Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

Buccaneer 1985 Contents Opening 2 Activities 16 Sports 54 Clubs 84 Faculty 96 Underclass 104 Seniors 122 Ads 130 Covington High School, Covington, Ohio 1 buccaneer PRIDE 2 Opening Pride in CHS takes many forms. Whether it be a winning athletic team, a spirit day, or an academic activity, pride is throughout the hallways of the high school. Without pride, Covington would not be the great place it is. Pride in the achieve- ments, in whatever field, has made Covington High School a place where students and teachers enjoy their work and activities. Opening 3 SPIRIT 4 Opening Through the years we at Covington High School have built up a tradition of school spirit. This spirit is not only shown during sport functions but also experienced during Halloween and Christmas. As we pass through the doors of CHS we take with us the pride of having the enthusiasm and spirit which has allowed us to be one step above the rest. Opening 5 ACTION 6 Opening There is activity and action happening everywhere we look at Covington High School, whether it be in the gym at noon, in the typing room during a class or on Friday nights at a basketball game. These activities are a characteristic of our school and allows each one of its students to become individually involved in the school. Opening 7 8 Opening Leadership at CHS takes many forms, whether it be as a president of a club, as a teacher, or as a captain of a sport. Each student contains, to a certain degree, a quality of leadership and responsibility. These elements contribute a certain quality to our school and its students. It also adds to our feeling of pride in ourselves, in our school, and in our community. Opening 9 EVENTS 10 Opening During this year many events will take place. These occasions include homecoming, the class play, basketball games and many more. Each one of these events touch our lives in different ways and in different degrees, but these happenings allow us to become involved with the school and to show our pride in ourselves to other people. Opening 11 TALENT 12 0pening Everybody at Covington High School has talent. These abilities are shown at different times and at different events and vary between typing, playing a sport, or being able to measure an object on a scale. Each individual contributes a talent to CHS, which allows our school to be versatile not only in sports, but also in academics and every- day school life. Opening 13 pride in FRIENDS Friendship is very valuable during a person’s life, whether it be a best friend or a boyfriend or girlfriend. As we remember the good times and the bad, memories of our friends will arise. For many years to come these memories will call to mind the pride we felt as we “hung around” with our friends. Opening 15 16 Activities Divider Activities Divider 17 Fall Candids 19 Band camp was held at Bluffton College the week of July 22-27. During this week the band became better acquainted with their new band director, Mr. Tom Knueven. The band put in many hours of hard work and their dedication seemed to pay off as they were successful at each contest they attended. This year the band will be losing eight seniors who have provided leadership throughout the years. 20 Band Camp Marching Band First row: Mr. Tom Knueven and Kathy Christian. Second row: Matt Miller, Joey Mathis, Kevin Reck, L.G. Henry, Renee Buckingham, Maria Kihm, Kenny Riedel, Bruce Roof, and Gene Rapp. Third row: Glenn Wilkop, Lisa Sotzing, Julia Rhoades, Julia Huelsman, Brenda Fields, Jodie Barton, Roxanne Stollmer, and Jean Kistler. Fourth row: Heather Stover, Bertie Shefbuch, Leanne Byers, Brenda Speer, Lora Wintrow, Christine Colby, Mark Emmert, and Paul McGillivray. Fifth row: Larry Earick, Scott Prenger, John Boyer, Karmyn Clark, Angie Finfrock, Kevin Wintrow, Von Bodenmiller, Amy Rapp, and Denise Pearson. Last row: Karla Hart, Jennifer Garber. Mindy Sizemore, Stacey Ross, Lori Rosengarten, Tami Salyer, Jody Looker, and Kelly Rose. Seniors: Amy Rapp, Kenny Riedel, Lora Wintrow, Bruce Roof, Christine Colby, Kevin Reck, and Julia Rhoades. Marching Band 21 Homecoming 1985 The pregame homecoming festivities started with the traditional parade through the streets of Covington. Led by the CHS Marching Band, the homecoming court and class floats wound their way back to Smith Field. There, the formal festivities began. As the excitement increased, the candidates were led by their escorts across the football field. The evening climaxed with Shanda Kimmel being crowned Homecoming Queen by last year’s homecoming queen, Cindy Byers. Shanda was escorted by Jamie VanHise. 22 Homecoming Flower girl Stacie Short and Crown bearer Matt Burgbacher Chris Sellman and Tony Angle Gina Thomas and Scott Fisher Homecoming 23 Horn ecoming 1985 The following night, a dance was held by the Student Council at the high school. During this event the homecoming king was announced. Members of the king’s court were Dennis Ingle, Scott Fisher, Rick Looker, Nate Etter, and Scott Mcdade. Scott Fisher took the honors and was awarded a plaque from Jason Kingrey, last year’s king. This night proved to be a wonderful ending to an exciting weekend. 24 Homecoming Halloween 26 Halloween This year, Halloween Day provided a few surprises. Many new ideas and costumes were presented to the school. Some examples, such as a McDonald’s sign and a pair of eyeballs, showed how much hard work the students put into their outfits. This spirit day provided a break from the normal school day and allowed the students to enjoy themselves. The Student Council held the traditional hall decorating for Christmas the week of December 13-19. As last year, the Seniors decorated the front hall, the Juniors had the study hall, the Sophomores prepared the west hall, and the Freshmen decorated the east hall. Many long hours were spent by each class in trying to finish their respective areas during the assigned times. After the votes were tallied, the Juniors received 1st place, the Sophomores 2nd place, the Seniors 3rd place, and the Freshmen received 4th place. 30 Christmas Christmas «'I' ?� . !' Z 1� 0 i!� !' 44444444«« Christmas 31 M.C.H.T. The Miami County Holiday Tournament was held December 28 and 29. Four teams, consisting of Covington, Bethel, Miami East, and Newton, participated in this annual event and played in front of a packed gym both nights. The final results had Covington as the champion, Miami East as the runner-up, Newton third, and Bethel placed last. The tournament team consisted of Jerrod Miller and Scott McDade from Covington, Tony Daniels from Newton, Pat Garman from Miami East, and Alan Arnett from Bethel. Butch Boehringer from Covington was named Most Valuable Player for the tournament. 32 M.C.H.T. Donkey Basketball A donkey basketball game was sponsored Feb- ruary 26 by the Covington Sesquicentennial Celebration Committee. The two teams consisted of the school faculty (the Slam Donkeys) against the firemen and squad members (the Jack Aces). This fun-filled evening provided plenty of en- tertainment and ended with the Slam Donkeys winning by a narrow margin. Donkey Basketball 33 Spring Candids 35 “A Feudin’ Over Yonder” Class Play 37 “A Feudin’ Over Yonder”, this year’s Junior-Senior class play, was presented May 17 before a large audience. It was a hillbilly comedy in three acts. The main cast consisted of Jenny Hardenbrook as Mountain Maggie, Ronda Seman as Maw Fry, Karen Heintz as Emmy Fry, Nate Etter as Izzie Fry, Mark Jacobs as Clem Fry, and Cindy Hand as Rosie Bell Fry. Other members were Jennifer Garber as Aunt Harry Hornhonker, Kim Cool as Becky Mae Hornhonker, Mike Hagan as Willy Hornhonker, Eric Cunningham as Pappy Popoff, Scott Fisher as Zeke Popoff, and Bryan Musgrave as the Travelin’ Preacher. Miss Trost was the Director. Field Day Field Day was held Friday, May 24. Many activities were planned and most of the students participated in at least one activity during the day. The Super Class Competition was added this year and provided much entertainment. The day ended with the Juniors winning, Sophomores were 2nd, Freshmen were 3rd, and the Seniors came in last. Field Day 39 Annual Art Show This year, the Annual Art Show was held May 9 at the high school. Many art, shop, and home-ec projects were on display. These projects were judged and presented ribbons or Best of Category rosettes. Julia Huelsman was awarded the “Best of Show” trophy for her entry, “Overheated”. Art Show 41 Just Between You And Me The 1985 Junior-Senior Class Prom was held April 20 at the Upper Valley Joint Vocational School. The theme this year was “Just Between You and Me”. A fun-filled evening, this night provided entertainment through dancing, refreshments, and the chance to dress up in tuxedos, suits, or the prom dress of your choice. Music was provided by Mike Chapman and refreshments were catered by Vickery’s Carry Out. The evening was topped off by the After- Prom which was held at the Piqua YMCA. 42 Prom Prom 43 Prom 45 Graduation Graduation is a time of sorrow and of joy, sorrow for the passing of a period of one’s life that has lasted for twelve years and joy for the expectation of what is to come. As the graduating class of 1985 traveled this last journey, many, if not all, of these graduates felt these two emotions. Speakers at the ceremony included Ronda Seman, Valedictorian; Karla Kuntz, Salutatorian; and Dr. Ronald Ruhl, as the guest speaker. Congratulations to each graduate and Good Luck in every endeavor that you may attempt. Graduation 47 Graduation Class Officers: Ronda Seman, President; Scott Fisher, Vice President; Chris Sellman, Secretary; and Liz Mathews, Treasurer. Class Advisors: Kim Lakes-Morman and Rachel Hurlbut. Class Color: Red and Black. Class Motto: “The dreams of yesterday are the realities of tomorrow.” Graduation 49 -of FIRST WOMAN — Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman to run for the office of Vice President when Walter Mondale selected her as his running mate. jfy 02. 2ND ARTIFICIAL HEART — William Schroeder became the world’s second artificial heart recipient. RESIGNATION — Vanessa Williams became the first Miss America to be forced to resign her crown and was replaced by the first runner up, Suzette Charles, Miss New Jersey. WORLD TRAVELER — Pope John Paul II traveled extensively during 1984, beginning with South Korea, Thailand, the Soloman Islands and Papua, New Guinea, where 200,000 natives turned out to meet him. gH - o WHAT A RUSH — The Chicago Bears' Walter Payton set a new rushing record during a game against the New Orleans Saints. He broke Jim Brown’s record of 12,312 yards. TINA’S BACK — Singer Tina Turner, 46, made a comeback with her first solo album, Private Dancer. It hit the top of the charts with singles, What’s Love Got to Do With It and Better Be Good To Me. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT IEVENT5 8 -c 7 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in “Tender Mercies.’’ “Terms of Endearment” won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. f?t t ? PURPLE PRINCE —One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, “Purple Rain.” WHERE'S THE BEEF? — Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase “Where’s the beef?” with her TV commercials for Wendy’s. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low- calorie foods. CURRENT I EVENTS CURRENT IEVISNT5 ENGLAND'S PRINCE HARRY — Charles and Diana had a second son, Prince Harry, third in line for succession to the British throne. tfy-02- WORLD SERIES FOR THE TIGERS — The Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Padres four games to one to win the 1984 World Series. LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT — After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new gold-plated torch. gjf-W SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to walk” in space independent of their spacecraft. INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive Victory Tour” throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS WS9 I ■■■■ DUPE CURRENT I EVENTS 8 '07 SOVIET FUNERAL — Soviet leader Yuri Andropo died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Chernenko succeeded him. OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE — At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the U.S. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men's figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom. NOT SO TRIVIAL — Trivial Pursuit was the game of tb year. Students at St. Vincer College in Latrobe, PA, eve built a giant board for a trivia contest. WHO YA GONNA CALL? - “Ghostbusters”, a comedy horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. ELECTION 84 — Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the election wasn’t. Reagan was reelected by a wide margin. FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA — Millions suffered in norther Africa from a famine cause by several years of drought Belatedly aware of the tragedy, leading nations rushed food and money to the scene. 54 Sports Divider pride in ... SPORTS Sports Divider 55 Seniors: Dennis Ingle, Bill Wise, Rick Looker, Nate Etter, and Scott McDade. First row: Matt Pond, Butch Boehringer, Dennis Ingle, Bill Wise, Ben Turner, Nate Etter, Rick Looker, Scott McDade, Jim Stickley, and Andy Kenworthy. Second row: Rich Phillis, Scott Williams, Mike Hagan, Bill Besecker, John Boehringer, Eric Sotzing, Mike Howell, Lee Yantis, Ty Owens, and Jim Freeman. Third row: David Miller, Scott Yantis, Errett Butler, Dana Taylor, Rick Seman, Bill Miller, Brian Olson, Andy Ingle, and Tony Iddings. Fourth row: Shawn Lear, Bart Weer, Heath Finfrock, Todd Albright, Shane Powell, Jarrod Boehringer, Tab Brinkman, Ryan Deeter, Brian Looker, and Mike Reed. Last row: Mr. Burgbacher, Mr. Huelsman, Jeff Longendelpher, Wayne LeVan, David White, Kyle Kenworthy, Tim Fitzpatrick, Randy Hartman, Ray Burton, Bobby Sellman, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Barbee. 56 Football Football As the 1984 football season began, we were cautiously optimistic of our chances for a good season and a shot at the league title. An improved defensive effort gave us the chance to win and to keep ourselves in the ballgame. A total of 8 points in the league and 14 points for the season was the differ- ence between winning and losing. This year’s ball club played as a team and always gave their best effort. The team finished with a 4-4-2 record. A - m vl Managers: Marshall Heath And Jeff Longendelpher Football 57 The varsity volleyball team had a very successful season, capturing a share of the SRC league title and ending with a 15-6 overall record. This success was due to the excellent teamwork and 100% hustle displayed by each player throughout the season. Congratulations to Renee Buckingham who was selected to the 1st team All-SRC, Gina Thomas 2nd team All-SRC, and Shanda Kimmel and Nikki Johnson who both received Honorable Mention. Varsity: First row: Mrs. Lakes — Morman. Second row: Julia Huelsman, Renee Buckingham, Kathy Christian, Jennifer Garber, Leanne Byers, Denise Pearson. Last row: Jenny Hardenbrook, Gina Thomas, Shanda Kimmel, Nikki Johnson. This year’s captain was Shanda Kimmel. 58 Volleyball Volleyball Reserve: First row: Brenda Fields, Jenni Pleiman, Robyn Martin. Second row: Jodie Barton, Missy Wise, Anna Perrine, Roxanne Stollmer. Last Row: Kelly Richardson, Renee Marko, Maria Kihm, Melinda Kuntz, Mrs. Buckingham. This year’s reserve captain was Maria Kihm. Volleyball 59 First row: Gene Rapp, Larry Earick, John Boyer, and Tim Jay. Last row: Matt Root, Tim Harter, Todd Martin, Bruce Martin, and Mr. Schultz. The 1984 Covington golf team had a rather disappointing season, record-wise, as they won just 2 of 18 matches. A positive note on the season was that all golfers showed great improvement as the season progressed. All of this year’s team members were underclassmen and will be returning next year. Tim Harter was this year’s medalist with a 47.8 stroke average. 60 Golf Cross Country This year’s cross country team was very successful, not only in terms of wins and losses but also in terms of attitude, desire, and willingness to give 100% at all times. Led by an excellent corps of seniors, Scott Fisher, Bryan Musgrave, Keith Wilkop, and Jim Shield: the team finished with a 52-36 record. First row: Chris Colbert, Rusty Thompson, George Wise, Jim Cook, and John Polhamus. Last row: Mr. Meyer, Scott Fisher, Bryan Musgrave, Jim Shields, and Keith Wilkop. Girls’ Team: Lisa Manning and Jill Emmert. Cross Country 61 Cheerleaders This year’s cheerleaders provided a lot of spirit for many school events. Long hours of hard work and concen- tration were spent not only learning new cheers and routines but also per- fecting them to the finest detail. These extra practices helped the crowd to become more involved at the games and the team to perform better. Reserve: Bottom row: Cindy Hand, Diana Davis, Lisa Kenworthy. Top row: Sarah Musser, Angie Finfrock, Melissa Whiteman. Cheerleaders 63 F'irst row: Chris Colbert, Lee Yantis, L.G. Henry, Kay Kimmel, Keith Musgrave, Bryan Musgrave, and Jim Shields. Second row: David White, Rodney Kimmel, Mark Jacobs, Keith Ponchillia, Tony Iddings, and Brent Young. Last row: Mr. Barbee, Scott Tayler, Tim Fitzpatrick, Bill Wise, Rob Vanderhorst, and Glenn Wilkop. Wrestling The wrestling team turned in another successful season this year by winning the district for the 3rd straight year and by sending a team member, Rodney Kimmel, to the State Wrestling Tournament. Plagued by a few injuries, the team had to rely on their back-up wrestlers. This allowed many new wrestlers to improve and gain experience throughout the year. Wrestling 65 Kneeling: Mr. Huelsman. Standing: Jim Stickley, Jerrod Miller, Matt Pond, Scott McDade, Scott Williams, Mike Laughman, Lane Evans, Butch Boehringer, Mike Alexander, Kurt Locker, Doug Root, and Jim Cook. Senior and Captain this year was Scott McDade. 66 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Varsity The 1984-85 Covington basketball team finished the season at 15-8. I really felt good about winning 15 games, defending our Miami County Holiday Tournament Championship, and making it to the finals of sectional tournament play. Because the team was made up of mostly juniors, it leads us to believe that another successful season lies ahead. The one thing that sticks out in my mind, in regards to everyone on this year’s team, is that they were such a joy to be around. They were fun-loving kids with a great deal of desire to succeed! Boys’ Varsity Basketball 67 Reserve The 1984-85 reserve basketball team was an interesting team to coach. A blend of freshman, sophomores, and juniors, the group played excellent basketball compiling an 18-2 record. Though inconsistent in its play at times, the reserves were undefeated on the road while losing only to Miami East and SCC. The disappointing loss to Miami East in the finals of the Holiday Tournament was eased with many ‘‘big wins” the team earned. This team was enjoyable in the sense that they worked hard every game and achieved more than anyone anticipated. Kneeling: Mr. Fisher. Standing: Rick Seman, Jim Cook, Bill Miller, Scott Alexander, Rob Stollmer, Mike Laughman, Lane Evans, Scott Williams, Mike Alexander, Bruce Martin, Doug Root, and Larry Spurgeon. Captains this year were Doug Root and Lane Evans. 68 Boys’ Reserve Basketball Freshmen The Freshmen basketball team finished the 1984-85 season with a 5-9 record. Although we did not have a winning record, the team was in- volved in many close games and played hard in each one. Each team member worked extremely hard both in practice and in games, putting the team ahead of themselves. As a coach, I am extremely proud of this. First row: Kyle Kenworthy, Tab Brinkman, Gary Green, Bart Weer, Scott Clark, and Matt Root. Last row: Mr. Meyer, Steve Sink, Paul McGillivray, Matt Ryan, Randy Hartman, and Heath Finfrock. Freshmen Basketball 69 Varsity: First row: Jill Emmert, Leanne Byers, Nikki Johnson, Denise Pearson, and Mr. Foster. Last row: Jennifer Garber, Dinean Runyan, Jenny Hardenbrook, Julie Elsass, and Julia Huelsman. Seniors: Left to right: Jenny Hardenbrook and Nikki Johnson. Jenny was also this year’s captain. 70 Girls’ Basketball Girls Basketball This year’s team was very young and inexperienced on the varsity level. I hope this year will help them gain confidence in themselves and in the team the upcoming seasons. They must play a lot of basketball in the off season if they hope to achieve their goals. They finished their season with a 7-14 record. In closing, congratulations goes out to Jenny Hardenbrook for being named first team All SRC, the District 9 All-Star Team and the News Media All-Star Team. Also congratulations to Denise Pearsonm who was named honorable mention All SRC. Reserve: Kneeling: Heather Stover, Karmyn Clark, Maureen Miller, Robyn Martin, and Tanya Baker. Standing: Lisa Sotzing, Melinda Kuntz, Julie Johnson, Jennifer Etter, and Renee Marko. Captains were Jennifer Ettar and Maureen Miller. They were coached by Cindy Byers. Girls’ Basketball 71 Varsity Baseball team: First row: Bruce Roof, Jim Cook, Chip Stump, Jim Shields, and Jeff Longendelpher. Second row: Mike Rosengarten, Rick Seman, Mike Hagan, and Gerardo Saenz. Last row: Mr. Harding, Jeff Prenger, Scott Williams, Lane Evans, Eric Cunningham, and Rob Stollmer. Seniors this year were Bruce Roof, Jim Shields, and Gerardo Saenz. Eric Collins was absent. 72 Baseball Baseball This year, the baseball team had a rebuilding season. With only 4 seniors, next year should be an optimistically good season. The team finished with a 4-17 record but defeated this year’s state runner-up, Fort Loramie, in the middle of the season. Jim Cook was the MVP and senior Eric Collins led the team in hitting. Left: Reserve baseball team: First row: Lon Dysinger, Shawn Lear, Gary Green, Jarrod Boehringer, Errett Butler, and Shane Long. Last row: Mike Rosengarten, Gene Rapp, Scott Tayler, Rob Stollmer, Lane Evans, Rick Seman, David White, Tim Fitzpatrick, and Jeff Longendelpher. Baseball 73 First row: Denise Pearson, Julia Huelsman, Kathy Vore, Kelly Rose, Teresa Trubee, Renee Buckingham, and Tanja Baker. Last row: Mrs. Lakes- Morman, Missy Wise, Tami Salyer, Janet Brant, Nikki Johnson, Chris Sellman, Heather Stover, Melinda Kuntz, and Kathy Christian. 74 Softball Softball This year’s softball team ended the season with a record of 4 wins and 11 losses. Since last year, the program has improved greatly. Defensively, the pitching was much improved and the number of fielding errors was reduced. Offensively, the players were more aggressive base runners and stronger hitters. Janet Brant was named 2nd Team All SRC and Nikki Johnson was chosen as MVP. Denise Pearson was this year’s Captain. Seniors were (pictured at left) Janet Brant, Nikki Johnson, Chris Sellman, and Teresa Trubee. Softball 75 First row: Shanon Strait, Vaughn Bowman, Tab Brinkman, L.G. Henry, Brian Looker, and Harold Eichelberger. Second row: Randy Hartman, Heath Finfrock, Ryan Deeter, George Wise, Tim Harter, Rich Phillis, Scott Fisher, and Jim Stickley. Last row: Mr. Burgbacher, John Polhamus, Rusty Thompson, Mike Reed, Craig Yingst, Bill Besecker, Scott McDade, Matt Pond, Nate Etter, and Mr. Schultz. 76 Boys’ Track Boys’ Track The 1985 boys’ track team had 5 seniors which gave leadership through the year. They were Scott McDade, Scott Fisher, Nate Etter, Craig Yingst, and Harold Eichelberger. Scott McDade received the MVP for field events and Scott Fisher was chosen as the MVP for running events. Also, Jim Stickley and Matt Pond both received Co-Coach’s awards. Two individuals and a relay team qualified for regionals. They were Scott McDade in the high jump, Scott Fisher in the 3200 meter run, and the 3200 meter relay team, consisting of Mike Alexander, Scott McDade, John Polhamus, and Scott Fisher. Breaking the school record, Scott Fisher then placed 5th in the state track meet. Boys’ Track 77 First row: Leanne Byers, Cindy Hand, Maria Kihm, Julie Elsass, Sarah Musser, Robyn Martin, and Stephanie Gessner. Last row: Mr. Barbee, Jody Looker, Kim Cool, Teresa Sunderman, Jill Emmert, Anna Perrine, and Julie Johnson. 78 Girls’ Track Girls’ Track This year, the girl’s track team went through a rebuilding season. With no seniors, many underclassmen had to take on the leadership needed for a successful year. Julie Elsass led the team in scoring points and was chosen as the MVP. Girls’ Track 79 Sports Candids 81 Awards Banquets 83 Mr fisher - 32 «- 3? 84 Organization Organization 85 Spanish Club Officers Right: First row: Dinean Runyan, Vice President; Michelle Crowell, Treasurer; and Cindy Hand, Secretary. Last row: Amy Perrine, President. Their advisor is Mrs. Reves. « t - X lub V � . 1ST ch row: Jodie Bowman, Mil er, and Jamie Van Hai e Fi ;lle L Jber, and Jamie VanHjse Merc tf7T elly Hose. JPHTlfrli lutleF hird row: Karmvn Clar naon, Cindy Hand, Alwyn Martin laker. Fourth row: Gary Green, L. in Martin. Sarah Musser, Anita elle Crowell, Amy Pfrrine, Jim Shfeldj cond row: Renee Mafto, Jennifer an. Matt Miller, Jill Amert, and Julie Johnson, Teresa undergian, inean Runyan, Billie Henry, Roxanne Stollmiqr. Anu� cerrine, off, Ray Burton, and Tahitinkmau. Final row: Greg l gue. Kevin Wintrow, Larry Earick, Nick Bitner, Rusty Thompson, Ejfc-uce Martin, Dana Taylor, and Gene Rapp. Last rowti anda Kinimel, Damita Laughman. Liz Matthews, Karla Hart, Lane Evans, Matt Ttftpl, Scott Tayler. Lora Sink, Teresa Bur ljion, and Dennis Ingle 1 m i i) J fl T , Karla Kuntz, Cherry Mercer, L it$ Wintrow. Liz an, Shanda Kimmel, Deron Yingst, ai d Keith Musgras y, Eljse Reed. Tammy LeVan, Kathy Christian, Ryan Kevin Wintrow. Third row: Wendy Hahn, Renee Garber, Jean Kistler, Angel Baker, Lore Abovedp irst row: M Matthfpvs, Damita 1. Secona row: Janie G: Deeter, Kelly Yingst Buckingham, Lea Gnrnian, u)d Mark Miller, Jenny Mounin. Amy Rapp. lionda Seman, Tim Harter, and Mike Ree and Ki ■S irk Kmm ert. Last row: Angie Cecil, Lisa Kenworthy, Maureen aunSf Amy ■ : French Club Office Left: First row: Miss Trust, advisor. Second row: Leanne Byers, Vice President and Renee Buckingham, Secretary. Last row: Ronda Seman. President and Tim Harter, Treasurer. 86 Errett Butler, and David sa Sotzing Jennifer id '•'aughn Bpwman Above: First row: Julia Huelsman, Advisor’s Assistant. Second row Scott Alexander, Treasurer and Michelle Crowell, Secretary. Last row: Julia Rhoades, President and Damita Laughman, Vice President. FFA rrst row: Jarrod Boehnnger rhomas, Heath Finfrock, and Brian Dershem, and Roger Above: First row: Tim Jay, Rod fz, ■imita l aughman, Julia __ nd row: i tu rned,, Jan Col ory. Kerri VonAafcheiipMichelle Crowell. Ke Scott Yantis, Larry Earick, Rob Stollnjer. GeorgfrAVise. Hiller. Last i r Rol Jimnert, Renee Marl� , Randy HarttSM Alexander, a Bill Miller. Art Club Officers 87 — AKev Club Members Left: First row: Mrs. Snyder, advisor; Shanda Kimmel, Treasurer, and Diana Davis, Secretary. Last row: Chris Sell man. President and Julie Elsass, Vice President. Above: First row: Mrs. Snyder, Lora Sink, Michelle Lauber, Anna Houshel, Liz Mathews, Kimmel, Chris Sellman, Amy Perrine, Damita Laughman, Rick Looker, Gina Thomas Shields. Second row: Wayne I eVan, Teresa Burelison, Alwyn Martin, Angie CecilM gffflH Jodie Bowman, Michelle Crowell, Julie Elsass, Traci J jmmel, Ryan Deeter. and I nn Fitzpatri Third row: Keith Musgrave, Kim Cool. Melissa Whiteman, Jody Fisher. Robyn Martin, Lisa Kenworthy. Krista Kiehl, Angie Finfrock, Jodie Barton, Heather Sj� r. and Bruce Martin. __________,.G. Henry, Brenda Fields, Angel Baker, Tanja Baker, Maureen Miller. Karmyn Clark, like Reed, Vaughn Bowman, Mike Hagan, and Diana Davisjgst row: Shaw| %art Julie Johnson. Dawi PSffnll Anna Pernoe, Renee Marko, .JemnPliem en ufer Etter Jill Em inert, Jean Kistler, Tim Harter ffiv Angle, Nate Etter, and Cindy Hand. ers Above: Angie Finfrock, Tim Fitzpa pck, Michelle Crowell, Jddie Bowman, Gina Thomas, and Amy Perrine. ■ Scholarship Team Left: First row: David White, Randy Hartman, Jerrod Miller, Jim Stickley, Chris Sellman, Roxanne Stollmer, Eric Cunningham, Eric Hand, and Bob McCool. Second row: Dana Taylor, Bruce Martin, John Schaurer, Scott Tayler, Billie Weyant, Teresa Ondewaan, Dinean Runyan, Julia Huelsman, and Jean Kistler. Third row: Doug Root, Chrls ofbMi Jta Ronda Seman, and Anita Goff. Fourth row: Rick Seman, JerinJT Hardenbrook, Jodie Barton, Amy Rapp. Cindy Hand, and Renee Buckingham. Last row: Von Bodenmiller and Mark Emmert. Officers Student Council Above: Sitting: Karla Kuntz, Julia Rhoades, Lora Wintrow, Kathy Christian, Renee Buckingham, Ronda Seman, and Jenny Hardenbrook. Standing: Mark Emmert, Dinean Runyan, Scott Tayler, David Frantz, Jim Stickley, Bruce Martin, Chris Sellman, Kathy Fitzpatrick, Von Bodenmiller, Chris Colbert, Amy Rapp, John Schaurer, and Doug Root. Right: Sitting: Ronda Seman. Vice President and Jenny Hardenbrook, President. Standing: Mrs. — Tisdale, advisor; Chris Sellman, Treasurer; and Kathy Christian, Secretary. Above: Randy Hartman, Tab Brinkman, Lisa Kenworthv. Maureel Second row: Dinean Runyan, Bill Miller, Bruce Martin, and Scott| Christian, Leanne Byers, Jim Stickley, John Schaurer, and Doug Shanda Kimmel, Gina Thomas, Scott Fisher, Amy Raj picture was taken was Julie Elsass. er, and Angie Finfrock. Mr. Third Row: Kathy Above: First-iote: Ath. ’llrislian, Secretary and Leanne Byers. Treasurer. Second row: Scott Fisher, President and Jim Stickley, Vice President. Last row: Mr. Schultz, advisor. nY||f i7nMbi gA ggB THE OF HOKE Officers National Honor Society TNT Officers Right: First row: Jenny HardenVmtok, President. Second row: Scott McDade, Vice- President. Last row: Jenny Monnin. Secretary: Mr. Schultz. Advisor; Amy Rapp, Above: First row: Mrs. Snyder, Lora Carman, Jodie Bowman, Liz Mathews, and DamiUflmughrnan. Second row: Karla Kuntz, Heather Sowers. Teres Sunderman, Dinean Runyan, Jenny Monnin, and Matt Miller. Third row; Amy Rapp, Ronda Seman. Renee Buckingham, Gina Thomas, Robyn Martin, and Sarah Musser. Last row: Michelle Crowell, Amy Perrine, and ChrifiSellman, Editor And Assistant Editors Left: Renee Buckingham, Assistant Editor; Gina Thomas, Editor; Lora Carman, Assistant Editor. Bve: It row: Mr. SchJL. Jgflny Harden brook, Jenny isty TiJips'MvKpiiti PonciuUut; and Scott Yantfe. Secor CbeiS Mercer. Monnin, Bruce Marti Second row Dinean Rimy a: VVintrnw. Jamie VjanHise, Scott McDade, and Amy Rapp. ichelle Lauber. Teresa phnson. Anita Go . Barton. K ifrrnvn ('lark, and Matt Miller. festfall, Brenda Speer, A.I lurelison, Jim Shields, and Scott Tayhif last row: Jekifer Etter, Tanja Baker, Sarah Mussel [ ftjbvn Martinf Democracy k '� 3 Americanism Winners Above: Chris Sellman, Amy Rapp, Julia Rhoades, Lora Garmai and Billie Weyanl Office Aides Right: First row: Attendance Office: Lorn Wintrow. Heather Sowers, Jodie Bowman. Amy Thompson, Teres;i Burelison. and Michelle Lauber. Second row; Library Aides: Nikki Johnson, Cherry Mercer. Jan Collett. Bertie Shefbuch. and Dawn FTory Third row: Guidance Office: Chris Colbert, Kelly Rose. Kim Cool, and Melinda Kuntz. Last row: Front Office: Jim Stickley, Leanne Byers, Mark Emmert, Dennis Ingle, Ronda Seman, Julia Rhoades, and Bill Wise. Above: Dana Taylor. Mike Laughman. Kathy Christian, Jenny Hardenhrook, and Nate pictured. Lisa Manning. ____ve: First row: Mr. Knif Gui. Bruce ftttZ ! Mathis, and Kevin Reck. row: Peggy ickroy. Kellv Rose, Jean Kistler. Breflda Fieldi, and Brenda Speer. Third row: Bertie Shefbuch, Rei Buckingham, Christine Colby, and Kathy Christian. Last row offlWWP WnBodennuller, Kevin Wintrow, Paul McGillivary, Mark Emmert, Julia Rhoades, and Larry Earick. tui F M BJ L. Above: First row: Julia Hueisman. J m Kistler, Peggy Vickeroy, Kelly Rose. Roxanne Stollmer, K� rla HiVt, and n ndVFieW , Second row: Maria KihmjLari fearW k, Lianne Byers, Brenda Speer? Ren Q: uck]tighanM.ChrtE$ine Cplby, l ora Wintrow, Julia Rhoades Anty Rapp, Jody l.nnk-r. and rtie Shefbuch. Third row: Heather Stover, Karinyn Clark, Kevin Wintrow, Von Bodemniller, Kathy Christian. Angie Finfrock. Denise Pearson. Lisa SoUing. Glenn Wilkop, Mark Eminert, Paul McGitlivray. John Bover. and Brine Roof. Last row: Mr. Knueven, Matt Miller, Jodie Barton, Gene Rapp. Joe Mathis, L.G. Henry, Kevin Reck, and Ken Riede! 93 •� ' • Yearbook Staff IlM «• •� t ... N - - IWimre: Ad Staff: Fi M a r tin Secon uj Jennifer fiarborjakim u tt fpcDade, Natwltter. UTd Jenny Monnin. Lai lenny Hardenbrook, Chi m. Christine mda Seman. .bove: Typist: Nikki Johnson. )6 Faculty Divider Faculty Divider 97 Right: Larry G. Henry, Superintendent. Far right: Stephen E. House, Principal. Board Of Education First row: Dennis R. Miller, V. Anthony Hand, and William G. Weikert. Last row: Robert Rudy, Jr., and Karl Marko, Jr. Roberta Buckingham Charles Burgbacher Alice Caldwell Tony Campbell David Davis Steven Fisher Doug Foster Leona Fulks Jane Gildow Jim Harding Robert Huelsman Rachel Hurlbut Thomas Knueven Jim Meyer Neil Mong Kim Lakes-Morman Walda Reeves Ron Schultz Valerie Vulgamore Eileen Yaney Jerry Shaw Lynn Shellenberger Judith Snyder Larrie Tisdale Marjorie Tisdale Doris Trost Not Pictured: Katherine Phillis Janitors Eldon Monnin, Major Mays, and Tony Brinkman. Bus Drivers Steve Colby, Nancy Denman, Sarah Colby, Norman Miller, Bill Flick, Candy Ganger, Nancy Wise, and Peggy Layman. Not Pictured: Florence Flick. 104 Underclass Divider Underclass Divider 105 Mike Alexander Joe Apple Greg Beard Bill Besecker Von Bodenmiller John Boehringer Butch Boehringer Jodie Bowman John Boyer Lee Bridges Renee Buckingham Teresa Burelison 106 Karen Burgess Leanne Byers Angie Cecil Kathy Christian James Clawson Chris Colbert Jan Collett James Cook Kim Cook Rhonda Counts Eric Cunningham Diana Davis Yvette Didier Melissa Dohme Tina Draving Mark Emmert Jim Freeman Jennifer Garber Lora Garman Janice Gibboney Mike Hagan Wendy Hahn Cindy Hall Cindy Hand Tim Harter Tom Hayes Karen Heintz Wendy Hoblit Michael Howell Traci Iddings 107 Dennis Jenkins Pat Kaiser Andy Kenworthy Teresa Kesler Rodney Kimmel Michelle Lauber Richard Lauber Michael Laughman Missy Lavey Steven Lentz Tammy LeVan Kurt Locker Jeff Longendelpher Alwyn Martin Todd Martin Joey Mathis Gary Meyer Jerrod Miller Kelly Mowery Shelley Mowery Janell Musser Leo North Ty Owens Denise Pearson Donna Penny Kenny Philabaum Christine Poe Matt Pond Jeff Prenger Elise Reed 108 Kelly Richardson Doug Root Kelly Rose Don Seger Ron Selanders Peggy Shafer Bertie Shefbuch Lora Sink Eric Sotzing Brenda Speer Art Sowers Jim Stickley Norwella Stidham Amy Thompson Bonnie Wenrick Scott Williams Chad Willis Julee Willoughby Kevin Wintrow Brenda Wood Lee Yantis Not Pictured Donald Grody Patti Horen David Sowers 109 JVS Juniors Mike Alexander — Drafting Karen Burgess — Health Occupations James Clawson — Restaurant Operations Rhonda Counts — Hairstyling Yvette Didier — Early Childhood Development Melissa Dohme — Data Processing Cindy Hall — Data Processing Karen Heintz — Data Processing Mike Howell — Data Processing Traci Iddings — Receptional Clerical Andy Kenworthy — Agricultural Diesel Rodney Kimmel — AC Heating Plumbing Rich Lauber — Welding Missy Lavey — Receptional Clerical Kurt Locker — Agricultural Diesel Jeff Longendelpher — Auto Mechanics Gary Meyer — Carpentry Janell Musser — Accounting Micro Computer Christine Poe — Law Enforcement Gerardo Saenz — Auto Mechanics 110 JVS Juniors - Don Seger — Electronics Ron Selanders — Machine Trades Peggy Shafer — Receptional Clerical Art Sowers — Restaurant Operations Bonnie Wenrick — Law Enforcement Julee Willoughby — Accounting Micro Computer Lee Yantis — Agricultural Diesel JVS Seniors Steve Anderson — Auto Mechanics John Beener — Drafting Wayne Brown — Auto Mechanics Steve Burns — Farm Management Daren Cecil — Auto Mechanics Eric Collins — Auto Mechanics Tammy Clack — Hairstyling Tim Demoss — Auto Mechanics Jon Dysinger — Auto Mechanics Kathy Fitzpatrick — Data Processing Jana Garman — Medical Legal Secretary Margaret Hindmarch — Financial Rob Kelzenberg — Auto Mechanics Shirley Meyer — Medical Legal Secretary Cleo North — Auto Mechanics Gerry Pike — Health Occupations Schaun Ryan — Auto Mechanics Kathy Sowers — Greenhouse Management Landscaping Teresa Trubee — Early Childhood Development Ben Turner — Electrical Trades Yvette Turner — Medical Legal Secretary Rob Vanderhorst — Home Economics Job Training Pam Weyant — Early Childhood Development Allen Zacharias — Carpentry JVS Seniors 111 Officers Lying: Dineane Runyan, President; Standing: Scott Tayler, Vice President; uce Martin, Secretary; Bill Miller, Treasurer. Scott Alexander Nick Bitner Missy Brown Kandi Burgess Errett Butler Diane Click Heather Collins Michelle Crowell Jeff DeMoss Brian Dershem Larry Earick Bertie Eichelberger 112 Julie Elsass Jody Fisher Dawn Flory Mary Foley Roger Fox Donna Frantz Jimmy Fuston Jerry Gibboney Jim Hagie Darcy Harrison Karla Hart Greg Hogue Julie Huelsman Andy Ingle Tim Jay Krista Kiehl Doug Kihm Traci Kimmel Melinda Kuntz Shane Long Jody Looker Lisa Manning Bruce Martin Gary Miller Bill Miller John Monnin Debbie Mowery Brian Olson Phillip Ouellette Wanda Ouellette 113 Teresa Sunderman Scott Tayler Dana Taylor Dorothy Thomas Rusty Thompson Kerri VonAschen Kathy Vore Matt Wendel Billie Weyant Melissa Whiteman Glenn Wilkop George Wise 114 Missy Wise Randy Wood Scott Yantis Dean Yingst Brent Young Chip Stump Not Pictured Brian St. Meyers Craig Turner 115 Officers Standing: Randy Hartman, Vice President; Lisa Kenworthy, Treasurer; Jennifer Etter, President; On Top: Maureen Miller, Secretary. Todd Albright Angel Baker Tanya Baker Jody Barton Jarrod Boehringer Vaughn Bowman Tab Brinkman Crystal Brown J.D. Brumbaugh Ray Burton Genell Campbell Mike Casey 116 Karmyn Clark Scott Clark Ryan Deeter Jill Emmert Lon Dysinger Jennifer Etter Lane Evans Brenda Fields Angie Finfrock Heath Finfrock Tim Fitzpatrick Stephanie Gessner Kristine Gibboney Anita Goff Gary Green Randy Hartman Marshall Heath L.G. Henry Jason Humphreys Tony Iddings Jim Jacobs Julie Johnson Kyle Kenworthy Lisa Kenworthy Maria Kihm Ray Kimmel Jean Kistler Mike Kline Shawn Lear Dale Lentz 117 Wayne LeVan, Jr. Brian Looker Amy Loop Paul McGillivray Renee Marko Robyn Martin David Miller Mark Miller Matt Miller Maureen Miller Greg Mullennix Keith Musgrave Sarah Musser Chris Nutter Rebbecca Nutter Anna Perrine Melissa Philabaum Jenni Pleiman John Polhamus Shane Powell Brian Powers Mike Reed Ben Robinson Matt Root Matt Ryan Steve Sink Mindy Sizemore Lisa Sotzing Roxanne Stollmer Heather Stover 118 Not Pictured Richie Dershem Vanessa Draving Shanon Strait Jennifer Swabb Doug Thomas Rob Trubee Tony Vogt Jay Wagner Bart Weer Dawn Westfall David White Alan Wintrow 119 A A JTM PAVTt Far right: Karla Hart, Miami County Fair Queen. Below: Amy Perrine, Pumpkin Show Queen Candidate. Below far right: Kim Cool, Pumpkin Show Queen Candidate. Welcome to the FunnyForm Right: Boys and Girls State Candidates: First row: Christine Colby, Scott Fisher, Nikki Johnson, and Bryan Musgrave. Last row: Ronda Seman, Bob Gold, and Anna Houshel. 120 Queen And Boys And Girls State Candidates Candids 121 122 Senior Divider p 1 i fate ns Graditaftk Products Place yourAnnouiKcmcnt and Accessory Orders on: iM( i ii i x jy� Ihur uj SP' fT To Tv. A oo i a ' Yfd- pride in ... SENIORS Senior Divider 123 Senior Candids 125 Senior Favorites Senior Favorites were voted on by the Senior Class. The results are: Smartest: Jenny Hardenbrook and Bob Gold, Most Likely to become a Star: Chris Sellman and Scott Fisher, Best Dressed: Nikki Johnson and Nate Etter, Best Dancer: Anna Houshel and Jim Shields, Silliest: Karen Summers and Deron Yingst, Most Hyper: Julie Mong, Liz Mathews, and Rob Vanderhorst, Most Talkative: Nikki Johnson and Keith Wilkop, Most Changed from Freshman Year: Cherry Mercer, Dennis Ingle and Scott Bridges, Most Dedicated to Class: Ronda Seman and Scott Fisher, Most Musical: (pictured below right) Julia Rhoades and Ken Riedel, Best Smile: Chris Sellman, Scott Fisher, and Rick Looker, Shyest: Yvette Turner and Scott Bridges, Best Hair: Shirley Meyer and Nate Etter, Best Eyes: Amy Rapp and Scott Fisher. Right: Best Personality: Shanda Kimmel, Rick Looker, and Jenny Hardenbrook. Below: Most Organized: Kevin Reck and Christine Colby. Below right: Most Spirited: Chris Sellman and Craig Yingst. fit 128 Senior Favorites Steve L. Anderson Anthony W. Angle Marc C. Basye John L. Beener Steve Lee Anderson Anthony Wavne Angle: Scholarship Team 10; Basketball 9; Base- ball 10; Key Club 10, 11, 12. Marc Christopher Basye: Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Play Crew 11; Play Band 10; Buccanews Staff 1. John Leroy Beener: Basketball 9; Baseball 10. Janet Lynn Brant: Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Softball 11; Volleyball 9; Wrestling Statician 10; Play Crew 11; Play Usher 11; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; TNT 10; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10. Scott Michael Bridges: Perfect Attendance 9. James M. Bryan Lora Louise Burns: Chorus 10, Art Club 9; FHA 9, 10; Spanish Club 10. Janet L. Brant Scott M. Bridges James M. Bryan Lora L. Burns Steve R. Burns Daron W. Cecil David B. Chasteen Christine L. Colby p r Jon J. Dysinger Marvin D. Epley Nathan W. Etter Scott L. Fisher Hardenbrook Tim Demoss Rodney W. Dieckman Kathy L. Fitzpatrick David A. Frantz Gabriela B. Gutierrez Tabatha L. Hagie Margaret M. Anna M. Houshel Hindmarch Steve Rav Burns Daron W. Cecil: Wrestling 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10. David Blaine Chasteen: French Club 9. Christine Louise Colby: Track Statician 10, 11, 12; Play Usher 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11,12; Perfect Attendance 11; Girls’ State Runner-up 11; TNT 9, 10, 11; French Club 10. 11, 12; FHA 10, 11; Ad Staff 11. 12; Yearbook Assistant Business Manager 11; Business Manager 12. Tim Demoss: Basketball 9; Track 9. Rodney Wayne Dieckman: Chorus 10, 11; Play Crew 11; Art Club 9. 10, 11; TNT 12; Buccanews 12. Jon J. Dysinger: Baseball 10. Marvin Dale Epley Nathan Whitney Etter: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9, 10, 11; Americanism Winner 12; Key Club 10, 12; Ad Staff 12; Homecoming Escort 12; King Candidate 12. Scott Lee Fisher: Class Vice President 12; Basketball 9. 10; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Freshman Basketball Stati- cian 11, 12; Play Cast 11: Boys’ State Representative 11; Ohio All State in Cross Country 10; Homecoming Escort 12; Homecoming King 12; West Central Track and Cross Country Award 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; President 12. Kathy Lynn Fitzpatrick: Key Club 10. David Allen Frantz: National Honor Society 11, 12; Guidance Office Helper 11. Jana Dee Anne Carman: Track 10; Softball 9; Girls’ Basketball Stati- cian 9, 10; French Club 9, 10; Key Club 9, 10; TNT 9, 10; FHA 9, 10. Robert Edward Gold: Scholarship Team 10, 11; Football 9, 10; Bas- ketball 9; Baseball 10, 11; Americanism Winner 10, 11; Boys’ State Representative 11; Voice of Democracy, 5th place, 11. Gabriela Blanca Gutierrez: Mexico 9-11; Girls’ Basketball Statician 12. Tabatha Lynn Hagie Eric Anthony Hand: Play Crew 11; Perfect Attendance 10; French Club 9, 10. Jennifer Kay Hardenbrook: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 11; Volleyball 12; National Honor Society 10, 11. 12; President 12; Outstanding French Student 10, 11; Junior Math Team 11; Perfect Attendance 10; Outstanding Science Student 12; Americanism Winner 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Fair Representa- tive 10; Secretary 11; Key Club 10; French Club 11; TNT 11, 12; President 12; Yearbook Assistant Editor 10; Editor 11; Senior Editor 12; Ad Staff 12. Margaret Mary Hindmarch: Class President 9; Track 9, 10; French Club 9, 10; Key Club 10; TNT 10. Anna Marie Houshel: Chaffey High School, California 9; Play Crew 11; Play Usher 11; Girls’ State Representative 11; Key Club'll, 12; Spanish Club 11. m i R. Eric Looker Elizabeth D. Mathews Scott D. McDade Cherry A. Mercer Jennifer R. Monnin Bryan T. Musgrave Mark A. Ouellette Amy L. Perrine Dennis Wayne Ingle: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10; Front Office Helper 12; Perfect Attendance 9; Homecoming King Candidate 12; Key Club 10; Spanish Club 12; Ad STaff 12. Mark Jacobs: Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Jeannette Lyn Johnson: Play Crew 11; French Club 9,10,11; FHA 9, 10, 11. Nicole Lynne Johnson: Basketball 12; Softball 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9,10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9; Play Crew 11; Concert Band 9; Guidance Office Helper 12; Student Librarian 11, 12; Girls’ State Representa- tive 11; Honorable Mention All League Volleyball 12; Key Club 9, 10; TNT 10, 11; Ad Staff 11, 12; Yearbook Staff 11, 12. Robert C. Kelzenberg: Baseball 10; Basketball Manager 9. Shanda Sue Kimmel: Class Vice President 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Volleyball Coach’s Award 12; Honorable Mention All League Volleyball 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 12; TNT 9, 10; Treasurer 10; French Club 9, 10, 12; FHA 9, 10; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 11. Karla Kay Kuntz: Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11; Track Statician 10; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Play Cast 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 10; FHA 9, 10, 11; Fair Representative 11; Buccanews 11, 12; Yearbook Art Editor 11. Damita Jo Laughman: Basketball 9, 10; Track Statician 9; Volley- ball Statician 9; Play Crew 11; Play Usher 11; Guidance Office Helper 10; Art Show Best of Show 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Board Member 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10; Art Club 10, 11, 12; Accountant 10; Vice President 12; TNT 11. Roger Eric Looker: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 10; Attendance Office Helper 11; Homecoming King Candidate 12; Key Club 12. Elizabeth Delight Mathews: Class Vice President 9; Class Treasurer 12; Softball 9; Volleyball Statician 10; Play Crew 11; Play Usher 11; Concert Band 9; French Club 9, 11; Student Council 9, 10; Key Club 10; Buccanews 10, 11, 12; TNT 10; Vice President 10. Scott David McDade: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9,10, 11; Homecoming King Candidate 12; Key Club 10; TNT 12; Vice President 12; Ad Staff 12. Cherry Anne Mercer: Scholarship Team 11; Track Statician 10; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Pep Band 9; Student Librarian 12; Outstanding French Student 10, 11, FHA 9, 10, 11; Parliamentarian 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; TNT 11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Strawberry Queen Candidate; Junior Miss Candi- date Shirley Ann Meyer: FHA 9, 10; TNT 10; Key Club 10; Buccanews 10. Julia Christine Mong: Class President 10; Scholarship Team 11; Track 9; Cheerleader 10, 11; Play Crew 11; Outstanding French Student 9; Key Club 9, 10. 11; TNT 9, 10; Treasurer 9; French Club 9, 10; FHA 9, 10, 11; District Representative 10, 11; Art Club 10; Student Council 9, 11, 12. Jennifer Rose Monnin: Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Play- Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11; Concert Band 9, 10; Mum Queen Candidate 12; TNT 9, 10, 11,12; Secretary 12; French Club 9,10, 11, 12; Buccanews 11, 12; Ad Staff 12. Bryan Timothy Musgrave: Cross Country 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. Mark Allen Ouellette Amy Lee Perrine: Newark High School 9, 10; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Key Club 11, 12; Board Member 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; President 12; Buccanews 12; Pumpkin Queen Candidate 12. Gerry Kay Pike Amy Lynn Rapp: Scholarship Team 11; Girls' Basketball Statician 9, 10, li, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Marching Band 9,10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 10; Perfect Attendance; Outstanding French Student 11; Voice of Democracy Winner 12; FHA 9, 10, 11; Secretary 10; TNT 9, 10, 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Key Club 9,10,11; Student Council 9,12; French Club 10,11,12; Buccan- ews 10, 11, 12; Ad Staff 11. 12. Jeannette L. Johnson Nicole L. Johnson Karla K. Kuntz Damita J. Laughman Shirley A. Meyer Julia C. Mong Gerry K. Pike Amy L. Rapp Kevin R. Reck Julia L. Rhoades Kenneth C. Riedel Thomas L. Robinson, Jr. Teresa D. Trubee Yvette N. Turner T. Christine Sellman Ronda D. Seman Rhonda A. Shaffer James P. Shields Robert G. Vanderhorst James R. VanHise S. Bruce Roof John D. Schaurer Karen A. Summers Gina H. Thomas Kevin Rav Reck: Chorus 11; Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 1L, 12; Pep band 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9; Art Club 9, 10. Julia Lynn Rhoades: National Honor Society 11, 12; Play Cast 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Front Office Helper 12; Outstanding French Student 11; Voice of Democ- racy Winner 12; All Ohio State Fair Band 11, 12; Southwest Region Orchestra 12; Miami County All Star Band 10, 11; Art Club 9,10, 11, 12; Secretary 10; President 12. Kenneth Charles Riedel: Chorus 11; Play Crew 10; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Thomas Lee Robinson, Jr.: Newton High School 9, 10, 11. Stanley Bruce Roof: Girls’ Basketball Statician 11, 12; Chorus 11; Play Crew 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11; Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. John Daniel Schaurer: Student Council 9, 10, 11; Scholarship Team 10; National Honor Society 10, 11; Art Club 9; Spanish Club 10. Thelma Christine Sel man:Class Secretary 9,10,11,12; Scholarship Team 10, 11; Softball 9,11; Cheerleader 9,10, 11,12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Treasurer 12; Concert Band 9; Student Librarian 10, 11; Pumpkin Queen Candidate 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Outstanding French Student 10; Voice of Democracy Winner 12; French Club 9; TNT 9; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Board Member 10; Secretary 11; President 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Secretary 11; Buccanews 10, 11, 12; Ad Staff 12. Ronda Diane Seman: Class Treasurer 10; Class President 11, 12; Scholarship Team 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Vice President 12; Play Cast 11; Front Office Helper 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Girls’ State Repre- sentative 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; DAR Citizen of the Year 12; Math Team 11; Outstanding French Student 9,10; Art Club 9; French Club 9, 10,11,12; Vice President 11; President 12; Buccan- ews 10, 11, 12; Ad Staff 11, 12. Rhonda Annette Shaffer: Chorus 10, 11. James Patrick Shields: Baseball 9, 10, 11; Cross Country 11, 12; W’restling 9,10, 11,12; Football Manager 9,10; Football statician 11; Most Improved Wrestler 10, 11. Karen Anne Summers: Softball 11; Wrestling Manager 9, 10, 11; Play Crew 11; Play Usher 11; KevClub9, 10,11,12; TNT 10; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 9, 10. Gina Hope Thomas: Class Treasurer 11; Scholarship Team 11; Bas- ketball 9, 10, 11; Softball 9; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball Stati- cian 10; Student Librarian 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Honorable Mention All League Basketball 10; 2nd Team All League Volleyball 12; MVP Volleyball 12: Most Improved Volleyball 10; TNT 9, 10; Key Club 9. 10, 11. 12: Board Member 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; Buccanews 10, 11. 12; Assistant Editor 11: Editor 12; Student Coun- cil 11, 12. Teresa Dianne Trubee: Basketball 9; FHA 9. Yvette Nichole Turner Robert Glenn Vanderhorst:Cross Country 10; Wrestling 9,10; Foot- ball Manager 9. James Robert VanHise: Basketball 9; Track 9, 10; Cross Country 9, 10; TNT 11; Key Club 10. William J. Wise Kelly S. Woodell Craig L. Yingst Deron R. Yingst Margaret Vickroy: Play Crew 11; Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band 12; FHA 9. Pamela Ann Weyant: Volleyball Manager 10; Softball Statician 10; FHA 9, 10. 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Premium Quality Corn Hybrids Wheat — Oats — Soybeans — Clover Chemicals Dealer For Piqua Pulverised Lime 6840 N. St. Rt. 48 Covington Phone: 473-2521 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 THE BUCKEYE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION Wright And Pearl Street Covington Phone: 473-2061 ®I|z fflondjltfllji ■Brass jSJjnpp A Prettier You Starts At The Coachlight” Diane B. Zimmerlin 111 N. High St. Covington, OH Forrest E. Blythe D.D.S. Congratulations To The Class Of ’85 550 Mote Drive Covington 473-2756 T J BEEMAN HARDWARE 101 North High Covington MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS 473-2341 Roofing Systems • Urethane Foam • Shingle • Spray-On Specialty Coatings • Single Ply Membrane James S. Bridges President 513-473-3065 21 Ullery St. Covington, Ohio Insulation • Urethane Foam • Cellulose (513) 473-3311 Business Phone COVINGTON PLUMBING INC. 900 Mote Drive Covington, Ohio 45318 Kenneth Vore (513) 335-7489 John Gearhardt (513) 778-0366 T-7 SAVE WITH SAFETY CROSBYTHf DRUG MAN C J PHONE 773-5523 4 410 N. MAIN ST. PIQUA, OHIO Congratulations To The Class Of ’85 BRIDGES — STOCKER FUNERAL HOME Clifford Stocker Funeral Director 160 North High St. Covington 473-3331 John D. Molesky, D.O. H R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 121 West Ash Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 Phone (513) 778-0412 Congratulations Class Of 83 MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Phone: Auto — Home — Live — Business 473-2171 150 N. Pearl Street, Covington GENERAL FILMS, INC. Plastic Fims Bags — Sheets — Roll Stock And Specialty Products “Good Luck To The Class Of ’85” 645 South High Street Phone: 473-2051 KINNEY’S MEN SHOP Congratulations To Class Of ’85 20 North High Street Covington, Ohio Jim Kinney Compliements Of MAIER’S IGA SUPERMARKET 301 Troy Pike Phone: Covington 473-2531 Congratulations Seniors Of ’85 KATHY’S BEAUTY SHOP 7175 W.U.S. Rt. 36 Covington Kathy Clark, Owner Phone: 473-2713 TOBACCO FINE PIPES IMPORTED HANDMADE CIGARS AM ERIC PHONE 773-0081 IMPORTED GIFTS SMOKERS SUPPLIES AMERICAN GREETING CARDS KNOBBY’S SHOP 333 N. Main St. at Ash PIQUA. OHIO PHONE:x(513) 773-1446 McMAKEN OIL CO. SINCE 1931 510 GARNSEY ST. Kenneth McMoken piqua, oh 45356 G If EDGETOWN HAIR CARE Women’s And Men’s Styling ] 710 W Brown Rd Covington 473-5164 i Owner — Linda Iddings Operators — Marcia Darnell Kim Smith Office Supplies Office Furniture Bl J l FRANCIS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. T 431 N. Main Straot Piaua. Ohio 45356 773-9570 131 ETTER GOSPEL MUSIC NOVELTY SHOP 110 East Broadway Covington, Ohio 45318 Ned Arnie 473-5612 Barber ELECTRICAL COfSTTOACTORS Home Farm 24 Hour Commercial Service j Industrial 473-2211 COVINGTON COMMUNITY CARE CENTER Skilled — Intermediate Nursing Care 75 Mote Dr. St. Rt. 48 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-2075 GENTNER MUSIC COMPANY M •: 10% Off Any Purchase 773-0716 Sunset Shopping Center, Piqua (513) 473-5422 GRANDMA’S KITCHEN Palate — Pleasing Foods Open Monday Thru Saturday 6:30 AM-9:00 PM 8262 St. Rt. 41 45318 Covington, OH Contratulations Seniors! NEW TECH PLASTICS, INC.. P.0. Box 5 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-3011 GRISSOMS MARKET AND BAKERY Open 24 Hours A Day Choice Groceries Two Locations In Piqua Quality Meats 1710 High 633 High Vegetables Delicatessen Fruits MULLEN’S FIRESTONE INC. 1005 Broadway (Rt. 36 East) Covington — Phone 473-3029 Art Mullen Jim Mullen flSTLEBROQK REALTY. INC. NEW HOME SPECIALISTS Residential — Commercial — Industrial Property Management — Farm Management Certified Appraisers — Trade-In Program Auctioneer Service 335-7210 MLS 629 S. Market St. Troy PEPSICOLA BOTTLERS OF PIQUA 8090 Looney Rd. Piqua Phone: 773-1127 MOBILE - BROADWAY SERVICE Mobil 1 East Broadway phone; Covington 473-2581 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE iii Complete Protection Auto — Live — Fire II NATIONWIDE Thomas M. Smith INSURANCE Nat.onw.Oo is on you. sido 321 S. High St. Covington Phone: 473-2521 Compliments Of SOTZING INSURANCE Congratulations Class Of ’85 Doug Sotzing, Covington ) 5 siGmfl Inc Bernard J. Lipka Vice President General Manager Precision Reliability In Adhesive 773-0752 Coatings 473-3091 Complete Buildings Materials Center Lumber — Plywood — Roofing Materials Builders Hardware — Lawn And Garden Paints — Glass — Paneling — Ceilings COVINGTON 242 E. BROADWAY Mon. Thru Fri. 7:30-5:00 Saturday 8:00-12:00 TONY’S AMOCO AND TONY’S BODY SHOP n• m iiMMt WRECKED CARS Complete Auto Painting 402 N. Main St. Ph: 513 473-2554 Covington, Ohio 45318 MIAMI COUNTY AUTOMOBILE CLUB 601 West High Piqua, Ohio Ph. 773-3753 221 South Market Troy, Ohio Ph. 339-0112 THIRD SAVINGS AND LOAN Downtown Office 215 N. Wayne St. Your Family’s Financial Center West End Office 1603 Covington Ave. 778-1480 East Mall Office 1270 East Ash St. 773-3090 Congratulations To Class Of ’85 STANLEY Helps You Do Things Right A Division Of Stanley Works 800 South High Street Covington Phone: 473-2082 Compliments Of JAMES R. O’DONNELL ATTORNEY Quality Quick Printing, Inc. •Business Cards •Booklets •Letterheads •Price Lists •Envelopes •Club Programs •Wedding Invitations •Menus •Programs . •Newsletters •Wedding Supplies Hjg f •Typesetting •Flyers 1 •Laminations | •Certificates 778-1100 531 N. Main Street — Piqua Jim Becky Shepard — Owners PIQUA CHAMPION FOUNDRY Larry Pickering General Manager 918 S. Main Piqua (513) 773-3375 Compliments Of COVINGTON BAND BOOSTERS DAN POAST SOHIO Complete Auto Service 1148 Covington And Sunset Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-7796 SOHIO 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 PIQUA TRANSFER STORAGE COMPANY Experts In: Transportation Warehouse Distribution Local Long Distance Moving 524 Young St. John D. Laughman Piqua, Ohio 45356 Vice President (513) 773-3743 Retail Bakery And Candy Supplies SUGAR SHAK 108 Wenrick Street Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone 473-2558 John And Pauline Stump Open Wednesday Thru Saturday 11-5 TERRY’S CAFETERIA 105 E. Greene St., Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-0566 Famous For Fine Foods Private Rooms For Banquets Meetings And Parties Serving 11 AM To 8 PM Continously Seven Days — Except Major Holidays OLDE CANAL COFFEE SHOP Breakfast Lunch For The Hearty Eater “Buy Them By The Sack” Eat In Or Carry Out 6 AM-6 PM Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. 6 AM-2 PM Sat Under New Management “Molli Graham” 119 W. Ash St. Piqua . . . 773-2543 ED JESS HAIR STYLIST Personally Trained Staff • Tanning Beds — Electrolysis Open Monday Thru 773-4333 Saturday 1032 Covington Ave. Free Parking Piqua, Ohio PEARSON FUNERAL RUDY INC. HOME Quality Feeds — Certified Seeds Grain — Farm Supplies — Storage “Services For All” , Good Luck To The Class Of 1985 10 South High Covington j Ned R. Pearson Covington Ludlow Falls Funeral Director 473-2066 698-5321 '¥ine r itiniluie twtij iJJa±te anditSad e i Serving The Miami Valley For Over 53 Years With . . . Furniture Carpeting Draperies Open Monday-Saturday 9-9 15-25 High Street Phone: 473-2012 Covington Smith {jneenhouse 1018 Broadway Piqua, Ohio 45356 (513) 773-0765 Dave Smith Owner Flowers For All Occasions SOHIGRO SERVICE COMPANY Fertilizer Seed Chemicals P.O. Box 65 Covington 550 E. Broadway Phone 473-2422 Or 473-2619 SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT, INC. Congratulations To Class Of 85 John Deere Sales And Service 6506 U.S. Rt. 36 Covington Phone: 473-2829 © FRED SHIVELY REITER DAIRY DISTRIBUTOR Congratulations Seniors! 415 Walnut Street Covington Phone: 473-2361 Covington High School Class Of 85 Class Officers President — Ronda Seman Vice President — Scott Fisher Secretary — Chris Sellman Treasurer — Liz Mathews Advisors — Rachael Hurlbut Kim Lakes — Morman PATRONS Duane And Phyllis Rapp Aerovent “Congratulations To Amy Lynn And Her Classmates” Parkers Sport Shop Appliance Installation Service R.K. Hydra Vac “Congratulations To Christine And Her Classmates!” Mr. And Mrs. Robert Sellman Mr. And Mrs. John Buckingham Mansur Zarraby Covington Dairy Barn; Roy And Etta Bertholomey Paul And Linda Wilcop Covington Flower Shop “Congratulations “Congratulations To The Class Of 1985” Keith And His Classmates.” Dr. And Mrs. Robert Girouard Dr. Hootman Mr. And Mrs. Gene Johnson “Congratulations To Nikki And The Class Of 1985 Fritz Martin Jewelers Mrs. Nancy McMillian And Angie “Congratulations To Amy And Her Classmates Band Boosters I CARPET HOUSE • Large Selection Of Carpet And Vinyl Rolls And Remnants In Stock For Immediate Installation Congratulations • Wallpaper And Wallcoverings Seniors! • Free Estimates • Expert Installation From The Class Prices For Every Budget Of ’86 773-9505 5300 St. Rt 36 West Between Piqua Covington Dining At It’s Best . . . We Know You’ll Be Pleasantly Surprised — An Atmosphere — Complete Relaxation — Variety — You’re Looking For . . . Springs upper Club Mon. Thru Sat. 5 P.M.-12 A.M. Cocktails — 4 P.M. — 1 A.M. All Dining In Our New Riverview Room • Steaks • Chops • Prime Rib We Serve • Chicken • Parties Lobster • Shrimp Ooh La-La Up To 30 Fine Liquors Cocktails 773-7373 On Old 25 — South Edge Of Piqua, Ohio ULBRICH’S The Area’s Largest Home-Owned Independent Supermarket For Over 73 Years Hours Open 7 Days A Week 24 Hours A Day 773-4073 407 S. Wayne : PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT d COMPANY yr j| l-800-521-5253 Richard Gunnell General Manager 9055 North St. Rt. 66 P.O. Box 434 Piqua, Ohio 45356 Dayton, OH 45404 (513) 773-8723 (513) 224-4662 Advertise In The STILLWATER VALLEY ADVERTISER For Complete Coverage Of The Covington School District Covington 395 S. High St. 473-2028 WESTERN OHIO NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY COVINGTON. OHIO 453 1 « Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 Western Ohio National Means Service To You And The Friendship Of Those We Serve Is The Foundation Of Our Program 4 Personal Service Banking Offices: Home Office Broadway Office Pleasant Hill Office Troy Office 5 Serving Banking Locations: Broadway Office Troy Office Troy Marsh Store West Milton Scranton’s Supermarket Progress Through Service SHANLEY REXALL PHARMACY Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts — Winan’s Chocolates Quality Merchandise 27 N. High St. Phone: 473-3333 Covington Mike Underwood Photographer 321 N. Downing Piqua, Ohio (513)773-5583 Compliments Of Dr. And Mrs. Donald Rice Good Luck To The Class Of ’85 Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 From The Freshman Class Best Wishes Class Of 1985 From The Class Of ’87 VALLEY ANTENNA SYSTEMS, INC. 614 North Main Piqua, Ohio Congratulations To Seniors Of 85 Phone: 473-3838 Sportswear THE VAULT Compare Our Everyday Low Prices. Jeans, Skirts, Jackets, Blouses, Slacks 9 N. High Street, Covington 473-5658 9:30-5:30 Daily; 9:30-9:00 Friday Congratulations To The Class Of 1985 PIQUA NATIONAL BANK. A 1 II N 1 IUN 36 SKA TE CL UB A 1 II NI IIIN I IIVIMG ION PL QUA, OH O (IV IN MIN HIM 1 S 773-264 L hill 1 ee«nnjir� flnrgi $1 00 OFF ANY SAT OR SUN AFT SESSION !!!!!!!!!!!! ••••WE OFFER EXCITEMENT IN 84 « COMC tN AND TPY OUP GAM£S, WATCH YtD£OS, S££ BP £A ADA NC£ PS ON OOP N£W I CHT£D DANC£ TLOOPt MOST OF ALL COME TO SKATE. CALL 773-2841 Serving Savers And Home Owners Since 1886 THE COVINGTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN 117 N. High St. Phone 473-2021 Covington, Ohio 45318 Passbook And Certificate Savings, Dividends From Date Of Deposit To Date Of Withdrawal, Home Owner Loans Available At Competitive Rates Free Customer Parking Adjacent To Office Night Depository Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 4:00 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 EQUAL HOUSING LENDER VICKERY’S PIZZA Pizza And Sandwiches Open For Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner Every Day 488 East Broadway Phone: 473-2952 Covington INDUSTRY PRODUCTS COMPANY 500 Statler Rd. Piqua, Ohio 513 773-0585 Die Cutting And Fabricating Of Non-Metalic Materials Gaskets — Electrical Insulations Noise Control — Terminals HUNTER’S PARADISE 1310 South Street Piqua, Ohio 45356 513-778-0958 Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 12 To 8 Saturday 9 To 5 Wendell Ellen Chester Phone: 339-9425 Sue Corrigan Trojan Village Shopping Center 1-75 And State Route 41 (Exit 74) 47 South Dorset Road Troy, Ohio 45373 Attention Ed In A Jif Print Congratulations! Class Of 1985 Best Wishes From National Honor Society Felicitations Seniors et Bonne Chance From French Club Congratulations Seniors! LAWn easy way to lawn care Piqua, Ohio Phone: 1-800-421-9714 Dan Mader ADER OTOR ART 119 S. Market St. • Troy, Ohio 45373 • (513) 339-2681 Editor’s Letter As editor of the 38th volume of the Buccaneer, I would like to thank many people who have helped me throughout this year. Foremost, I would like to thank Mr. Steve Fisher, my advisor, for sticking up to Charlie, allowing me to bankrupt the yearbook budget, and all the little (and big) things that he has done. I would also like to thank Michelle Crowell, my assistant editor (Good Luck next year), Jenny Hardenbrook, Christine Colby, Denise Pearson, my photographers, Mr. Underwood, and all of my staff. Thank you once again and believe me, the “Buccaneer Pride” is in each and every one of you. Katherine Ann Christian Editor’s Letter 151 Joy to you and gladness, And that your soul may be As far away from sadness As the Star was from the sea When the Sheep-Boy, the Sheep-Boy, Heard Heaven’s melody. Smiles to you and laughter, And also that you may Be merry the morning after On good St. Stephen’s Day When the Wren-Boy, the Wren-Boy Shall sing his roundelay. Joy to you and gladness, And that the midnight bell May ring away the sadness From the stricken Old Year’s knell When the Chimes-Boy, the Chimes-Boy, Strikes “Welcome” and “Farewell.” 152 Closing