Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

Buccaneer 1984 Faculty — 24 37rh Volume 115th Graduating Class Come Cruisin' 2 Toble of Contents 1 Title poge 2 Toble of Contents 4 World News 6 Activities Divider 8 Condids 10 Bond Comp 12 Marching Bond 14 Homecoming 20 Mum and Pumpkin Queen Candidates 21 Condids 22 Spirit Days 24 Junior-Senior Class Ploy 26 Prom 30 Field Doy 32 Graduation 36 Condids 38 Survey 40 Organizations Divider 42 Art Club 43 Choir 44 Concert Bond 45 Pep Bond 46 French Club 47 Spanish Club 48 FHA 49 FFA 50 Notional Honor Society 51 Scholarship Team 52 Student Council 53 Key Club 54 TNT 55 Buccanews 56 Yearbook and Ad Staff 58 Office Aids 60 Condids At CHS Buccaneer 1984 62 Sports Divider 64 Football 66 Volleyball 68 Cross Country 70 Golf 71 Candids 72 Cheerleaders 74 Wrestling 76 Boy's Varsity and Reserve Basketball 78 Girl's Varsity and Reserve Basketball 80 Freshman Basketball 81 Candids 82 Boy's Track 84 Girl's Track 86 Baseball 88 Softball 90 Candids 92 People Divider 94 Voice of Democracy, Americanism Winner 95 Boys' and Girls' State Representatives 96 Senior Favorites 100 Seniors 108 JV5 Seniors and Juniors 110 Senior Candids 112 Juniors 116 Candids 118 Sophomores 122 Freshmen 126 Faculty 130 Cooks, Bus Drivers 131 Janitors, Board Members 132 Ads Divider 134 Ads 156 Index 159 Editor's Letter 160 Closing Table of Conrenrs 3 Throughout our lives events occur that, no matter how distant they moy seem, usually alter our lives, whether in o lorge or small way. Some of the important events that hove occurred in the post year ore shown below. Members of Korean churches demonstrate ogoinsr the Soviet Union's action of shooting down a civilian airliner after it wondered into Soviet airspace. Boston Bed Sox's Carl Yostrzemski ond Cin- cinnati Beds' Johnny Bench, rip their hots to the fans after ploying their final games. Both ployed over twenty years for their respective reams. The Australian 12-meter yacht Australia II, leods the U.5. Liberty in the fifth leg of the 25th America’s Cup, en route to the first ever foreign win in the 132-year-old event. Heather Jeon (left), and Todd MacDonald, infants of Todd and Nancy Tilton, were the first test-tube twins born in the United Stores. They were born March 24 at the North Shore Univer- sity Hospital. Lillian Carter, mother of former president Jim- my Carter, died ot 65. David Niven, well- known British actor also died. 4 World News The pounding Pacific Ocean tides ore eroding the coastline of Pacifica, Californio, south of Son Francisco, forcing evacuation of port of the Pacific Skies Estates trailer park. A U.5. Marine stands by os rescue workers sort through the ruins of the American Em- bossy in Beirut, after being hit by a terrorist bomb, killing many ond wounding over one hundred. The night sky is illuminated by a shower of fireworks in celebration of the Brooklyn Bridge's 100th birthday party Vonesso Williams (left), rhe new Miss America, is shown as she is crowned by rhe outgoing Miss Americo. Debro Moffett This was the first time that o block woman has won the contest Little Lee Woo. oge 4. yawns after the long trip from Korea on Air Force One. with 7-yeor-old Ahn Gi Sook os they stond with President (not pictured) and Mrs. Ronald Reagan The children were brought here by Mrs. Reogon for heort surgery Astronauts Solly K Ride ond Guion 5 Bluford mode spoce history Ride was rhe first woman to go up in spoce on Shuttle Flight Seven ond Bluford was the first block into spoce on Shuttle Flight Eight Rescuers prepare to lower o U S Marine on o stret- cher to safety after being rropped in the wreckage of the U S Commond Post in Beirut. Lebanon Terrorists used o dynomite-loden vehicle to blow up the building in which hundreds died in the blosr, October 23 World News 5 Good Times At CHS Come Cruisin' At CHS Come Cruisin' or CH5 9 Blow Your Horn Bond comp was held at Bluffton College the week of July 25-29. As the bond prepared for their show, they also did fundamentals, memorized their music, and also hod o skit night. Also, the rookies got their shore of initiation. This week proved to be most successful os the bond performed before o large crowd the Friday after they got bock. This week is the building block of the marching bond and it proved to be most successful. 10 Bond Comp Kosey ond Scorr like ro get friendly. The after performance was a hit. Joy likes to lead the troop.'' Scott, Tim, ond Eric show us their good side. The senior girls like to hong around. The senior couch wos the senior's favorite spot. One, two, ready play! Bond Comp 11 12 Morching Bond Marvelous Marchers This year rhe marching band presented two new ideas to our crowd. First, the marching band consisted of not only high school members, but also a few eighth graders from rhe middle school band. Second, the bond introduced a flag corps headed by Jennifer Gorber. Both of these new additions contributed to the success of the marching bond, as we finished 1st in the Mum Festival Parade, 2nd in the Tecumseh Band Invitational and 4th in the Bellfonraine Bond contest. Kathryn M. Leytze, Director Morching Bond 13 14 Homecoming Homecoming 1983 IDeAnn Kiehl wirh escort Glen Holloperer I Shannon Irvin wirh escort Todd Owens I Melody Longendelpher with escort Rob Cron Homecoming 15 This year, we or CHS, hod nor only o homecoming queen bur also a king. This rook rhe place of rhe Mr. Dig Sruff conresr. Jason Kingrey was crowned king and awarded a plaque or rhe homecoming donee held on Sarurday, Ocrober 1. Members of rhe homecoming king's courr were Joe Chrisrian, Kelly Deerer, Jason Kingrey, Sreve Dunn, and Mark Barnharr. 16 Homecoming Homecoming 1983 Homecoming 17 The pregame homecoming festivities started out with the tradi- tional parade honoring the homecoming court. Being led by the CHS Marching Bond, the homecoming court wound through the streets of Covington followed by the doss floats ond bock to Smith Field. There, the cheerleaders ond the Good Luck Bear wished the team good luck. This obviously helped the team, os the Covington Buccaneers went on to defeat the Grohom Falcons 40- 12. Cindy “Byers was crowned Homecoming Queen by Michelle Do vis, lost year's homecoming queen. COODMJCK , BEAR WISHES TH BUCCS ON TO A VICTORY Homecoming 1983 Horror And Holly This yeor, os in years before, rhe Student Council sponsored many spirit days throughout rhe yeor. Two of rhe most exciting spirit- building events were the Halloween dress-up day ond the hall decorating contest or Christmas rime. On October 28 there were oil sorts of strange things rooming rhe holls of CHS ranging from ghosts ond ghouls to nerds ond mice. The hall decorating contest always helps moke the school look cheery ond spreods the holiday spirit throughout the student body ond faculty. In this year's contest the Sophomores with the west hall come in first. The Juniors with rhe studyholl, Seniors with rhe front hall, ond the Freshmen with rhe east holl placed second, third, ond fourth respectively. This year the ploy cast fried something new by performing a force-comedy instead of a musical and it was o huge success. It con- tained oil the elements of a com- edy including a dumb maid, a nosey neighbor, and even forgot- ten lines. Grandad Steps Out is the story of how a crotchety old man, ■ Grandad, gets sick of being bobied and told what to do so he goes out for a night on the town with his old buddies. He proceeds to worry everyone to death and even the police get in on it. But, it did hove a happy ending. 24 Class Play r Grandad Steps Out 1964 Ploy Cast standing Jenny Monnin, Croig Vonderhorsr. Jock Hilligoss. Rick Clever. Loro Wintrow. Korlo Kunrz. Miss Doris Trost (director) Kneeling Rob Kritzberger. Scott Fisher, Kevin Reck Lying; Ruth McCool. Rondo Semon Not Pictured Steve Burns. Cherry Mercer. Julio Rhoodes. Rondo Sprenkel Class Ploy 25 Each prom hos ifs own Personality things that moke it special and unique The decorations ond people each odd port of themselves to moke the prom develop this personality That personality forms images that ore remembered throughout our lives Years from now we'll remember everything that mode the 1984 Junior- Senior Prom an occasion to remember The evening began with a dinner at the Piquo Country Club The dinner con- sisted of o solod steak baked potato rolls ond green beans At 8 o clock the donee began Music was provided by Doug Richards The rheme for this year's prom was Total Eclipse of the Heart Each person who was at the dinner received a wine golss with the theme ond the dote on it. After the dance most people went on to the Greenville YMCA where they hod full use of the gomes, the swimming pool, and some of the courts. At 4 o’clock doughnuts and milk were served Everybody then went home to sleep ond remember the mogic of a very special evening 26 Prom Prom 1984 □ Field Day 1984 Field Day is a day of fun for everybody. Ir combines individual competition with class spirit. It also gives teachers and students a break from classes. Field Day is sponsored by Student Council. This year it was held on Friday, May 4. After the scores were in, the Seniors came in first, Sophomores got second, Freshmen were third, and the Juniors received last place. Graduation 1984 May the stumbling blocks of today be the stepping stones of tomorrow. Groduorion 33 34 Groduorion Graduation 1984 Graduation . . . the day we've looked forward to ever since we hove known whar ir was and maybe even dreaded ir or rimes. Groduorion is rhe day when we break away from rhe routine of school life. Ir’s rhe lost rime our whole class will be together. As we break away we may feel happy and sod or rhe some rime . . . happy to be on our own and making our own decisions, bur sod rhor we will be leaving some of our friends behind. Best of Luck in life — CHS class of 1984! . 36 Activities Condids And The Winners Are . . . Favorite Restaurant: FIRST McDonald s SECOND Taco Bell THIRD Pizza Hur Favorite Celebrity: FIRST Clint Eastwood SECOND: Mr. T THIRD Tom SellecK Favorite Soap Opera: FIRST Guiding Light SECOND General Hospital THIRD Young and the Restless Favorite Musical Group: FIRST: Von Holen SECOND: Journey THIRD: Alabama Favorite Car: FIRST: Corvette SECOND: Camero THIRD: Trans Am Favorite Pet: FIRST: Dog SECOND: Cat (Kitten) THIRD: Horse 38 Favorite Survey Fovorite Movie: FIRST Police Academy SECOND Footloose THIRD Firs? Olood Fovorite School Lunch: FIRST Pizza SECOND Losagno THIRD Deef Manhatten Favorite Rodio Srotion: FIRST WGTZ (Z-93) SECOND WTUE THIRD 96 Rock Fovorite TV Show: FIRST A-reom SECOND Magnum P I THIRD Family Ties Fovorite Mole Vocalist: FIRST Michael Jockson SECOND: Lionel Richie THIRD David Lee Roth Favorite Female Vocalist: FIRST Pat Benarar SECOND Joan Jerre THIRD Cindi Lauper Favorite Song: FIR5T Against All Odds SECOND Ler's Heor it for the Doys THIRD Foorloose FOURTH: Bodyralk FIFTH Sister Chrisfion Favorite Food: Favorite Sport: FIRST: Pizza FIRST. Basketball SECOND: Steak SECOND: Football THIRD: Tocos THIRD: Softball Favorite Jeans: FIRST: Levi's SECOND: Lee's Favorite Survey 39 Memberships At CHS CHS Choir Front row: Lori Peeples, Missy Drown, Jeff Longendelpher, Donnie Wenrick, Jennifer Gorber, Dorb Pence, Missy Philaboum, Cin- dy Hall, Director: James Jeffryes. Second row: Rhonda Shaffer, Christine Mohr, Loro Durns, Elise Reed, Drenda Wood, Drenda Speer, Kelly Mowery, Stacey Ross. Third row: Jonice Gibboney, Druce Roof, Glenn Wilkop, Rodney Deikmon, Rick Clever, Kevin Reck, Ken Riedel, Dinean Runyon, Greg Hogue. 42 Choir Art Club Front Row: Keith Ponchillio, Noncy Rhoades, Cindy Dyers, Melody Longendelpher, Lindo McMoken, Lori Thompson, 5cott Tayler. Second Row: Karen Heintz, Korlo Kuntz, Amy Thompson, Domito Loughmon, Jodie Downon, Julio Huelsmon, Jody Fisher, Michelle Crowell, Kerri VonAschen. Third Row: Mark Emmert, Rodney Dieckman, Scott Alexander, Lorry Eorick, Tim Joy, Rob Srollmer. Dock Row: Steve Lentz, Mike Alexander, Craig Vonderhorst, George Wise, Scott Yontis, Dana Taylor. Officers: President, Linda McMoken; Vice President, Croig Vonderhorst; Secretary, Amy Thompson; Treasurer, Mike Alexander. Mrs Gildow Sound Your Pep Band ?r, Kelly Rose.lulia hluefsmon Brendo Mack, Joy Dodenmiller and Chrisrine Colby— Second Row: John BJ er, Kevin Wintrow, Von Dodenmiller. Karhy Chrisrion, Julio Rhoades. Denise Pearson, Lorry Earick, Korinne Clark, Rick Clever, Eric Rice, ond Mark Em- merr. Bock Row: Director Miss Leytze, Bruce Roof, Ken Reidel, Joey Mofhis, ond Kevin Reck. 44 Pep Bond Q Front row: Rob Krirzberger, Doris Trost; Advisor, Loro Gormon, Joe Chrisfion, Domiro Loughman, Amy Rapp, Rondo Semon, Christine Colby, Kothy Christian, Second row: Tim Harter, Renee Buckingham, Leonne Byers, Jennifer Garber, Croig Vonderhorst, Jenny Monnin, Kelly Wooddell, Jenny Hordenbrook. Bock row: Liz Mothews, Julie Mong, Janet Bronr, Cherry Mercer, Korlo Kuntz, Loro Wintrow, Jeanette Johnson, Kevin Wintrow. Parlez-Vous Francois Doris Trost; Advisor, Leonne Byers; Secretory, Joe Christian; Treasurer, Rondo Semon,- Vice-President, Croig Vonderhorst; President. 46 French Club DeAnn Kiehl; President, Dineon Runyon; Vice-President, Drendo Mock, Secretory, Trocy Kimmel; Treosurer, Waldo Reeves, Advisor. Habla Ud. Esponol? Front row: Loro Burns. Jodie Dowmon. Amy Perrine. Kim Cool, Julee Willoughby. Korlo Hort, Billie Weyont. Teresa Sundermon. Brendo Speer Second row: Rusty Thompson. Errett Butler. Dono Toylor DeAnn Kiehl. Brendo Mock. Kristo Kiehl. Melisso Whitemon. Julie Elsoss. Trocy Kimmel. Third row Lorry Eorick. Bruce Mortin. Nicholos Birner. Armondo Rodriguez. Bill Miller. Rob Stollmer, Art Sowers. John Schourer. Bock row: Scott Toyler. Gene Rapp John Boyer. Dorcy Harrison. Borb Monning, Jody Looker FHA FHA Officers: Jenny Hordenbrook, Secretory, Kathy Chris- tian; Historian, Karla Kuntz; Fair Representative, Ruth Mc- Cool; Treasurer, Julie Mong; District Representative, Bren- da Mock, President. Advisor; Valerie Vulgomore. Not Pic- tured: Jana Garmon; Vice-President. Front row: Donna Frantz, Tomi Salyer, Jeanette Johnson, Cherry Mercer, Karla Kuntz, Amy Rapp, Jana Gorman, Julie Mong, Christine Colby. Jenny Hordenbrook. Second row: Kathy Christian, Heather Sowers, Stacy Ross. Jodie Bowman, Lora Burns, Jen- nifer Garber. Diane Click. Tracey Poindexter. Advisor Valerie Vulgomore. Third row: Michelle Lauber, Lora Sink, Darcy Harrison, Melissa Wise. Missy Brown. Peggy Shafer, Tracy Iddings. Missy Lovy. Karen Heintz. Back row: Julee Willoughby. Teresa Burelison, Jan Collett, Tracy Kimmel, Jody Fisher, Dawn Flory, Michelle Crowell, Melissa Whiteman, Mindy Kiser, Brenda Mack. 46 FHA FFA Front row: Jomes Dridgemon, John Monnin, Jim Stickley, Mike Howell. Gory Miller. Dock row: Advisor; Tony Campbell. Eric Sorz- ing. Andy Ingle. John Doehringer. Andy Kenworrhy. Deon Yingsr. Officers: Tony Campbell, Advisor, Jim Stickley. President. Eric Sorzing,- Vice-President. Andy Ingle. Secretory. Andy Kenworrhy. Treasurer, John Doehringer. Mike Howell, Deon Yingst. FFA 49 Notional Honor Society Members: Front row: Cindy Dyers, Undo McMoken, Joy Dodenmiller, DeAnn Kiehl, Rondo Semon, Amy Rapp, Kathy Christian. Second row: Chris Sellmon, Renee Buckingham, Mindy Kiser, Jenny Hordenbrook, Loro Wintrow, Korlo Kuntz, Drendo Mock. Third row: Von Dodenmiller. Craig Vonderhorst, Joe Christian, Eric Rice, Dove Frontz, Mark Emmert. Dock row: John Schourer, Tim Angle, Doug Root. Scholorship Team. Front row: Chris Sellman. Rondo Semon. Amy Ropp. Renee Buckingham. Eric Rice. Cindy Byers. Second row: Korhy Christion. DeAnn Kiehl. Julie Mong, Bob Gold. Rick Semon. Dono Toylor. Teresa Sundermon, Von Bodenmiller, Loro Gormon. Bock row: John Schourer, Jenny Hordenbrook, Korlo Kunrz, Gino Thomas, Craig Vonderhorst, Mike Loughmon, Mindy Kiser. Mork Emmerr, Scott Toyler. Dineon Runyon. Front row: Druce Martin, Bill Miller, Doug Roof, Steve Dunn, Tim Angle, Scott Fisher, Joe Christian, Curt Trubee, Kent Musgrove, Jim Stickley, John Schauer, Scott Toyler, Advisor Ron Schultz. Bock row: Shondo Kimmel, Chris Sellman, Gino Thomas, Julie Mong, Cindy Byers, Leanne Byers, Julie Elsass, Kothy Christian, Joy Bodenmiller, Dineon Runyon. President: Joe Christian, Treasurer: Shondo Kimmel. Secretory: Chris Sellmon, Vice- President: Cindy Byers. Board of Directors: Tony Perrine, Cindy Byers, Steve Dunn, Joe Christian, Kelly Defter, Chris Sellman, Gino Thomas. Damira Loughmon, Diono Dovis, Jodie Bowman, Krista Kiehl, Julie Elsass, Don Garmon, Judy Snyder. Front row. Don Garmon, Judy Snyder, Melisso Whiteman, Loro Garmon, Jennifer Garber, Michelle Crowell, Julie Elsass, Krista Kiehl, Trocy Kimmel, Second row: Dove Alrhoff, Jody Fisher, Theresa Burelison. Angie Cecil, Lora 5ink, Cindy Byers. Amy Popp, Wendy Longendelpher, Theresa Kesler, Third row: Rob Kritzberger, Michelle Louber, Julee Willoughby, Jodie Bowman, Melisso Dohme, Janell Musser, Chris Sellman, Tony Perrine, Joe Christian, Third row: Croig Vonderhorst, Mork Bornhort, Janet Bronr, Damito Loughmon, Mory Dewey, Shonda Kimmel, Gino Thomas, Bock row: Todd Owens, Steve Dunn, Kelly Deerer. Cindy Hond, Diono Davis, Amy Perrine, Tony Angle. Key Club Key Club 53 Front row: Advisor Ron Schultz, Lindo McMoken, Koren Heintz, Loro Gormon, Domito Loughmon, Christine Colby, Nikki Johnson, Second row: Drendo Speer, Mindy Kiser, Drendo Mock, Amy Rapp, Jenny Monnin, Jenny Hordenbrook, Third row: Gino Thomas, Kelly Deerer, Potty Horen, Peggy Shofer, Loro Wintrow, Cherry Mercer, Karla Kuntz, Fourth row: Scott Yontis, Mike Rosengarten, Scott Alexander, Jamie VonHise, Craig Yingst, Dianno Fosnight. Officers: Brenda Mock, Karla Kuntz, Dianna Fosnight, Min- dy Kiser Advisor: Mrs. Judy Snyder. Assis- tant Editor: Gino Thomas. Editor: Dianno Fosnighf. Front row: Jock Hilligoss, Jennifer Garber, Loro Gormon, Renee Buckingham, More Basye Second row: Jody Bowman. Rondo Semon, Jenny Monnin, Amy Ropp, Brenda Mock. Korlo Kuntz Third row: Chris Sellmon, Gino Thomos. Liz Mathews. DeAnn Kiehl, Michelle Crowell. Dionno Fosnighf Fourth row. Advisor Judy Snyder Assisronr Editor Kathy Christion ond Editor Jenny Hardenbrook. Business Manager Korinne Clark and Assistant Business Manager Christine Colby. Assistant Photographer Gene Rapp ond Photographer Eric Rice. Nikki Johnson — Staff Typist Korlo Kunfz — Staff Artist Ad Staff: Front Row: Lindo McMaken, Eric Rice, Joe Christian, Tim Angle, Cindy Byers, ond Korinne Clork. Second Row: Rondo Semon, Melody Longendelpher, Mindy Kiser. Bock Row: Amy Ropp, Brendo Mock, DeAnn Kiehl. Dionno Fosnight, Joy Bodnemiller, ond Christine Colby. Front Office Front office oids for this yeor ore Dionno Fosnight, DeAnn Kiehl, Tim Angle. Joy Boden- miller, Joson Kingrey, ond Ron- do Semon. Attendance office oids for this yeor ore Ruth McCool, Jennifer Garber. Tony Kuether, Missy Lavey, ond Korrine Clark. Attendance Office 58 Office Aids Officials Guidance Office Guidance office aids for rhis year are Karla Harr, Karen Heinrz. Steve Drown, Vicki Doe Cain, and David Franrz. Library Student librarians for this year are Chris Sellmon, Nikki Johnson, Gina Thomas, Mindy Kiser, Jody Bowman, ond Lisa Gariety. Office Aids 59 62 Sports Divider Super Stars At CHS Sports Divider 63 Passing Zone Following o very frustrating 3- gome non-league schedule, where the Duces only scored 23 points, Cov- ington finished strong with o third- place finish in the Southwestern Divers Conference. During the lost seven gomes the Duces scored 159 points while only giving up 98. Incon- sistency ond mental concentration proved to be the biggest enemy ear- ly in the two leogue losses. The final two gomes brought fine defensive efforts ond offensive consistency, which could prove to be building blocks for next season. The reserve team finished the season with o 5-2-2 record. Opponent We They Bradford 0 25 Twin Volley South 21 14 Arconum 0 30 Tipp City 29 13 Grohom 40 12 Miami East 6 26 Springfield Cotholic 34 28 Versailles 0 13 Lehman 21 0 Milton Union 29 6 Front Row: Kelly Deerer, Don Klhm, Jeff Frock, Jason Kingrey, Dove Daniels, Chris Groves, Tony Perrine, Dove Sampson, Joe Christian. Glen Hollopeter, Mark Barnhort, Steve Dunn. Second Row: Rob Kritzberger, Rick Looker. Bill Wise. Note Etter, Ben Turner, Note Whiteman, Scott McDode, Rob Ryon. More Basye, Dennis Ingle. Dove Alrhoff, Doren Cecil. Bob Hogie. Third Row: Lee Yontis, Croig Turner, Doug Kihm, Jim Stickley. Andy Ingle. John Boehringer. Butch Boehringer, Bill Besecker, Mott Pond, Andy Kenworthy. Rodney Kimmel, Mike Hogon, Eric Sotzing, Ty Owens, Rich Lauber Fourth Row: Jeff Longendelpher, Monoger, Scott Yontis. Brent Young, Keith Ponchillio, Errett Butler. Nick Bitner, Dono Toylor, Rick Phillis, Bill Miller, Brian Olson, Scott Toyler, Rick Semon, Jeff DeMoss, Shone Long. Back Row: Cooch Burgbocher, Cooch Huelsmon, Cooch Fisher, Cooch Barbee 66 Volleyball opirireo opiKers The vorsify volleyboll teom was held bock by some key Injuries early In the season ond offer the first nine gomes were only 4-5. Once the In- juries heoled ond the players learned to work os o teom, the Duces lost only two of their lost thirteen gomes to put together o fine 15 7 season. The teom will be losing several valuable seniors who will be missed greatly next year. The younger players gained much experience this season, however, ond should be ready to fill in the gaps next year. The reserve teom ended season with on 11-7 record. • OurrifjfTi ftt Ocmth their Yellow Spiinijs if-5 .512 Fion slip. Moioe 15 11 P-e i f - el 16-14 815 4 15 Opponent Covington Bethel Won Ansonio Won Minster Lost Dixie Lost Milton-Union Won Tipp Oty Lost Foirlown Lost 1 Tri-County North Won Grohom Lost Bradford Won Miami East Won Arconum Won Twin Volley South Won Tri-Villoge Won Lehman Won Versailles Lost Houston Won Newton Won Volleyboll 67 This post cross country season was marked by inconsistency and injuries. The team never was able to reach the potential they were capable of. Despite this disappointing season, 7 lettermen return next year in hopes of im- proving. This season marks the graduation of three four-year let- termen who were instrumental in rebuilding the cross country pro- gram. They include Tim Angle, Jerry Platt and Croig Vanderhorst. Their leadership will be missed. This season also marked the se- cond consecutive trip to the state meet for Scott Fisher. The outstan- ding runner award went to Vanderhorst, most improved run- ner award to Jim Cook and o special coach's award went to Fisher. Coach Jim Meyer From Row: Bryan Musgrave, Chris Colbert, Lee Bridges. Jerry Platt, Jim Shields. Row 2: Rob Vanderhorst, Scott Fisher, Rusty Thompson, George Wise. Jim Cook, Bock Row: Cooch Jim Meyer. Keith Wilkop, Croig Vonderhorst, Tim Angle, Rick Clever, Doug Root, Liso Manning. ! Opponent Covington Tippeconoe Inv. 14th of 14 Dayton Christian Inv. 6th of 8 Spencerville Inv. 10th of 15 Ohio Caverns Inv. 9th of 15 Mason Inv. 12th of 22 Brookville Inv. 5th of 12 Fort Loromie Inv. 10th of 14 Bob Schul Inv. 4th of 8 Minster, Piquo, Lehman 3rd of 4 Bethel Inv. 13th of 16 SRC 7th of 8 Sectionals 6th of 10 Overall Record 47 87 Caution: Sand Trap Opponent Ve 1Ik- Anno 1SV tV7 Houston AXt 4 .Milton Union AV tV6 ersciUes OiJ 171 Houston ‘337 KM Tipp Ot Ah 147 Co ton Chiisiicn Ah IV.’ leh.rton iSV 170 Anno 1SV IS . � OlOhOlM LW in t MISStSStiKtM O V v'fk v IV!� Mio� rtf Lv.'si :w Vv� ‘Ovkson ventoi W!� HVton | A � IV!� 1VO 161 li •••: !:. . 11«. - V KV KSV A 6 «• . MU -t ‘i nihui r u oM«v X lit. lull AV� Vlliat VMconts The golf team finished another disappointing season. Though there were few highlights one that stands out is the accomplishment of Jim Shively. Shively was the 1 golfer throughout the season ond finished with honorable mention SRC ond os the team's medalist. Next year's ream returns with some key per- formers ond hopes to improve their season next year. Spirit Sensation Cheerleaders — the name says it all, right? Wrong! Not only do the cheerleaders lead the cheers, but they also make signs and posters, decorate the school and community, and encourage teams to work their hardest and win. Their season begins with a trip to a summer camp where they learn new routines and cheers and pick up fresh ideas. They bring the new ideas back and perfect them. Dy the time of the Dig Game their confidence and spirit spills over into, not only the team but also the crowd. 1980-84 vorsify cheerleaders are Chris Sellman, DeAnn Kiehl. Julie Mong, Rondo Seman, Kim Cool, ond Linda McMoken. 1983-84 reserve cheerleaders ore Michelle Crowell, Melissa Whiremon, Julie Elsoss, Jenny Monnin, Diono Davis, ond Tereso Durelison. 72 Cheerleaders Cheerleoders 73 OPPONENT WE THEY Norrheosfern 37 35 Trf-Villoge 35 15 Grohom 36 28 Lehman 65 10 Miss. Volley 43 13 Coldwarer 43 X Miami East 38 23 Graham X 27 Northwestern 56 12 Miami East 33 23 Indian Lake 45 18 St. Mary's 52 13 Springfield South 66 12 Shawnee 46 13 National Trails 70 2 Tri-Village 66 9 Tipp City 33 X Troy Invitational 4th Miami East Invitational 1st 5RC 1st Districts 1st Regionals 4rh Close Encounters The Covington wrestling teom finished its most successful seoson in history. The Duces won the SRC title, o feat accomplished by the Covington Buccaneers for the first time. Also, they won the district, ond placed fourth in the regionol. Jason Kingrey, Craig Vonderhorst, ond Jim Sheilds represented Covington in the state wrestling meet in Columbus. w , ,4 |± Fronr Row: Chris Colbert, Drent Young, Jim Shields, Lee Yonrls, Bryon Musgrave Second Row: Rob Vonderhorst, Rich Phillis, Mike Howell, Mike Hogon, Mark Jacobs, Keith Pon chillio, Rodney Kimmel. Bock Row: Cooch Tom Barbee. Art Sowers, Brian Olson, Scott Toyler, Bill Wise, Joson Kingrey, Croig Vonderhorst. Randy Kooser, Cooch Jock Schwomberger. Winner's Circle The varsity basketball team completed another successful season In 1983-84. Not only did they win the SRC with a perfect 7-0 record, but they successfully defended their sectional and and district championships. Steve Dunn and Todd Alexander were given all-league honors and Coach Huelsman was reworded with Southwest District Coach of the Year. Though the season ended with o disappointing loss in the regional semi-finals ot Horo Arena, the 1983-84 Cov- ington basketball team will be remembered os o team that ployed under pressure oil year ond was successful. OPPONENT Tri-Villoge Ansonia Newron Bradford Ft Loramie Franklin Monroe Minsrer Bethel Miami East Tipp City Houston Graham Arcanum Miami East Springfield Catholic Bethel Versailles Sr Henry Lehman Milton Union Fairlowf Triad West Liberty Solem Cedor ville Springfield Catholic WE THEY 64 57 56 53 61 51 67 56 55 56 75 60 53 65 39 34 60 36 57 35 43 46 70 37 62 53 56 46 49 41 63 61 64 61 42 52 56 52 79 34 75 35 44 31 56 39 65 56 36 46 Managers: Steve Cain, Tony Keuther, Jeff Longendelpher. Team: Steve Dunn. Joe Chris- tian, Todd Owens, Todd Alexander, Marty Solomon, Tony Perrine, Scott McDade, Jack Hilligoss, Curt Trubee. 76 Boys Basketball The reserve basketball ream fin- ished the season 20-0, the best record in Covington history. The suc- cess of the team come from not only their outstanding athletic ability but from their excellent attitudes, team- work, ond love for the gome. This team wos on enjoyable group to cooch, one which I will cherish the rest of my life. Steven R. Fisher 77 Boys Baskerboll (Congratulations goes our ro Cindy Byers for breoking the 1000 pr rorol in her coreer, being | nomed All-Leogue for rhe third rime, being nomed ro the District 9 All-Star Team, being named to A.P Second Team Southwestern District, and receiving Honorable Mention for All-State by U P I Also congratulations ro Brenda Mock nomed ro rhe First Team All- League, and Lisa Smith and Jenny Hardenbrook. named Honorable Mention All-League. Overpass Ahead This basketball campaign marked the best season ever for the Covington Girl's Basketball Team. They captured their first league title by winning the Southwestern Rivers Conference and also set a record for most wins in a season with sixteen. The girls were very enjoyable to coach this year and they deserve a lot of credit for their honors they received by working hard in the off season. In closing I would like to wish the seniors Good Luck in their future endeavors and tell Joy, Candy, Lisa. Brenda, and Cindy, Thanks for your hard work, putting up with me, and I’m really happy you finally won a league championship. Cooch Doug Foster Srofisricions: Korinne Clork, Jono Gorman. Rick Clever, Amy Ropp, and Druce Roof. opponent Tri-VMoge Orodford Ptqc-o Houyon T V North Bethel Grohom Missustnawa Volley Miorrw East Minster T V South see Newton Versailles Fronkltn-Monroe Anson to Lehman Arconum Milton Union Tipp-Gry Anson to Anno WE THEY 47 25 46 20 00 52 51 50 49 47 02 41 41 24 46 04 42 X 40 05 52 09 70 40 69 17 44 42 41 01 55 27 05 X 41 47 50 06 52 62 41 29 45 54 Reserve Scores VE THEY Trt-Villoge 20 13 3odford 16 15 P quo - nMte % W 15 38 A 33 18 T V North 20 24 Bethel 17 19 Grahorh 21 25 Mississinowo Volley 26 21 Miami Eosr I 28 14 Mlnyer 10 16 T V South I 123 19 18 14 Newton 9 2 Versoilles 13 21 FronkJirvMonroe “ 24 17 Antonio 26 31 Lehmon 20 18 Arconum 27 26 Milton Union 26 18 TippGry _ 30 52 Girl s Doskerboll 79 Frantic Freshmen The Freshman basketball team experienced two different types of seasons in 1983-84. One season, before Christmas, saw the 9th graders hove an impressive 6-1 record. After Christmas the freshman roundballers won only 1 of their last 8 games, to finish the season with a record of 7 wins and 8 losses. Though the freshmen finished the season with less wins than they would hove liked, they established good habits and learned whot it takes to win. OPPONENT WE THEY Lehman 34 24 Russia 35 32 Tlpp City 27 34 Houston 29 24 Bethel 30 24 T.V. North 34 33 Piquo 33 X Milton Union 33 36 T.V. South 23 43 Arconum 25 31 Bethel X 32 Miami East 36 35 Springfield C.C. 21 36 Versailles 35 39 SRC Tournament Versailles 23 X Srots: Errerr Butler, Jeff DeMoss, Scon Fisher. 60 Freshmon Basketball Winter Sports Condids 61 Trock Results Versailles Invitotionol 3rd of 12 Little Miami County Relays 2nd of 6 Celino. St Henry 2nd of 3 Minster Invitotionol 1st of 17 Grohom Relays 6th of 16 Mioml East 2nd of 2 Covington Invitotionol 1st of 9 Trot wood Invitotionol 5th of 8 Troy ond Sidney 3rd of 3 Rider Relays. Miomi University 5th of 8 Grohom ond Piquo 3rd of 3 District 2nd of 14 Regionol 5th Kelly Deerer: 200 meter dosh — 6th 100 merer dosh — 7rh 400 merer dosh — 7rh Scort McDode. High Jump — 9rh 1600 merer relay ream: 8rh Photo courtesy of Troy Doily News 82 Boys' Trock Good Mileage The 1964 Boys' frock teom hod o very successful season. The ream placed first In the Covington ond Minster Invitatlonols ond second In the Little Mloml County Relays, the SRC, ond the District. Although the team was unable to repeat as Class A State Runner Up as they did In 1963, they did do well In the state meet. The team was led ogaln this year by Kelly Deeter, who graduates as Covington's all time leading scorer ond the holder or co-holder of five school frock records. His records include the 100, 200, ond 400 meter dashes. He was also a member of the 1961 record holding 400 meter relay team ond the 1964 1600 meter relay teom. Other 1600 meter relay teom members are Bob Hagie, Matt Pond, ond Jim Stickley. Additional record breakers this year were Steve Dunn in the 1600 meter run and Scott McDode in the High Jump. 1964 Boys' Trock Teom — From row: Harold Eichelberger. Scorr Fisher. Mike Howell. Bob Kritzberger. Tim Harter. Bob Hoffert, Jim Stickley. Second Bow: Cooch Burgbacher. Croig Yingst. Bich Phillis, Scott McDode. George Wise. Bill Besecker. Note Etter. Jock Hilligoss. Steve Dunn. Mott Pond, Kelly Deeter. Art Sowers. Cooch Schultz. Yield To Runners Girls' Trock Results Little Miami County Relays 4th of 6 Celino, St. Henry 3rd of 0 Minster Invitational K h of 16 Graham Relays 10th of 15 Troy ond Sidney 3rd of 3 Covington Invitationol 5th of 9 Ansonia Relays 3rd of 5 Graham, Piquo 3rd of 3 SRC 5th of 5 District 6th of 14 The Covington Girls' trock team finished another successful season in 1964. Though not placing os high os they hod hoped in the league ond district, the girls were competitive in every meet. Shannon Irvin wos the only member of the team to com- pete in the State Trock Meet entering in the long jump ond placing 5th. 54 Girls' Track 1954 Girls' Track Team — Front Row: Leonne Dyers, Troci Iddings, Julie Elsass, Jonell Musser, Teresa Durelison. Second Row: Kim Cool, Diono Dovis, Kerri VonAschen, Jody Looker, Jennifer Garber, Dianna Fosnighf. Dock Row: Kristo Kiehl, Shannon Irvin, Cindy Dyers, Jenny Hordenbrook, Condy Tobias. OPPONENT WE THEY Graham 9 6 Fairlawn 9 12 Bradford 9 0 Miami East 2 6 Tipp City 5 2 Milton Union 5 15 Tri-County North 9 7 Lehman 13 12 Versailles 6 5 Newton 13 5 Fairlawn 4 0 5.C.C. 6 12 TOURNAMENT Bradford 6 15 Reserve Teom — Fronr Row: Jim Cook. Mike Rosengorren. Jeff DeMoss, Jeff Longendelpher. Shone Long. Gene Ropp. Silos Salyer. Jim Shields. Second Row: Greg Hogue. Erretr Burler. Tim Joy. Scorr Yonris, Lee Yonris. Brent Young. Rick Semon. Bock Row: Bill Miller, Brian Olson. John Boehringer. Jeff Prenger, Rob Srollmer, Todd Martin, Scorr Toyler. Vorsiry Boseboll —'Front Row: Rob Cron. Jim Cook. Jim Shields. Jeff Prenger. Mike Hogan. Back Row: Cooch Hording. Jason Kingrey. Joe Christian. Todd Owens, Dave Daniels. Rob Ryan. Bob Gold Caution: Fly Dalis This year's baseball team completed a winning season with a record of 8 wins and 5 losses. This was a vast Improvement over the post few years. Although they beat Graham, the team that was second In the league, they tied with Versailles for fourth place In the league. Dove Daniels, the team's most valuable player and Tony Perrine were selected for the first team all league and Jason Kingrey for the second team all league. Rob Cron and Rob Ryan received honorable mention. Bat Girls This year was a rebuilding season for the softball ream. With only one senior ond four juniors, the team locked the experience necessary to com- prise o winning season. Although the girls only won one gome, the season was fun-filled ond enjoyable. Brendo Mock, the one senior, received the honor of being selected os o member of the second team oil league. Denise Peorson ond Renee Buckingham were selected os honorable mention oil league. OPPONENT WE THEY Graham 3 10 Bradford 12 31 Miami East 3 32 Tipp City 8 21 Milton Union 0 16 Tri-County North 8 13 Lehman 12 8 Newton 8 23 Versailles 1 21 5.C.C. 2 27 TOURNAMENT Tri-County North 12 20 L—________J Sofrboll Team — Front Row: Karen Summers. Joner Brant, Julio Huelsmon, Kelly Rose, Michelle Crowell, Denise Pearson. Second Row: Billie Weyant, Chris Sellman, Renee Buckingham, Jody Fisher, Traci Kimmel. Bock Row: Cooch Lakes — Mormon, Missy Wise, Korlo Hart, Brenda Mock, Kothy Christian, Nikki Johnson. The Rank And File At CHS Divider People Divider 93 Voice Of Democracy And Americanism Winners Voice of Democracy Winners: Cindy Dyers. Dob Gold. Loro Gormon. Mirv dy Kiser, and Drendo Mock. Americanism Winners: Chris Pleimon, Drendo Mock, Dob Gold, Jenny Hardenbrook, Andy Kenworrhy, and Korhy Christian. 94 Voice of Democracy ond Americanism Winners Boy's and Girl's Store Delegates Boy's Store Delegates: Joe Christian, Croig Vonderhorst, Eric Rice, ond Tim Angle. Boy’s ond Girl's Store Delegates 95 Select Seniors This year, as in the post, the seniors selected their favorite mole and female in many different categories. Ruth McCool and Glen Holloperer were chosen as most changed from freshman year. Cindy Dyers tied with Melody Longendelpher for best smile, while Dave Daniels won for the boys. Shannon Irvin and Dan (Bubba) Kihm received the honor of having the best hair in the senior class. Vicki Sue Cain and Mark Barnhart were chosen as having the prettiest eyes. Dan and Mark were not present when this picture was taken. Vicki Sue Cain and Mike Bodkin were the shyest people in the class. Joe Christian and Cindy Byers worked the hardest for the class. Ruth ond Glen as freshmen. 96 Senior Favorites Joy Dodenmiller ond Dave Alroff were chosen os Most Hyper. Yes, teachers really do sometimes feel like resorting to straight jackets when these two are around. DeAnn Kiehl and Glen Hollopeter were chosen as Most Spirited. Although Glen is not a cheerleader, as DeAnn is, he does lend the cheerleaders a helping voice at many games. Cindy Dyers and Dick Clever were chosen as Most Musically Talented. As you can see, they both know how to play the other's instrument. DeAnn Kiehl and Jeff Frock were chosen as Teacher's Pets. Brenda Mack and Craig Vanderhorst were chosen as the smartest seniors. I think that class is in trouble. Senior Favorites 97 Cindy Dyers and Jock Hilligoss were chosen os being the most fun to be oround and having the best personality. Jock Hilligoss was chosen os having the Best Sense of Humor, while Chris Groves was chosen os the Class Clown. Ruth McCool was awarded both titles. Shannon Irvin and Jock Hilligoss were voted Most Likely to Become o Star. Cindy Byers and Steve Dunn were chosen os being the Most Athletic. Tony Perrine ond Nothon Whiteman tied for best dancer for the boys, while Melody Longendelpher danced owoy with the title oil to herself. Mary Dewey and Marty Solomon were chosen os Best Dressed. Cindy Byers and Eric Bice received the honor of being chosen os Most Organized. Melody Longendelpher and Todd Owens were chosen os Most Talkative. Glen Hollopeter was chosen os Rowdiest, while Chris Groves was chosen os craziest. Juanita Cromwell was chosen os both the Rowdiest ond Craziest. Senior Fovorites 99 Kim Alexonder Todd Jomes Alexonder Timothy Alon Angle Sreve Roger Dorgo Joy Alone Bodenmiller Micheol Allen Bodkin Everett LeRoy Adorns Dovid Robert Althoff Mork Allen Barnhart Everett LeRoy Adams: Football 9: Perfect Attendance 9.11; VICA 12. Kim Alexander. Todd James Alexander: Nickname Alex; Football 10: Basketball 9.10.11. 12, Track 9 David Robert Althoff: Nickname Dove; Sidney High School 9. Dehalf High School 10. Football 12. Key Club 12. Timothy Alan Angle: Nickname Tim; Student Council 11.12. Scholarship Team 11: Basketball 9,10, Trock9,10.11,12; Cross Country 9, 10.11.12: Ploy Cast 11, 12, Ploy Crew 10. Marching Band 10.11,12; Concert Bond 9. 10.11,12. Perfect Attendance 9: Boys State Alternate 11. Key Club 9,11; French Club 9. Vorsity C 9. 10,11.12. Ad Staff 12. Steve Roger Barga: Football 9,10.11. VICA 11. Mark Allen Barnhart: Nickname Barney; Class Secretary 9.10. Football 9.10.11, 12; Trock 9.10. Wrestling 9; All Conference. Football 12. Lineman of the Yeor. Football 12; Football Captoin 12; Varsity C 9, 10.11.12; French Club 9: Key Qub 9.10,11,12, Homecoming King Candidate 12. Joy Alane Bodenmiller: Nickname Bodey , Joyto: Student Council 11, 12, Scholarship Team 11, Basketball 9.10,11,12; Trock Statistician 9; National Honor Society 10. 11,12; Morching Bond 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Bond 9.10.11.12; Field Commonder 11.12, Class Play Usher 11. Guidance Office Aid 9. Front Office Aid 12, Perfect Attendance 9.10, 11,12; Girls State Alternate 11. Moth Team 11; Assistant Yeorbook Editor 10, Yeorbook Editor 11. Ad Staff 12, Key Club 11; Homecoming Candidate 12, Mum Queen Candidate 12. Micheol Allen Bodkin: Nickname Ghost; Basketball 9. Paul Scott Brickey: Nickname Scooby; Cross Country 9. Kim Bridges. Steve Brown. Paul Scott Brickey Kim Bridges Steve Brown SENIORS ‘ sENIORS SEnIoRS 100 Seniors Picture Nor Avoiloble Vicki Sue Coin Jerry Jrome Clark Richard Alan Clever Seniors 101 Michoel Clawson Cindy Koy Dyers Amy Sue Clork Joseph Samuel Christian Dona Sue Burgess Vickie Rae Cain Steven Eugene Coin Korinne Le Clork Dana Sue Burgess: Sofrboll 10; Treasurer of Medical Lego! Secretory Class 11, 12, Shorrhond Award 11: Word Processing II Award 12; FHA 9. Key Club 10. OOEA 11. 12; Association of Legal Students Club 11,12: Association of Medical Students Club 11 Cindy Kay Byers: Class Vice President 9, 11; Closs President 12: Student Council 9.10,11, 12; Vice President 12; Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11. 12. Basket- ball 9. 10. 11. 12. Track 9, 10. 11, 12; Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Notional Honor Society 10. 11, 12: Treasurer 11, 12; Class Play Usher 12, Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12: Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12: Bond Representative 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 9, 11; Voice of Democracy Winner Homecoming Queen 12; Art Club 9, 10. 11. 12: Assistant Accountant 10; Ad Staff 12, Key Club 11. 12; Vorsity C 9. 10, 11.12 Steven Eugene Cain: Nicknome Steve: Track 11. Golf 9, 11, 12, Basketball Manager 10, 11. 12; Basketball Star 9; Play Crew 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10. 11. Concert Band 9. 10; Pep Bond 9; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. 11, 12; Art Club 9; Daro Processing-Computer II Award 12. OOEA 11. 12; President 11; Treasurer 12 Vickie Rae Coin: Basketball 9, Guidance Of- fice Aid 9, 12; Elementary School Office Helper 11; Key Club 9; FHA 9, 10. Vicki Sue Cain: FHA 9. 10. 11; District Repre- sentative 10; French Club 9, 11; T.N.T. 10. Joseph Samuel Christian: Nickname Joe Closs Secretory 11. 12, Student Council 12. President 12. Scholarship Teom 10. Football 9. 10. 11. 12: Foot- ball Captain 12. All-SRC Football 12. Boskerball 9. 10, 11. 12 Basketball Statistician 9. Baseball 9, 10. 12. National Honor Society 10. 11. 12, Vice President 12, Perfect Attendance 9.10; Boys' State Represen- tative 11, Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Vice President 11. 12. French Club 9. 10, 11. 12. President 11. Secretary 12, Varsity C 9, 10, 11, 12. Homecoming King court 12 Amy Sue Clork: Nickname Whatist: TNT 10. Jerry Jrome Clark: Football 9: Art Club 9, Key Club 10; FFA 11, 12 Korinne Le Clark: Nickname Korky Basketball 9. 10, Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Cross Country 11; Girls Basketball Sraf. 12, Marching Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12: Pep Band 9, 10. 11, 12. Attendance Office Helper 10, 12 Perfect Attend- ance 11: Ad Staff 11, 12; Business Monoger 12 Michael Clawson. Richard Alan Clever: Nickname Fricky. Fronco: Scholarship Team 10; Baseball 10. 11: Cross Country 10. 12: Golf 11 Basketball Manager 9. 10. Girls Basketball Star 11. 12: Chorus 12. Marching Band 10, 11. 12 Concert Band 9. 10. 11. 12. Pep Band 9. 10.11,12, Perfect Attendance 10. 11; French Club 10.11.12 Juanita Cromwell: Nickname Chicketa Upper Valley J.V.S. Vice President 11: Trock 9. 10; Play Cast 12; FHA 9.10 Key Club 9, 10. VICA 11. 12: Vice President. Juaniro Cromwell SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS Robert L. Cron: Nickname Rob Basketball 9 10. 11 Baseball 9. 11. 12. Cross Counrry 9. 10. 11: Boys Baskerboll Srar 9 French Club 9 Key Club 9 10 11: Varsity C 11, 12. David Russell Daniels: Nickname Jock Daniels Football 9. 10. 11, 12. Baskerboll 9. Baseboll 9. 10, 11. 12: Wrestling 10, 11; Boys Basketball Srar 9. Varsity C ' 9, 10. 11. 12. Kelly Lewis Deefer: Class Vice President 10. Football 9. 10. 11, 12 Basketball 9, Track 9. 10. 11 12. Outstanding Freshmon 9, High Point Man 10, 11: Varsity 'C 9. 10. 11. 12. Key Club 9 10. 11 12 Vice President 10. 11. President 12. Joe Edward Denman: Job Management Award DECA, Art Club 9. 10 Advisors Assistant 10. DECA 11. 12. Mary Elizabeth Dewey: Nickname Mary-lou. Fuzz Track 9. 10 Volleyball 9, 10. 11. 12 Wrestling Srat 9 Cheerleader 10. 11. Front Office Aid 9: Perfect Attendance 9. 10, 11 Key Club 9 10. 11.12. Steven Robert Dunn: Nickname Chalmer Class Treasurer 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9, 10. 11 12 Football 10. 11. 12: Basketball 9 10. 11,12 Track 9 10. 11, 12 Cross Counrry 9 Football Star 9 Varsity 'C 9. 10. 11. 12 Key Club 9 10. 11. 12: Treasurer 10. 11. 12 French Club 9. Dianna Lynn Fosnighf: Track 9 10 11 12 Volleyball 9, 10 Wrestling Star 9, Front Office Aid 12 Buccanews 10, 11. Editor 12, Ad Staff 12: French Club 9, Key Club 9, 10. 11. 12, TNT 9, 11. 12: Secretary 12. Jeff Lee Frock: Nickname Flounder: Foot- ball 9, 10, 11. 12: Track 11; Perfect Attendance 10 Key Club 10.11. Lisa M. Gariety: Librory Aid 12, Key Club 9 10. 11. Carla Rae Glenn: FHA10 OEA11 Christopher Allen Graves: Nickname Rader : Football 9, 10. 11 12- Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12: Trock 9, 10. 11, 12; SRC Honorable Men- tion Basketball 11. 12: Miami County Holiday Tournament Team 11 SRC First Team Football 12 Varsity C 9 10. 11. 12: Key Club 9. 10 11 12. Robert Eugene Hagie: Football 10 12 Track 10, 11. 12. Robert L. Cron David Russell Daniels Kelly Lewis Deerer Joe Edward Denman Mary Elizabeth Dewey Steven Robert Dunn Dianna Lynn Fosnight Jeff Lee Frock Lisa M. Gariety Carla Rae Glenn Christopher Allen Graves Robert Eugene Hagie SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS 102 Seniors Micheol Kosey Horr Kim Herron Jock Allen Hilligoss MoryJ. Hindmorch Rodney C. Hinkle Rob Hofferr Glen Rudolph Holloperer Gory Alon Houshel Shannon Culbertson Irvin Micheol Kosey Hart: Nickname Squirt: Golf 9 10; Marching Bond 11; Concert Bond 10; Vice Presi- dent of Junior Drafting 11; Srudenr Congress Representative 11; Art Club 9.10, VICA 11 Kim Herron. Jock Allen Hilligoss: Frankton High School 9: Ada High School 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12,- Track 12; Art Club 12; Buccanews 12. Mary J. Hindmorch: Track 9. 10, 11, 12. Wres- fling Star 9: Parliamentary Procedures 11, 12, French Club 9, 10, 11; Secretory 10; Treasurer 11, T.N.T. 10; Key Club 10; OOEA 11, 12; Historian 11, Association of Accountants 11,12 Rodney C. Hinkle: VICA12 Rob Hoffert: Cross Country 9, 10. 11, 12, Track 9, 10,12. Glen Rudolph Hollopeter: Football 9, 10. 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10. 11; Varsity C 9. 10, 11, 12, French Club 9. Gory Alan Houshel: Football 9. 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9,10, 11, 12; Guidance Office Aid 9. Shannon Culbertson Irvin: Nickname Sdrv, Shone: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, Athletic Awords 9, 10, 11, 12; Scholastic Awards 9, 10; Homecoming Court 12, French 9,10; Vice President 10, Key Club 9,10,11 DeAnn Lynee Kiehl: Nickname De: Student Council 9; Scholarship Teom 9, 10, 11, 12; Trock 9, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Captain 12; Notional Honor Society 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Front Office Aid 12,- Perfect At- tendance 9, 10; Girls’ State Alternate 11; Pumpkin Show Queen Candidate 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Key Club 11; Spanish Club 12; Presi- dent 12 Don J. Kihm: Nickname Bubba; Tipp City High School 9; Football 9. 11,12 Jason A. Kingrey: Football 9, 10. 11, 12. Wres- tling 9. 10. 11, 12; Front Office Aid 12; Wrestling 4th In State 11; Key Club 10.11 DeAnn Lynee Kiehl Dan J. Kihm Jason A. Kingrey SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS Seniors 103 Mindy Kay Kiser: Basketball 9,10.11; Trock 9, Track 5rar 10, 11, National Honor Society 11. 12; Librory Aid 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 10; Girls' Stare Representative 12; Ad Staff 12. Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10, 11. 12. Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; T.N.T. 9, 10. 11. 12; Treasurer 12; FHA 9, 10. 11, 12; Parliamentarian 11; French Club 9; Key Club 11. Scott Merrill Kistler: Perfect Attendance 9. Robert Russell Krifzberger: Nickname: Kritz: Football 12; Track 12. Baseball 10, 11; Cross Country 9. 10. 11; Play Cast 11, 12; Marching Band 9. 10. Concert Band 9. 10; Pep Band 9. 10; Perfect Attendance 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 11.12. Anton Fred Kuether: Nickname Tony: Football Manager 9; Basketball Manager 9,10. 11,12,-French Club 9. Pat J. Lavey: Nickname Cheetah: Football 11. Melody Koy Longendelpher: Nickname Mel: Softball 9,10,11, Attendance Office Aid 10; Play Cast 11,- Play Crew 12; Homecoming Can- didate 12,- Art 9, 10,11, 12; Secretary 10; T.N.T. 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 10; President 11; Key Club 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10,11. Renee Marie Lyle: Library Aid 10; T.N.T. 9, FHA 9. Brenda Sue Mack: Scholarship Team 11. Basketball 9,10, 11. 12; Softball 9, 10. 11, 12; Na- tional Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Secretary 12; Ploy Usher 12; Marching Band 9,10.11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 11, 12; Guidonce Office Aid 10; Perfect Attendance 9, 10; Americanism Vinner 10, 11, 12; Girls' State Representative 12, Voice of Democracy Win- ner 12, FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, Vice President 11; President 12; Key Club 11, Buc- canews 11, 12; Spanish Club 12, Secretary 12; T.N.T. 12; President 12; Varsity C 9, 0. 11, 12; Ad Sroff 12 Barbara Anne Manning: Nickname Barb: Marching Bond 10, 11; Concert Band 9. 10, 11; Pep Band 10; French Club 9; T.N.T. 10, 11, FHA 11; Spanish Club 12 Ruth E. McCool: Nickname Rurhie: Ploy Cast 11, 12,- Marching Bond 9; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Pep Band 9; Guidonce Office Aid 11; At- tendance Office Helper 12; FHA HERO 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11; Bucconews 11.12 Linda Sue McMaken: Nickname Lin: Track Star 9; Girls Basketball Stat 9, 10, Cheerleader 11. 12; Play Usher 11; Golden Mar Cutter Award 11; Key Club 9. 10, 11, Art Club 10, 11; Vice Presi- dent 11: President 12. T.N.T. 11; Varsity C 12 Amy J. Miller: Nickname Speedy, A.J . Greenville Senior High School 9; T.N.T. 10; OOEA 11 Renee Marie Lyle Brenda Sue Mock Borbora Anne Manning Ruth E. McCool Lindo Sue McMaken Amy J. Miller SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS 104 Seniors Picture Nor Avoiloble Scott Allen Mowery Kent Porrick Musgrove Sherry Lynn Perrine Anthony Joseph Perrine Christopher Todd Pleimon Noncy Ann Rhoodes Todd L. Owens Jerry Lee Platt Eric Warren Rice Joseph Robert Ryon Dovid Dryon Sampson Jomes M. Shively Scott Allen Mowery: Nickname Cow VICA 10 11 Parliamentarian. Kent Patrick Musgrove: Class Treasurer 9 Student Council 9. 10 11, 12. Football 9, 10, 11. Wrestling 9. 11 12 Todd L. Owens: Nickname Tardy Football 10. 11. Dosketboll 9. 10. 11. 12 Doseboll 9 10 12. Foot- ball Star 9.12; Key Club 9. 10.11, 12 Sherry Lynn Perrine: Dosketboll 9 10; Track 11 Softball 9. 10 Volleyball 9 10,11. 12 Vorsity C 9 10,11, 12, French Club 9, Key Club 10. 11 Anthony Joseph Perrine: Nickname Bibbin Tooth: Football 9. 10, 11. 12; Dosketboll 9. 10 11, 12; Track 9. 11. Doseboll 10 12; Varsity “C 10. 11 12 French Club 9. Key Club 9. 10,11, 12 Jerry Lee PlQtt: Nickname Pwott Track 9, 11 Cross Country 9, 10 11. 12: Key Club 10; VICA 11, 12. Treosurer; JA JR Achievement Club 12; Treasurer. Christopher Todd Pleimon: Nickname Chris Dosketboll 9; Doseboll 9. 10. French Award 9 French Club 9; Key Club 9, 10,11 Noncy Ann Rhoades: Nicknome Nonce Art 11.12 Eric Warren Rice: Scholarship Team n Trock9 10. 11, Golf 9, Notionol Honor Society 10, 11 12; Ploy Crew 9, 10. 11, 12. Marching Bond 10. 11. 12: Concert Bond 9. 10. 11. 12: Pep Dond 10. 11. 12 Perfect At- tendance 9, Boys' Stote Alternate 11; Yeorbook Staff 9, 10, 11.12; Ad Staff 12 Joseph Robert Ryon: Nicknome Rob Celino Senior High School 9, 10. 11. Dosketboll 9. Doseboll 12: Chorus 9. Dovid Dryon Sampson: Football 9 10 11. 12 Track 10, 11. 12. Wrestling 9 Vorsity C 10. 11 12: VICA 12 Jomes M. Shively: Nicknome Sly Golf 9 10. 11 12 fsENioRS SENIORS si El NioRS Seniors 105 1 Lisa Lynn Smith: Basketball 9 10 11 12 Track 9- Volleyball 9. 10, 11, 12 Varsity C 10 11.12 Key Club 10. 11. Marty Solomon: Basketball 9 10. 11. 12. Varsity 'C' 11. 12; French Club 9 Key Club 10. Rick Ed Sowers: VICA 11 12; Secretory 12. William David Sowers: Nickname Wild Bill Winkle: Football 9.10. 11. Ronda Nancy Sprenkel: FHA Cope with Crisis 1st, 10; FHA Consumer Decision Making 1st. 11. OEA Business Moth 3rd. 12: FHA 9. 10 11; Parliamentarian 10,- Treasurer 11; OEA 11. 12 Parliamentarian 12; Play Cast 11. 12. Chris Freadic Stephan: Football 10. Lisa Carol Stewart: French Club 9 TNT 10 OOEA 11. 12;. Lori Renee Thompson: Nickname Lor: Art Club 11. 12. Candace Arlene Tobias: Nickname Scon- dle Boskerball 9 10. 11. 12. Trock 9, 10, 12. Volleyball 9. 10. 11. 12; Guidance Office Aid 9, Varsity C 9. 10. 11. 12 Key Club 9. 10. 11. Curt R. Trubee: Nickname Spud Lude Basketball 9. 12; Track 9; Art Club 9, VICA 11, 12 President 11. Treasurer 12. Student Council 12 Craig Lawrence Vanderhorst: Nickname Vandy Class Vice President 12 Scholarship Team 9. 10. 11; Cross Country 9. 10 11, 12 Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12; Football Srot 9. 10: National Honor Society 10, 11. 12: President 12: Ploy Cost 11 Play Crew 11; Outstanding French 11 Student 10; Boys Stare Representative 11 3rd in Store Wrestling Tournament 11, Key Club 9. 10. 11. 12; French Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Treasurer 11; President 12, Art Club 11. 12 Vice President 12; Varsity C 9. 10. 11. 12. Jenny Lee Vannoy: Nickname Dingy Softball 12 Lisa Lynn Smith Marty Solomon Rick Ed Sowers William David Sowers Rondo Nancy Sprenkel Chris Freadic 5rephan Lisa Carol Stewart Lori Renee Thompson Condoce Arlene Tobias Curt R. Trubee Craig Lawrence Vanderhorst Jenny Lee Vannoy Kenneth Woyne Wenrlck Norhon Poul Whiteman Micheol Scott Williams Angelo Marie Wintrow David A. Wood Teresa Ann Yontis Kenneth Wayne Wenrlck. Nathan Paul Whiteman: Nickname Nate: Football 10. 11. 12, Basketball 9; Key Club 9, 10, 11; French Club 9. Micheal Scott Williams: Nickname Willy: Golf 11: Basketball Star 9: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Bond 9. 10.11,12 Angela Marie Wintrow: Nickname Thumper: Scholarship Team 10; 3rd Prepared Speech Contest 11: VICA Opening and Closing Team 12; VICA 11. 12; Voting Delegare 11; French Club 9,10. David A. Wood: Nickname Elwood. Teresa Ann Yantis: French Club 9. OOEA 11. 12 Jay Davis: Picture Not Available SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS Seniors 107 Industrial Zone JVS Seniors JVS 5eniors — Front Row: Kosey Hart, Scott Kistler, Jerry Platt, Chris Stephan, Steve Barga. Second Row: Amy Clark, Marie Wintrow, Theresa Yanris, Amy Miller, Kim Bridges, Lisa Stewart, Dana Burgess, Mary Hindmarch, Rondo Sprenkel, Scott Mowery, Everett Adams. Back Row: Carla Glenn, Joe Denman, Steve Cain, Jerry Clark, Todd Alexander, Curt Trubee, Gary Houshel, Rodney Hinkle, Rick Sowers, Dave Sampson. 106 JVS Seniors JV5 Juniors — Front Row: Steve Anderson, Doren Cecil, Wayne Drown, Allen Zochorios. Second Row: Gerry Pike, Morgorer Hindmorch, Jono Gorman. Pom Weyont. Teresa Trubee, Karen Summers. Dob Kelzenberg Dock Row: Shirley Meyer. Kothy Sowers. Yvette Turner, Rob Vanderhorst. John Deener, Tim DeMoss. Den Turner. Eric Collins. John Dysinger. JVS Juniors 109 The Final Year... 110 Senior Condids Mork ond Joe ore rongled up in rhe rockle-moric. Todd ond Rob ore reody for oction. Cindy receives on oword for volleyball. DeAnn ond Glen ore wolfing for rhe porode ro begin. Yes, Joy, rhe cor is real! Nice hor, Eric! Uso forgor her make-up. King Jason poses for rhe comero. Condy ond her greof form goes up for o jump shor. Joe Is bewitched by Holloween. Steve and Todd show the aftereffects of the school's chill. Cindy and Tim during homecoming festivities. Cindy, Mindy, and Melody show their mean” expressions. Rodor inspects the rifle os Kelly looks on. Jeff, Dove, Steve, Kelly, Tony, ond Bubbo receive their football owords. Jenny shows her great profile. Bubbo ond his transportation ore of his locker. Senior Condids 111 Tony Angle More Dosye John Beener Scorr Bridges Wayne Brown Jomie Bryan Sreve Burns Doren Cecil Dove Chosreen Tommy Clock Chrisrine Colby Tim DeMoss Rodney Dieckmon Jon Dysinger Harold Eichelberger Morvin Epley Note Errer Scorr Fisher Korhy Fizrparrick Dove Franzr Jono Garmon Bob Gold Eric Hand Jenny Hordenbrook Jerry Hilligoss Morgarer Hindmorch Anno Houshel Dennis Ingle Mark Jacobs Jeonerre Johnson Juniors • Juniors Juniors The juniors ore getting ready to sponsor their first main event, the prom. They raised money for the prom by selling fruit and sponsoring the concession stand. The driving force behind this year's juniors is the officers, Rondo Seman — President, Shanda Kimmell — Vice President, Chris Sellman — Secretary, and Gina Thomas — Treasurer. They are ad- vised by Mrs. Kim Lakes-Morman and Mrs. Racheal Hurlbut. Jenny Monnin Dryon Musgrove Cleo North Mark Ouellette Lori Peeples Amy Perrine Nikki Johnson Dob Kelzenberg Sherry Kesler Shonda Kimmel Korlo Kuntz Domito Loughman Liz Mathews Dob McCool Scott McDade Cherry Mercer Shirley Meyer Julie Mong Juniors • Juniors Gerry Pike Amy Popp Kevin Peck Julio Phoodes Ken Piedel Druce Poof Chris Sellmon Pondo Semon Phondo Shaffer Jim Shields Leoh Smith Kofhy Sowers Karen Summers Gina Thomas Teresa Trubee Pob Vanderhorsr Jamie VanHise Pom Weyant Keith Wilkop Loro Wintrow Dill Wise Kelly Wooddell Croig Yingsr Deron Yingst Not Pictured: Steve Anderson Janet Brant Dob Howard Pick Looker Steve Perondo Schoun Pyon Den Turner Yvette Turner Margaret Vickroy Allen Zechorias Juniors • Juniors Juniors • Juniors Industrial Zone JV5 117 Mike Alexander Joe Apple Dill Desecker Von Bodenmiller John Doehringer Dutch Doehringer Jodie Dowman John Doyer Lee Dridges Renee Duckingham Teresa Durelison Karen Durgess Loro Durns Leanne Dyers Angie Cecil Carrie Chilcoar Korhy Christian James Clawson Chris Colbert Jan Collett Jim Cook Kim Cool Rhonda Counts Diana Davis Melissa Dohme Tina Droving Dertie Eichelberger Mark Emmert Jennifer Garber Lora Gorman Sophomores • Sophomores Sophomores The Sophomore closs is now well into the swing of high school life. They ore already raising money for next year's prom by selling Christmas gifts. This year's officers for the Sophomore class are President: Jim Stickley, Vice President: Michelle Louber, Secretary: Kim Cool, and Treasurer: Kathy Christian. The ad- visors are Mrs. Valerie Vulgamore and Mr. Charles Burgbacher. Teresa Kesler Rodney Kimmel Michelle Lauber Rich Louber Mike Loughmon Missy Lavey Jonice Gibboney Don Grody Mike Hogon Cindy Holl Cindy Hand Koren Heinrz Wendy Hoblir Porti Horen Mike Howell Troci Iddings Por Koiser Andy Kenworrhy Sophomores • Sophomores Shelley Mowery Kelly Mowery Jonell Musser Leo North Ty Owens Denise Pearson Donna Penny Kenny Philaboum Christine Poe Mott Pond Jeff Prenger Elise Peed Doug Poof Kelly Pose John Schaurer Don Seger Pon Selonders Peggy Shafer Bertie Shefbuch Loro Sink Eric Sotzing Art Sowers Brendo Speer Jim Stickley Steve Lentz Kurt Locker Jeff Longendelpher Wendy Longendelpher Gory Meyer Jerrod Miller Sophomores • Sophomores Norwello Sridhom Amy Thompson Dovid Travis Donnie Wenrick Chod Willis Julee Willoughby Kevin Winfrow Drendo Wood Lee Yonris Nor Pictured: Tim Horrer Sophomores • Sophomores Scorr Alexander Nick Birner James Bridgeman Missy Brown Kandi Burgess Tammy Burkerr Errerr Butler Kevin Clark Diane Click Michelle Crowell Jeff DeMoss Brian Dershem Larry Earick Julie Elsoss Jody Fisher Down Flory Mary Foley Roger Fox Donna Frantz Jerry Gibboney Darcy Harrison Karla Harr Tom Hayes James Hogue Julio Huelsman Andy Ingle Tim Joy Krista Kiehl Tracy Kimmel Randy Kooser Freshmen • Freshmen Freshmen The Freshmon closs is just getting use to high school life but olreody they ore chonging things. Insteod of selling something they chose to col- lect dues to support their class. This year's officers ore President: Dill Miller, Vice President: Scott Toyler, Secretory: Bruce Martin, and Treasurer: Dinean Runyan. The ad- visors are Mrs. Judy Snyder and Mr. Larry Tisdale. Shane Long Jody Looker Lisa Manning Druce Martin Joey Morhios Dill Miller Gory Miller Chris Mohr John Monnin Brian Olsen Wonda Ouellette Paul Polser Allen Peeples Borb Pence Pot Penny Missy Philoboum Rich Phillis Trocey Poindexter Freshmen • Freshmen Keith Ponchillio Gene Popp Armondo Rodriguez Lori Rosengarten Mike Rosengorten 5rocey Ross Dineon Runyon Lorry Solyer Tomi Solyer Rick Semon Goyle Smith Heorher Sowers Lorry Spurgeon Orion St. Meyers Rob Stollmer Teresa Sundermon Scott Toyler Dono Toylor Dorothy Thomas Rusty Thompson Craig Turner Kerri VonAschen Mott Wendel Billie Weyant Melissa Whiteman Glenn Wilkop Alan Winrrow George Wise Missy Wise Scott Yonris Freshmen • Freshmen Freshmen • Freshmen Deon Yingsr Brent Young Not Pictured: Jim Freemon Doug Kihm Phillip Ouellette Pit Crew Steven House: Principol — Covington High School. Lorry Henry: Superintendent of Cov- ington Schools. Roberto Buckingham: High School Secretary? Assistant Volleyball Coach. Alice Caldwell: Attendance Office Aide. Marjorie Tisdale: Guidance and Counseling; National Honor Society Advisor. Duane Runyan: 7-12 Industrial Arts. Jerry Shaw: 7-12 Industrial Arts. Donald Garman: American History; Government; Driver's Education; Key Club Advisor. Leona Fulks: General Business; Book- keeping; Typing. Ronald Schultz: World History; World Geography; Sociology; Economics; Current Events; Student Council Ad- visor; T.N.T. Advisor; Golf Coach; Boy's Track Coach; Basketball Scorekeeper. Judy Snyder: Personal Typing; Typing II; Business Machines; Business Law; Business English; Business Math; Shorthand; Key Club Advisor; Buc- canews Advisor. Eileen Yaney: Library Supervisor K-12. Ann Huelsman: Library Aid. Lynn Shellenberger: English 10; Mystery Story. Doris Trost: French IL III; Speech and Drama; French Club Advisor; English 11. Steven House Roberto Buckingham Alice Caldwell Marjorie Tisdale 126 Faculty Jerry Show Donald Gormon y Foculry 127 Pit Crew Steve Fisher: English 9; English Literature; Research Seminar; Senior Class Advisor; Assistant Football Coach; Yearbook Advisor. Jim Harding: General Biology; Lab Biology; Earth Science; Anatomy; Ecology; Baseball Coach; 8th Grade Basketball Coach; Junior High Foot- ball Coach. Kim Lakes—Morman: General Moth; Algebra II and Trigonometry; Geometry; Introductory Algebra; Head Volleyball Coach; Head Soft- ball Coach; Junior Class Advisor. David Davis: Chemistry; Physics; Earth Science. Bob Huelsman: Algebra I; Advanced Math; Mechanical Drawing; Head Boy's Basketball Coach; Athletic Director; Assistant Football Coach. Charles Burgbacher: Physical Educa- tion; Health; Head Football Coach; Assistant Track Coach; Sophomore Class Advisor. Valerie Vulgamore: Home Economics L II; Singles Living; Foods and Nutri- tion; Sophomore Class Advisor; FHA Advisor. Doug Foster: Learning Disability; Girl's Basketball Coach. Jane Gildow: Art I, II, III, IV; Art Club Advisor. Larry Tisdale: OWE. Tony Campbell: Vocational Agriculture; FFA Advisor. Rachael Hurlbut: EMH, Junior Class Advisor. Steve Nealeigh: Student Teacher. Waldo Reeves: Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor. Kathy Leytze: Band; Music Apprecia- tion and Theory. Kim Lakes Morman H David Davis 128 Faculty Valerie Vulgomore Jone Gildow Lorry Tisdale Tony Campbell Rochoel Hurlbut Sreve Nealeigh Waldo Reeves Kathy Leyrze Doug Foster Faculty 129 Backseat Drivers 130 Cooks ond Janitors Jom'ror: Major Moys Board Members: Tony Hond. Mary Ellen Landis, Karl Marko, Denny Miller, Bill Weikert. Bus Drivers: Steve Colby, Nancy Denman, Sarah Colby. Norman Miller. Bill Rick, Candy Gonger. Nancy Wise, Peggy Laymon. Nor pictured: Florence Flick. Janitors. Board Members. Bus Drivers 101 132 Ads Divider Patrons At CHS Forest E. Blythe D.D.5. Congratulations to the Class of 84 550 Mote Drive Covington Phone: 473-2756 Grissoms Market and Bakery Open 24 Hours o Day Choice Groceries Two Locations in Piqua Quality Meats Delicatessen Vegetables Fruits 1710 W. High St. ond 633 W. High St. Nationwide Insurance Edgetown Hair Care Covington Complete Protection Auto — Life — Fire Ned L. Wackier 321 South High Street Phone: 473-2521 Women's and Men's Styling 710 W. Brown Rood Covington Phone: 473-5164 Owner — Linda Iddings Operator — Marcia Durnell Beeman Hardware Covington Silent Woman Gift Shop” Your Friendly HWI Dealer 101 North High Street Phone: 473-2341 Congratulations! Class of 1984 Best Wishes from Student Council 134 Advertisements Vhobart7 COR PORATION VhobarT7 Throughout the world, Hobort Corporation is people . . . people who core about the product they produce. Whether it's food machines in Troy, Ohio, weighing systems in Paris, France, or commercial dishwashers in Offen- burg, West Germany; pride of workmanship is a tradition that has made the Hobart name a recognized symbol of quality. Hobart Corporation is the worldwide leader in the manufacture, distribution and sale of commercial food equipment as well as KitchenAid appliances for the home. With distribution in over 100 countries, Hobart products are doing their part to assure better eating for people everywhere. Whenever you shop at the super- market or eat out at a restaurant, cafeteria or even aboard an airplane, Hobart products are at work behind the scenes providing better food. ART CLUB Wishes rhe Class of 84 Good Luck Pence Containerized Refuse Service 9945 N. 25-A Piqua, Ohio Phone: 773-0989 TROY — 513 335-0096 DAYTON — 513 222-3921 HOME — 513 339-3939 n JOE JOHNSON OLDSMODILE, INC. JOE JOHNSON President 1405 5. County Rd. 25A Troy, Ohio 45373 In-A Jif Print Sue Corrigan Phone: 339-9425 Trojan Village Shopping Center 1-75 and State Route 41 (Exit 74) 47 South Dorset Road Troy, Ohio 45373 Advertisemenrs 135 136 Advertisements Advertisements 137 i) MIKE UNDERWOOD PHOTOGRAPHER 321 N. Downing Piqua, Ohio 45356 (513)773-5563 Hunt Beverage Company Inc. Distributors of Pepsi-Colo 8090 North Looney Rood Piquo Phone: 773-1127 Ebberts Field Seed, Inc. Premium Quality Corn Hybrids Wheat — Oats — Soybeans — Clover — Chemicals 6840 North St. Rt. 48 Covington Phone: 473-2521 AMUSEMENT CENTER cuy'iv Congratulations to the Class of 84 Qua % uali+y Vick rin+inj, Inc. Graduation Invitations, Business Cards, Letterheads, Tickets, Programs, Menus, Wedding Invitations, and All Other Types of Printing See Us for your Printing Needs 531 N. Main St., Piquo, Ohio Phone: 778-1000 138 Advertisements Adverrisemenrs 139 AUTOMOTIVE ARMATURE WORKS Congratulations Seniors! Complere Electrical Automotive Tune-Up Alternators Starters Generators Regulators Construction and Form Machinery Installation and Exchange Complete Battery Service Mon.-Thurs. 8-5:30 Closed Saturday 401 Water St. Fri. 8-5:00 773-1926 New Tech Plastics, Inc. P.O. Box 5 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-3011 Shanely Rexall Pharmacy Pearson Funeral Home Complete Prescription Deportment American Greeting Cords Unique Gifts — Winan's Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 N. High St. Phone: 473-3333 Covington Services For All 10 South High St. Covington Phone: 473-2271 140 Advertisements t Advertisements 141 GALBREATH REALTORS Serving Miami County Since 1954 Piquo —100 N. Sunset 773-7144 Troy — 1026 W. Moin 339-0508 Tipp City — 246 St. Rf. 571 667-4146 West Milton — 690 Moimi 698-4146 HER . . . The Helpful People 142 Advertisements Going to McDonald's is olmosr os much o port of school os going to class. You've mode us the place to meet, to talk, to celebrate your victories and help forget your defeats. You've mode McDonald's more than just another place to eat, and that's why, at McDonald's of Piqua and Troy we say, best of luck with all your future endeavors. McDonald’s 1237 E. Ash Sr. Piqua 1935 Covington Ave. Piquo 1560 W. Main St. Troy Tony's Body Shop 402 Main St. Covington, Ohio 45316 473-2554 Tony's Amoco Corner of Peorl and Broadway Covington, Ohio Phone: 473-5440 INDUSTRY PRODUCTS COMPANY 500 Stafler Rd. Piqua, Ohio 513 776-0565 Die Cutting and Fabricating of Non-Metallic Materials Gaskets — Electrical Insulations Noise Control — Terminals Advertisements 143 144 Advertisements Advertisements 145 COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 84 Class Officers President — Cindy Byers Vice President — Craig Vanderhorst Secretary — Joe Christian Treasurer — Steve Dunn Advisor — Steve Fisher Athletic Locker Room Inc. We Fit the Physical Retail and Team Styles for Team Sports Running Gear Nike — Adidas — Zapa Puma — Converse Speedo and Arena swim wear Racket Restringing Jacket and Shirt Lettering The Vault Compare our Everyday Low Prices! Jeans, Skirts, Jackets, Blouses, Slacks 9 N. High Street Covington 473-5656 On the Square Piqua, Ohio 114 W. High St. Phone: 776-6644 Hours-. 9:30-5:30 Daily; 9:30-9:00 Friday 146 Advertisements insurance $cr c , we 606 W. High Street P.O. Box 911 Piqua, Ohio 45356 513-773-2912 Skilled Intermediate Nursing Care 75 Mote Drive ond St. Rt. 48 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-2075 FHA HERO ' There are onty two things you need to remember when you need to advertise .... ur name, and our telephone J number. JR Wishes to Extend Their Congratulations to the Class of 1984 and Wish Them Success in Their Futures Stillwater Volley Advertiser 473-2028 Advertisements 147 FITNESS CENTERS Total Conditioning From NAUTILUS 100 N. Sunset Piqua, Ohio Sunset Strip 773-0314 Good Luck Class of '34 WAYNE'S BARBERSHOP 1309 South St. Piquo, Ohio Phone: 778-0636 Sohigro Service Company Fertilizer Seed Chemicals P.O. Box 65 550 E. Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2422 or 473-2619 ALLTEL OHIO INC 1100 Mote Drive Covington, Ohio Visit our Conversation Station for o large variety of telephones for your home or office. Congratulations Seniors! From the Class of '86 146 Advertisements WESTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY COVINGTON, OHIO 4531 8 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Western Ohio Notional Means Service to You and the Friendship of Those We Serve is the Foundation of Our Program 5 Personal Service Bonking Offices: Home Office Broadway Office Pleasant Hill Office West Milton Office Troy Office 4 Service Bonking Locations Broadway Office Troy Office Troy Marsh Office Piquo Marsh Office Progress Through Service Sellman's COVINGTON, OHIO Serving the Miami Volley for over 52 years with . . . Wine tfutnilute felt?Waste and SBudget! 15-25 North High Street Furniture Carpeting Draperies Television Appliances Open Mondoy-Soturdoy 9-9 Phone. 473-2012 Covington Advertisements 149 Congratulations to the Class of '84 Wampler Buick — GMC Trucks Troy, Ohio Small Town Service, Large Town Selection' The Home of Golden Rule Service 507 N. Elm St. Troy, Ohio Soles: 335-0068 Troy 773-0380 Piquo Service: 339-2135 Ports: 339-1937 THE MOST CIVILIZED THING YOU CAN DO AFTER GRADUATION. OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT AT PIQUA NATIONAL BANK. piqua national bank and trust co Member FDIC Gifts — Points Lessons — Greenware — Firing SYLVIA'S CERAMIC STUDIO 500 E. Broadway Phone: 473-3940 P.O. Box 14 Covington, Ohio 45318 (513)473-3311 Business Phone Covington Plumbing Inc. 900 Mote Drive Covington, Ohio 45318 Kenneth Vore John Gearhardt (513)335-7489 (513)778-0366 4845 West U.5. Rt. 36 Piquo, Ohio 45356 773-2841 I Fund Raising Activities Available Cut out this ad and take to 36 Skate Club for one free admission to ony public skating session. JAMES LANDIS HAIR DESIGNS 316 N. Wayne Piquo, Ohio 150 Advertisements NORTHWOOD GROUP Paving, Aggregate, Sport Surfaces, Sealant, Construction 8 Development Companies. Lloyd D. Fry, President Troy, Ohio 513 305-6311 The Florist with o greenhouse Piquo Ann St. 773-2908 Troy 111 W. Market 335-5971 Tf THE Q COVINGTON r BLDG. LOAN L ASSOCIATION I Serving Savers and Homeowners Since 1866 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone: 473-2021 Passbook ond Certificate Savings, Dividends from Dote of Deposit to Dote of Withdrawal, Home owner loons available ot competitive rotes. Free Customer Parking Adjacent to Office Night Depository Office Hours: 9 o.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 9 o.m. to 1 p.m. Sot. Closed Thursday ond Sunday equal housng LENDER mho CONGRATULATIONS: Boys Basketball Girls Basketball Wrestling For winning the SRC CONGRATULATIONS: Boys Basketball Wrestling For winning the district CONGRATULATIONS: Boys Reserve Bosketboll Undefeated Season Advertisements 151 Senior Members CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS From the Yearbook Staff Junior Members Joy Bodenmiller Jenny Hardenbrook, Editor Tim Angle Christine Colby, Asst. Bus. Mng. Cindy Byers Rhonda Semon DeAnn Kiehl Jenny Monnin Dione Fosnighf Nikki Johnson Eric Rice Amy Rapp ! Melody Longendelpher Jono Gorman Undo McMaken Korinne Clark — Business Manager | Brenda Mack Joe Christian Sophomore 1 Mindy Kiser Kothy Christian, Asst. Editor PATRONS Fritz Martin Daniel's Pastry Shop Harriet Miller Butcher Block Doretheo Manning Lawnmowers etc. Kathy's Beauty Shop Crosby The Drug Man'' Inc. Best Wishes to Korinne GeNell's Flower and the Class of '64 Congratulations Class of '84 East Side Service Appliance Installation Service ‘‘Congratulations Class of '84'' Sugar Shak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodenmiller Patty's IGA RK Hydro-Voc Services Alswell Exchange, Inc. Bill's Pastry Shop Aerovent Bowman's Accounting Tox Service D. W. Rice, M.D. 152 Advertisements GRADUATING CLASS OF 1984 Everett L. Adorns Jr. Todd Jomes Alexander David Robert Althoff Timothy A. Angle Steve R. Barga Mark Allan Barnhart Joy Alone Bodenmiller Michael Allen Bodkin P. Scott Brickey Kim Jeon Bridges Steven Edward Brown Dona Sue Burgess Cindy Kay Byers Steven Eugene Coin Vicki Sue Coin Victoria Roe Coin Joseph Somuel Christian Amy 5. Clark Jerome J. Clork Korinne Le Clork Michael G. Clowson Richard Alon Clever Juonito Cromwell Robert Lucius Cron David Russell Daniels Kelly Lewis Deeter Joseph Edward Denman Mary Elizabeth Dewey Steven R. Dunn Dionno Lynn Fosnight Jeffrey Lee Frock Lisa Marie Goriety Carlo Roe Glenn Christopher A. Groves Robert E. Hagie Michael Kasey Hart Kimberly Kay Herron Jock Allen Hilligoss Mory Judith Hindmorch Rodney Croig Hinkle Robert G. Hoffert Glen Rudolph Hollopeter Gory Alan Houshel 5honnon Culbertson Irvin DeAnn Lynee Kiehl Daniel R. Kihm Joson Adorn Kingrey Mindy Kay Kiser Scott Merrill Kistler Robert Russell Kritzberger Anton Fred Kuether Patrick J. Lovey Melody Koy Longendelpher Renee Marie Lyle Brenda Sue Mock Barbara Anne Manning Ruth E. McCool Linda Sue McMoken Amy JoAnne Miller Scott Allen Mowery Kent Patrick Musgrove Todd Lee Owens Anthony Joseph Perrine Sherry Lynn Perrine Jerry Lee Plott Christopher Todd Pleiman Noncy Ann Rhoades Eric Warren Rice Joseph Robert Ryon Dove Bryon Sampson Rondy Allen Sampson Jomes M. Shively Liso Lynn Smith Christopher F. Stephan Martin Solomon Rick Edward Sowers William David Sowers Rondo N. Sprenkel Liso Corol Stewart Lori Renee Thompson Candace Arlene Tobias Curtis R. Trubee Croig Lawrence Vonderhorst Jenny Lee Vonnoy Kenneth Woyne Wenrick Nothon Paul Whiteman Michael Scott Williams Angelo Morie Wintrow David A. Wood Teresa Ann Yantis Buy Your Next Chevrolet In . y v;, intf hUL 0 CROWN COUNTRY CROWS CHEVROLET 1375 S. Market St., Troy Phones 335 0041 — 222-5146 — 778-1270 154 Advertisements SENIORS Adorns, Everett — 100,102,108, 109,117 Alexonder, Kim —100 Alexonder, Todd — 76, 81,100,102,108,109, 117 Althoff, Dove — 34, 53, 64, 97,100 Angle, Tim — 8,10,11, 12,14,15,19, 21, 32, 34, 35, 45, 50, 52, 57, 58, 68, 69, 95,100,133 Borgo, Steve — 33, 34,100,102,108 Barnhart, Mark — 16, 21, 30, 33, 35, 53, 64, 65, 96,100 Bodenmiller. Joy — 8, 9, 10,11,12,14,15, 21, 23, 30, 33, 34, 41, 44, 45, 50, 52, 57, 58, 61, 78, 93, 95. 97,100,133 Bodkin, Mike — 33, 96,100 Brickey, Paul Scott — 33,100 Bridges, Kim — 10,100,108 Brown, Steve — 59,100 Burgess, Dano — 27,101,108 Byers, Cindy — 10,11,12,14,15,17,19, 23, 26, 34, 35, 43, 45, 50, 51, 52. 53, 57, 62, 66, 67, 78, 81, 85, 96, 97, 98, 99,101, 110, 111, 116, 133 Coin, Steve — 26, 62, 70, 76,101, 108 Coin. Vicki Roe — 9, 34, 59,101,121 Coin, Vicki Sue — 41, 96,101 Christian, Joe —16, 21, 46, 50, 51, 52, 53, 64, 65, 76, 86, 87, 95, 96, 101, 110, 111 Clark, Amy — 32, 34,101,108 Clark, Jerry —101, 108 Clark, Korinne —10,11,12, 34, 44, 45, 56, 57. 58. 79,101,133 Clawson, Michael — 32,101 Clever, Rick — 10, 11,12, 25. 32,33, 34, 42, 44, 45, 68, 79, 97,101 Cromwell, Juonito — 99,101 Cron, Rob — 8,15,17, 34, 86, 87,102,110 Daniels, Dove — 30, 38, 64, 86, 87, 96, 102, 111 Deeter. Kelly — 16, 33, 34, 53, 54, 64, 65. 82. 83, 90,102, 111 Denman, Joe — 33,102,108 Dewey, Mary — 34, 53. 66, 67, 99,102 Dunn, Steve —16, 22, 32. 52, 53, 64, 65. 76, 83, 98,102,110, 111 Fosnight, Dianna — 9, 32, 34, 53, 55, 57, 58, 61, 85,102 Frock, Jeff — 64, 97,102, 111 Goriety, Lisa — 59,102,110 Glenn. Carlo —102,108 Groves, Chris — 30, 35, 64, 98, 99,102, 111 Hogie, Bob — 64, 83,102 Hart, Casey — 10,103,108,109,116 Herron, Kim — 32,103 Hilligoss, Jock — 24. 25, 55, 76, 83, 98,103 Hindmorch, Mary — 103,108 Hinkle, Rodney — 103,108,109 Hoffert, Rob — 8. 64. 83, 93,103 Hollopeter, Glen — 8,15, 31, 64, 65, 96, 97, 99, 103.110 Houshel, Gory — 33. 64,103, 108 Irvin, Shannon — 8,15, 35. 66, 67, 85, 96, 98, 103 Kiehl, DeAnn — 8, 9,15, 32, 34. 47. 50, 51, 55, 57, 58, 72, 95, 97.103, 110 Kihm, Don — 64, 96, 103, 111 Kingrey, Joson — 16, 17, 30, 32, 58, 64, 86, 87, 93.103.110 Kiser, Mindy —10,11,12,16,17, 23, 33, 45, 48, 50. 51, 57, 59, 95, 104, 111 Kistler, Scott — 104,108 Kritzberger, Rob — 25, 46, 53, 64, 83,102,104 Kuether, Anton — 35, 58, 76, 104 Lovey, Pot — 29,104 Longendelpher, Melody — 7, 8,10,11,12, 15, 27, 32, 43, 57, 93, 96, 99. 104, 111, 154 Lyle, Renee —104 Mock, Brenda —10.11.12,16, 23, 30, 32, 34, 41, 44, 45, 47, 48. 50, 51, 54, 55. 57, 60, 61, 62, 78, 81, 88, 89. 94, 95,97,104,133 Manning, Borb — 34, 47,104 McCool, Ruth — 16, 24, 25, 41, 58, 93, 96, 98. 104 McMoken, Undo — 19. 41. 43, 50, 54, 57. 60, 104 Miller, Amy — 104, 108 Mowery, Scott — 105,108,132 Musgrove, Kent — 8, 30, 52,105 Owens, Todd — 7, 8,15, 53, 62, 64, 65, 76, 81, 86, 87, 99,105,110, 111 Perrine, Tony — 53, 64, 76, 91,105, 111 Perrine, Sherry — 8, 30, 62, 66, 67, 71, 93, 99, 105 Platt, Jerry — 35, 68,105,108,109,117 Pleimon, Chris — 94,105 Rhoades, Noncy — 43,105 Rice, Eric — 6,10,11,12. 13, 32, 41, 44, 45, 50, 51, 56, 57, 95, 99,105,110, 154 Ryan, Rob — X. 62. 64, 86, 87,105 Sampson, Dove — 64,105, 108,109,117 Shively, Jim — 32, 70, 71,105 Smith, Liso — 35, 66, 78, 106 Solomon, Morty — 8, 23, 76, 81, 99, 106 Sowers, Rick — 106,108,132 Sowers, William —106 Sprenkel, Rondo — 24, 25,106, 108 Stephen, Chris — 106,108 Stewart, Liso — 106,108 Thompson, Lori — 43,106 Tobias, Condy — 26. 34, 66, 67,78, 85, 106, 110 Trubee, Curt — 8.14,15, 52, 76, 106,110 Vonderhorsr, Croig — 25, X, 32, 35, 41. 43, 46. X, 51, 53, 68, 69. 95, 97,106,132 Vonnoy, Jenny — 9, 106, 111 Wenrick, Ken — 32. X, 107 Whiteman, Note — X, 31, X, 64, 93,99,107 Williams, Scott — 10,11,12, 27,45,107 Wintrow, Angelo — 32,107, 108 Wood, Dovid —107 Yantis, Teresa — 107,108 JUNIORS Anderson, Steve —112,117 Angle, Tony — 18, 19, 52,112 Bosye, More — 18, 55, 64,112,115 Beener, John — 112,116 Brant, Janet — 46, X, X, 91 Bridges, Scott —112 Brown, Wayne —112 Bryan, James —112 Burns, Steve — 18, 25,112 Cecil, Doren — 64,112 Chasteen, Dovid —18,112 Clock, Tommy —112 Colby, Christine — 6,12, 22, 28, 34, 41, 44, 45, 46, 48. 54. 56, 57, X, X, 112,155 DeMoss, Tim — 18, 112 Dieckmon, Rodney — 23, X, 42, 43,112 Dysinger, Jon —112 Eichelberger, Harold — X, 112 Epley, Marvin —112 Etter, Note — 64, X, 112,114 Fisher, Scott — 25, X, 69, 71, 93,112,115, X, 52, X Fitzpatrick, Kathy — 17,18, 112 Frantz, David — 31, 41, X, 59,112 Garmon, Jono — 48, 79,112,116 Gold, Bob — 31, 51, 64, X, 90. 94.112 Hand, Eric — 18,112 Hardenbrook, Jenny — 22, 41, 46, 48. X, 51, 54, 56, 78, 94, 112,114, 154.155 Hilligoss, Jerry —112 Hindmorch, Margaret —112 Houshel, Anna — 16,112 Howard, Bob Ingle, Dennis — 6, 21, 64,112,114,132 156 Index Jocobs, Mark — 112, 74 Johnson, Jeanette — 46, 46,112 Johnson, Nikki — 40, 54. 57. 59, 67, 66, 69. 91, 110 Kelzenberg, Dob —110 Kesler, Sherry —110 Kimmel. Shondo — 52. 50, 66, 67, 71, 91.110, 115 Kuntz, Karla — 24, 25, 40, 46, 46, 50, 51, 54. 55. 57,60.110,115 Loughman, Domito — 9, 40, 46, 50. 54.110 Looker, Rick — 00, 01, 64 Mathews, Liz — 00, 46, 55,110 McCool, Dob —110 McDode, Scott — 9. 64, 65. 76, 62, 60, 91,110, 114 Mercer, Cherry — 25, 46, 46, 54,110,115 Meyer, Shirley — 110,116 Mong, Julie — 16,19, 46, 46, 51, 52, 54, 55. 72, 110,115 Monnin, Jennifer — 22, 24, 25, 04, 45, 46, 55, 110,12 Musgrove, Dryon — 66,110,115 North, Cleo —110 Ouellette, Mark —110 Peeples, Lori — 42.110 Perrine, Amy — 7, 6,18, 50,110,115 Pike, Gerry —114 Popp, Amy — 6, 9,12. 22, 04, 41, 45, 46. 46, 50. 51, 50. 54. 55, 57, 79,114 Peck. Kevin — 6,12, 24, 25, 00. 42, 44, 45, 90, 114,102 Phoodes, Julie — 10,12, 04. 41. 44, 45, 114 Piedel, Ken — 12. 42, 44, 45. 90. 114 Poof. Druce — 9,10,12, 42. 44, 45. 79,114 Pyon, Shaun —116 Sellman, Chris — 18,19, 21. 20, 50, 51. 52, 50, 55, 59, 72, 66, 89. 90,110,114 Semon, Pondo — 8,18,19, 22, 25, 41, 46, 50, 51. 55, 57, 56,110.114 Shaffer, Phonda — 42.125 Shieldo, Jim —18. 62. 65, 66. 86.114,115 Smith, Leah — 27, 00,114 Sowers, Korhy —114 Summers, Koren — 66, 89, 90, 91,114 Thomas. Gino — 28, 51, 52, 50, 54. 55, 59. 66, 67.78. 81.110,114,115 Trubee, Teresa —114 Turner, Den — 64,102 Turner, Yvette —116 Vanderhorst. Pob — 69,114,115 VanHise, Jomie— 18, 54,114,115 Vickroy, Peggy — 45 Weyant, Pom —114 Wilkop, Kieth — 66.114, 115 Wintrow, Loro — 12. 25, 45, 46. 50. 54.114 Wise. Dill — 64.114 Wooddell, Kelly — 29. 46.114 Yingst, Croig — 18. 29. 60.114 Yingst, Deron — 29, 49. 54,114 Zocharias, Allen SOPHOMORES Alexander, Mike —17, 121,118, 77, 01, 40 Apple, Joe —118 Desecker, Dill — 64, 60, 90,118 Dodenmiller, Von — 12, 04, 44, 45, 50, 51,118 Doehringer, John — 6. 49, 64, 66. 90,118 Doehringer, Dutch — 64, 77,118 Dowmon, Jodie — 40, 47, 46, 50, 55, 59,118 Doyer, John — 01, 44, 45, 47, 70,118,102 Dridges, Lee — 66, 90,118,121 Duckinghom, Penee — 6,12, 26, 41, 44, 45, 46, 50, 51, 55, 66. 67, 66. 89, 91,118 Durelison, Teresa — 46, 50, 64,118 Durgess, Koren — 21,118 Durns, Lora — 42, 47, 46,118 Dyers, Leanne — 12, 27, 04, 44, 45, 46. 52,67, 79, 81.118 Cecil. Angie — 9, 50,118 Chilcoat, Carrie —118 Christian, Kathy — 6.12, 22. 44, 45, 46, 48, 50, 51. 52, 56, 67, 88, 89, 90, 94.118, 119,100, 154,155 Clawson, James — 90,118 Colbert. Chris — 17, 24, 68, 90,118 Collett, Jan — 48,118 Cook, Jim — 17. 22, 68, 77, 86. 90.118 Cool, Kim — 18, 19. 47, 72, 85.118,119 Counts, Phonda —118 Davis, Diana —17, 50.118,121 Dohme, Melissa — 00. 50,118 Droving, Tina —118 Eichelberger, Dertie —118 Emmert, Mork — 12, 04, 40, 44, 45, 50. 51,118. 102 Garber, Jennifer — 12.17,18, 42, 46, 48, 50, 55, 58. 66. 67, 79.118 Gorman. Lora — 00. 46, 51, 50, 54. 55,118 Gibboney. Janice — 42,119 Grody, Donald —119 Horter, Tim — 46. 70. 80, 91.119,121 Heintz. Koren — 40, 48, 54, 59,119 Hoblit, Wendy —119 Horen, Patti — 54.119 Howell. Mike — 49, 80.119 Iddings, Trod — 8, 48. 84.119 Koiser, Pot —119 Kenworthy, Andy — 49. 64, 94,119 Kesler, Teresa — 6, 8, 50,119,102 Kimmel. Podney — 64,119,121 Louber, Michelle — 9.19, 48, 50,119 Lauber, Pichord — 64, 90,119 Laughmon, Mike — 51, 77,119 Lovey, Missy — 45, 58,119,121 Lentz, Steve — 40,120 Locker, Kurt — 77. 90.120 Longendelpher, Jeff — 64, 76, 86, 90,120 Longendelpher, Wendy —19, 50,120 Martin, Todd — 86 Meyer, Gary — 90,120 Miller, Jerrod — 64, 77,120 Mowery, Shelly —120 Mowery, Kelly — 42,120 Musser. Janell — 19, 50,120,121, 84 North, Leo —120 Owens. Ty — 64.120,121 Pearson, Denise — 10,12,17. 20, 41, 44. 45, 67, 78. 88, 90, 91.120 Penny, Donna —120 Philabaum, Ken —120 Poe, Christine — 12,119,120 Pond. Matt — 6, 64. 77, 80, 90,120 Prenger, Jeff — 8, 86,120 Peed. Elise — 42,120 Poor, Doug —17. 50. 52, 68, 69. 77. 90,120 Pose. Kelly —11.12, 44. 45, 88, 91.120 Schourer. John — 20, 47, 50, 51. 52, 90, 120, 121 Seger, Don — 90,120 Selonders. Pon — 9, 77,120,121 Shafer, Peggy — 19, 48. 54,120 Shefbuch, Dertie — 12, 44, 45.120 Sink. Loro — 48. 50.120,121 Sorzing, Eric — 49. 64,120 Sowers, Art — 47. 80. 90.120 Speer. Drendo — 12, 04, 42, 44. 45. 47. 54,120 Srickley, Jim — 8, 49, 52, 64, 65, 77, 80, 90, 119, 120, 121 Sridhom. Norwella —121 Thompson, Amy — 9.19. 41, 40,121 Hogan, Mike — 64. 86, 87,119 Holl, Cindy — 21, 42,119 Hand, Cindy — 50,119 Travis. David —121 Index 157 Wenrick, Donnie — 42,121 Willis, Chod — 30, 93,121 Willoughby, Julee — 9,19, 47. 46, 53,121 Winrrow, Kevin — 12,31, 44, 45, 46.121 Wood, Drendo — 42,121,125 Yonfis, Lee — 64. 66, 93.121 FRESHMEN Alexander, Scorr — 43. 54, 64. 77, 80,122,123 Dirner, Nicholos — 47, 64, 80,122 Bridgemon, James — 21, 49,122 Drown, Missy — 8, 42, 48, 79.122 Burgess, Kondi — 93,122 Burkett, Tommy — 31,122,125 Butler, Errett — 22, 47, 64, 80, 86,122 Collins, Heather —132 Clark, Kevin —122 Click, Dione — 19, 29, 48,122 Crowell, Michelle — 43. 48, 55, 88, 89,122, 125,155, 53 DeMoss, Jeff — 64, 80. 86,122 Dershem, Brian —122 Eorick, Lorry — 10.12, 34, 43, 44, 45, 47,122, 132 Elsoss, Julie — 47, 52, 53,122,125 Fisher, Jody — 43, 48, 53, 88. 91,122 Flory, Down — 48.122 Foley, Mory —122 Fox, Roger —122 Frantz, Donno — 21, 48.122 Freeman, James Gibboney, Jerry —122 Harrison, Dorcy — 47, 48,122 Hort, Korlo — 12, 22, 41, 45, 47, 59, 88, 91.122, 125 Hoyes, Tom —122 Hogue, Jomes — 30, 42, 86.122 Huelsmon, Julio — 6.11.12. 43. 44, 45, 60. 67, 79. 88.122 Ingle, Andy — 49, 64. 122 Joy, Tim — 43, 70, 86.122 Kiehl, Kristo — 47, 53, 79. 81.122,125 Kihm, Doug — 64 Kimmel, Trocy — 47. 48, 53, 88, 91,122 Kooser, Rondy — 122, 81 Long. Shone — 8, 64, 86,123 Looker. Jody — 12. 45, 47, 67.123,125, 132 Manning, Lisa — 68.123 Martin, Bruce — 10,12.13. 34, 45. 47, 52, 62. 70, 71, 80,123 Mothis, Joe — 11.12. 44. 45.123 Miller. Bill — 8, 21. 47. 52, 64, 80, 86.123 Miller, Gory — 49,123 Mohr, Christine — 42,123 Monnin, John — 49,123 Olson, Brian — 21. 64, 75. 86,123 Ouellette, Phillip Ouellette, Wando — 123,125 Polser, Paul —123 Peeples, Allen —123 Pence, Barb — 42,123 Penny, Pot — 93,123 Philoboum, Missy — 42.123 Phillis. Rich — 64. 75. 83,123 Poindexter, Trocey — 48, 123,132 Ponchillio, Keith — 23. 41, 43, 64, 75,124 Rapp, Gene —12. 23, 34. 45. 47, 56. 70. 80, 86, 93.124,154 Rodriguez, Armando — 47,124 Rosengorten, Lori —12.124, 125 Rosengorten, Mike — 19, 31. 54. 86, 124 Ross. Stocey — 12. 42, 48, 79,124 Runyon, Dineon — 19, 21, 22, 42, 51, 52, 79, 81,123,124 Salyer, Silos —124 Solyer, Tomi — 19, 48, 91, 124 Semon, Rick — 8. 22. 51, 64. 77. 80. 86,124 Smith, Goyle —124 Sowers, Heather — 48,124 Spurgeon. Lorry — 77, 80, 81, 86, 124 St. Myers. Brian — 124 Stollmer. Rob — 19, 43. 47. 80. 86.124 Sundermon, Teresa — 47, 51,124 Toyler, Scott — 43. 47, 51. 52. 60. 64. 75. 86, 123,124,132 Toylor, Dono — 31. 43, 47, 51, 64. 77, 80, 124 Thomas, Dorothy — 21.124 Thompson, Rusty —19. 30, 47. 68,124,125 Turner, Criog — 64.124 VonAschen, Kerri — 43. 45, 84, 124 Wendel, Mott —124 Weyont, Billie — 47. 66. 88.124 Whiteman. Mellisso — 47, 48, 53,124 Wilkop, Glenn — 42,124,132 Wintrow, Alan —124 Wise. George — 43, 68, 69, 80, 83,124,125 Wise, Melisso — 31, 48. 88. 91,124 Yonfis, Scott — 43, 54, 64, 80, 86.124 Yingst, Dean — 1,125 Young, Brent — 64. 75, 86. 125 FACULTY Buckingham, Roberto — 67,110,127 Burgbocher, Charles — 64, 83. 92,110,119, 128 Caldwell, Alice —126 Campbell, Tony — 49,129 Dovis, David —128 Fisher, Steven — 33, 64, 77, 90,155 Foster, Doug — 78. 81,129 Fulks, Leono —127,132 Gorman, Donald — 53,127 Gildow, Jane — 43,129 Hording, Jim — 86, 87, 90,128 House, Steve — 35.127 Huelsmon, Ann — 59, 93,127 Huelsmon, Bob — 64,128 Hurlbut, Rochel — 113,129 Jeffryes, Jomes — 42 Lokes-Mormon, Kim — 66, 88, 89,113, 128 Leyrze, Kathy — 13, 32, 60,129 Neoleigh, Steve —129 Reeves, Woldo — 47,129 Runyon. Duane — 93,126 Schultz, Ron — 30. 52, 54, 70, 83,127 Show, Jerry —126 Shellenberger, Lynn —127 Snyder. Judy — 8. 53. 55.123,127 Tisdole, Morjorie — 41, 59,126 Trost, Doris — 25, 46,127 Vulgomore, Volerie — 48,119,129 Yoney, Eileen —127 158 Index The rheme of this yearbook is Come Cruisin' or CHS. We hove attempted to record the events that people do see, ond some they don't see, when they come cruisin' ot CHS. I sincerely hope that we hove captured whot life ot CHS is like so that in future years you con look ot this book ond remember your years ot CHS. I would like to thonk Kathy Christian, my assistant editor, for oil her help on this book ond wish her great luck on next year's book. I would also like to thonk Korlo Kuntz, art editor, Nikki Johnson, typist, Eric Rice and Gene Rapp, photographers, ond oil my unof- ficial helpers (you know who you ore). Thanks to Mr. Fisher, my advisor, for all his sup- port ond help and to the Ad Staff for raising the money that made this book possible. Most of all, I would like to thonk the student body and the faculty for their cooperation throughout the year. I wont to wish much happiness ond success to the Class of 1984. Moy this book be full of the memories of when you cruised the halls at CHS. Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me, leading wherever I choose. Henceforth I ask not good-fortune, I myself am good fortune, Henceforth I whimper no more, postpone no more, need nothing, Done with indoor complaints, libraries, querulous criticisms, Strong and content, I travel the open rood. Walt Whitman 160 Closing