Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

1983 BUCCANEER Covington High School 807 Chestnut Street Covington, Ohio 45318 Enrollment — 378 Faculty — 22 36th Volume 114th Graduating Class . 'I v' - - •- Title Poge 1 2 Toble of Conrenrs ‘-4 [ft ' ft S - As usuol, this yeor rhe srudenr council sponsored two ocriviries which everybody enjoys doing. One was rhe Halloween Dress-Up Day; rhe other was rhe hall decorating contest at Christmas. These are just a few of rhe pictures that captured rhe moments of fun ond craziness. On Halloween there was a parade of unique costumes ranging from sim- ple to simply amazing. Many people dressed up. and their choice of costumes was astounding. At Christmas, each class was in charge of on area to decorate. The freshmen had the far hallway, the sophomores rhe study hall, rhe juniors the near hall ond the seniors, as is rhe custom, had the front hallway. Each class put in many hours of hard work in decorating their particular area. Most of the decorations helped to bring rhe Christmas spirit into rhe halls of C.H.S. 4 Halloween and Christmas WORLD NEWS: Throughout our lives things happen and our sur- roundings change. Events that happen in faraway places may someday change our lives. Here are some of the most important things that have happened in the past year. E.T. was the biggest movie hit of the year. Here Drew Barrymore and friend are shown in a scene from E.T. Scott Thompson of Johnstown, Pa., looks over his experiment, o study of convective liquid flows driven by surface tension. It was tested during the fifth space shuttle flight. Angry football fans ore protesting the strike in front of the home of NFL players association president, Gene Upshaw. The strike ended in time for port of the season to be ployed. Korean boxer Duk Koo Kim lies unconscious with head injuries suffered in a lightweight title fight with Boom Boom Mancini on Nov. 13, 1982. He later died from injuries received in the fight. Lech Walesa addresses the crowd in front of his home as his wife, Danuta, waves after the Solidarity labor movement leader was freed from confinement by the country's military leaders. iH w Princess Groce of Monoco died after o cor occident in Monoco. Henry Fondo, world reknowned ac- tor, ond father of actress Jone Fon- da, died. 6 World News In August of 1962, just os we were reody to return to school, Marines run from o londingcroft os they go ashore to take up peace-keeping duty in the war-shattered Beirut port area where they were to oversee the departure of PLO forces ousted by Israel. In Chicago, employees of the Chicago City Health Deportment test Tylenol medications for deadly cyanide that killed seven area per- sons who took the capsules. Barney B. Clark, 61, smiles at his surgeon Dr. William DeVries, one doy after surgery ot the University of Utah Medical Center. Mr. Clark wos the first ever recipient of the artificial heart. In Washington, demonstrators stand in Loyfoyette Pork, across from the White House, protesting unemployment, which found more than 12 million Americans out of work. In London, their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Woles ore shown at Kensington Place with their infant son, Prince William, who was born June 12. He is the first grandson of Queen Elizabeth II. Ingrid Dergmon sror of films in the 1930 s and 1940's died or the oge of 65. Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev Died of heart problems. He wos reploc- ed with Antropov. World News 7 Practice Makes What's a band? A little of everything . . . practice . . . perfor- mances . . . ankle knee . . . You're not in tune . . . left foot first . . . where's my uniform . . . Jaws . . . mark time . . . cadences . . . discipline . . . I can't find my music . . . You're still not in tune . . . stay in step . . . ratings. These are just a few of the things that moke up the band. But that's just one definition; here's another. A bond is a group of people working together as one unit. That seemed to be the theme for this year's Buccaneer Band. Practicing about three hours a day, in all kinds of weather, helped us to work together and perform as one unit. The high point of this year's season was improving a total of 28 points in contest ratings. What was all the work for? Part of the band's job is to help promote spirit at games and pep rallies. This is where we showed our true colors. All the hard work finally paid off, as many people say that there was a remarkable im- provement in the band. 3. 6. 1. Miss Leytze, a change in manogemenr, Is olwcys looking for ways ro improve. 2. Loro, Penee, ond Donnie freezing or practice in more ways than one. 3. Freshmon girls create memories along the woy. 4. Kneeling down, Koren ond Kothy ore hunting for lost notes. 5. Posing for the comero, Amy ond Jenny take rime out to rest or practice. 6. Watching carefully, Kenny ond Kevin pass o pretzel. 4 12 Bond Practice . . SPIRIT! 1 Cherry steps oheod or bond practice. 2. Keeping the bear or bond practice ore Tim, Joey, Kenny and Kevin. 3. Munching o bonono, Von joins in on the bond comp fun. 4. Pointing their roes ond keeping in step isn't os easy os it looks. 5. Allen our trumpet soloist, uses o little extra talent. Bond Practice 13 Front Row: Miss Kathy Leytze, Juanita Ludy. Joey Mathis, Ken Riedel, Tim Angle, Kevin Reck, Kasey Hart, Scott Williams, Cherry Mercer, Joy Bodenmlller. Row 2: Leslie Looker, Jenny Monnin, Korinne Clark, Denise Pearson, Julia Rhoades, Mark Emmert, Bruce Roof, Rick Clever, Eric Rice. Row 3: Kathleen Hart, Kothy Christian, Amber Rose, Von Bodenmiller. Kevin Wintrow. Karen Barnhart, Chad Willis, John Boyer, Amy Ropp, Allen Mack. Row 4: Brenda Mack, Christine Colby, Bertie Shefbuch, Steve Cain, Mindy Kiser, Leanne Byers, Renee Buckingham, Brenda Speer, Kellie Minnich. Top Row: Melody Longendelpher, Cindy Byers, Bonnie Angle, Barb Manning, Peggy Vickroy, Kelly Rose. 14 Morching Bond CHANGING IMhGGS Marching Bond 15 Homecoming Queen — Michelle Davis and Escort — Jeff Elsass 16 Homecoming Queen Deanne Chris Angie Pete Jennie it Khris Nicki it Doug Under The Stars 7 Dance October 9,1982 8:30-11:30 p.m. 16 Homecoming This year's Homecoming wos just a lirrle different from previous years. Instead of each candidate doing their own thing, they work- ed together and gave each other moral support. This year's candidates, Angie Angle, Michelle Davis, Deonne Finfrock, Nicki Girouard, ond Jennie McMoken were escorted during the homecoming activities by Pete Doehringer, Jeff Elsoss, Chris Vonderhorst, Doug Pond, and Khris Locker respectively. October 8. the night of the gome against arch rival Miami East, o parade was held to honor the candidates. As the parade wound through the streets of Covington ond bock to the foot- ball field, a feeling of excitement and anticipation filled the air os it hod the halls of C.H.5. all week. During the pre-gome ceremonies Michelle Davis was crowned the 1982-1983 Covington High School Homecoming Queen. The next night o donee, with the theme Under the Stars was held in honor of the court. Homecoming 19 Buccaneer Brutes Since rhe Powder Puff gome was nor ployed this year, Mr. Big Stuff was crowned or girl's basketball gome with Bradford. Members of this year's court were Steve Iddings, Jeff Shields, Brian Birner, More Coin, and Doug Pond. They were escorted by Jennie McMoken, Deanne Finfrock, Nicki Girouard, Michelle Davis, and Karen Warner respectively. Brian Birner was crowned Mr. Big Stuff by lost year's Mr. Big Stuff, Phil Reck. 20 Mr. Dig Stuff The Prom ... Each prom has its own Personality, things that moke it special — unique. The decorations and people each odd port of themselves to moke the prom develop this personality. That personali- ty forms images that ore remembered throughout our lives. Years from now we'll remember everything that mode the 1983 Jr.-Sr. Prom on occasion to remember. The evening started with o candlelight dinner served ot the high school. The meol was catered by Mrs. Karen Angle. The menu included a solod bar, ham, chicken, greenbeans, scolloped potatoes, ond assorted pies. At 8 o'clock the donee began at the UVJV5. Music was provided by Joe Dawson. The theme for this year's prom was Just You and I. It wos carried throughout the evening with the use of pastel rainbow colors. Many couples en- joyed the decorations os they danced under the crepe paper canopy above the dance floor. After the donee most people went on to the Piquo YMCA where they hod full use of oil the gomes ond the swimming pool. At 4:00 doughnuts and orange juice were served. Everybody then went home to sleep and remember the magic of a very special evening. 22 Prom Prom 23 Just You And I... Unforgettable Memories Prom 25 Favorite Radio Station 1. WTUE..................55° 2. WVUD ............. 3. WYMJ................ 8% 4. WONE................. ' % 5. WMVR,.......;....... . 2% Focus On En inment Favorite Food 1. Pizza 1 2. Steak ; 3. Shrimp i 4 Tacos 5. Lasagna . 37% 14% 8% 7% Favorite Songs 1. Photograph...............Def Leppard 2. Beat It .............. Michael Jackson 3. Separate Ways ............... Journey 4 Billie Jean ........... Michael Jackson 5. Cuts Like a Knife........Brian Adams 6. You Are..................Lionel Richie 7. Rock, Rock Till You Drop .... Def Leppard 8 Just You and I.....Kenny Rodgers and Sheena Easton 9. Down Under................Men At Work 10 Hungry Like The Wolf...... Duran-Duran For the second straight year, the 1983 Yearbook Staff passed out a survey to see what everybody's favorites are. This Focus on Entertainment ' shows which songs groups, movies, TV shows, and food the students of Cov- ington High School like. We hope your favorites rare among the rop. Favorite Groups 1. Journey......................22% 2. Def Leppard..................13% 3 Rush.......................... 8% 4. Air Supply................... 6% 5. Alabama ..................... 6% 6. Men At Work ................. 5% 7. Van Halen.................... 5% 8. Black Sabborh................ 3% 9. Loverboy.................... 3% 10. AC DC...................... 3% ...... I — Favorite Album 1. Pyromania .......................... 23% 2. Thriller ........................... 10% 3. Now and Forever...................... 7% 4. Frontiers .......................... 6% 5. Escape............................... 6% 6. Get Lucky............................ 4% 7. Hear of rhe Moment .................. 3% 8. Lionel Richie........................ 3% 26 Survey — Concert You Would Most Lik to $ee 1. Joufney .......... 23% 4. 2 Def Leppard . ,.... 13% 3. Billy Squire...... 7% 4. Judos Priest....... 6% 5. VonHolen A....... 5C Favorite TV Show 1. ’ A Team..........17% 2. M A S H.....10% 3. Magnum .l'.........10% 4. Fqrrw ............. 5% 5. Knight Rider ... 4% Favorite Movie 1. Fast Times at ll JJidgemonr High . . . 10% 2. Springbreak 10% 3. First Blood 6% i 4. The Outsiders 6% i 5. Rocky III 5% m Female Vocalist Male Vocalist I.PatBenatar . 44% 1. Michael Jackson . . 17% 2. Olivia Newton-John .. . 17% 2. Kenny Rodgers . 13% 3. Joan Jett . 8% 3 Billy Squire . 10% 4. Sheena Easton . 7% 4. Lionel Richie . 6% 5. Barbara Mandrel! .... . 3% 5. Ozzy Osbourne . 7% Favorite Type of Music 1. Rock.................60% 2 Soft Rock............11% 3. Country............. 9% 4. Hard Rock........... 7% 3 Pop.................. 6% Least Favorite Type oss'c 2 Hard Rock.............15% 3 Country ..............14% 4 Opera . |...........13% 5 Punk......... 7% Favorite Actress 1. Solly Fields.............H21 Heather Thomas...........12T Loni Anderson Victor a Principal..... 6% 5. Nancy McKeon............ 5% 6. Volt He Burtenelli... 5% Favorite 1. Clint Eas oodj J R . . 16% feUeck . 15% Sveyrtolds.......... 10% Aldo ............. 4% 5. Dustin Hoffman....... 4% 6. Sylvester 5tollone. 4% survey 27 A yearbook tries to capture the memories of an entire year. And that's just what this year's Jr.-Sr. ploy did. Yearbook showed the tri- umphs, disappointments, special moments, and everyday activities that moke each year of high school different from the rest. 28 Jr.-Sr Ploy YEARBOOK Junior-Senior Class Play April 10, 1983 THE CAST Director - Jock Lawson Susan Thorp- Noncy Rob Trost H ris Vanderhorsr oren Garr s — Amy Caldwell Hilda Lofrer — Karen Drown Jill Hopper — Rurh McCool Toni Gillespi — Drenda Gariety Mr, Rowland Proctor — Craig Vanderhorsi Horace Ho Polly Stew Sandra Jo Burton p Tim Jackson — Tim Angle Stewarf Thorpe — Glen Mullennix Harvey Waldenhelmer — Don Hoblir Miss Hooper — Mindy Kiser fS- School Mascot — Marc Cain r Reporter — Sabine Vischer College Representative — Rondo Sprenkel First Advisor — Kelly Christian Third Advisor — Robbin Kelzenberger TV Rep Student Becky Miller Jennifer Garber Lori Peeples Jerry Rosengorten Francisco Veloz Melody Longendelpher This year's musical was directed by Miss Trost. Miss Leyrze and Mr. Jef- fryes assisted with band and vocals. At the end of the ploy Miss Trost was awarded a plaque for time and dedication in producing the plays at Covington High School for the lost 20 years. Music ’‘Band members were: Marc Bayse, Renee Buckingham, Deonne Finfrock, Kathleen Hart, Ken Riedel, Bruce Roof, Amber Rose, and Lora Wintrow. Usherettes were: Angie Angle, Joy Bodenmiller. Jenny McMoken, Linda McMaken, and Kellie Minnich. Tickets were sold by: Dawn Burgess, Mary Ann Burton, Lori Counts, Koren Gorman, and Becky Miller. Dawn Burgess was in charge of props. Stage crew members were: Steve Iddings, Tim Horter and Craig Vanderhorst. Prompters were Kelly Christian, and Robbin Kelzenberg Lights and sound was handled by Eric Rice and Steve Cain. Class Play 29 A Break in the Routine Most people ore settled into o basic routine by the time they ore Seniors. It's usually fast-paced and includes getting up almost every morning and going to school. They may to go work, practice, or home after school. These pictures capture a break in the routine. The break may be acting, singing, goofing off or just shoring good times with friends. Graduation 31 Breaking Away From the Routine Graduation . . . the day we've looked forward to ever since we have known what it was and maybe even dreaded if at times. Graduation is the day when we break away from the routine of school life. It's the last time our whole class will be together. As we break away we may feel happy and sad at the same time . . . happy to be on our own and making our own decisions, but sad that we will be leaving some of our friends behind. Good Luck in life — CHS class of 1963! 32 Groduofion I Groduorion 33 % yttcun, tZueett TtlCcAeCU T ua14 'Pcuttfrfast 2.ctee t (ZtuuUcUUe De ttw ceAC 34 Queens Field Day 36 Field Day Field Day is a day of fun for everybody. It combines individual competition with class spirit. It also gives teachers and students o break from classes. Field Day is sponsored by Student Council. This year it was held on Friday, May 13. After the scores were in, the Juniors come in first. Seniors got second, Sophomores were third, and the Freshmen re- ceived lost place. o c fl) The French Club is very ocrive in ond around rhe school. This year rhe French Club sold rwo different items. The first was a Calendar Planning Book in rhe fall. Then at Easter time they sold stuffed bunny rabbits. In the spring they put on a play (in French) for the Kiwanis Club. At the end of the year rhe entire French Club went to dinner at Duff's. This year's officers were Joe Christian, presi- dent, Shannon Irvin, vice-president; Jeff Elsass, secretary; and Mary Hindmarch, treasurer. Front Row: bobbin Kelzenberg, Jeff Elsass. Shannon Irvin, Scott Keiser, Brenda Zocharias, Glen Mullennix, Karen Cromes, Mary Hindmarch, Jan Emeneggel, Angie Wooddell, Kelly Wooddell. Joe Christian, Miss Trost. Row 2: Jerry Rosengarten, Chris Palser, Karen Gorman, Sabine Vischer, Rondo Semon. Jenny Monnin, Karla Kuntz, Cherry Mercer, Jeanette Johnson, Loro Wintrow, Kelly Christian, Craig Vonderhorst. Roberta Clock. Top Row: Rick Clever. Bill Wise. Eric Hond, Amy Ropp, Christine Colby. Julie Mong, Damira Laughmon, Kathy Christion, Chris Rench, Margaret Hindmorch, Robert Kritzberger. 40 French Club Behind the great wall . . . it's a good theme for this year's Art Club. The members of the club spent a great deal of time after school and in class to complete the mural in rime for the picture to be used in the yearbook. It was im- portant that it was finished because we used it as part of our theme. The Art Club also organ- ized and put on the Art Show in the spring. This was a collaboration of high school and junior high school art students. Front Row: Lee Bridges. Korlo Kuntz, Julie Rhoades. Domito Laughmon, Julie Mong. Jodie Bowman, Rodney Dieckman, Jon Dysinger, Joey Ap- ple. Row 2: Doren Cecil, Doug Pond, Angie Angle, Lori Thompson, Noncy Rhoades, Loro Burns, John Schaurer. Mike Alexander, Kevin Reck. Top Row: Chris Supinger, Drenda Goriery, Amy Thompson, Cormen Schaurer, Cindy Byers, Melody Longendelpher, Croig Vonderhorsr Art Club 41 Vocational Clubs All Learning, All Fun 42 FHA FFA 43 It's Academic 44 Scholarship Teom Front Row: Renee Buckingham, Kothy Christian, Jerrod Miller, Von Bodenmiller, Mark Emmert. Row 2: Tony Angle. Bob Gold, Jenny Hordenbrook, Rondo Semon, Karla Kuntz, Chris Sellman Row 3: Eric Rice. Craig Vonderhorst, Brendo Mock, Tim Angle. Cindy Byers. Carmen Schourer. Bock Row: Mory Ann Burton. Shannon Irvin. Kelly Christian. Jeff Elsoss, Nicki Girouord. Allen Mock, Koren Barnhart. Joy Bodenmiller. Koren Bornhort — English 12 Mory Ann Burton— French I Kelly Christian — French II Jeff Elsass — English 12 Chris Polser — Social Studies Allen Mock — Social Studies Tim Angle — American History Joy Bodenmiller — Algebra II j Cindy Byers — English 11 De Ann Kiehl — English II Brenda Mock — American History Eric Rice — Chemistry Carmen 5chaurer — Algebro II VI Crofg Vanderhorsr — Chemistry Bob Gold — English 10 Jenny Hordenbrook — English 10 Karla Kuntz — Tony Angle — Chris Sellman — Fr Rondo Semon — Loro Winrrow — Ge Von Bodenmiller — English 9 Renee Buckingham — Algebral] Kathy Christian — English 9 Mark Emmert — French I Jerrod Miller — Algebro I Biol I The Scholarship ream is composed of students from oil four grades whom teachers felt ore excellent students in certain subjects. On the first Saturday in May these students took the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievements which ore sponsored by the Ohio Testing Services. The tests were token at the Upper Volley Joint Vocational School. 1. Joy, Cindy and Drendo after the induction ceremony. 2. Kelly. Nicki, ond Allen receive rheir awards for being valedicrorions, all were members of NHS. National Honor Society is for students whom the teachers feel hove outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service. New members ore inducted dur- ing a formal ceremony in the spring. At the end of the year all the members went to Mrs. Tisdale's house for a picnic. Front Row: Wendy Weyant, Rondo Seman, DeAnn Kiehl, Deanne Finfrock. Donnie Angle. Nicki Girouord, Tommy Cook. Joy Bodenmiller. Row 2: Cindy Dyers, Dawn Burgess, Kellie Minnich, Karla Kuntz, Carmen Schaurer, Kelly Christian. Mindy Kiser. Jenny Hardenbrook, Drendo Mack Dock Row: Mrs. Tisdale. Barb Phillips, Chris Palser, Allen Mack, Joe Christian, Craig Vanderhorst, Drion Garber, Eric Rice. Jeff Elsass Not Pictured: Peggy Mead. National Honor Society 45 Service In Operation Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwonis Club, is o community service organization. Several times a year the Key Club holds paper drives to raise money. Key Clubbers also work at the annual Kiwonis Pancake Day. From Row: Dionno Fosnight, De Ann Kiehl, Joe Christian, Joson Kingrey, Dove Daniels, Mark Barnhart, More Coin, Brian Reames, Tony Perrine, Kelly Deeter, Nicki Girouard, Steve Dunn, Scott Fisher. Row 2: Scott McDode, Joy Bodenmiller. Loro Sink, Karen Gormon, Amber Rose, Sabine Vischer, Gino Thomas, Julie Mong, Chris Sellman, Angie Angle, Jennie McMoken. Deonne Finfrock, Michelle Dovis, Tommy Cook, Chris Pleimon. Row 3: Kathleen Hort, Nicki Johnson, Kothy Christian, Amy Ropp, Shirley Meyer, Shanda Kimmel. Koren Summers. Janet Brant, Domito Loughmon, Mory Dewey, Liz Matthews, Melody Longendelpher. Ruth McCool, Mindy Kiser, Liso Goriety, Brenda Mock. Row 4 Jennifer Gorber, Jodie Bowman, Dionno Dovis, Jonell Musser, Michelle Louber, Teresa Burlison, Chris Rench, Margaret Hindmorch, Brian Gorber, Steve Iddings, Glenn Musgrove, Croig Vonderhorst, Jerry Rosengorten. Row 5: Jenny Hordenbrook, Tony Angle, Note Etter, Croig Yingst, Dennis Ingle. Cindy Byers. Tim Angel, Kothy Fitzpatrick, Note Whiteman, Chris Groves, Rob Cron. Jeff Frock. Row 6: Liso Smith, Condy Tobias, Jeff Elsass, Kelly Christian, Lindo McMoken, Sherry Perrine. Bob Hogie, Shannon Irvin. Missy Wills, Bonnie Angle, Jon Emenegger, Brendo Goriety, Robert Kritzberger, Joe Wessinger. 46 Key Club Student Council works throughout the year to promote school spirit and doss participation. This year, Student Council spon- sored the Homecoming Dance, hall decorating contest, and Field Day. They also sponsored a Computer Motch Up for students. Sfudenf Council Officers: Steve Dunn, Jeff Shields. Deonne Finfrock, Nicki Girouord, Chris Sellman, Michelle Davis Front Row: Doug Root, Jim Srickley, John Schourer, Kim Cool, Kathy Christian. Row 2: Scott Fisher, Chris Sellman, Shondo Kimmel, Margaret Hindmorch, Liz Matthews. Row 3: Mr. Shultz, Steve Dunn. Cindy Dyers, Tim Angle, Joy Bodenmiller. Kent Musgrave. Dock Row: Deonne Fin- frock, Angie Angle, Dorb Phillips, Jeff Shields, Michelle Davis, Nicki Girouord, Donnie Angle. Student Council 47 T.N.T. members volunteer their time to help elementary teachers. They read stories and help students with problems. Not only do they help elementary students but also ony students in the school system that need special help in one area. The members of T.N.T. use their study halls to go to the other schools to of- fer their help. 1. Mr. Schultz discusses club activities. 2. Linda McMaken has a suggestion. 3. T N T. members gather to talk about their work. Advisor Mr. Schultz, vice-president Liz Matthews. Treasurer Shondo Kimmel, President Melody Longendelpher Nor Pictured secretary Loro Darmon. T.N.T. and Buccanews Front Row: Mr. Schultz Row 2: Koren Summers, Liz Mothews. Shondo Kimmel. Amy Rapp, Shirley Meyer, Christine Colby. Julie Mong, Morgoret Hindmorch. Jodie Bowman. Bock Row: Nicki Johnson, Joner Brondt, Gino Thomas. Lindo McMoken, Borb Manning, Mindy Kiser, Melody Longendelpher, Dionno Fosnighr. 43 T.N.T Serve Students 1 Severol reporters wait for ossignmenrs 2. Drendo Mock. Ruth McCool. ond Renee Buckingham volunreer for ossignmenrs. assignments. 3. Scott Keiser outlines the next issue. 4. Mrs. Snyder. Duccanews Advisor 2. 3. The newspaper staff works very hard each year to produce a school newspaper that students like and en- joy. This year with Editor Scott Keiser and Assistant editor Dianna Fosnight they did just that. Along with Scott and Dianna a large group of reporters helped gather information and type it up. The Ducconews also contained several coupons for local restaurants which was an extra bonus for students and faculty. At the end of the year Scott put together the Senior Issue of the Ducconews which was a record of the things the Seniors liked and remembered. As Things Begin To Take Shape The 1983 Yearbook was begun lost June when Joy Jenny, and Carmen attended a workshop ot Wilmington College. Throughout the year the whole staff worked very hard to moke the 1983 Buccaneer the best ever. Guidonce Office helpers: Ruth McCool, Leoh Smith, Tommy Cook. Poul Polser, Allen Mock. Tom Summers (nor pictured). Front Office helpers: Scott Keiser, Kathleen Hart, Amber Pose, Jeff Elsass, Pondo Semon, Kelly Minnich Office 4 i t Helpers Aftendonce Office helpers: Robin Kelzenberg, Koren Garmon, Amber Rose, Joe Wessinger, Sherry Kessler (nor pictured) Library helpers: Tommy Cook. Juonito Ludy, Mindy Kiser. Chris Sellmon, Jennie McMoken, Mrs. Huelsmon (Librarian) Front Row: Deonne Finfrock, Cindy Dyers, Donnie Angle, Melody Longendelpher, Michelle Dovis, Peggy Vickroy, Dorb Monning, Cherry Mercer, (Row 2: Drendo Speer, Derrie Shefbuch. Leonne Byers, Ruth McCool, Mindy Kiser, Renee Duckinghom, Kellie Minnich, Loro Wintrow, Kelly Christian, Drendo Mock, Joy Dodenmiller, Korinne Clork, Row 3: John Doyer, Chod Willis, Juonito Ludy, Koren Dornhort, Kevin Wintrow, Von Dodenmiller, Kothleen Hart, Korhy Christian, Amber Rose, Allen Mock, Julio Rhoades, Amy Ropp, Rick Clever, Druce Roof, Mark Emmerr. Dock Row: Miss Leyfze, Joe Mothis. Kenny Riedel. Tim Angle. Scott Williams. Kevin Reck, DeAnn Kiehl, Denise Pearson. Eric Rice. measure By measure This year's Pep Band was bigger and better than ever. They played at all the home Covington basketball games. They also played at Miami County Holi- day Tourney. Front Row: Joy Bodenmiller, Christine Colby, Brenda Mock, Kelly Christian, Bertie Shefbuch, Brenda 5peer, Kellie Minnich, Kelly Rose, Miss Leyfze. Row 2: Amber Rose, Kathleen Hort, Korhy Christian, Amy Ropp, Von Bodenmiller, Kevin Wintrow, Karen Barnhart, John Boyer. Row 0: Korinne Clark, Denise Pearson, Julia Rhoades, Rick Clever, Bruce Roof. Mark Emmert, Eric Rice. Top Row. Kenny Riedel, Kevin Reck, Joe Mathis. Pep Band 55 Sound Effects at CHS 1. Jeff Elsoss ond Sobine Vischer sing in rhe closs ploy. 2. Juoniro Ludy sings o solo. 3. The CHS choir in concert. For the first time in several years CHS again had a choir. Under the direction of Mr. James Jeffryes they performed at several concerts and at Solo and Ensemble Contest where they received on excellent rating. Several members also sang in the class play. i. 2. 3. - Front Row: Mr Jeffryes. Juoniro Ludy, Sobine Vischer. Lori Peeples. Karen Barnhart. Kellie Minnich, Karen Brown. Gerry Pike Row 2: Yvette Turner. Rhodo Johnson. Jennifer Gorber. Don Grody. Jeff Longendelpher, Darla Honeymon. Leoh Smith. Brendo Wood Bock Row-. Jeff Elsoss. Chris Polser. Rodney Dieckman, Francisco Veloz. 56 Chorus In Memoriam This Buccaneer 1963 yearbook is dedicated to the memory of Bobbin Renee Kelzenberg. Robbin passed away on Tuesday, May 17, 1963, five days before her graduation. She had been ill with leukemia for just one week preceding her death. We will remember Robbin for her friendly smile, worm personality, and her will- ingness to do more than her share in whatever activity she was in- volved with. Robbin had love in her heart and she was loved. She was our friend and classmate and will never be forgotten. Robbin's attitude toward life and death shall be an inspiration to every one of us here at Covington High School and to the community. Robbin Renee Kelzenberg Memoriom 57 Teom Picture from Piquo Doily Coll The Covington footboll ream finish- ed the 1982 season with a 3-7 record. Doth the coaches and the players were disappointed with the win total os much more was expected. In the first season of the SRC, the Duces managed wins over Lehman and Graham. The only other win was over non-league opponent. Twin Volley South. Inconsistency was o major port of the Duces' downfall os many times they foiled to ploy four good quarters of footboll. Many let- termen return for the 1983 campaign and hopefully the lessons of the 1982 season will be well learned. 1. Jim Shields and Jeff Longendelpher. managers. 2. Tackling rhe opponent. 3. The coaches watch intently. 4. Crashing through the paper. 5. The Duces break the huddle. 6. Mike Laughamn and Jeff Prenger, stats. 6. 60 Footboll iringer Kerl [Tj i 4.ook Foorboll 61 6. 4. Another pass Is cought by a Covington re- dever. 5. Covington receiver Steve Dunn attempts to cotch o pass, while Dove Sampson blocks opposing defense. 6. A Covington defensive player rushes o Tipp City boll carrier to put on end to the ploy. 2. 1. The team at the line of scrimmage ready to run another big ploy. 2. A Covington boll carrier is tackled while running the boll. 3. Dove Sampson escapes several potential tocklers while racing to the endzone. Buccs Tackle A Rough Season ove, Chns orzing. Pot Row: Jim Glen M ,’Ty Owen $qp aUGr.’T Mill nson b Hop ienwof ' k bqiisin ry Doniels. Dj Sampson, eve in9s otfJforA Steve Bargo, Cc Kh TisdaleStocfch ffa|fefig p TfaQfo J-OVey, P� Thomas, Joe Christian, Todd Owens. Chris Groves, Tony Perrine, More Coin. Scort McDode, BIU Besecker Bill Sowers, Rick Sowers, Glen Hollopeter. Don Kihm, First Ever SRC Volleyball Champs This year's volleyball ream had another terrific season, as they ended with a final record of 203. They are also the first holders of the volleyball championship in the new SRC league, with a final league record of 7 wins and 0 losses. After their first loss of the season in the first round of the Tippacanoe Invitational the Buccs went on to win the next nine games before losing to a very tough Fairlawn team. They then won the last five games of the regular season. Their last win coming over a strong Lehman team. The outcome of the game determined the league winner. During the game the Buccs were rooted on by a large cheering sec- tion, and the CHS marching band. The Buccs went on to beat Twin Valley South, Cedarville, and Tri-Village before advancing to the final round of a District tournament. There the Buccs were unable to pull out a win, losing 14-16, 14-16. Still the Buccs had an outstanding season, losing on- ly three games, winning the SRC and being District runner-up. 3. 1. Sherry bumps rhe boll. 2. Michelle dove for the boll, did she get if? 3. Shannon serves. 4. Nicki serves os Candy and Renee watch. 62 Volleyball Volleyball 63 6. Managers for this year's volleyball ream were Liz Mathews, Pam Weyanr. and Damira Laughmon. Opponent Bethel Ansonio Minster Houston Falrlown SCC Milton-Union I Trf-viF Versailles Lehman Covington won won won won lost won won 1. Waiting for the ball. 2. Angie, Jennie, and Cindy wait for the serve. 3. Receiving the award for winning the SRC. 4. Seniors make a pyramid. 5. The team worms up for another rough game. 1. Scott Fisher uses his quickness to ser q fast tempo for the race. 2. Rob Vonderhorst works hard to pass the other runners. 3. Jomie VanHise pumps hard to stay ahead of the pock. 4. Rob Cron, Jim Cook and Doug Root stretch out before a tough race. 64 Cross Country Opponent Tippecanoe Inv. Doyron Christian Inv. Treaty City Inv. Ohio Caverns Inv. Piqua, Lehman Brookvilte inv. Indian Lake Inv. Bob Schul Inv. Versailles Berhal Inv. SRC Sectionals Covington 10th of 15 4rh of 11 6th of 9 8th of 17 1st of 3 4th of 11 5rh of 15 4th ofcv 1st of 2 4th of 14 4rh of 8 5th of 11 - pi This year's Cross Country team did o very fine job, considering they're o very young team. They finished with on overall record of 66 wins and 45 losses. Scott Fisher, Rob Hoffert, and Jomie VanHise all qualified for the Southwestern District Meet. Scott Fisher went on to the state meet ond finished 7th in the individual race and 11th in overall competition in the Class A Division. Scott hod on excellent season, and now holds the school record in Cross Country with o time of 15:56 on o 3.1 mile course. Also this year there was a girl's cross country team ond even though Korinne Clark was the only member she hod a very fine season, improv- ing steadily throughout the year. The reserve team compiled a final record of 31 wins and 30 losses. They were also the first team to hold the reserve title in the new Southwestern Rivers Conference. As the season progressed it was easy to see how all the hard work, and time paid off with o winning record. Overall next year's team should be one of the best teams ever assembled ot Covington. This year's team will only lose two seniors, and should hove many retur- ning members. Tippecanoe Inv. Dayton Chrtstian Inv feabty City Inv. ®nio Caverns Inv.i Sua. Lehman i okvillelnv Indian Lake inv. Dob Schuf lny r JJ Versaille SKH sad District ids the runners surge foftyord doch t e works hard into strenuous race, busses thesrroteqy with KpVinne Ct 4 ne tec 5 rher; 5, As the race start! 5 strdam over rl Cross Country 65 Cross Country Runners Race for Top Honors Putting It Together For One Last Shot! The 1982 golf reom was very inex- perienced. Only two golfers hod been on the varsity before. Due to the many new faces on the team, the Bucc's golf squad was not com- petitive in the tough SRC. However, the team did improve os the year went on and the 1983 Buccaneer golf team should be much better. Opponent We They 1 S.CC 222 177 I Lehmon 221 163 1 Milron-Union i 216 130 Housron 215 176 Tipp Ciry 213 149 Miss Volley 204 133 Grohom 197 184 Miss Volley 217 176 Miami East 203 170 3 Derhel 207 163 Housion 212 174 Versoilles 210 176 Jockson Center 204 176 'Vest Liberty Solem 204 166 Minster 204 189 i Milron-Union 139 164 1 SRC dth ploce Sectional I5rh of 16 66 Golf Buccs Travel to Regionals This year's Buccaneers had rheir best year ever in posr-season play. After a 13-7 record in regular season play the Buccs went on to advance ro regional final. They won their first two sectional games fairly easily, but had trouble with a tough Russia team. They won 33-30 in overtime. The Buccs then traveled to U.D. Arena where they played Clinton- Massie and then they had to face Col- umbus Academy, a ream that had beat them previously The game, a thriller, had to go to three overtimes before the Buccs pulled out a victory, 50-47. The Buccs were now set to play in the Regional finals against Yellow Springs. A victory here would mean a trip to Stare. The final game of the Buccaneer season wos an exciting one as they played Yellow Springs. They lost by one point and just missed a trip to Columbus. After a summer of hard work, the Buccs will be back next year, a team to contend with. 1. Chris Groves shoots from the corner. 2. Todd Alexander shoots a jumper. 3. Steve Dunn colls out the ploys. 4 The Buccs scromble under the bosket. 66 Boy's Basketball 1. The Duces ond Lehman fight for the rebound. 2. Todd Alexander tries to steal the boll from Minster. 0. Another jump boll, who will get it? 4. Stots: Mike Alexander. Mike Loughmon, Doug Root ond Jim Srickley. 5. Ansonio takes off ond the Duces try to stop them. 6. Mr. Huelsmon gets ready to finish cuffing down the victory net. St. Henry Lehman Milton Unk5f Mlssfes nowt; Valley West LibOTy Salem Russia Clinron-Massie Columbus Academy Yellow Spnnos 30 O T 4730 T Allen Mock. Joe Christian Chris Groves, Don Hoblir. Todd Alexander. Marry Dieperink. Tony Perrine. Doug Pond, Jock Hilllgoss. Steve Dunn 1 Doy's Doskerboll 69 We've Caught Tourney Fever Tourney Fever struck Covington ogoin this year. It caused strange symptoms os it spread. The entire community become involved as they supported the Duces bid for Store. Adults and students alike yelled and chanted their woy through several exciting tournament gomes including a heortstopping win over Columbus Academy in triple overtime. Several students pointed their faces os a woy of supporting the Mighty Duces. Others wore jerseys or black-and-white clothing. As the post-season gomes went on the Duces stepped ever closer to a possible Store berth, only to be stopped one point short. Even though they didn't make it to state, the Duces poured huge amounts of strength, time, work, and deter- mination into every game. It's easy to see why the Ducconeer tradition stays alive — every year it burns bright with Tourney Fever. 70 Boys Basketball Buccs Reserve and Freshmen Squads have good Seasons This year's reserve ream under Coach Fisher had a successful season. Their first loss of rhe season was to Newton. They came back in the final game of the MCHT to beat Newton and win the championship. They put together a few more wins to finish rhe season at 13-7. The freshman team under Coach McCord had a very good season los- ing only three gomes. The ex- perience the players gained will help in the future os reserve and varsity players. 3. 1. The Buccs get ready to rake rhe ball down court. 2. The Buccs celebrare afrer winning rhe MCHT. 3. Ron Selonders rries ro ger a hond on rhe ball. 4. Kurr Locker has rhe boll, now whor will he do? Reserves: Scorr Fisher, Kurr Locker, Scorr McDode, Ron Selonders Gory Houschel, Mart Pond, Croig Yingsr Rob Cron. 72 Reserve Boskerboll Wrangling Wrestlers Wrestling 75 The wrestling team completed its most successful season this year. The team finished second in the sectionals but won the Class A Doyton District tourna- ment. Craig Vonderhorst ond Joson Kingrey were the first wrestlers to place at the state wrestling meet. Craig placed third in his weight class while Jason placed fourth in his weight class. Seven wrestlers went to district. All seven placed fourth or better. OPPONENT WE THEY Volley View 42 21 Tri Villoge 43 20 Lehman 46 20 West Liberty 35 42 Meodowdale 18 47 West Milton 3 43 Coldwoter 41 26 Miomi East 24 41 Northwestern 30 33 Miami East 13 51 Indian Lake 33 32 This post basketball season turned out to be a rebuilding one for the Lady Duces. Even though our 9-12 record doesn't indicate a good season, it was a good season for our younger players to gain confidence, and experience for the up-coming years. Overall in the conference this year we placed 4th with o 4-3 record. Next year I hope we con turn our season around and hove o lot more wins. With the loss of only one senior off of this year's squad, the potential for having a good season next year is there. But a lot depends on how much the team wonts to work for it. In closing I would like to wish our only senior Kathleen Hart, good luck in her future endeavors and thanks for everything the post two years. Also congratulations goes out to Cin- dy Dyers for breaking the Girl's Scor- ing record by scoring 36 pts. in a gome this season against Tri-Village. 1. Liso rips o jump boll as other players look on. 2. Condy jumps high ro smock rhe boll ond win rhe rip. 3. Both reams attempt ro get rhe boll or rhe some rime. 4. Brendo shows intensity os she gets ready ro rebound. 5. As rhe shot goes up, players get ready ro rebound. 6. Co-Coproins Cindy Byers ond Brendo Mock . OPPONENT Trt-Villoge 76 Basketball It's All Within Reach Vorsity Basketball , Denise P Mack. ShQnda Kii Hardenbrook. Gina Thomas. rCondy Tobias, Joy Bodenmjller. Mr. Right: Reserve Basketball Kathy Christian, Damira jLaughn trdenbrook.yvWss Leytze. Candy Kiser, Leonne Byers. Joy Bodei ?r Garber Denise Pearson. larr Byers. Lisa Smith, Foster. ndy ian, Jenny obios, M n- imiller, Jen- 1. Kathy Christian drives around a Bradford player while raking the ball down court. 2. Kathleen Hort, defending the basket, refuses to let Tipp City inside. 0. Kathleen shows one of her many skills. 4 Tri-Captoins: Jenny Hardenbrook, Candy Tobias, and Joy Bodenmiller. 5. Renee Buckingham dribbles the ball, while Kathy works for on open position. 6. Lisa Smith shoots a free throw. Buccs tie for 2nd in State 78 Boy's Trock The 1983 Buccaneer track ream concluded an extremely successful season with a second place finish in the State Track and field champion- ship at Ohio Stadium in Columbus. This feat was accomplished through the sensational efforts of one athlete, Kelly Deeter. Kelly won the 200 meter dash and placed second in both the 100 and 400 meter dashes. His 26 points earned the Buccs the runner up spot, just 6 points behind the state champs Columbus Wehrle. Covington, however, was not a one man team. Throughout the season the Buccs showed their overall team strength in winning the District championship with 99 points, winning 7 of 8 dual meets, and plac- ing second in six large invitationals. I wish to thank the team for their ef- forts this season and congratulate them on their success. Coach Ron Schultz 3. 1 Doug, Steve, Bob. ond Jamie work out. 2. Kelly finishes first one more time. 3. Dove Sampson gets reody to shot put. Front Row: Jerry Platt, Jim Stickly, Bob Hogie, Mike Howell. John Boyer, Lee Yonris, Art Sowers. Row 2: Scott Fisher, Jomie Von Hise. Chris Groves. Tim Angle, Bob Hoffert, Doug Boot, Jeff Frock, Dove Sampson. Row 3: Croig Yingsr, Steve Coin. Pick Looker. Jeff Elsoss. Note Etter, Chris Bench, Kelly Deeter, Brian Bitner. Bock Row: Steve Dunn, Eric Bice. Chris Vonderhorst. Bill Besecker. Tony Perrine. Scoff McDode, Doug Pond, Mott Pond. 1. Art Sowers dears the pole vault. 2. Tony Perrine long jumps with style. 3. Srots Karla Kuntz, Deanne Finfrock. Christine Colby, Mindy Kiser, and Cherry Mercer. Covington 75 Cefino 77 Covington 50 Covington 66 Covington 62 Versailles 57 Covington 53 St Henry 23 Russia 44 Tri-Villoge 33 Minster 64 Versailles Invitational 3rd of 11 Little Miami County Relays 2nd of 5 Minster Invitotionol 2nd of 16 Groham Relays 2nd of 16 Covington Invitotionol 2nd of 9 Dayton Christian Invitotionol 2nd of 13 SRC 2nd of 6 District 1« of 15 Regional 5th 5tote 2nd (tie) n Boy's Track 79 A Change Of Pace 80 Girl’s Trock This year the girl's track ream changed pace from last year's season. The Duces lost several seniors from last year’s ream, and several other members did nor go our. Those that went our tried hard and achieved some success ar the end of the season when they placed fifth ar the District track meet. Cindy Dyers went on to Stare in the high jump. Front Row: Loro Gormon, Morgorer Hind- march, Jon Emenegger. Teresa Kesler, Jana Garmon, Leanne Dyers, Kim Cool, Jennifer Garber, Parry Horen Dock Row: Korinne Clark, Dionna Fosnighr, Sherry Perrine. Cindy Dyers, Jenny Hardenbrook. Shannon Irvin Lisa Crutchfield, Jennie McMaken, Troci Iddings. A 3. 1. Jennie McMoken races for rhe finish line. 2. Jon Emenegger paces herself in the mile. 3. Traci Iddings rokes off with rhe relay baron 4 Jon is surprised by rhe photographer. 5. Shannon demonstrates her long jump form. 6. Cindy clears rhe high jump bor. 7. Seniors — Jennie McMaken. Jon Emenegger, ond Liso Crutchfield. Girl's Track 61 1 Jennie just misses finishing first. 2 Bruce Roof ond Teddy Schultz, spectators at o meet. 3. Troci shows her form in rhe hurdles. Opponent We Houston 13 Bradford 2 Houston 10 Miss Volley 3 Tipp City 0 see 3 Versailles 1 Lehman 4 Miss Volley 3 West Milton 2 Bethel 7 Miami Eost 5 Lehmon 5 Bradford 9 Grohom 0 Opponent We Bethel 7 Bethel 9 Miss Volley 2 Grohom 4 Tipp City 8 Miomi East 3 Versailles 4 Bethel 10 West Milton 9 Troy 4 Notional Trail 8 This year's baseball ream im- proved over last year. They went from a 2-17 record to a 5-10 record. The formation of o reserve ream rhis year will soon improve both reams os the players gain ex- perience. The baseball ream will lose 9 Seniors from rhis year's ream so the next several years will be rebuilding ones for the Duces. They 4 6 1 10 6 11 12 6 2 4 16 11 3 6 7 They 3 10 10 5 10 18 11 5 22 12 5 Improvement... an important part of the game. 1. Gory Houschel swings hord. 2. The team discusses whor will happen during rhe next inning. 3. Dove Daniels worms up his pitching arm. Prenger r. Dob Kelzenberg, Jim Shields. Tony Angle. Row 2: Jon Dysinger Eric Collins, Jim Cook, Jerrod Miller, Mike Hogan. Dock Row: Mr Meyer. Den- nis Ingle, John Beener John Doehr- inger. Dob Gold. Bottom Left: Front Row: Rob Cron, Jeff Shields. Glen Mullennix, Glenn Musgrove, Roberr Krirzberger, Sreve Gurdon. Robert Horrison Dock Row: Mr Hor- ding, Dove Daniels, More Coin, Jerry Rosengorren, Rick Clever. Todd Owens. Allen Mock. Gory Houschel Boseboll 63 Diamond Girls This year's softball team improved over last year's team. They were coached this year by Mrs. Lakes Mor- mon. They had a lot of experience with seven seniors. 1 Renee rogs o player or second base. 2. Several ream members relax after the gome. 3. Putting away the equipment. 4. Nikki Johnson swings hard. Opponent We They Brodford 8 0 Miss. Volley 12 14 Tipp City 10 19 Versailles 3 10 see 9 13 Lehman 2 16 Miss. Valley 11 13 West Milton 3 4 Tri-Village 6 27 Brodford 9 8 Grohom 3 18 Miomi East 2 13 Front Row: Wendy Weyonr. Renee Buckinghom, Tommy Cook. Melody Longendelpher, Denise Pearson. Row 2: Korhy Chrisfion, Kelly Chris- fion, Nikki Johnson, Brenda Mock. Row 3: Mrs. Lokes — Mormon, Angle Angle, Amber Rose. Kathleen Hart, Bonnie Miller. Softball 65 1. Angie Angle throws the boll bock to the pitcher. 2. The Buccs field the boll. 3. Seniors — Wendy Weyonr, Tommy Cook, Kelly Christian, Kathleen Hort, Amber Rose, Bonnie Miller, Angie Angle. 4. Korhy Christian gets reody to moke o ploy. 1. Another mount performed by the varsity squad. 2. Cheerleaders hove to watch the gome and cheer or the some time. 3. One of the signs mode by the cheerleaders is held In place by Rondo ond Jenny. Psyching Up To Meet A Challenge! 1. Reserve cheerleaders get ready ro perform a floor cheer. 2. Mary, Jenny, and Kim cheer rhe ream on to victory. 3. Julie helps promote school spirit. 4. The varsity basketball cheerleaders. Cheerleaders — they lead rhe cheers, right? They do that and a whole lot more. They work hard to promote school spirit all year long. They moke signs, posters, and en- courage teams to work hard and win. During the summer the cheerleading squads go to comp and learn new routines and stunts. Then they come bock, perfect them, and then energetically perform them dur- ing football ond basketball gomes. During the year they put in a lot of hard work so that when it's time for the Dig Gome , they're ready to get the crowd cheering for the team. Cheerleaders 87 66 Condids Wuc if Bmocmy ftnd ftinmcaiusm Wimm ''Gfa if IOH ■ z Voice of Democracy Winners: Karen Bornhorr, Allen Mock, Kellie Minnich, Sreve Iddings. Nicki Girouard, and Brian Gorber. Americanism Winners: Jenny Hordenbrook, Bob Gold, Nicki Girouord, Alien Mock, Chris Pleimon, and Brenda Mock. 92 Awards Things That Made It More Than Books! 1. Mike Golloger moderoror for As School's Morch Wirs.'' 2. As School's Morch Wirs ream: Kellie Min- nich, Joy Bodenmiller, Nicki Girouord. Chris Polser. Allen Mock. Mr. Shellenberger. 3. Girl's Srore Delegores Tommy Cook, Amber Pose, ond Kelly Chrisrian. 4. Boys' Srore Delegores Scorr Keiser, Jeff Elsoss. ond Glenn Musgrave. Awards 93 Allen Mack and Kellie Minnich were selected as the most musical members of their class. Doth of them have been involved in the music program throughout high school. Angie Laughman Bayse and Glen Mullennix were singled out os class clowns from the class of '83. Angie Wooddell and Chris Bench were voted most talkative in the Senior class. 94 Senior Favorites Seniors Vote On Favorites Every year rhe senior class selects several members of their class to represent them in several different categories. These few selected members of the class are the ’ Senior Favorites. Everyone changes when they go through high school, but Amy Caldwell and Khris Locker were voted most changed from their freshman year. Allen Mock and Nicki Girouard were selected os both most studious and most likely to succeed. All that study- ing will pay off in the future. Deanne Finfrock and Jeff Elsass were picked os most spirited. Doth Deanne and Jeff were members of this year's cheerleading squad. Senior Favorites 95 Jennie McMoken and Drion Birner were chosen os the mosr orhleric members of rhe Senior class. Nicki Girouord ond Brian Birner were picked our os having rhe besr smile. 96 Senior Fovorires Senior Class Picks Favorites Michelle Dovis ond Jeff Shields were singled our os being rhe most friendly. Michelle Dovis ond Glen Mullennix hove rhe obilify ro lough even when things oren'r going well. This is probably rhe reason they were chosen os having rhe best sense of humor. Kelly Christian and Jeff Elsoss were voted os having worked hardest for their class. Being chosen come os o result of many long hours of work. Senior Favorites 97 Kelly Alexander Ginger Anderson Scorr Anderson Angelo Angle Bonnie Angle Philip Aukerman Kelly Kay Alexander: Nickname Kel: President COE 12; Ploy Cost 11; TNT 9; FHA 10; OOEA 11, 12; BOE 11.12. Ginger Lee Anderson: Secretarial Science Parliamentarian 11; Marching Bond 9; Concert Band 9; Perfect Attendance 10, Trl-Hi-Y 10; OEA 11; Art Club 10. Scott Lee Anderson: Basketball 9; Cross Country 9; Football Manager 10; Basketball Statistician 9; Concert Band 9. Angelo Kay Angle: Track 9, 10; Softball 11, 12; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Play Crew 11; Usher 11; Guidance Aid 11; Homecoming Candidate 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11. 12; Representative 12; Tri-HFY 10; Art Club 10. 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 11,12; Powder Puff 10. Bonnie Jo Angle: Track Statistician 9, 11; Notional Honor Society 12; Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 11; Representative 11; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11. 12; FHA 9; Tri-HI-Y 10; Stu- dent Council 12; Instructional Council 10.11,12. Philip Alan Aukerman: Nickname Phil: VICA 11. Karen Sue Barnhart: Nickname Barney: Scholar- ship Team 12; Chorus 12; Ploy Cast 11; Pit Band 10; Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Representative 12, Perfect Attendance 9. Angie K. Laughman Bayse: Nickname Angus: Powder Puff 10, 11; Volleyball Stofisfician 11; Ploy Crew 11; French Club 9, 10; Tri-HI-Y 10; Drama Club 10; Key Club 11. Martha Black: FHA 10. Brian Christopher Bitner . Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Perfect Atten- dance 9, 10, 11, 12; Mr. Big Stuff 12; Varsity C 9, 10, 11,12; Key Club 11. Jamie Joe Boerhinger: Nickname Pete. Football 10,- Bosketball 9,10; Perfect Attendance 9. Kenna Kathleen Brandt: Nickname K.K.; Bosket- ball Statistician 9; Guidance Office 10; TNT 9, 10; FHA 9; Tri-HI-Y 10; OOEA 11, 12. Martha Black Pete Boehringer Kenna Brandt 98 Seniors Karen Ann Drown: Chorus 9,12; Guidance Aid 11, Library Aide 12; FHA 9,10. Dawn Marie Burgess: Class Secretary 11, 12, Ploy Crew 12; Usher 11, Flog Corps 9. 10; Captain 10; Student of the Month 12; FHA 9; TNT 9, 10; Buc- conews 10, Tri-Hi Y 10; Ad Staff 12; Art Room Assis- tant 9,- Notional Honor Society 12. Mary Ann Burton: Scholarship Team 12; Marching Bond 9, 10,- Concert Bond 9; Attendance Aid 10; Front Office Aid 11; TNT 9, 10: FHA 9, Tri-Hi-Y, Buc- cone ws 10, Ad Staff 12. Marc Patrick Cain: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Bosket- boll 9, Baseball 9, 10, 12; Wrestling 10; Basketball Statistician 9; Chorus 9; Ploy Crew 12; Usher 11, Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12; Varsity C” 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11,12. Amy Lee Caldwell: Vice-Pres. Recep- tionist Clerical Class 11, 12; Chorus 9; Play Crew 11, 12; Library Aid 10; FHA 9, 10. 11. 12; TNT 9; OOEA 11. 12. Kelly Marie Christian: Nickname Earl; Scholarship Team 11, Softball 10. 11. 12; Volleyball 9. 10, 11; Statistician 10. 12; National Honor Society O, 11, 12; Secretory 12; Ploy Usher 11; Pit Bond 10; Mar- ching Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Guidance Aid 9; Assis- tant Yearbook Editor 10; Editor 11,- Perfect Atten- dance 10. 11; Key Club 9. 10. 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Historian 10; Treasurer 11. President 12; French Club 9. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Varsity “C” 10, 11, 12; Powder Puff 11. Roberto Jean Clack: Nickname Bobbie; Scholar- ship Team 10; Chorus 9; Secretory of Data Pro- cessing Class 11; OOEA Parliamentary Procedures Team 11; Miami County Honey Princess 12; French Club 9,10,11; OOEA 11,12. Tammy Sue Cook: Nicknome Tom: Class Secretary 9; Scholarship Team 11, Basketball 9, 10,11; Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; Notional Honor Society 11, 12; Marching Bond 9; Concert Band 9; Representative 9; Guidance Aid 12; Girls’ State 11, French Club 9, 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; Representative 12, FHA 10, 11,12; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Var- sity C 9.10,11,12, Powder Puff 10.11,12. John E. Counts Lori Ann Counts: Volleyball Stotisticion 11; Ploy Crew 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Dramo Club 10; Key Club 11. Karen Lynn Cromes: OOEA Assistant Historian 11; TNT 9.10, French Club 10.11,12; OOEA 11,12. Lisa Noreene Horen Crutchfield: Track 9, 10; Art Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Key Club 11. Karen Brown Down Burgess Mory Ann Burton ft % More Coin Amy Coldwell Kelly Christian Roberto Clock Tommy Cook John Counts 'W, Lori Counts Karen Cromes Lisa Crutchfield Seniors 99 Michelle Davis Tonia Dershem Jeffrey Elsass Janerre Emenegger Todd Fields Deanne Finfrock Brian Garber Brenda Goriery Karen Gormen Alicia Gessner Jeffrey Gibboney Nicole Girouord Michelle Linn Davis: Nicknome Shell. Class Vice President 11; Track 10. 11; Volleyball 9, 10. 11, 12 Srorisrician 12; Cheerleader 9, 12; Ploy Crew 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Secretory 12; FHA 9. 10. Tri-HFY 10. 11, 12; Varsity X 10. 11,12. Student Council 11.12. Secretary 12, Powderpuff 10,11.12. Tonia Cleanne Dershem: VICA Secretary 11, Parliamentary Procedure Team 11, 12, Student Congress Representative 12, Cosmetology Secretory 11, Marching Band 9. 10; Concert Bond 9, 10; FHA 9, 10; District Representative 10; VICA 11,12. Jeffrey Allan Elsass: Class President 11, 12; Scholarship Team 9. 12, Football 10; Basketball 9. Track 9. 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, Cheerleader 12; Chorus 12,- National Honor Society 11. 12,- Ploy Cast 11, 12, Front Office Aid 11, 12, Perfect Atten- dance 9. 10, 11. Student of the Month 11; Boys' State 11; Key Club 9, 10, 11; French Club 9. 10, 11. 12,- President 11, Secretory 12; Varsity X 9, 10. 11.12. Janette Lynn Emenegger: Scholarship Team 10, Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Volleyball 9, 10. 11; Cheerleader 9, 10. 11; Chorus 10, Ploy Crew 11; Key Club 9, 10. 11, 12; TrFHl-Y 10. 11, Varsity X' 10.11.12; French Club 10,11.12. Todd Fields: Football 9, 10. 11; Bosketboll 9; French Club 9; Key Club 9,10; Varsity X 10 Deanne Elaine Finfrock: Nickname Dea: Class Treasurer 9, 12,- Secretary 10, Track 10,- Sroristia'an 9, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11. 12; National Honor Society 12; Ploy Crew 11, 12, Marching Bond 9; Concert Bond 9. 10. 11, 12; Homecoming Court 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11. 12; FHA 9. 10. 11. French Club 9, 10, 11,- Tri-HI-Y 10, 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11,12; Varsity X 9, 10. 11,12. Brian Everrett Garber: Nicknome Garbs: Class President 9. Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Captain 12,- Basketball 9. 10, Track 9, 10; Baseball 11; Notionol Honor Society 11, 12; Ploy Cost 11; Play Crew 11, 12; Voice of Democracy 12, Key Club 9, 10. 11. 12; Vice President 10,- French Club 9, 10; Student Council 9. Vorslry X 11.12. Brenda Lee Gariety: Bosketboll 9; Trock 9; Volleyball Monoger 10, Statistician 10, Ploy Cost 11.12, Flog Corps 9; Front Office Aid 9.11.12; Girls' State 11; Key Club 9. 10. 11. 12. Art Club 10, 11.12; Advisors Assistant 12; Notionol Honor Society 12. Karen Kay Garmon: Nicknome Blondie: Trock 9; Volleyball 10,- Statistician 9, 10; Ploy Cost 11, 12; Guidance Aid 9, Attendance Aid 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Treosurer 11. Key Club 9. 10. 11. 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Art Club 10; Bucconews 10, 11; Ad St off 12. Alicia Gay Gessner: Nickname Lisho: Perfect At- tendance 10. Art Club 9. 10, 11; Tri-Hi-Y 10; OOEA 11.12. Jeffrey Lee Gibboney: Nicknome BTU: VICA 11, 12. Nicole Marie Glrouard: Nickname Nickl: Goss Vice-President 9. 10; Scholarship Team 10, 11, 12; Trock 9. 10. 11, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Captain 12; Sroristicion 12; Cheerleader 9, 10; Notional Honor Society 10,11,12; Vice-President 12; Ploy Crew 11; Marching Bond 9; Concert Bond 9. 10, 11; Americanism Winner 11, 12; Voice of Democrocy 12. Homecoming Court 12,- Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice-President 11, President 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12, FHA 9. French Club 9. 10, 11, 12; TrFHi-Y 10. 11; Varsity X” 9, 10, 11. 12; Powder Puff 10, 11, 12; Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12. 100 Seniors Steve Nathan Gurdon: Nicknome G Robert Mark Harrison: Lee County High School 9. 10: Footboll 11. Basketball 10,11; Trock 9, Baseball 11; Cross-Country 10. Mary Kathleen Hart: Nickname Katie. Basketball 9, 10,11, 12; Softball 9,10. 11, 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11, 12; Ploy Crew 11, 12,- Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pit Bond 12; Front Office Aid 11, 12. Perfect At- tendance 9, 10; Key Club 9, 10, 11. 12; TNT 9; Var- sity C” 9. 10. 11. 12; Tri-HI-Y 10. 11. 12: Ad Staff 11. 12. Daniel E. Hoblit: Footboll 9. 10. Boskerball 9. 10. 11, 12. Ploy Cast 12. Usher 11. Key Club 11; Varsity C 12. Connie Ann Houschel: Choffey High School 9. 10. 11; Track 10; Softball 10. 12: Perfect Attendance 9. 10,11; VICA 11,12; Drill Team 10. 11. Stephen Eugene Iddlngs: Nickname IDD: Foot- ball 12; Wrestling 9. 10, 11; Golf 9,10, 11; Play Cast 11,- Play Crew 11; Voice of Democracy 12; Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Varsity C 9.10, 11; Key Club 12. David Ryan Kaiser: Nickname Kise: Football 10. 11. 12; Trock 10. 11; Usher 11. 12; Varsity ”C 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11. Scott Alan Keiser: Basketball 9, 10; Track 11; Baseball 12. Statistician 9, Chorus 9: Play Cost 11; Pit Band 10. Marching Band 9. 10, 11; Concert Band 9,10,11; Pep Bond 9,11; Representative 10: President 11. Front Office Aid 12; Boys' Stare 11; Counselor 12; French Club 9, 10. 11, 12; TNT 9; Key Club 11; Bucconews 11. 12. Editor 12; Ad Staff 11. 12. Charlene Kay Kelley: Nickname Char. Class Secretory OOEA 12; Cheerleader 9; TNT 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Drama Club 10; OOEA 11, 12. Robbin Renee Kelzenberg: Chorus 9, Play Cast 11: Attendance Aid 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9; French Club 9,10,11, 12; FHA 9. 10,11,12. Ryan Earl Kimmel: Football 9, Wrestling 9, 10 Lynn Jesse Kritzbergre: Marching Band 9; Perfect Attendance 9, 11,12; FFA 11,12. Steve Gurdon Robert Harrison Kathleen Hort Daniel Hoblit Connie Houschel Stephen Iddings David Kaiser Scott Keiser Charlene Kelley Robbin Kelzenberg Kyan Kimmel Lynn Kritzberger Seniors 101 Tracy Lyons Wondo Lyons Allen Mock Mark Meyer Donnie Lou Miller Rebecca Miller Khris Allen Locker: Scholarship Team 10. Foorboll 9. 10, Basketball 9; French Club 9; TNT 9; Student Council 9.10. FFA 11. Leslie Leigh Looker: Nickname Triple L: Accoun- ting Closs Porliomentorion 11; News Reporter 12: Softball 11, Marching Dond 9, 10, 11. 12, Concert Band 9, 10, Pep Bond 9. 11; Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 11.12; FHA 9: TNT 10; OEA 11,12. Juanita Faye Ludy: Statistician 9; Chorus 9, 12; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11; Library Aid 12; Key Club 9; Tri-HI-Y 10. Tracy Alan Lyons: Basketball 9; Marching Band 9, 10. 11. Concert Band 9.10,11. Wanda Kay Adams Lyons: FHA 9. Allen Dwight Mack: Nickname Al, Class Vice- President 12: Scholarship Team 9. 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9.10. 11, 12, National Honor Society 10 11. 12: President 12, Play Cost 11. Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12: Concert Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Pep Bond 9; Guidance Aid 12. Perfect Attendance 9. 10,11; Americanism Winner 10, 11, 12; Student of the Month 11; All County Strawberry Festival Bond 10, 11; Voice of Democracy 12; Varsity C 10,11, 12. ' As Schools Match Wits 12. Kimberly Sue Maurer: Piqua High School 9.10,11; Statistician 10, OEA 11,12. Jennie Sue McMaken: NiCKnome Jen: BasketboM 9. 10.11- Trock 9.10, 11. 12; Volleyball 9.10.11.12: Play Crew 11, 12; Usher 11. 12. Librory Aid 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Student Council 9; Key Club 9. 10, 11. 12; Board Member 11. FHA 9, 10. 11, 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11. Varsity C 9. 10. 11. 12; Powder Puff 10.11,12, Mr. Big Stuff Escort 12. Peggy Ann Mead: Basketball Manoger 10, Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9. Perfect Attendance 10: VICA If, 12. Secretary 11.12. Mark Anthony Meyer: FFA 11. 12 Bonnie Lou Miller: Nickname Bon: Accounting Assistant Parliamentarian 11, Basketball 9; Soft- ball 9, 10, 11. 12. FHA 9. 10, TNT 9; Vorsity 'C' 9 10.11.12. OOEA 11,12 Rebecca Faith Miller: Nickname Becky Class Treasurer 11. Ploy Crew 12; Athletic Office Aid 10; Librory Aid 10. 11; FHA 11. Ad Staff 12 102 Seniors Tino Morle Miller: Secretarial Science Class Treasurer 11, Basketball 9; FHA 9, 10; TNT 9; OEA 11,12. Kellie Jo Mlnnlch: Nickname Ed: Scholarship Team 9. 10, 11; Chorus 9. 12; National Honor Society 9, 10, 11; Pit Band 10, 12; Marching Band 9,10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Attendance Aid 11; Front Office Aid 12, Perfect Attendance 11. Glen Eric Mullennlx: Nickname Mull: Football 9. 10. 11. 12. Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Ploy . Crew 11, 12; Usher 12; Varsity C 11, 12; French Club 12. Glenn Tolmodoe Musgrave: Nickname Pat: : Footboll 9. 10: Cross Country 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Chorus 9, Boys' State 11; French Club 9, 10. 11; Varsity C 9,10, 11,12; Key Club 12. Christopher Wade Polser: Scholarship Team 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Golf 11, 12; Chorus 12, Play T Cast 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; TNT 11; Buc- conews 9,10. Melisso Sue Pierce: Celino High School 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10,11; Library Aid 10; FHA 9. 10.11. Barbara Ann Phillips: Treasurer 12; Statistician 9; Ploy Cost 11, Play Crew 11; Attendance Aid 10; FHA 9, 10; TNT 9; OOEA 11, 12; Notional Honor Society 12. Christina Marie McClurg Plunkett: Nickname K.K.: FHA 10. Douglas Dean Pond: Football 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10,11,12; Track 10.11.12; Usher 12,- Art Club 10,11. 12; Varsity' C'10, 11,12. Bryan Keith Reames: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Key Club 12; Varsity C 12. Chris A. Rench: Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Perfect Attendance 10,- Key Club 9, 10, 11; French Club 9,10,11; Varsity C 9. Ronald Scott Richard: Marching Band 9. Concert Bond 9; Pep Bond 9; Perfect Attendance 10; VICA 11,12. Barbara Phillips Christina Plunkett Douglas Pond Brian Beames Chris Bench Bonald Bichord Seniors 103 SENIORS Thomos Ryon Rito Seger Ronold Seger Phyllis Jeon Shofer Jefferey Shields Robbie Simon Jonice Snider Thomos Summers Chris Supinger Amber Louise Rose: Sofrboll 11, 12, Srorisricion 10; Chorus 9: Ploy Cost 11; Ploy Crew 12, Pit Bond 10. 12; Morching Bond 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Bond 9, 10, 11. 12, Pep Bond 9, 10, 11. 12; Front Office Aid 11, 12; Attendonce Aid 12; Library Aid 10. 11; Girls' Store 11; Art Club 9; TNT 9; Key Club 10. 11. 12; Trl- Hl-Y 10, 11, 12; Ad Staff 11. 12; Powder Puff 10. 11, 12; Miami All-Stor Bond 10, 11,12. Jerry Rosengarten: Westridge Jr High 9; Boseboll 11. 12, Cross-Country 12; Ploy Cost 12; Library Aid 9; Perfect Attendonce 10. 11, 12; Art Club 10, 11. French Club 10. 11. 12; TNT 10. 11; FHA 9; Key Club 11.12. Thomas Ryan Carmen Rae Schaurer: Nickname Corm: Class President 9. 10, 11, Student Council 9, 10; Scholar- ship Teom 9, 10, 11; Notionol Honor Society 10, 11; Student of the Month 11; Art Club 9, 10, 11; Presi- dent 11; Treasurer 10; FHA 9, 10, 11; Historian 10; Yearbook Staff 10,11. Rita Ann Seger: Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11. FHA 10. OOEA 11. 12. Ronold J. Seger: VICA 12. Phyllis Jean Shafer: Early Childhood Class Presi- dent 12; FHA 11,12. Jefferey Lynn Shields: Class President 10. Football 11, 12; Track 9. 10; Baseball 11, 12; Manager 9, 10, Sfofisticion 9. Ploy Cost 11, Ploy Crew 12; Mr. Big Stuff Candidate 12,- Buccanews 10. 11; Varsity C 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10. 11,12; Treasurer 12. Robbie J. Simon Janice Kay Snider: Perfect Attendonce 10, Americanism Wimmer 10; VICA 11. Thomos Ray Summers: Guidonce Aid 12. Chris Todd Supinger: Foorboll 10, Basketball 9. Art Club 10. 11. 12; VICA 11.12. 104 Seniors Potrick Edword Thomas: Foorboll 9. 10. 12: Trock 10; Varsiry C 10; TNT 9; FFA 11. Chrisfopher Ronald Vanderhorst: Nickname Von- dy: Doskerball 9,10; Track 9,11, 12; Cross Counrry 9; Golf 10, 11, 12: Play Cast 11. 12; Key Club 9, 10, 12; French Club 9.10, 11, 12; Varsiry V” 9,10, 11. 12. Sabine Ulrike Vischer: Statistician 12; Chorus 12; Play Cast 12; Key Club 12; French Club 12. Karen Marie Warner: Class Treasurer 10: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Usher 11; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9, Perfect Attendance 10; Key Club 10; Student Council 10. Rhonda Sue Wiegel: Nickname Wiggy: Trock 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 10; FHA 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10; Parliamentary Procedure Team 11. Michael Douglas Weldy: Gulfport High School 10, 11; Football 9; Basketball 10; Baseball 9, 10; Guidance Aid 11; Key Club 10,11; Drama Club 11. Wendy Sue Weyant: Accounting News Reporter 11; Accounting President 12; Softball 11, 12; Volleyboll 9: National Honor Society 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 11; FHA 9. 10; TNT 10: OOEA 11. 12. Melissa Joan Wills: Basketball 9. 10: Track 9. 10; Volleyboll 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Crew 11, Usher 11; Morching Bond 9. 10; Concert Band 9; Art Club 9; Key Club 9, 10. 11, 12; TNT 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11; FHA 10, Varsiry C 9,10, 11.12; Powder Puff 10,11. 12. Angela Ann Wooddell: Nickname Woody: Scholarship Team 11; Volleyball 9; Marching Bond 9. 10; Concert Band 9, 10; FHA 9, 10. 11. 12; Key Club 10. 11. 12; TNT 10. 11, 12; French Club 11. 12. Lisa Young: Brenda L. Zacharias: Nickname Zach, DECA Secretary 11; Photographic 12; French Club 10. 11. 12; DECA 11. 12. Shannon Dwayne Zell: Golf 10, 11; Art Club 9. Patrick Thomas Chrisfopher Vanderhorst Sabine Vischer Karen Warner Rhonda Weigel Michael Weldy Wendy Weyant Melissa Wills Angela Wooddell Lisa Young Brenda Zacharios Shannon Zell Seniors 105 106 Senior Condids J.V.8. Seniors Auto Body Mechonlcs Childhood Development The Joint Vocational School has become quite popular in the post few years. It offers many classes that give students career training and also helps place students after graduation. These are some of our Senior JVS students. JV5 Seniors 109 The Junior closs ls ° very ener9eric C,QSS that works together to get things done. Led by class Pres. Carmen Schaurer, V-Pres. Cindy Dyers, Sec. Joe Christian, Treas. Steve Dunn and class advisors, Steve Fisher and Ed McCord, they hove ac- complished a lot during their years or C.H.S. This year's big- gest projects include the fruit sole and running the concession stand. All these projects ore in preparation for the prom and graduation expenses. Everett Adams Todd Alexander Dove Alrhoff Tim Angle Steve Barga Mark Barnhart Joy Bodenmiller Michael Bodkin Scott Brickey Kim Bridges Dona Burgess Cindy Byers Sreve Cain Vickie Roe Cain Vicki Sue Cain Joe Christian Amy Clark Jerry Clark Korinne Clark Rick Clever Juanita Cromwell Rob Cron David Daniels Kelly Deerer Joe Denmen Mary Dewey Marty Dieperink Steven Dunn Dianna Fosnighr Jeff Frock 110 Juniors Lisa Goriery Carla Glenn Christopher Groves Robert Hagie Kasey Hart Jack Hilligoss Mary RodneaHinklel Robert Hoff err Glen HOlloperer Shannon rvin DeAnn Klehl Jason Kingrey Mindy Kiser Scott Kistler Robert Krifzberger Anton Kuerher Pat Lovey Mary Mead Amy Miller Kent Musgrove Todd Owens Melinda Anrhony lr ens Penny 7i Juniors 111 Sherry Perrine Jerry Plorr Chris Pleimon Gerry Pike Nancy Rhoades Eric Rice Dove Sampson Randy Sampson Cormen Schaurer Jim Shively Lisa Smirh Rick Sowers William Sowers Rondo Sprenkel Lisa Stewart Lori Thompson Candy Tobias Curt Trubee Craig Vanderhorsr Kenneth Wenrick Nathan Whiteman Scott Williams Angela Wintrow David Wood Teresa Yantis Nor Pictured: Berh Baker Steve Brown Rodney Collins Liso Crutchfield Steve Fast Gory Houshel Mike McClurg Scott Mowery Allen Shaffer Chris Stephon 112 Juniors Juniors 113 — JVQ Juniors 114 JVS Juniors Alexonder. Rodney Hinkle Machine Trodes Health Occupations Ag Diesel Marie Wintrow Jua JVS Juniors 115 The Sophomore class is guided by Pres. Julie Mong, Vi-Pres. Shanda Kimmel, Sec. Chris Sellman, Treas. Rondo Seman and advisors Mrs. Lakes- Mormon and Mrs. Hurlbut. This class is just beginning preparations for money-making pro- jects to prepare for the prom their Junior year. They hove become accustomed to the high school and ore active in its many organizations. One of the highlights of the sophomore year is the ordering of class rings, and for most students being able to start driving. Angelo Adams Steve Anderson Tony Angle Camilla Aukerman More Bosye John Beener Joner Brant Scott Bridges Donald Brown Jomes Bryon Steven Burns Doren Cecil David Ch.gst.een_ Tammy Clock Christine Colby f Virgil Cruea Tlmorhy DeMoss Rodney Dieckmon Jon Dysinger Haroll Ekhelberger Morvin Epley Nathon Erter Scorr Fisher Kathy Fifeporrick Trish Flannery Delmer Floro David Frantz Jono Garmon Robert Gold Patrick Grody 116 Sophomores I Eric Hand Jennifer Hordenbrook Jerry Hilllgoss Margaret Hindmarch Darla Honeyman Dennis Ingle Mark Jacobs Jeanette Johnson Nicole Johnson Rhoda Johnson Robert Kelzenberg Sherry Kesler Jennifer Monnin v Bryan MusgroJ Qeo North Mark Ouellette Lori Peeples Amy Rapp Kevin Reck Sophomores 117 Julio Rhoades Kenneth Riedel Bruce Roof Christine Sellmon Rondo Semon Rhondo Shaffer Jomes Shields Leoh Smith Kothy Sowers Koren Summers Gina Thomas Teresa Trubee Benjamin Turner Yvetter Turner Robert Vanderhorst James VanHise Margaret Vickroy Joe Wessinger Pomelo Weyant Paul Wilkop Loro N} intro w William Wise Kelly Wooddell Craig Yingst Deron Yings Harold Zocharios Not Pictured: Anna Houshel Robert Howard Robin Sampson 118 Sophomores Sophomores 119 The Freshman class usually spends irs _ — first year in the high school becoming accustomed to older classmates, harder studies, and a wider range of activities to be involved in. Nor many class activities are planned during the freshman year, and much of their time is invested in preparing for their last three years of high school. The Freshman class is guided by Pres. James Stickley, V-Pres. Kim Cool. Sec. Michelle Louber, Treas. Kathy Christian and class ad- visors Stacie Dornhorst and Kathy Leytze. This year they have sponsored a bent pen sale. w r % Mike Alexander Joseph Apple William Besecker Von Bodenmiller John Boehrfng Ralph Boehringe Jodie Bowman John Boyer Lee Bridges Renee Buckingham Teresa Burelison Karen Burgess Lrt Lora Burns Leanne Byers Angie Cedi Carrie Chilcoar Kathy Christian Christopher Colbert Jan Collett Eric Collins James Cook Kim Cool Rhonda Counts Diana Davis Melissa Dohme Herbert Eichelberger Roberta Eichelberger Mark Emmert James Freeman Jennifer Garber alK 120 Freshmen Richard Lauber Mike Laughman Missy Lavey Steve Lentz Kurt Locker Jeff Longendelpher Wendy Longendelpher Joey Mathis Gory Meyer Jerrod Miller Kelly Mowery Shelly Mowery Loro Gorman Janice Gibboney Donold Grody Michael Hogon Cindy Holl Cindy Hand Tim Harter Karen Heintz Wendy Hobllr Parti Hore Mike Howe Theresa Iddi Kathy J Pot Koi: Michelle Louo Freshmen 121 Jonell Musser Wanda Ouellette Ty Owens Paul Palser Denise Pearson Par Penny Chrisfino Poe Matthew Pond Jeffery Prenger Elise Peed Billy Scarberry John Schourer Donald Seger Ronald Selanders Peggy Shafer Roberta Shefbuch ora Sink c Sotzing Arrhyr Sowers SjHda Speer James Srickley Amy Thompson ■ Marr Wendle Donnie Wenrick Regina Wenrick Chad Willis f Julee Willoughby Alan Wintrow 122 Freshmen Faculty Steven House: Principal — Covington High School Roberto Buckingham High School Secretory Lorry Henry Superintendent of Covington Schools Rachel Hurlbut: E. M. H. Assistant Volleyball Cooch Alice Caldwell: Attendance Office Aide Doug Foster: Learning Disability; Senior Class Advisor; Cross Country Coach; Girl's Basketball Coach; Assistant Track Cooch. 124 Foculry Mr. Runyon Faculty r Dwone Runyon: 7th and 8rh grade Industrial Arts; 9th grade Basic Woods; 10th grade metals Jane Gildow: Art I. II, III, IV; Art Club Advisor. Ann Huelsman: Library Aid Eileen M. Yaney: Library Supervisor K-12. James Jeffryes: Choir Director, Elementary School Music. Kathryn M. Leytze: Band; Jazz Class; Marching Band; Pep Band; Director of Pit Orchestra; Girl's Reserve Basketball Coach; Freshman Class Advisor. Faculty 125 Faculty Steven R. Fisher: English 9; English Literature; Research Seminar; Junior Class Advisor; Yearbook Advisor; Assistant Football Coach; Reserve Basketball Coach. Lynn Shellenberger: English 10; English 11; Advisor — As School's Match Wit's Doris Trost: French I, II, III, IV; Speech and Drama; Advisor French Club. Marjorie Tisdale: Guidance and Counseling; National Honor Society Advisor. iriv’n p:nr ■ r :an BQf Ly ra 126 Foculry Faculty Donald Gorman: American History, Government, Driver's Education; Key Club Advisor. Ron Schultz: World History; World Geography; Sociology; Economics, Current Affairs; Student Council Advisor; T.N.T. Advisor; Golf Coach; 7th grade Basketball Coach; Boy's Track Coach; Basketball Scorekeeper. Leona Fulks: General Business, Bookkeeping, Typing. Judith R. Snyder: Personal Typing, Typing II Business Machines; Business Law; Business English; Business Math; Shorthand; Key Club Advisor; Buccanews Advisor. Faculty 127 Faculty Kim Lokes-Mormon: General Math; Algebra II; and Trigonometry; Geometry; Introductory Algebra; Head Volleyball Coach; Head Softball Coach; Sophomore Class Advisor. Mrs. Lokes-Mormon Dob Huelsman: Algebra I; Advanced Math; Mechanical Drawing; Head Boy's Basketball Coach; Athletic Director- Assistant Football Coach. Stacie Bornhorst: Home Economics I, II; Singles Living; Foods and Nurtrition; Freshman Class Advisor; FHA Advisor. Tony Campbell: Vocational Agriculture; FFA Advisor. 128 Faculty Mr. Hording Faculty Jomes Hording: Generol Biology; Lob Biology; Earth Science; Physiology, Ecology, Senior Class Advisor; Baseball Coach, 8rh Grade Basketball Coach; Junior High Football Coach. David Davis: Chemistry; Physics,- Earth Science. Ed McCord: Physical Education; Health, Assistant Football Coach; Freshman Basketball Coach; Junior Class Advisor. Larrie Tisdale: OWE; Head Football Coach. Foculry 129 Cooks: Ruth Ann Shafer, Derry Doggs. Kofherine Phyllis, Karen Angle. Nor Plcrured: Joon Groves. Dus Drivers: Normon Miller, Florence Rick, Dill FUck. Soroh Colby, Nancy Denman. Nor Plc- rured: Don Kuerher, Mrs. Wise. Working Behind the Scenes 130 Dus Drivers and Cooks Covington High School Yearbook Buccaneer Staff Wishes to Congratulate and Say Good Luck to the Class of 1984 Especially Kelly Christian Senior Editor Jeff Elsass Business Manager Carmen Schaurer Art Supervisor Amber Rose Ad Staff Kathleen Hart Ad Staff Scott Keiser Ad Staff Dawn Burgess Ad Staff Becky Miller Ad Staff Mary Ann Burton Ad Staff Karen Garman Ad Staff 134 Advertisements Shoemaker — Underwood Photographers Mike Underwood Jerry Shoemaker Wedding Candids...........................Portraits — Commercial Senior Portraits.............................Copy and Restoration 321 North Downing Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone — 773-5583 The Yearbook Staff Wishes ro Express Their Deepest Sympathy to the Family of Robbin Kelzenberg, Class of 1983 Advertisements 135 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Wampler Buick, Inc. MOSE WAMPLER President “THE HOME OF THE GOLDEN RULE SERVICE” BUICK 507 N. Elm Street, Troy, Ohio 45373 Sales: 335-0068 Dayton: 845-3335 Service: 339-2135 Parts: 339-1937 Going to McDonald’s is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget your defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why, at Mc- Donald’s of Piqua and Troy we say, best of luck with all your future endeavors. 1237 E. Ash St. Piqua 1935 Covington Ave. Piqua 1560 W. Main St. Troy 136 Advertisements FHA HERO Wishes to Extend Their Congratulations to the Class of 1983 and Wish Them Success in Their Futures. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 piqua national bank and trust co A Good Place to Grow” Member F.D.I.C. Covington Office East Broadway Phone: 473-2072 Class of 1984 Congratulates The Class of 1983 Good Luckl Class Officers Carmen Schaurer — Pres. Cindy Byers — V. P. Joe Christian — Sec. Steve Dunn — Treas. Phone: 473-2565 M. F. Construction Company Congratulations, Class of 1983 4630 Rangeline Rd. Covington, Ohio Advertisements 137 Pearson Funeral Home “Services For All” 10 South High St. Covington Phone: 473-2271 Congratulations to the GRADS! From Finfrock Construction 220 North Pearl Covington Phone: 473-3141 Compliments of James R. O’Donnell Attorney Good Luck to the Class of 83 S. J. Rudy and Sons, Inc. Quality Feeds — Certified Seeds Grain — Farm Supplies — Storage 473-2066 698-5321 Covington Ludlow Falls 136 Advertisements WESTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY COVINGTON, OHIO 4531 8 A FULL SERVICE BANK Congratulations to the Class of 1983 Western Ohio National Means Service to You and the Friendship of Those We Serve is the Foundation of Our Program 5 Personal Service Banking Offices: Home Office Broadway Office Pleasant Hill Office West Milton Office Troy Office 4 Service Banking Locations Broadway Office Troy Office Troy Marsh Office Piqua Marsh Store Progress Through Service Aerovent Inc. 1 Aerovent Drive Piqua, Ohio 45356 Congratulations to Class of 83 May Your Lives Be Filled With Happiness and Success General Films, Inc. Plastic Films Bags — Sheets — Roll Stock and Speciality Products “Good Luck to the Class of 83” 645 South High St. Covington Phone: 473-2051 Advertisements 139 52 S. Jefferson St. Dayton, Ohio FORMAL WEAR YOUR PROM HEADQUARTERS Shanely Rexall Pharmacy Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts — Winan’s Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 N. High St. Covington Phone: 473-3333 Sugar Shak Retail Bakery and Candy Supplies 108 Wenrick St. Covington Phone: 473-2558 Open Wednesday Thru Saturday 11-5 John and Pauline Stump Beatrice T 400 Hazel Street Covington, Ohio Phone: 473-2047 Congratulations Class of 83 Miller Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Service Auto-Home-Life-Business 150 N. Pearly Street Covington Phone: 473-2171 Congratulations to Class of 83 STANLEY Helps You Do Things Right A Division of Stanley Works 800 South High Street Covington Phone: 473-2082 140 Advertisements “Others Must Follow the Leader” Congratulations to Amber and the Class of “83” -■■■■, - - -— In A Jif Print Sue Corrigan Soybeans, Wheat Alfalfa, Seeds Dealer — David A. Rose Trojan Village Shopping Center 1-75 and State Route 41 (Exit 74) 45 South Dorset Road 8620 W. Cov. — Bradford Rd. Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-5120 Troy, Ohio 45373 Phone: (513) 339-9425 C bridges) x— ENTERPRISES'- INC — Good Luck Class of “83” SIGfnfl INC. Commercial — Industrial Roofing Residential Insulation Urethane Foam — Cellulose Fiber James S. Bridges President 473-3-65 21 Ullery St. Covington Precision Reliability in Adhesive Coating 4263 N. St. Rt. 48 P.O. Box 8 Covington Phone: 473-3091 4845 West U.S. Rt. 36 Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone: 773-2841 Fund Raising Activities Available Cut out this ad and take to 36 Skate Club for one free admission to any public skating session. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 from the CLA88 0F 1985 Adverrisemenrs 141 Gerlach the Florist Congratulations Seniors From BUCCANEWS STAFF 21 North High Covington Phone: 473-3038 Scott Keiser, Editor Nicki Girouard Tammy Cook Jan Emenegger Covington Beeman Hardware “Silent Woman Gift Shop” Your Friendly HWI Dealer 101 North High St. Phone: 473-2341 Congratulations — Class of 83 tEh8 (Eoacljli hl rc� B “A Prettier You Starts at the Coachlight” Diane Zimmerlin, Prop. 11 North High St. Covington 473-3875 Wilson's Department Store Congratulations to Class of 83 Compliments of Sorzing Insurance 30-32 N. High St. Covington Phone: 473-2417 Congratulations Grads “83” Doug Sotzing, Covington 142 Adverrisemenrs Flowers for All Occasions Landscaping Garden Center Green Plants Ann Street 111 W. Market Piqua, Ohio Troy, Ohio Phone: 773-2908 or 335-5971 Covington Community Care Center Skilled Intermediate Nursing Care 75 Mote Drive and St. Rt. 48 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-2075 Al’s Sohio Vickery’s Pizza Congratulations to the Seniors Day Phone: 473-8164 Night Phone: 473-3639 6 E. Broadway Covington Alfred Hitchcock Pizza and Sandwiches Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Every Day 488 East Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2952 Sohigro Service Company Fertilizer Seed Chemicals P.O. Box 65 550 E. Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2422 or 473-2619 M[ WIIASS’ tfevncape (fatUle 308 W. Water St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-1981 Advertisements 143 Valley Antenna Systems, Inc 614 North Main Piqua, Ohio Congratulations to Seniors of 83 Phone: 473-3838 Hunt Beverage Company, Inc. Distributors of Pepsi-Cola 8090 North Looney Road Piqua Phone: 773-1127 PlOUft 200 S. Main St. and 609 Spring Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone 773-3652 or 773-3657 CORPORATION 1747 Commerce Drive; Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-7000 Congratulations to Class of 1983 Dan Poast Sohio Complete Auto Service 1148 Covington and Sunset Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-7796 Easy Lawn Free Lawn Analysis and Price Quotation 910 S. Main St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-1956 Phil's Lock And Key Shop Keys Made — Complete Locksmith Service Radio Dispatched Mobile Service Phil Chaffee 421 N. Main Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-2583 Terry’s Cafeteria 105 E. Greene St., Piqua, Ohio ' w v- Phone: 778-0566 Famous for Fine Foods Private Rooms for Banquets, Meetings, Parties Serving 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Continuously Seven Days — Except M Holidays 144 Advertisements � H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Advertise in the STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER 121 West Ash St. Piqua, Ohio 45356 Telephone (513) 778-0412 For Complete Coverage of the Covington School District 395 South High St. Covington Phone: 473-2028 Good Luck Class of ’83 Congratulations Seniors of ’83 WAYNE’S BARBERSHOP KATHY’S BEAUTY SHOP 1309 South St. 7175 W. U.S. Rt. 36 Covington Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-0686 Kathy Clark, Owner Phone: 473-2713 Piqua Champion Foundry EA8T SIDE SERVICE Specializing in Ford Tractors Repair — Overhauls Gene and Roger Clark Larry Pickering General Manager 918 South Main St. Piqua, Ohio 1001 East Broadway Covington Phone: 473-3126 513 773-3375 ERNIES Prescription Center Good Luck Seniors 1983 1722 W. High St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-2686 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 321 South High Street Covington Phone: 473-2521 Advertisements 145 National Honor Society Says Good Luck Class of 1983 1 Caldwell Farm Center, Inc. WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service 3 Miles North of Covington onSt. Rt. 48 Phone: 473-2520 Edgetown Hair Care Women’s and Mens’ Styling 710 W. Brown Road Covington Phone: 473-5164 Owner — Linda Iddings Operator — Marcia Durnell Grissoms Market and Bakery Open 24 Hours a Day Choice Groceries Two Locations in Piqua Quality Meats Delicatessen Vegetables Fruits 1710 W. High St. and 633 W. High St. Truck Crane Service, Rigging and Heavy Hauling, Structure Steel Warehouse Machinery Moving, Complete Welding Service shop and Field 4243 W. U.S. Rt. 36 Piqua Phone: 773-3632 Forest E. Blythe D.D.S. Congratulations to the Class of 83 550 Mote Drive Covington Phone: 473-2756 Fred Shively Royal Crest Dairy Product Distributor Congratulations Seniors! 415 Walnut Street Covington Phone: 473-2361 Ebberts Field Seed, Inc. Premium Quality Corn Hubrids Wheat — Oats — Soybeans — Clover Chemicals — Grass and Weed Killer 6840 North St. Rt. 48 Covington Phone: 473-2521 146 Advertisements ELIMANS COVINGTON OHIO A Nice Store for Nice People “Featuring Quality at a Low Price” Furniture Carpeting Draperies Television — Appliances — Interior Decorating Open Monday-Saturday 9-9 15-25 North High Street Covington Phone: 473-2012 § | m-Berlee's|W Mullen's Firestone, [ 1 Ph 173-3823 kAr � «r Y Inc. 1005 E. Broadway (Rt. 36 East) Covington — Phone: Redken Products 473-3029 12 East Wright St., Tues. thru Sat. Art Mullen and Jim Mullen — Owners Covington Phone: 473-3823 Advertisements 147 Best Wishes to the Class of 1983 The Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Association Compare our Everyday Low Prices! Jeans, Skirts, Jackets, Blouses, Slacks Wright and Pearl Street 9 N. High Street Covington 473-5658 Covington Phone: 473-2061 Hours: 9:30-5:30 Daily; 9:30-9:00 Friday Compliments of Maier’s IGA SuperMarket 301 Troy Pike Covington Quality Quick P Graduation Invitations, . . , Business Cards, rmtmg. Inc. Letterheads, Tickets, Programs, Menus, Wedding Invitations, and All Other Types of Printing Phone: See Us for your Printing Needs 531 N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-1000 470-2531 Covington Plumbing, Inc. 900 Mote Drive Covington Phone: 473-3311 Kenneth Vore John Gearhardt Phone: 335-7489 Phone: 778-0366 Kinney’s Men Shop Congratulations to Class of ’83 20 North High Street Covington, Ohio Jim Kinney 146 CLAQS OF 1983 Ginger Anderson Pat Thomas Angie Angle Chris Vanderhorst Bonnie Angle Francisco Veloz Karen Barnhart Sabine Vischer Brian Bitner Karen Warner Pete Boehringer Mike Welty Karen Brown Dawn Burgess Missy Wills Mary Ann Burton Angie Woodell Marc Cain Lisa Young Kelly Christian Shannon Zell Tammy Cook Rick Johnson John Counts Kelly Alexander Lori Counts Scott Anderson Michelle Davis Phil Aukerman Jeff Elsass Kenna Brandt Jan Emenegger Deanne Finfrock Amy Caldwell Brian Garber Roberta Clack Nicki Girouard Karen Cromes Kathleen Hart Tonia Dershem Dan Hoblit Todd Fields Steve Iddings Alicia Gessner Dave Kaiser Jeff Gibboney Scott Keiser Steve Gurdon Robbin Kelzenberg Robert Harrison Angie Laughman Basye Connie Houshel Khris Locker Charlene Kelley Juanita Ludy Ryan Kimmel Tracy Lyons Lynn Kritzberger Wanda Lyons Leslie Looker Allen Mack Kim Maurer Chris Plunkett Peggy Mead Jennie McMaken Mark Meyer Kellie Minnich Bonnie Miller Glen Mullennix Tina Miller Glenn Musgrave Melissa Pierce Chris Palser Barb Phillips Chris Rench Scott Richard Doug Pond Tom Ryan Bryan Reames Rita Seger Amber Rose Ron Seger Jerry Rosengarten Phyllis Shafer Jeff Shields Rob Simon Jackie Smith Janice Snider Tom Summers Chris Supinger Advisors: Mr. Jim Harding Rhonda Weigel Mr. Doug Foster Wendy Weyant Brenda Zacharias 150 Advertisements Athletic Locker Room Inc. “We Fit the Physical” Retail and Team Styles for Team Sports Running Gear Nike — Adidas — Brooks Champion — Puma — Converse Speedo Swim Wear Racket Restringing Jacket and Shirt Lettering On the Square 114 W. High St. Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-8644 Congratulations to the Class of 83 Bridges — Stocker Funeral Home Clifford L. Stocker Funeral Director 160 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone: 473-3331 Schmidlapp Equipment, Inc. Covington Post Office Congratulations to the Class of 83 John Deere Sales and Service 6506 West U.S. Route 36 Covington Employees Say Good Luck to the Class of 1982 Congratulations Phone: 473-2829 4317 West U.S. Route 36 Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-4595 Carpet House Owned and Operated by Larry and Sue Hostetter Large Selection of Remnants Bath to Room Size Free Estimates Prices for Every Budget 90 Days Same as Cash Visa and Mastercharge Accepted Phone: 773-9505 5300 St. Rt. 36 West Between Covington and Piqua_______ Advertisements 151 AUTOMOTIVE ARMATURE WORKS APPLE FARM SERVICE INC. COVINGTON, OHIO (513) 526-4851 Complete Electrical Automotive Tune-Up ‘Alternators ‘Starters Generators ‘Regulators Construction and Farm Machinery Installation and Exchange Complete Battery Service Mon-Thurs. 8-5:30 Fri. 8-5:00 Closed Saturday 401 Water St. 773-1926 Deutz Brillion Krause Ariens Steiger Sales Department Henry Apple Bill Apple Joe Cress Parts Manager — Sperry New Holland Wil-Rich Yanmar Kinze Hiniker New Idea Woods Bushhog Gehl Service Manager Don White Lead Mechanic — Dick White Bob ‘Silo’ Eilerman THIRD SAVINGS AND LOAN Your Family’s Financial Center West End Office 1603 Covington Ave. 778-1480 East Mall Office 1270 East Ash St. 773-3090 Downtown Office 215 N. Wayne St. 773-0752 Troy Phone 339-6626 ESTABLISHED 1884 Come in and see our complete selection of graduation supplies We're your one stop dealer The Miami Printery, Ltd 124 West Water Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 778-8339 152 Adverrisemenrs Congratulations Seniors! New Tech Plastics, Inc. P.0. Box 5 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone:473-3011 Compliments of The Service People Complete Buildings Materials Center Lumber — Plywood — Roofing Materials Builders Hardware — Lawn and Garden Paints — Glass — Paneling — Ceilings COVINGTON 242 E. BROADWAY Serving Savers and Homeowners Since 1886 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-2021 Passbook and Certificate Savings, Dividends from Date of Deposit to Date of Withdrawal, Compounded Daily and Quarterly at Highest Permissable Rates Mon. Thru Fri. 7:30-5:00 Saturday 8:00-12:00 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 1 p.m. Saturday Closed Thursday and Sunday sane jntfsuay £2 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Advertisements 153 Mobil-Broadway Service Mobil 1 East Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2581 Davis Cabinets 151 Troy Pike Covington Phone: 473-3513 Mid-Ohio Telephone Company Etter Gospel Music And Novelty Shop Phone: 473-2092 Covington FREE Lawn Analysis and Price Quotation 910 S. Main St. Bibles and Study Aids, Books Christian Books — Musical Instruments Sheet Music — Song Books Gospel Tapes — Voice Accompany Tapes Greeting Cards — Gifts Eight Tracks — Cassettes — LP’s All kinds of church supplies Timex Watches Kodak Film, Accessories, Developing Phone: 473-5612 110 E. Broadway Covington Covington Student Council Says Congratulations Seniors! Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-1956 Lee DOBI6S Levi's for the entire family West Milton Hours 9-6 Mon. Thru Thurs. — 9-7 Fri., — 9-5 Sat. Troy Hours 10-6 Mon. Thru Thurs. — 10-8 Fri. — 10-5 Sat. 30 S. Miami St. 6 N. Market St. West Milton Troy 698-3340 335-3113 Piqua 414 Water St. 773-6482 Piqua East Mall 773-2833 154 Advertisements The 1983 Covington “Buccaneer” Would Like To Thank the Following: Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Rice Fritz Martin Jewelers Dr. and Mrs. Neil O. Rogers Joel and Inez Phillips — “Congratulations to the Class of 1983” Bill’s Pastry Shop Conrad B. Booher, D. C. Ole Village Washe House Dave and Barbara Rose — “Congratulations Amber, Kathleen, Kelly and all their Classmates” Mr. and Mrs. Richard McMaken — “The best of Luck to Jennie and her Classmates” Harriet Miller Dr. and Mrs. William Barnhart Dr. and Mrs. Robert Girouard Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burton — “Congratulations Mary Ann” Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodenmiller Gary Wackier Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Jan Christian Covington Dairy Barn; Owners: Roy and Etta Bertholomey Compliments of COVINGTON BAND BOOSTERS KIM-BERLEES BEAUTY SALON Redkin Products 12 E. Wright St. Tues. thru Sat. Covington Phone: 473-3823 SWIRL BEAUTY SALON Super Cuts for Guys and Gals 1720 W. High St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-2821 OLD CANAL BOOK SHOP Books New and Used 323 North Main St. Piqua phone: 773-1991 Advertisements 155 Seniors Alexander, Kelly — 18, 98, 109 Anderson, Ginger — 23, 36, 98 Anderson, Scott — 98 Angle, Angie — 4, 9,11,17, 24, 41, 47, 62, 85, 98 Angle, Bonnie — 12,13,14, 45, 47, 54, 98 Aukerman, Phil — 33, 98 Barnhart, Karen — 12,13, 14, 30, 33, 44, 54, 55, 56, 92, 98 Bayse, Angie Laughman — 94, 98 Birner, Brian — 10,19, 61, 78, 98 Boehringer, Pete — 9,17, 35, 98 Brandt, Kenna — 98 Brown, Karen — 28, 29, 30, 33, 56.99 Burgess, Dawn — 30, 45, 50, 99 Burton, Mary Ann — 28, 29, 30, 44, 50, 98 Cain, Marc — 29, 31, 61, 83,112, 99 Caldwell, Amy — 18, 28, 29, 35, 95,109, 99 Christian, Kelly — 13,14, 30, 33, 38, 39, 40, 44, 45, 50, 54, 55, 84, 85, 93, 99 Clack, Roberta — 40, 99,109 Cook, Tammy — 4, 9, 22, 37, 45, 53, 85, 93, 99,149 Counts, John — 99,108 Counts, Lori — 99,149 Cromes, Karen — 32, 40, 99,108 Crutchfield, Lisa — 80, 81, 99 Davis, Michelle — 4,16,19, 34, 31, 47, 54, 87, 88,100 Dershen, Tonia —100 Elsass Jeff — 5, 9,16,19, 20, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 33, 35, 40, 44, 45, 50, 52, 56, 78, 87, 88, 93, 95.100 Emenegger, Jan — 24, 31, 36, 40, 80, 81,100,149 Fields, Todd —100 Finfrock, Deanne — 2, 4, 9,17, 23, 24, 30, 45, 47, 54, 79, 87, 88, 95.100 Garber, Brian — 4, 45, 61, 92,100 Gariety, Brenda — 30, 41,100,112 Garmon, Karen — 18, 29, 40, 50, 53, 77,100 Gessner, Alicia — 100,109 Gibboney, Jeff — 100,109 Girouard, Nicole — 2, 4, 9,17, 24, 33. 40, 45, 54, 62. 92, 93, 95, 100,149 Gurdon, Steve — 83,101,109 Harrison, Robert — 83,101,109 Hart, Kathleen — 13,14, 52, 55, 59, 62, 76, 77, 85,101 Hoblit, Dan — 4, 31, 36, 69, 70, 101 Houschel, Connie —101 Iddings, Steve — 33, 61, 92,101 Johnson, Rick Kaiser, Dave — 33, 61,101 Keiser, Scott — 32, 40, 49, 50, 52, 93.101 Kelley, Charlene —101 Kelzenberg, Robbin — 18, 29, 35, 40, 53, 57,101 Kimmel, Ryan — 33,101 Kritzberger, Lynn —101 Locker, Khris — 9,17, 95,102 Looker, Leslie — 13,14, 102, 108 Ludy, Juanita — 13,14, 29, 33, 54, 56.102 Lyons, Tracy —102 Lyons, Wanda —102 Mack, Allen — 5,13,14,15, 38, 44, 45, 69, 82, 90, 92, 93, 95,102 McClung, Christina —103 McMaken, Jennie — 2, 4, 9,17, 24, 36, 62, 80, 81, 102 Maurer, Kim —102 Mead, Peggy — 45,102 Meyer, Mark —102 Miller, Bonnie — 84, 85,102,108 Miller, Rebecca — 28, 29, 30, 35, 50.102 Miller, Tina —105 Minnich, Kellie — 13,14, 30, 33, 45, 52, 54, 55, 56, 92, 93, 94, 103 Mullennix, Glen — 5, 8, 29, 31, 32, 40, 61, 83, 94,103 Musgrave, Glenn — 32, 83, 93, 103 Palser, Chris — 32, 33, 40, 44, 45, 56, 93,103 Phillips, Barbara — 32, 45, 47,103 Pierce, Melissa —103 Pond, Doug — 9,17, 25, 29, 32, 33, 41, 69, 70, 71, 78, 88, 89,103 Reames, Brian — 33, 61,103 Rench, Chris — 32, 40, 94,103 Richard, Scott —103 Rose, Amber — 13,14, 50, 53, 54, 55, 85, 90,104 Rosengarten, Jerry — 35, 40, 83, 104 Ryan, Thomas —104 Seger, Rita — 104,109 Seger, Ronald —104 Shafer, Phyllis — 104,108 Shields, Jeff — 8, 24, 31, 61, 67, 75, 83,104 Simon, Robert—104 Snider, Janice —104 Summers, Tom — 52,104,126 Supinger, Chris — 25, 33, 36, 41, 104.108 Thomas, Pat — 61,105 Vanderhorst, Chris — 9,17, 29, 30, 35, 37, 67, 78, 88, 105 Veloz, Francisco — 30, 33, 56,105, 128 Vischer, Sabine — 28, 29, 30, 33, 40, 56, 77,105 Warner, Karen — 2, 36,105 Weigel, Rhonda —105 Weldy, Mike — 90,105 Weyant, Wendy — 45, 84, 85, 105.108 Wills, Missy — 36, 62, 67,105 Wooddell, Angie — 32, 36, 40, 94,105 Young, Lisa —105 Zacharias, Brenda — 32, 36, 40, 105.108 Zell, Shannon —105 Juniors Adams, Everett —110 Alexander, Todd — 69, 70, 71, 88, 110,114 Althoff Dave —110 Angle, Tim — 13,14, 34, 44, 47, 54, 78,110,113 Baker, Beth Barga, Steve — 37,110 Barnhart, Mark — 71,110, 111, 113 Bodenmiller, Joy — 13,14, 25, 47, 50, 54, 76, 77, 93, 110 Bodkin, Mike — 55,110,113 Brickey, Scott —110 Brown, Steve Burgess, Dana —110 Byers, Cindy — 9,14, 41, 44, 45, 47, 54, 62, 76, 80, 81, 88,110, 111, 113 Cain, Steve — 13,14, 67, 78,110 Cain, Vickie Rae — 110 Cain, Vicki Sue — 8,110 Christian, Joe — 40, 45, 69, 88, 71, 110, 111 Clark, Amy —110 Clark, Jerry — 110,114 Clark, Korinne — 13,14, 35, 50, 54, 55,110 Clever, Rick — 14,15, 40, 54, 55, 83,110 Collins, Rodney Cromwell, Juanita — 110,114 Cron, Rob — 2, 71, 82, 83,110, 113 Crutchfield, Lisa — 80, 81, 113 Daniels, Dave — 37, 74, 75, 83, 110,113 Deeter, Kelly — 2,10, 24, 78,110 Denman, Joe —110 Dewey, Mary — 2, 9, 37, 86, 89, 156 Index 110,112,113 Dieperink, Marty — 69, 71, 88,110 Dunn, Steve — 12, 24, 37, 38, 71, 78, 88, 89,110, 111, 112 Fast, Steve Fosnight, Dianna — 48, 80, 110, 149 Frock, Jeff — 78,110,113 Goriety, Lisa — 111 Glenn, Carla — 111 Graves, Chris — 19, 24, 70, 71, 111, 113 Hagie, Bob — 78, 111 Hart, Kasey —13,14, 111, 115 Hilligoss, Jack — 69, 88, 111 Hindmarch, Mary — 36, 40, 111 Hinkle, Rodney — 111, 114 Hoffert, Rob — 67, 78, 111 Hollopeter, Glen — 71, 74, 75, 111, 113 Houschel, Gary — 37, 83 Irvin, Shannon — 40, 62, 81, 89, 96, 111 Kiehl, DeAnn — 19, 34, 44, 45, 54, 80, 87, 88,11,112, 149 Kingrey, Jason — 74, 75, 111, 113 Kiser, Mindy — 13,14, 29, 30, 38, 45, 48, 53, 54, 77, 79, 111 Kistler, Scott — 111, 114 Kritzberger, Robert — 18, 29, 40, 83, 111 Kuether, Anton — 111 Lovey, Pat — 111 Longendelpher, Melody — 13,14, 23, 24, 29, 48, 85, 90, 111 Lyle, Renee — 111 Mock, Brenda — 13,14, 38, 44, 45, 54, 55, 76, 85, 88, 93,110, 111, 113,149 Manning, Barbara — 8,13, 14, 48, 111 McClurg, James McCool, Ruth — 29, 30, 35, 38, 48, 52, 54, 111 McMaken, Linda — 18, 22, 23, 41, 48, 86, 111, 149 Mead, Mary — 111, 114 Miller, Amy — 111 Mowery, Scott Musgrave, Kent — 47, 61, 74, 75, 111 Owens, Todd — 19, 23, 24, 37, 83, 111, 113 Penny, Melinda — 111 Perrine, Anthony — 24, 35, 37, 69, 71, 78, 79, 88, 111, 113 Perrine, Sherry — 62, 80, 112 Pike, Gerry — 56,112 Platt, Jerry — 78,112,115 Pleiman, Chris — 92,112 Rhoades, Nancy — 41,112 Rice, Eric — 13,14,15, 23, 44, 45, 54, 55, 78,112,113 Sampson, Dave — 78, 79,112,113 Sampson, Randy —112 Schaurer, Carmen — 2, 8, 23, 25, 41, 44, 45, 50, 111, 112,113 Shaffer, Allen Shively, Jim — 67,112 Smith, Lisa — 22, 23, 76, 77,112, 113 Sowers, Rick —112 Sowers, William — 112,113 Sprenkel, Rondo — 24, 29, 38,112 Stephan, Chris — 61,112 Stewart, Lisa — 112,115 Thompson, Lori — 41,112 Trubee, Curt — 95,112 Vanderhorst, Craig — 19, 24, 29, 40, 41, 44, 45, 74, 75,112 Wenrick. Ken —112 Whiteman, Nate — 22,112,113 Williams, Scott — 13,14, 54,112 Wintrow, Marie — 112,114 Wood, Dave —112 Yantis, Teresa —112 Sophomores Adams, Angela —116 Anderson, Steve —116 Angle, Toney — 116,118,119, 83, 37,44 Aukerman, Camilla — 8,116 Bayse, Marc —116 Beener, John — 83,116 Brant, Janet — 75,116,119 Bridges, Scott —116 Brown, Donald —116 Bryan, James —116 Burns, Steven — 116,119 Cecil, Darren — 2. 41, 74,116 Chasteen, David —116 Clack, Tammy — 90,116 Colby, Christine — 13,14, 40, 54, 55, 79,116 Cruea, Virgil — 116,119 DeMoss, Tim — 18,116,119 Dieckman, Rodney — 41, 56,116 Dysinger, Jon — 41, 83,116,119 Epley, Marvin — 116,119 Etter, Nate — 78,116 Fisher, Scott — 18, 47, 78, 88,116 Fitzpatrick, Kathy — 5,18, 41,116, 118 Flannery, Trish —116 Flora, Delmer —116 Frantz, David —116 Gorman, Jana — 8, 81,116 Gold, Robert — 44, 83, 92,116 Grody, Patrick —116 Hand, Eric —40,117,119 Hardenbrook, Jennifer — 8,18,19, 44, 45, 50, 76, 77, 80, 92,117, 119 Hilligoss, Jerry —117 Hindmarch, Margaret — 40, 48, 80, 97,117 Honeyman, Darla — 56,117 Howard, Robert Ingle, Dennis — 35, 83,117,119 Jacobs, Mark — 74,117 Johnson, Jeanette — 4, 40.117 Johnson, Nicole — 18, 48, 84, 85, 88,117,119 Kelzenberg, Robert — 83,116,117 Kesler, Sherry — 53,117 Kihm, Dan —117 Kimmel, Shanda — 9,18, 47, 48, 62, 76,117 Kuntz, Karla — 4, 40, 41, 44, 45, 79.117 Laughman, Damira — 2, 40, 41, 76, 77,116,117,119 Looker, Roger — 78,117 Mathews, Elizabeth — 9,18,19, 37, 39, 47, 48,116,117,119,149 McCool, Glen — 73,117 McDade, Scott — 78, 88,117 Mercer, Cherry — 4,14, 40, 79,117 Meyer, Shirley — 48,117,149 Mong, Julia — 19, 38, 40, 41, 48, 87.117 Monnin, Jennifer — 12,13,14, 40, 54, 70, 86, 89,117 Musgrave, Bryan — 74,117 North, Cleo —117 Ouellette, Mark — 117,119 Peeples, Lori — 29, 56,117 Rapp, Amy — 12,13,14, 25, 40, 48, 54, 55, 77,117,149 Reck, Kevin — 12,13,14, 37, 40, 41, 54, 55,117 Rhoades, Julia — 13,14, 41, 54, 55.118 Riedel, Kenneth — 12,13,14, 28, 54 55 118 119 Roof,' Bruce — 13,14, 54, 55, 81, 118 Sellman, Chris — 9,14,19, 44, 47, 53, 87, 88,117,118, 149 Seman, Rondo — 18, 40, 44, 45, 52, 70, 86, 89,117,118,149 Shaffer, Rhonda —118 Shields, Jim — 60, 79, 85,118 Smith, Leah — 52, 56,118 Sowers, Kathy —118 Summers, Karen — 48, 75,118,119 Thomas, Gina — 18, 76,118,149 Trubee, Teresa — 8,19,118 Turner, Benjamin — 118,119 Turner, Yvette — 56,118 Index 157 Vanderhorst, Robert — 74,118 VanHise, James — 78,118 Vickroy, Peggy — 13,14, 54,118 Wessinger, Joe — 53, 76,118 Weyanr, Pomelo — 8,19,118 Wilkop, Paul — 118,119 Wintrow, Loro — 12,13, 40, 44, 54,118, 28 Wise, William — 40, 74,117,118, 119 Wooddell, Kelly — 8,18,19, 40, 118 Yingsr, Craig — 40, 73, 78,116,118 Yingsr, Deron —118 Zacharias, Allen —118 Freshmen Alexander, Mike — 41, 69, 73,120 Apple, Joe — 41,120 Besecker, Bill — 73, 76, 88,120 Bodenmiller, Von — 13,14, 44, 54, 55.120 Boehringer, John — 43, 61, 83,120 Boehringer, Butch — 43, 61, 73, 120 Bowman, Jodie — 41,120 Boyer, John — 14,15, 54, 55, 78, 120 Bridges, Lee — 41,120 Buckingham, Renee — 12,13,14, 28, 40, 44, 54, 84, 85,120,149 Burelison, Teresa — 18, 86, 89,120 Burgess, Karen —120 Burns, Loro — 41,120 Byers, Leanne — 12,13,14, 31, 54, 77, 80, 89,120 Cecil, Angie — 37,120 Chilcoat, Carrie —120 Christian, Kathy — 10,12,13,14, 15, 40, 44, 54, 55, 77, 84, 85, 120 Colbert, Chris — 74,120 Collett, Jan —120 Collins� Eric — 82, 83,119,120 Cook, Jim — 2, 37, 73, 83,120 Cool, Kim — 9,18 Counts, Rhonda — 35,120 Davis, Diana — 10, 37,120 Dohme, Melissa — 10,18,120 Eichelberger, Herbert —120 Eichelberger, Roberta —120 Emmert, Mark — 13,14, 44, 54, 55.120 Freeman, Jim — 40,120 Garber, Jennifer — 10, 31, 56, 77, 80.120 Garman, Lora — 48, 80,121,149 Gibboney, Janice —121 Grody, Donald —121 Hagan, Mike — 74, 82, 83,121, 126 Hall, Cindy —121 Hand, Cindy —121 Harter, Tim —121 Heintz, Karen —121 Hoblit, Wendy —121 Horen, Patti — 80,121 Howell, Mike — 43, 74, 78,121 Iddings, Traci — 80, 81,121 Jacquemin, Kathy — 40,121 Kaiser, Pat —121 Kenworthy, Andy — 74,121 Kesler, Teresa — 80,121 Kimmel, Rodney — 74,121 Lauber, Michelle — 18,121 Lauber, Richie — 43, 61,121 Laughman, Mike — 35, 60, 69, 73, 121 Lavey, Missy —121 Lentz, Steve —121 Locker, Kurt — 48, 73, 88,121 Longendelpher, Jeff — 60, 56, 73, 83,121 Longendelpher, Wendy —121 Mathis, Joey — 13,14, 54, 55,121 Meyer, Gary —121 Miller, Jerrod — 35, 44, 73, 83,121 Mowery, Kelly —121 Mowery, Shelly —121 Musser, Janell — 18, 37,122 Ouellette, Wanda —122 Owens, Ty — 43,122 Palser, Paul — 52,122 Pearson, Denise — 12,14, 54, 55, 76, 77, 85,122 Penny, Pat — 74,122 Poe, Christina —122 Philabaum, Kenny Philabaum, Missy Pond, Matt — 10,18, 78,122 Prenger, Jeff — 8, 73, 83,122 Reed, Elise — 10,122 Root, Doug — 18, 35, 47, 67, 69, 73, 78,122 Rose, Kelly — 12,13,14, 54, 55, 122 Scarberry, Bill —122 Schaurer, John — 41, 47,122 Seger, Don —122 Selanders, Ron —122 Shafer, Peggy —122 Shefbuch, Roberta — 12,13,14, 122 Sink, Lora — 10,122 Sotzing, Eric — 43, 61,122 Sowers, Art — 31, 74, 78, 79,122 Speer, Brendo — 12,13,14, 54, 55, 122 Stickley, Jim — 18, 43, 47, 61, 69, 73, 78, 91, 122 Thompson, Amy — 37, 41,122 Wendel, Matt —122 Wenrick, Bonnie —122 Wenrick, Regina —122 Willis, Chad — 14,122 Willoughby, Julie —122 Wintrow, Alan — 35,122 Wintrow, Kevin — 13,14, 37, 54, 55,123 Wood, Brenda — 56,123 Yantis, Lee — 73. 78,123 Faculty Bornhorst, Stacie — 128,129 Buckingham, Roberta — 5,125 Caldwell, Alice — 5,125 Campbell, Tony — 43,128 Davis, David —129 Fisher, Steven — 61,126,127,129 Foster, Doug — 30, 77,124 Fulks, Leona —127 Garman, Donald —127 Gildow, Jane — 41,125,127,128 Harding, Jim — 30, 33, 82, 83,119, 129 House, Steve — 5,10, 93 Huelsman, Ann — 125,127 Huelsman, Bob — 60, 61, 67,128 Hurlbut, Rachel — 117,124 Jeffryes, James — 56,125 Lakes-Mormon, Kim — 85,117, 127.128 Leytze, Kathryn — 14, 54, 76, 77, 125,126 McCord, Ed — 37, 61, 73,126,127 Runyan, Dwone — 125,128 Shellenberger, Lynn — 93,119, 126.128 Schultz, Ron — 48,127,129 Snyder, Judy — 127,129,149 Tisdale, Larry — 61,129 Tisdale, Marjorie — 126,127,128 Trost, Doris— 28, 40,126,128 Yaney, Eileen — 125,127 158 Index m The rheme of this yearbook is Things We Con'r Forger. We hove arrempred ro record rhe evenrs rhor happened in one year or CHS. I hope rhar during furure years you con look or rhis book and reflecr on your high school memories of CHS. I would like ro rhonk Jenny Hordenbrook, my assisranr ediror for all of her help and also good luck on nexr year's yearbook. Carmen Schourer, orr ediror, for all of her work and ideas. Eric Rice, phorographer, for raking picrures whenever 1 needed rhem. Mr. Fisher, my advisor, for his supporr and suggestions. The Ad Staff for working to sell all the ads, and helping with the money-making projects. I would also like to thank the faculty and student body, your cooperation throughout rhe year was really appreciated. I want ro wish rhe Class of 1963 lors of happiness in rhe furure. I hope each of you achieve your goals in life. May rhe 1963 yearbook be full of Things You Can't Forger ' EdiTor's Page 159 Soy ng good-bye And knowing that friendships will fode away But finding a way to still stay m touch People that hove shored port of your life will seem like strangers And emotions we couldn t find the words for ore finally released Looking behind us at where we ve been And looking ahead to where we re going These years hove formed our lives Making us become what we ore All these things moke t hard to soy good bye to the TIMLS WL CAN T [ OftGF T' raj