH, JEFF DAVID — joint Vocational Sc hool 11,12 MOORE, JIM EDWARD — Nickname Jim — Joint Vocational School 11,12; FFA 11,12; FFA Vice President 12 PARKER, KEITH ALLEN — Basketball 9; Basketball Student Manager 10; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11,12; joint Vocational Sc hool 11,12; VICA Club II, 12; VICA Reporter 11; Secretary 12 PATRICK, JOHN CHRISTOPHER — Nickname Red Man — Cedar Grove High School 9; Scholar- ship Team 10, 11; Track 9; Football Student Man- ager 9, 10; Wrestling Student Manager 9; National Honor Society; Play Crew 11; Guidance Office 11; Voice of Democracy 12; Key Club 10, 11, Board Member 12; French Club 10,11, Secretary 12 PHILLIPS, NANCY MARIE — Volleyball 9, 10; National Honor Society; FHA 9, 10; joint Voca- tional School 11,12; OOEA, Reporter 11,12 PLATT, ROBERT LEE — Nickname Squirrel — Basketball 9; Baseball 9; Football and Basketball Student Manager 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 11; joint Vocational School 11,12 PRITCHARD, RANDOLPH LEE — Track 10 RAPOSO, ANA MARIA — Nickname Anita — (Exchange Student) Santa Teresa 10; Franciscanas 11, 12, (Venezuela); Basketball 11, 12; Chorus 12, Play Cast 12; French Club 12; FHA 12 RECK, DARYL GENE — Nickname Bud — National Honor Society; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10,11,12; Band Treasurer 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 11,12; Science Fair 9 RECK, GRETCHEN SUE — Track 9, 10; Softball 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 12; National Honor Society; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9,10, 11; Majorette 9,10,11; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12; Who's Who 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; Tri- Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Student Council 11, President 12; Varsity C 9,10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 11; Key Club 12; Powder Puff 10,12; Sports Honors RENCH, JAMES ASHBY — Nickname jim — Scholarship Team 9, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; National Honor Society, Treasurer 12; Play Cast 11,12; Play Crew 11; Guidance Office 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Americanism 12; Key Club 12; Varsity C12 RICE, STEVEN LAUREN — Nickname Steve — Golf 11, 12; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 9,11,12; Science Fair 9 RICHARD, JOE CLETUS — Nickname Finney — Football 11, 12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9, Basketball Statistician 9; Varsity C12 97 RYAN, IORIE JEAN — Nickname Shorty — Glen- oak High School 9, 10; Track 10; Softball 12; National Honor Society; Play Cast 12; Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Math Science Club 10; Powder Puff 11, 12; loint Vocational School 11, 12; |VS Memory Book Editor 12; Student Congress Treasurer 12; VICA Club Parliamentarian 12 SAMPSON, DEBRA SUE — Nickname Sam Deb — Marching Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Pep Band 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 11, 12; loint Vocational School 11, 12; OOEA, Historian 11, President 12 SCHILLING, MARVIN KENNETH — Americanism 9 SCHMIDT, JOSEPH FREDERICK — Scholarship Team 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Soci- ety; Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12; Varsity C 9,10.11, 12; Key Club 12 SELANDERS, CAROLYN SUE — Nickname Sue — Track 10; loint Vocational School 11,12; VICA Club SHAFER, CARL ARTHUR — Nickname Shafe — Wrestling 10; loint Vocational School 11, 12; FFA State Farmer 12; FFA 11,12 SHEFBUCH, BRUCE ALLEN SIMON, DOUGLAS LEE — Football 9,10,11 SOLOMON, CYNTHIA KAY — Nickname Cindi — Softball 10; Cheerleader 9, 11; Play Cast 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Majorette 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,11,12; Attendance Office 12 SUBLER, BONNIE JEAN — Nickname Bon — Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Girls' State Alternate 11; Student Council 9, Reporter 10; Who's Who 11, 12; Voted Best Dressed Girl 12 SUPINGER, MIKE R. — Nickname Supie — Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9, 10; Play Cast 12; Perfect Attendance 11; Varsity C 10; Homecoming Escort 12; VICA Club 11, 12; VICA Reporter 11, President 12; loint Vocational School 11,12 THOMAS, DENISE ARLENE — Class Treasurer 11; Track 10; Softball 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, National Honor Society; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9; Pep Band 9; Perfect Attendance 11; OOEA 11, 12, President 11; Public Relations Coordinator 12; loint Vocational School 11,12 THOMPSON, BONNIE ELLEN — Nickname Bon- Bon — Basketball 9,10.11,12; Softball 9.10,11,12; Volleyball Statistician 10; Play Cast 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Art Club 9. 10; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 10,11,12; Joint Vocational School 11,12; VICA Club TOBIAS, DAVID DOUGLAS — Nickname Toby — Class Vice President 11; Scholarship Team 9,10, 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9,11,12; Baseball 10; Basketball Statistician 9; National Honor Society, Vice President 11, Presi- dent 12; Play Cast and Crew 11; Principal's Office 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice President 11; Key Club 12; Sports Honors WARNER, CAROLYN SUE — Nickname C W. Post — Class Vice President 12; National Honor Society; Play Cast 11, 12; Principal's Office 11, 12; Guidance Office 11; Student Librarian 12; Girls' State Delegate 11; Perfect Attendance 11, 12; FHA 10, 11, 12, President 12, District Vice President 11 and 12; TNT 9,10,11, 12; French Club 11, Reporter 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,12; Yearbook Staff 10; Yearbook Ad Staff 11, Manager 12; Student Council 11, 12, Secretary 11; Voted Girl Who Worked Hardest For Class 12; Who's Who 11,12; Voice of Democracy 12 WESTFALL, DANIEL WAYNE — Nickname Sweat — Football 9, 10, 11,12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; National Honor Society; Perfect Attendance 9, 11, 12; Sports Honors; Art Club9; Varsity C 10,11,12 WILLIANDER, KARIN MARIA — (Exchange Stu dent) Sweden; Basketball 12; Track 12; Play Cast 12; Flag Corps 12; Art Club 12; French Club 12; Key Club 12; FHA 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12 SHERRY HOLSINGER PUMPKIN QUEEN CANDIDATE This year Sherry Holsinger was selected to represent Covington in the Mum Festival and Pumpkin Show Queen Contests. This proved to be a very good choice for repre- sentative as Sherry was Second Runner-up in the Mum Queen Contest. She did very well in Bradford also. Barb Mack and Carolyn Warner repre- sented Covington at Girls' State. Congratu- lations! CAROLYN WARNER AND BARB MACK GIRLS' STATE SHERRY HOLSINGER MUM QUEEN CANDIDATE 99 Senior Favorites This year the Seniors voted on the following people as their Favorites in the 9 categories on the next 2 pages. The pictures try to express each person's own personality. FUNNIEST: )udy Miller and Ron Brant FRIENDLIEST: Dave Tobias and Sherry Holsinger. BEST DRESSED: Bonnie Subler and )oe Schmidt MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Barb Mack and Dave Tobias. 100 WORKED HARDEST EOR THEIR CLASS: Sherry Holsinger, Rob Girouard, Dave Tobias, Carolyn Warner. MOST MECHANICAL: Mike Caldwell MOST ARTISTIC: )on Furrow NEATEST HAIR: Jeff Lauber and Connie Meyer I: MOST ATHLETIC: Judy Miller and Dave Tobias. 101 1979-80 HOMECOMING QUEEN MISS SHERRY HOLSINGER AND HER ESCORT MR. JON FURROW ALICIA CARDER AND DAVE HALL JUDI HITCHCOCK AND DOUG HOLDREN BARB WIRRIG AND MIKE SUPINGER JULIE McMAKEN AND JOHN FLAUGHER 103 Carolyn Warner — Athena Club Award Connie Rhoades — All Ohio Band Barbara Mack — John Philip Sousa Award Darcie Mercer — Most Improved Band Member Dave Tobias — I Dare You Award Carolyn Warner— CEA Scholarship Mike Caldwell — Service Award Tim, Barbara, Jim, Dan — Americanism Winners Barbara, Tim, Mike, Shari, Jim, Keith — Perfect Attendance Four Year Awards 104 Looking Back GUESS WHOi 1. Alicia Carder 2. Mike Kuntz 3. Julie McMaken 4. Kathy Amick 5. Rhonda Mead 6. Bob Platt 7. Keith Parker 8. Cheryl Baldridge 9. Dan Westfall 10. Rebecca Collins 11. Daryl Reck 12. Randy Hines 13. Tom Manson 14. Tim Barbee 7 8 9 10 11 12 106 13 14 GUESS WHO? 1 Beth Aukerman 2. Shari Cain 3. Sherry Holsinger 4. Jon Furrow 5. Carol Kuether 6. Deanna Burgess 7. Judi Hitchcock 8. Chris Patrick 9. April Cook 10. Lori Cecil 11. Cindi Solomon 12. Karin Williander 13. Joey Fries 14. Debi Kiehl 107 14 GUESS WHO? 1. Dave Tobias 2. Travis Brannon 3. Judy Miller 4 Tim Barnhart 5 Rob Girouard 6. Lorie Ryan 7. Doug Holdren 8. Gretchen Reck 9 Mark Landis 10. Leslie Catterlin 11. Jeff Minnich 12. Rob Kiser 13. Mike Caldwell 14. Carl Shafer 15. Dave Hall 9 13 108 14 11 15 GUESS WHO? 1 Pam Baker 2. Bonnie Subler 3. Deb Clark 4. Bonnie Thompson 5. Darcie Mercer 6. Jeff Lauber 7. Doug Simon 8 Joe Schmidt 9 Ron Brant 10 Barb Mack 11 Nancy Phillips 12. Carolyn Warner 13. |im Rench 14 Randy Pritchard 14 13 109 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: SITTING: Mr. McCord, Mr. Scarth, STANDING; Connie Rhoades, Lou Ann Gephart, Chuck Yingst, Jill Riethman. - JUNIORS 110 Terry Adams Dave Alexander Ed Barger Mike Boehringer Rick Boehringer Mary Boggs Bob Boyer Denise Brickey |ohn Broughman Tim Burns Dan Cain Stacie Cain Tracy Cain Dave Catterlin Gregg Cavender Dennis Clark David Cool Richard Cromwell April Dershem Scott Dohme Sheryl Elifritz Rus Ely JUNIORS 111 Don Emenegger Sheryl Epley lanet Etter Ted Fields Kevin Finfrock Lori Frantz Paula Carman Lou Ann Gephart Lyle Kritzberger Susan Kuntz Bruce Landes Susan Landis JUNIORS 112 Gary Lavey Brian Little Scott Manson Robert May lackie McCool Sharon Meyer Ginger Miller Todd Miller Curtis Mohler Beth Monnin Ben Mutzner Missy Perrine Cheryl Posci Greg Rench Connie Rhoades lane Riethman (ill Riethman |eff Ryan Julie Scheib Rick Schmidt Angie Shafer Carol Shafer )ohn Shell Lynise Silveira 113 Deb Simon Steve Simon Rodney Sprenkel Rick Stephan )eff Swallow Kirk Tisdale Jim Tobias Paul Vickroy Cathy Warner Cheryl Weidner Chris Weigel Tim Weikert Omer Wenning Linda Westfall Mark Williams Michelle Wooddell Jody Yaney Chuck Yingst NOT PICTURED: Don Blankenship Todd Herron Phil Riedel Scot! Solzing Boh Tipton =JUNIORS------- 114 JUNIORS 115 JUNIORS 116 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: SEATED: Phil Reck, Mr. Tisdale, Mrs. Snyder, STANDING: Kecia Chasteen, Mary Asher, Denise Schaurer. SOPHOMORES - 117 Donel Arbogast Bill Arnett Mary Asher Tom Bailey Beth Baker Kim Baker )im Baldridge Dale Barger Mike Basye Peg Payless Scott Beener Kenny Bell Pat Besecker Missy Black Patti Boehringer |oel Brannon Toni Brickey Kevin Bucklew Bill Burton Lori Cain Rusty Carder Todd Carder Kevin Caskey Patty Chambers SOPHOMORES — 118 Kecia Chasteen Jackie Clark Kelli Clark April Colbert Jay Davis Scott Davis Dave DeMoss Lisa DeMoss Guy Dennings JoAnn Dieperink Terry Eichelberger John England Kathy Enz Chris Epley Anna Marie Evans Carry Fair Todd Fields Don Fosnight Teresa Fries Glenna Fulks Andrea Gessner MikeGirouard Mike Grillot Brad Hall SOPHOMORES - 119 Susan Heffner Diana Hensler Steve Hines Terry Hines Susie Hess Lala Hoblit Chris Hoop Brian Huber Sherry Huber Holly Irvin Diana Lauber Kim Layman Mark Lehman Tony Longendelpher Laura Longnecker Rick Lyons Michelle McClurg Linda Mead Dan Millhouse jerry Minnich Dawn Mullennix Alex Patrick Darryl Platt Doug Pritchard 120 Bob Pritchard Phil Reck Alice Rhoades Betsy Rhoades Mindy Richard Tammy Richard Tim Richardson Katrena Riedel Nicki Roberts Scott Rupright Mike Ryan Dan Sampson Denise Schaurer |im Schilling Janet Schmidt Cary Seger Michelle Shafer Allen Shaffer Donna Shaner Dan Shoup Chris Simon Lori Sirch Jim Smith Susie Snider SOPHOMORES = 121 Randy Sprenkel Gloria Stephens jenny Stickley Gail Swartz Ken Taylor Chris Trubee Eric Turner Delores Vogler Michele Voisard Lonnie Weaver Angie Weyant Scott Winks Chris Yingst Donnie Yingst NOT PICTURED: John Brandt Lisa Dieckman Bill Gold SOPHOMORES — 122 SOPHOMORES - 123 SOPHOMORES — 124 OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: SEATED: Mr Harding, Brian Garber, Mr. Fisher, STANDING: Nicki Girouard, Tammy Cook, Deanne Finfrock. FRESHMEN----■ 125 Wanda Adams Kelly Alexander Ginger Anderson Scott Anderson Bonnie Angle Phil Aukerman Bob Barkes Karen Barnhart Terrie Beener Brian Bitner Pete Boehringer Kenna Brandt Karen Brown Steve Brown Dawn Burgess Mary Ann Burton Marc Cain Amy Caldwell Kelly Christian Roberta Clack Rodney Collins Tammy Cook John Counts Lori Counts FRESHMEN 126 Karen Cromes Michelle Davis Tonia Dershem Jeff Elsass |an Emenegger Becky Epley Lori Fast Deanne Finfrock David Flora Robin Free Brian Garber Brenda Gariety Karen Garman Alicia Gessner Jeff Gibboney Nicki Girouard Steve Gurdon Tom Hafer Kathleen Hart Dan Hoblit Bob Horen Lisa Horen Steve Iddings Scott Jasper FRESHMEN —— 127 Rick Johnson Dave Kaiser Scott Keiser Charlene Kelley Robbin Kelzenberg Ryan Kimmel Lynn Kritzberger Angie Laughman Denise Lay Khris Locker Leslie Looker juanita Ludy Tracy Lyons Allen Mack Chris McClurg Mike McClurg lennie McMaken Peggy Mead Mark Meyer Bonnie Miller David Miller John Miller Tina Miller Kellie Minnich FRESHMEN 128 Glen Mullennix Glenn Musgrave Chris Palser Jack Penny Barbara Phillips Doug Pond Bryan Reames Chris Rench Scott Richard Amber Rose Tom Ryan Randy Sampson Rita Seger Ron Seger Phyllis Shafer Jeff Shields Rob Simon Jackie Smith Janice Snider Tammy Sowers Bryan Strait Tom Summers Chris Supinger Pat Thomas FRESHMEN 129 Chris Vanderhorst Karen Warner Rhonda Weigel Wendy Weyant Missy Wills Angie Wooddell Lisa Young Brenda Zacharias Shannon Zell NOT PICTURED: Angie Angle Laurie Collins Tom Copley FRESHMEN 130 FRESHMEN 131 FRESHMEN 132 133 BLAIR C. IRVIN, Superintendent of Covington Exempted Vil- lage Schools, graduated from Beaverdale High School, Bea- verdale, Pennsylvania. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees from Miami University at Oxford Mr. Irvin was a teacher at Covington High School from 1953 to 1961. From 1961 to 1967 he was at Greenville High School serving as their Assistant Principal For one year, 1967 to 1968, he was employed at Miami University as a graduate assistant. Mr. Irvin then returned to CHS and was Principal from 1968 unlil 1972. Upon retirement of Superin- tendent Charles Phillips, Mr. Blair Irvin was selected for the Superintendent's job, which he has fulfilled since 1972. ROBERT L DURNELL, Principal of Covington High School, graduated from Houston High School, Houston, Ohio. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Durnell received his Mas ter of Education degree from Wright State University, Day ton, Ohio. He was a science teacher at Covington Middle School from the years 1972 until 1977. Upon the resignation of Principal W. Dean Pond, Mr Robert Durnell was selec ted for the Principal's job, which he has fulfilled since 1977. 135 MRS. DORIS KINNEY — Board Office Secretary H MRS. DORIS FRANTZ — Treasurer, Boa ref Office Secretary Favorite Pastime — Reading, TV, Bridge Favorite Pastime — Attending Basketball Games and Plaving Hobby — Raising Plants and Flowers Cards Hobby — Bell Collection MRS. BOBBI BUCKINGHAM — High School Sen retary Favorite Pastime — Gardening. Archery, Officiate Volley- ball, Listen to Music, TV ____________ 136 Mrs. Alice Caldwell: Attendance Office and Library. My favorite pastimes are going to public auc- tions, good movies, the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and reading. My hobby is hen and rooster collecting. Mr. David Davis: Earth Science and Chemistry. My favorite pastimes are reading and summer- time softball. My hobbies are gardening and starting vegetable plants. Mr. Steven Fisher: English and Literature. My favorite pastimes are fishing and getting on the water away from people. My hobbies are tying jigs and working with my boat and fishing equipment. Miss Nancy Forman: Home Economics and Sin- gles Living. My favorite pastimes are sewing, sports, read- ing, handicrafts, and jogging. 137 Mrs. Leona Fulks: Bookkeeping, General Busi- ness, and Typing I. My favorite pastimes are knitting and sewing. My hobbies are quilting, and going to auctions to collect hens and roosters for Alice Caldwell. Mr. Donald Garman: History, Government, and Driver's Ed. My favorite pastime is mushroom hunting in Michigan. Mrs. Jane Gildow: Art. My favorite pastimes are drawing, reading, and aerobics. My favorite hobby is making stained glass windows. Mr. James Harding: Biology, Earth Science, Human Anatomy, Ecology. My favorite pastimes are watching TV, bicycling, and relaxing. My favorite hobbies are gardening and playing softbu. 138 Mrs. Ann Huelsman: Cashier and Library. My favorite pastime is that I love to read. My hobby is sewing. Mr. Robert Huelsman: Algebra I and II, and Advanced Math. My favorite pastimes are fishing, golfing, going to movies, and playing cards. My hobby is sports. Mr. Alba J. Hurlbut: Math, Geometry, and Phys- ics. My favorite pastimes are camping, hiking, jog- ging, and canoeing. Mrs. Rachel Hurlbut: EMH My favorite pastimes are camping, hiking, bik- ing, and jogging 139 Mrs. Sue Lantz: LD Tutoring. My favorite pastimes are being at home with my husband and daughter. Also I'm very attached to my students and look forward to meeting with them each school day. My favorite hobby is col- lecting antiques. Mr. Edward McCord: Phys. Ed. and Health. My favorite pastimes are golf, water skiing, and other sports. My favorite hobby is reading. Mr. Eldon Monnin: Custodian. My favorite pastime is making wine. Mr. Dwane Runyan: Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing. My favorite pastime is working in the yard and on the farm. My favorite hobbies are working in the woods, hunting, etc. 140 Mr. Cary Scarth: Band and Chorus. My favorite pastimes are playing softball or golf, tennis occasionally, and working around the house. My favorite hobbies are playing chess and working on string art objects. Mr. Ronald Schultz: History. My favorite pastimes are playing golf and soft- ball. I also attend many different sporting events. Mr. Harry Shafer: Custodian. My favorite pastimes are pitching horseshoes and motorcycling. My favorite hobbies are tink- ering and geneology. Mr. Lynn Shellenberger: English and Literature. My favorite pastimes are working with our church youth group, fishing, working in the gar- den, bicycling, working in my photography darkroom, and reading. My favorite hobby is photography. 141 Mrs. )udy Snyder: Typing, Business Machines, Shorthand, Business Math. My favorite pastimes are gardening and reading. My favorite hobby is cooking gourmet dishes. Mr. Larrie Tisdale: O W E. My favorite pastimes are fishing, traveling, and hunting. Mrs. Marjorie Tisdale: Guidance Counselor. My favorite pastimes are reading (I love to read and do so every minute I can spare). My favorite hobbies are traveling, planning and mapping out the things to do on the trip, and photogra- phy. Miss Doris Trost: French, English, Speech, and Drama. My favorite pastimes are gardening and working in the yard. 142 COOKS; Joan Craves, Joyce Dunn, Betty Boggs, and Ann Huelsman. Mrs. Eileen Yaney: Library Supervisor. My favorite pastimes are traveling, searching out unique restaurants, and shopping. My hob- bies are sewing and doing hooked craftwork. BUS DRIVERS: Sarah Colby, Don Kuether, Nancy Denman, Bill Flick, Florence Flick, Charlie Reiber, and Steve Colby. 143 Jr THE nr Q COVINGTON H BLDG. LOAN )( ASSOCIATION SERVING SAVERS AND HOMEOWNERS SINCE 1886 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio 453 18 Phone:473-2021 Passbook and Certificate Savings, Dividends From Date of Deposit to Date of Withdrawal, Compounded Daily and Payable Quarterly at Highest Permissable Rates Free Customer Parking Adjacent to Office Night Depository Office 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 ME MBE ft FSLIC ngj LO«n m u'met Co� p You' S� g to � 40 000 E LIMAN'S COVINGTON OHIO A NICE STORE FOR NICE PEOPLE Featuring Qualify at a Low Price Furniture Carpeting Draperies Interior Design Open Monday-Friday 10-9 Saturday 10-5:30 15-25 North High Street Phone: 473-2012 COVINGTON 145 ALSWELL EXCHANGE, INC. Purina Feeds GRAIN —SEED — FERTILIZER urina... planning tomorrow with research today 148 Harrison Avenue Bradford, Ohio 45308 Phone: 448 2721 CALDWELL Sales and Service 3 Miles North of Covington on Rt. 48 Phone: 473-2520 Congratulations Seniors of 80 WILHELM AND STALLARD PARTS, INC. 23 South High St., Covington Phone: 473-3943 CHAT CURL Congratulations Seniors Complete Beauty Service for Men and Women Manager — Shirley Heffner Operator — Lisa Heffner 9291 North St., Rt. 48, Covington Phone:473 3886 BEEMAN HARDWARE Silent Woman Sift Shop 101 North High St., Covington Phone: 473-234t Your Friendly HWI Dealer Cokig'tO' SERVICE COMPANY Fertilizer Seed Chemicals P. O. Box 64, Covington Phone: 473-2422 R R RESTAURANT OUR BUSINESS GROWS THRU GOOD FOOD AND SERVICE RICHARD AND ROSE FOSTER — OWNERS BANQUET ROOM FOR PARTIES, ETC. OPEN 6 A.M. till 9 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Corner Larry and Broadway on Rt. 36 East Covington Phone:473-8180 U6 THE OLE VILLAGE WASHE HOUSE East Spring Street, Covington Congratulations to the Class of '80 FRITZ E. MARTIN JEWELERS If We Serve You Once We Are Sure To Be Friends Covington 473 2828 Greenville 548 3144 BILL'S PASTRY AND COFFEE SHOP f W' 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 SPORT SHACK MacGregor — Spalding Converse — Pro Keds Trophies — Printing Team Uniforms Master Charge and Visa Accepted COMPLETE SPORTS CENTER 22 North High St., Covington Phone: 473 3833 Congratulations Class of 80 MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Auto — Home — Life Business 150 N. Pearl St., Covington Phone: 473-2 I 71 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1980 FOR A FINE YEAR AND BEST OF LUCK IN THE FUTURE FROM Compliments of MAIER'S IGA SUPER MARKET THE TRI-HI-Y 301 Troy Pike, Covington Phone:473-2531 147 COVINGTON PLUMBING, INC. 900 Mote Drive, Covington Phone: 473-331 I Kenneth Vore John Searhardt Phone: 335-7489 Phone: 778-0366 SHANELY REXALL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts — Winan's Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 North High St., Covington Phone: 473-3333 SUNSET CLEANERS Sunset Shopping Center Piqua, Ohio 773 9034 West Milton, Ohio 698 6858 Open 7 Days 8 A.M.-9 P.M. PAUL'S PIZZA AND CARRY OUT Call in Your Order for Faster Service I 36 North High St. Covington Phone:473 2268 DAVIS CABINETS Congratulations Class of 80 151 Troy Pike Phone: Covington 473-3513 SUGARSHAK Retail Bakery and Candy Supplies 108 Wenrick St., Covington Phone: 473-2558 Open Wednesday thru Saturday I I -5 John and Pauline Stump NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Complete Protection Auto — Life — Fire NED L. WACKLER 321 South High St., Covington Phone:473-2710 148 1747 Commerce Drive, Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 773 7000 Congratulations Class of 80 JOETHOMA SONS, INC. Jewelers Since 1838 5th Generation 306 North Main St., Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone:733 I I 17 TERRY'S CAFETERIA 105 E. Greene St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778 0566 Private Rooms for Banquest, Meetings, and Parties. Serving I I A.M. to 8 P.M. Continously Seven Days— Except Major Holidays Quality Quick Printing. Inc. Graduation Invitations, Business Cards, Letterheads, Tickets, Programs, Menus, Wedding Invitations, and all other types of printing. See Us for Your Printing Needs 53 I N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 778-1 100 THE Congratulations Seniors Next to Cemetery 1622 Washington Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 773 2675 FLOWER BOX SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT, INC. John Deere Sales and Service Congratulations Class of 80 6506 W. U.S. 36, Covington Phone: 473-2829 tiliwcdeA. REALTY 473 - 3321 KINNEY'S MEN SHOP 20 North High Street, Covington CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 80 149 Aerovent Inc. I Aerovent Drive Piqua, Ohio 45356 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 LARSON'S GARDEN CENTER Vegetable Plants, Flowers House Plants, Trees and Shrubs 794 North Pearl Covington, Ohio Jim and Linda Larson Phone: 473 3021 VICKERY'S PIZZA CARRY OUT Compliments of PIQUA FISH AND ICE COMPANY 488 East Broadway, Covington Phone: 473-2952 240 East Main, Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-4145 HUNT BEVERAGE COMPANY, INC. MULLEN'S FIRESTONE, INC firestone ask a friend about Firestone Distributors of Pepsi Cola 8090 North Looney Rd., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-1 127 1005 E. Broadway (Rt. 36 East) Covington — Phone 473-3029 Greenville — Phone 548-6429 Art Mullen and Jim Mullen — Owners Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER For Complete Coverage of the THE CLASS OF 1982 WISH THE SENIORS OF 1980 GOOD LUCK FOR THE FUTURE. 150 For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District MOBIL-BROADWAY SERVICE Mobil Congratulations to the Seniors I East Broadway, Covington Phone:473-2581 Office Supplies Office Furniture FRANCIS OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 43 I N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-9570 Harold Spin Francis Congratulations — Class of 80 tEtjc (Coarbli hi 39rps8 Jstjoppe A Prettier You Starts at the Coachlight Dianne Zimmerlin, Prop. MIN. High St., Covington Phone: 473 3875 KNOBBY'S SHOP American Greeting Cards Cigars Smoker's Supplies Tobacco Fine Pipes Imported Gifts Main and Ash, Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 008 I GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM ART CLUB Compliments of WESTERVILLE CREAMERY COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 410 Hazel Street, Covington Phone: 473 2047 WILSON'S TOM'S SALES BEAVER-HEILMAN FORD, INC. Jack D. Wilson, Distributor Toasted Peanuts, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Candies, Potato Chips, Vending Machines 233 N. Miami Street, West Milton, Ohio 45383 Phone: 698 5305 Sales Through Service FORD 101 West Broadway, Covington Phone: 473-2042 151 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! We Are Proud Of You! FROM THE KEY CLUB OLD CANAL BOOKSHOP Books New and Used 323 North Main St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-1991 Compliments of BARCLAY'S Uptown Shop in Downtown Piqua 318 N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-5928 FRED SHIVELY Royal Crest Dairy Product Distributor Congratulations Seniors 415 Walnut St., Covington Phone: 473-2361 FHA HERO Wish to Extend Their Congratulations To The Class of 1980 For A Job Well Done! ROETH'S APPLIANCES, INC. Division of Short Inc. Congratulations to the Class of 80 420 N. Main 209 E. Water Piqua, Ohio 45356 Troy, Ohio Phone: 773-1153 Phone: 335-4331 Truck Crane Service, Rigging and Heavy Hauling, Structural Steel Warehouse, Machinery Moving, Complete Welding Service Shop and Field 4243 W. U.S. Rt. 36, Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 773-3632 OnMKy, lr r i PHI ' REAL ESTATE ARROWHEAD REALTY INC. 223 S. Market, Troy, Ohio Phone: 339-2624 152 Congratulations! Seniors of 80 EDGETOWN HAIR CARE Women's and Men's Styling 7410 West Brown Rd., Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473 5164 Owner: Linda Iddings Operator: Marcia Durnell COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY ANTENNA SYSTEMS, INC. Phone: 473 3838 The Service People Congratulations to the Class of 80 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1980 1274 East Ash St. — Piqua East Mall Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone:778 8770 Compliments of KLEATHER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Doug Sotzing Covington Gene Kleather West Milton KLOPFER'S SUPER VALU MARKET 2 12 North Main St. Pleasant Hill Phone: 676 3471 7 A.M. 10 P.M. Seven Days a Week See Us For Your Party Needs PHIL'S LOCK KEY SHOP The Go Anywhere Shop Q Locksiruth EMERGENCY LOCK KEY SERVICE Keys Made — Locks Changed or Repaired Phil Chaffee 42 I N. Main, Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778 I 583 153 SYLVIA'S CERAMIC STUDIO 43 17 West U.S. Route 36 Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 4595 Hobby Ceramics For Everyone Greenware, Supplies, Firing 0ERLACH THE FLORIST SWIRL BEAUTY SALON Super Cuts for Guys and Gals 1720 West High St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 2821 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From the FRESHMAN CLASS WILSON DEPARTMENT STORE 30-32 North High Street, Covington Phone: 473-2417 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 GRISSOM'S MARKET BAKERY Open 24 Hours a Day Choice Groceries Quality Meats Delicatessen Vegetables Fruits Phone: 773-4643 N. Sunset and W. High 154 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WISHES THE CLASS OF 1980 MUCH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS IN THE FUTURE EDISON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Career and Transfer Programs Full Time or Part Time 1973 Edison Drive, Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 778 8600 WEST OHIO TELEPHONE COMPANY 21 North High St., Covington Phone:473 2092 HAIR DESIGNS Jim Landis — Best Wishes Class of 80” 316 N. Wayne, Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 3678 PIQUA MILLING COMPANY ELEVATOR Dealers of Grain and Feed Farm Supplies 101 South Main Phone:773-0215 Piqua, Ohio or 773 6688 DANIEL'S PASTRY 124 West High Street, Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773 7923 SPECIAL CAKES FOR ALL OCCASIONS SMITTY’S BICYCLE SHOP Robert L Smith — Clarence E. Smith Locksmith Keys Made Schwinn Bicycles — Mopeds, Concord and Batavus 1410 Edge St., Piqua, Ohio GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1980 IT WILL BE OUR TURN NEXT YEAR FROM THE CLASS OF 1981 155 Phone: 773 0747 Congratulations to the Class of 80 Western Ohio National Means Service to You and the Friendship of Those We Serve Is the Foundation of Our Progress Home Office 4 Personal Service Banking Offices: Broadway Office Pleasant Hill Office Troy Office Broadway Office 4 Self Service Banking Locations Troy Office Troy Marsh Store Piqua Marsh Store WESTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY COVINGTON, OHIO 4531 8 A FULL SERVICE BANK CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 80 BRIDGES FUNERAL HOME Phone:473-3331 160 North High Street Covington i Ambulance Service Anytime Anyplace 156 JOSTEN'S Dear Students and Parents: We at Josten's are proud to serve you! We believe we have superior products, warranties, and service! We are very student oriented — we have been working with high school students in this area for a cumulative total of seventy years! We support high school publications, yearbooks, class programs, and athletics! We contribute to colleges and universities, and even have a scholarship fund! We are interested in, and enjoy working with, today's youth! We are proud of our product and our service. We replace broken or chipped stones, re- size rings if needed, and completely maintain rings as long as the student is in high school — and at no charge! If you have any questions, or if you would like to see samples of rings or stones, please feel free to call us. % Represented by, School Service Specialists, Inc. Mary Lou Herring Gary Cooper Pat Herring 320 Dellsing Drive Vandalia, Ohio 45377 Phone: 513 Area Code, 890-0841 GENERAL FILMS, INC. Plastic Films Bags — Sheets — Roll Stock and Specialty Products Good Luck to the Class of 1980 645 South High St. 2000 Schlater Dr. Covington, Ohio Sidney, Ohio Phone: 473 2051 Phone: 492 3131 Congratulations to Class of 80 STANLEY Helps You Do Things Right STANLEY VEMCO A Division of the Stanley Works Phone: 473 2082 Covington COVINGTON FAMILY BOWL COMINGTOtf A ✓v ‘V CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1980 SENIORS Open Bowling and League Bowling At Your Convenience — Open Daily 801 East Broadway, Covington Phone: 473 2079 S.J. RUDY AND SONS, INC. Quality Feeds — Certified Seeds Grain — Farm Supplies — Storage Best of Luck to the Class of 1980 473 2066 698 5321 Covington Ludlow Falls 158 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS From BEENER'S SUPER MARKET (Where the Smile is Free) 601 East Broadway, Covington Phone:473-2451 COVINGTON BUCC BOOSTER ASSOCIATION BREWHOUSE CARRYOUT Congratulations Class of 80 East Edge of Covington U.S. Rt. 36 Phone: 473 2714 « All You Care To Eat DUFF'S FAMOUS SMORGASBORD II A.M. 'til 8 P.M. — 7 Days Children under 2 — No Charge Located at the Piqua East Mall Route 36 159 Decker THE VAL DECKER PACKING COMPANY Beef and Pork Packers Sausage Manufacturers Congratulations to the 1980 Graduates 727 East Ash Street, Piqua Phone: 773-6330 Compliments of HEIDLE'S HARDWARE Hardware, Tools and Cutlery I 12 North Main, Piqua Phone:773-2140 Congratulations to the Grads! From FINFROCK CONSTRUCTION PEARSON FUNERAL HOME 220 North Pearl Covington Phone 473-3141 Services for All 10 South High St., Covington Phone 473-2271 EBBERTS FIELD SEED, INC. Premium Quality Corn Hybrids Wheat — Oats — Soybeans — Clover Chemicals — Grass and Weed Killer 6840 North St. Rt. 48, Covington Phone: 473-2521 SPEER INSURANCE AGENCY Home Owners Farm Owners Representing Buckeye State Mutual Congratulations Class of 80 708 North Pearl, Covington Phone: 473-3341 160 COMPLIMENTS OF TROY DAILY NEWS COMPLIMENTS OF DIANA'S PIZZA Corner South and Wilson Streets Piqua, Ohio 45356 PHONE: 773 1870 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 80 THE BUCKEYE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION 161 Wright and Pearl St. Covington Phone: 473 2061 PINECREST IMPROVEMENT COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 137 North Main St., Covington Phone:473-3033 Congratulations Class of 80 Covington Office East Broadway Phone: 473 2072 SHERWOOD PRODUCTS INC 2000 MOTE DRIVE COVINGTON, OHIO 45318 473-3055 MANUFACTURER OF CELLULOSE FIBER INSULATION YOUR NATIONWIDE SUPPLIER Congratulations to the Class of 80 36 SKATE CLUB Open for Public Skating QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sunday Private Parties Available Fund Raising Activities for Schools, Churches, and Clubs Phone:773-2841 162 PK COVINGTON, INC. Extends Best Wishes to the 1980 Graduates ---------------------------------- GREENHOUSE! FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Landscaping Garden Center Green Plants Ann Street Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-2908 wie PRESCRIPTION CENTER GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1980 1722 West High Street, Piqua Phone: 773 2686 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS OF STUDENT COUNCIL A SPECIAL THANK YOU” TO ALL THE PROFESSIONAL PATRONS OF OUR COMMUNITY WHO HAVE SUPPORTED OUR SCHOOL YEARBOOK. WE APPRECIATE YOU! Janis Atterholt Pam Baker Cheryl Baldridge Tim Barnhart Patty Bell Travis Brannon Carolyn Warner Karin Williander Kathy Amick Tim Barbee Deanna Burgess Terri Brandt Sharon Cain Mark Landis Rhonda Mead Linda Mills Jeff Minnich Jim Moore Keith Parker Nancy Phillips Bob Platt Lorie Ryan Ron Brant Jeff Cain Mike Ali Julie McMaken Darcie Mercer Connie Meyer Judy Miller Chris Patrick Randy Pritchard Ana Raposo April Cook rt'oh- iteve Ri tard Marvin Schilling Joe Schmidt Cindi Solomon Bonnie Subler Dave Tobias Dan Westfall Bruce Shefbuch Doug Simon Daryl Reck chen Reck es Rench her ow | Girou.ird .e Hall Hitchc Deb Clark Rebecca Collins Joey Fries Rob Kiser Mike Kuntz Deb Sampson Carolyn Selanders Carl Shafer Mike Supinger Denise Thomas Bonnie Thompson Barbara Besecker Randy Hines ck ffert Holsini ebi K‘n CaroT'Ktretner Louise L uber Jefflauber Barbara Mack Tom Manson WE MADE IT YOU CAN TOO! COMPLIMENTS OF WINANS' l-AI CARRIAGE ITOI house CANDIES Home of Fine Candies and Hallmark Greeting Cards JAMES R. O'DONNELL 308 West Water St. Piqua, Ohio Phone:773-1981 BONNE CHANCE (Good Luck) To The ATTORNEY CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE FRENCH CLUB Felicitations! (Congratulations) •Studio A Outdoor Portrait •Family Portrait Horn or Studio • (ilamor A Modal I olio •Old Photo C opird and Completely Restored •Wedding Specialist Wtddin( Invitation over VNHI to choose from •FRAMES - !-argest selection in a 4 county area •Voro� Portraits •prt Portrait •Dames and Prom • aluaMr' Ptudographed •Passport and 1 It Whrtr I V ail •t hildirn Special Near Hound •( ■minima1 and I rftl •( akr I op over Mti •I ifhlmf A P.rsing suited to Individual Need Old limr Pti .i .fraph 165 KIM-BERLEE'S BEAUTY SALON Redlcen Products 12 East Wright Street Phone: 473-3823 Covington Tues. thru Sat. MAIN OPTICAL • Featuring the Latest Style for Every Occasion 406 Main St. Piqua, Ohio Phone:77 COMPLIMENTS OF THE COVINGTON BAND PARENTS WE WISH OUR SENIORS A FUTURE FILLED WITH HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS . CARPET O HOUSE 5300 WEST U S ROUTE 36 PIQUA. OHIO 45356 OWNERS LARRY SUE PHONE: HOSTETTER 513 773-9505 A Monthly Meeting of the Band Parents 166 The 1980 Buccaneer with its pho- tos, facts, and memo- ries will be your step- ping stones to a happy reminiscence. May your memories of Covington High School be pleasant ones and may your futures be filled with hap- piness and success. I extend my sincere congratula- tions to the yearbook staff and best wishes to the graduates. BLAIR C. IRVIN SUPERINTENDENT THINGS WE'LL REMEMBER ABOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR 1979-1980 —1980 Presidential Election. — Mt. St. Helen's Volcanic eruptions in Washington State. — C.H.S. football team 1979 State runnerup. — Jenny Stickley, C.H.S. Sophomore, elected State FHA Secretary in May, 1980. — Steve Fisher, English teacher, became a father of a baby girl in December, 1979. — Students didn't cruise quite as much as gasoline prices reached new highs. — Unemployment and Inflation keep going up to higher percentages. — Sherry Holsinger was our Homecoming Queen. — Minimum wage is $3.10. —1980 Senior Class donated trees and shrubs to school which were planted June 6,1980. — Iran has held 53 United States citi ens hostage 221 days as of June 11,1980. — Mr. Irvin resigned as Superintendent in May, 1980 — Mr. Durnell resigned as Principal in June, 1980. — Senior pictures in color in 1980 Yearbook for the first time. — C.H.S. students had a closed lunch hour. — Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbut were married in January, 1980 by Mr. Carman, Mayor. — Government reinstated draft registration for all 19 and 20 year old males — became law July 21, 1980. Mr. Irvin's and Mr. Durnell's comments, along with their write- ups on page 135, were written by them in January, 1980. In May, 1980 Mr. Irvin submitted his resignation as Superintendent. He has been named Assistant Commissioner of the Ohio High School Athletic Association. In June, 1980, Mr. Durnell sub- mitted his resignation as Principal. He has been named Assistant Prin- cipal in the Greenville City Schools. The staff and students at C.H.S. wish both Mr. Irvin and Mr. Dur- nell happiness, good health, and success in their new positions. They will be missed here at Cov- ington. Mrs. Alice Caldwell Yearbook Advisor NEWSPAPER STAFF (picture on page 68) The goal of the Buccanews is to report to the students the achieve- ments of individual students and events within the school. Reviving the newspaper was based upon an idea that the students of the school have a right to know about these things. I feel that the Bucca- news can become a primary source of entertainment and knowledge in the Covington schools. One accomplishment I feel is an important step in the progress of the Buccanews is the publishing of y i page per month in the Piqua Daily Call. MR. STEVEN FISHER NEWSPAPER ADVISOR Mr. and Mrs. Fisher and daughter Amy This 1980 Yearbook has captured and recorded many excit- ing and memorable events dur- ing the 1979- 80 school year. I want to congratulate the year- book advisor, editor, and staff for their time and effort in producing this excellent yearbook. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1980. ROBERT L. DURNELL PRINCIPAL YEARBOOK STAFF (picture on page 68) Missy Perrine, Editor and Kelli Clark, Ass't. Editor have very capably layed out the pages for the 1980 year- book. They worked each day compil- ing articles, pictures, and layouts so that all deadlines were made on time. They had excellent support from the Ad Staff of eight students under the leadership of Carolyn Warner, Busi- ness Manager. I believe this yearbook is a good book with pictures and writeups tell- ing of the things that happened here at C.H.S. this school year. This yearbook will especially be remem- bered as the first Covington year- book to feature all the Seniors in color. We want to thank the entire school, students and teachers, for their support during the year and Mr. Durnell for all his cooperation and support on those days we needed him and his advice. MRS. ALICE CALDWELL Trees and shrubs donated by Class of 80 I .;V'. •-V • « 1 • • •. • k I'd like to thank everyone who has helped me with these things this year. I'd especially like to thank my Assistant Editor — Kelli Clark and wish her the best of luck next year, Mrs. Caldwell my advisor, and Mr. Shoe- maker who was here every time we needed him. I'd also like to wish the Seniors of 1980 much luck and happi- ness in the future. Missy Perrine — Editor