Covington High School - Buccaneers Yearbook (Covington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1989 volume:

We’re The Ones Covington High School Covington, Ohio Seniors Activities Sports Clubs Underclassmen Faculty Ads 16 32 98 106 112 We're The Ones ... One For All One for all ... and all for one. Friends are a big part of our memories at Covington High School. Everybody needs a friend to go to games with, to walk to class with, or even just to chat with. Studies are better understood when one can get help from a friend. We're The Ones ... Ones To Top At CHS the students and teachers are always striving to reach the top. With our excellent academics and outstanding sports programs, CHS is truly the Ones to Top. 5 We're The Ones ... The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Ones — The good, the bad, the ugly ones ,.. Everyday at CHS we see different faces and looks. Whether receiving an A paper “the good or F paper the bad , or even being assigned a 750 word essay “the ugly . These faces will always be a part of our memories at CHS. We're The Ones ... Ones To Watch Here at CHS we are definately the Ones to watch. From the clothes, activities, attitudes, and expressions shown each day, our spirit and enthusiasm to learn is shown throughout the school. 9 We're The Ones ... The Ones To Beat More than anything else at CHS we are the Ones to Beat. The students take much pride in their athletic teams, clubs, and activities. Our outstanding performances and our reputation to win makes us truly the Ones to Beat . We're The Ones ... The Only Ones Besides all the commotion of a typical day, some students like the “peace and quiet of being alone. Whenever one walks the halls of CHS, students doing things by themselves can be seen. Some like to be alone while others find the necessity to escape from the pressures of school work and friends, Nonetheless, CHS is a place where even “The Only Ones have an important place. We're The Ones ... Homecoming 1988 Homecoming '88 took place at the Friday night football game on October 14 against Miami East and the dance following on Saturday, October 15. Tina Hite was escorted by Dan Girouard, Julie Laughman was escorted by Scott Prenger, Amy Meredith was escorted by Steve Hogue, Jodi Miller was escorted by Kelly Long, and Marcy Wolfe was escorted by Matt Hand. The flower girl and ring bearer were Holly Gephart and Sam Reck. The 1988 Homecoming Queen is Tina Hite. 16 We're The Ones ... m Ones Who Envision — Seniors MjU.wk Ctaxjc iJ. JUduL CcJUjjia TM bv. C £t4to; 18 Q9o v £ Xjl Su , )4s r Ttfcui fijaa fttdJtJc l4tv vL { dL+i0r J?tups Jfe tLOtu- Ucei 19 Jeremy David Alyea — Jake” Art Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10, 12. Andrew Wayne Angle — Andy” Football — 9, 11; Key Club — 9; FFA — 11, 12. Rob C. Anspach — Tarzan” Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling — 9, 10, 11; Play Cast — 12; Varsity C” — 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club — 9, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Trea- surer — 10, President — 12, Art Club Pin — 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Sci- ence Club — 10, 11, Activity Commit- tee — 10. Mark Alan Barga — National Honor Soci- ety; FFA — 11, 12, Vice President — 12. Beverly Marie Bennett — BEV, Beaver” Play Cast — 10; Flags — 10; Art Club — 9, 10, 11; Drama Club — 9, 10, 11. Kyle Patrick Boehringer — SYLE” Football — 9, 10, 12; Basketball — 9, 10; Track — 9. 10, 11, 12; Varsity C” — 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club — 10; Science Club — 10, 11. Jennifer Kay Brant — JVS — 11; VICA Class Secretary — 11; VICA Division Re- porter — 11; Softball — 9; Volleyball — 10; Cheerleader — 9; Varsity C” — 9; Americanism Winner — 12; Silver in VICA skill Olympics — 11; Key Club — 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club — 9; Science Club — 12. Thomas Londale Brant — Chip” Football — 9; Basketball — 9; Art Club — 8; Key Club — 10. Janet Lynn Brown — Juice-nut” Student Librarian — 12; FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12, Coordinator — 9, Historian Reporter — Best Looking Tina Hite Dan Girouard 12; Science Club — 10; Drama Club — 11; Pep Club — 11. Josh D. Burns — “Howdy, Red” Newton — 9; Football — 10, 11,12; Basketball — 9, 10; Baseball — 11; Varsity C” — 11; Boys State — 11; Homecoming Court — 12; Science Club — 10; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Art Club — 11. Jason Lynn Byers — Track — 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance — 9; Athletic Awards — 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA — 10; VICA — 11, 12. Charles Todd Caldwell — Chorus — 12; FFA — 9, 10; Spanish Club — 12. Melinda Lee Clark — Volleyball stat — 10; Marching Band — 9, 10; Concert Band — 9, 10; Pep Band — 9, 10; Student Librarian — 10; Art Club — 9; OOEA Class Secretary — 11; Business Profes- sionals of America Class Historian — 12. Gregory Alan Coblentz — Greg” Art Club — 9, 10, 11, 12. Heidi Eileen Collins — Peach” Softball — 9; Key Club — 10; Spanish Club — 10; VICA treasurer — 11. Maria Lynn Collins — Track — 12; Student Librarian — 10, 11, 12; FHA — 9, 10; Key Club — 12. Alan Davis — Big Al” Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society — 11, 12; Boys State — 11; Americanism Winner — 12; Science Club — 10,11, Treasurer 11; Spanish Club — 10, 11; Drama Club — 12. Tara Mae Davis — Basketball — 9, 10, 11; Volleyball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus — 12; Most Athletic Jodi Miller Ryan Stover National Honor Society — 11, 12; Princi- pal Office Helper — 12; Student Librari- an — 10; Scholar Athletic Award — 11; Pep Club — 11, 12; Science Club — 9, 11; TNT — 12, President — 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Student Council — 12. Hans Erik Deneke — Scholarship Team — 9; FFA — 9, 10; Secretary — 9, 10; Spanish Club — 10; Science Club — 10. Doug Dilley — Dilrod” Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Base- ball — 9; Varsity C” — 10, 11, 12; SRC First team offense; Offensive line of the year. Kip A. Diltz — KAD” Wrestling — 9; FFA — 9, 10; Vica — 11, 12. Dave Wayne Duff — Key Club — 10, 11, 12, Vice-President — 12; Drama Club — 11. Melissa Anne Eyler — Missie, Miss” Wres- tling Stat — 10,11; Play Cast — 10; Play Crew — 9; Marching Band — 9; Con- cert Band — 9; Pep Band — 9; Guid- ance Office Helper — 10; Student Li- brarian — 10; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Drama Club — 9, 10, 11; Science Club — 10, 11; TNT — 10. Harold Rayman Frantz — Perfect Attend- ance — 10; Public Speaking Silver Med- al — 9; State Judging Contest — 9; FFA Asst. Secretary — 9 and Vice President — 10. Jason Lee Frock — Frog” Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball — 9, 10, 11; Golf — 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Stat — 9; Varsi- ty C” — 10, 11, 12; Golf MVP — 12; Art Most Likely To Succeed Jenny Marshall Scott Prenger 20 Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club — 10; Spanish Club — 10, Science Club — 11, 12. Jeff Scott Gariety — Football — 9, 10, 11, 12. Daniel Joseph Girouard — Groc Class Treasurer — 10, 11, 12; Scholarship Team — 9,10,11; Football — 9; Basket- ball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball Stat — 9; National Honor Society — 10,11,12, Treasurer — 12; Perfect Attendance — 9, 10, 11; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Ad Staff — 11, 12. David A. Glenn — Football — 9,10,11,12; Track — 9, 10, 11; FFA — 9; Spanish Club — 10. Mark Andrew Hagan — Football — 9, 10, 11,12; Baseball — 11; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Key Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10. Matthew Scott Hand — Spanish Club — 9, 10, Treasurer — 10; Science Club — 10, 11, 12, President — 12. Douglas Alan Hartman — Scholarship Team — 11; Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball — 10; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12; Scholar Athletic Award — 11; Art Club — 9,11,12; Spanish Club — 10; Science Club — 10, 11; Pep Club — 11, 12. Jacqueline Paulette Hecker — Jack Piqua High School — 9, 10; Soccer — 9, 10, 11; Softball — 9, 12; Guidance Of- fice Helper — 9, 10; Student Librarian — 9; French Club — 9; Spanish Club — 10, 11; Key Club — 11, 12; Drama Club — 12; Choir — 9, 12. Jodie Lynn Hicks — Jo Student Librarian — 10; FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12. Tina Marie Hite — Class President — 10, 11, 12; Basketball — 9, 11; Track — 9, 10, 11; Volleyball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas- ketball Stat — 10; National Honor Soci- ety — 11, 12, Vice President — 12; Play Cast — 12; Attendance Office Helper — 10; Varsity C — 9, 10, 11, 12; Per- fect Attendance — 9; Spanish Club — 9, 10, Vice President — 10; Art Club — 9, 11; Student Council — 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10, 11; Homecoming Queen — 12. Steve Carter Hogue — Hogue Wres- tling — 9; Art Club — 9; Science Club — 10. Richie Brian Idle — Gich Basketball — 9, 10,11,12; Track — 11,12; Science Club — 11; Art Club — 11, 12, Treasurer — 12; Pep Club — 12. Mary Ann Jacquemin — Sis Class Secre- tary — 9; Softball — 9, 10; Volleyball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance — 9; Key Club — 9,10, 11; Spanish Club Sec- retary — 10; Science Club — 10. Tammi Lyn Johnson — Basketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Softball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Volley- ball — 9,10,11, 12; Varsity C — 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Best Defense — 11; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10, 11; PEP Club — 11, 12; TNT — 9. Gary Kesler — Kes Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling — 9,10, 12; Varsity C — 9, 10, 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Pep Club — 12; Art Club — 9, 11, 12; Key Club — 9, 10, 11; Science Club — 10. Thomas James Knepp — 10-speed Track — 10; Golf — 11, 12; Medicine Show — 11. Julie Kristin Laughman — Class Secretary — 10,11,12; Track — 9,10,12; Scholar- ship Team — 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader — 9, 10,11,12, Co-captain — 12; National Honor Society — 10, 11, 12, Secretary — 12; Perfect Attendance — 9; Varsity C — 9,10,11,12; Homecoming Court — 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Student Council — 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer — 12; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Yearbook Asst. Editor — 10, Editor — 11; Ad Staff — 12; Pep Club — 11. Paula Elaine Layman — Chorus 12; Home Ec Highest Grade Point Average — 9; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Pep Club — 11; Science Club — 10; FHA — 9, 10, 11, Coordinator — 9, Secretary — 11, Presi- dent — 12. Kelly Long — FFA — 11, 12. Shannon Renee Longendelpher — Shan Softball — 10, 11; Volleyball — 9, 11, 12; Play Cast — 11, 12; Play Crew — 10; Marching Band — 9, 10; Concert Band — 9, 10; Attendance Office Help- er _ io, 11,12; Guidance Office Helper — 11; Student Librarian — 12; Buckeye Girls State — 11; Varsity C — 11, 12; Pumpkin Show candidate — 11; Key Club — 9, 11, 12, Treasurer — 12; FHA — 9, 11, 12, Vice President — 12, Dis- Best Personality Class Clown Most School Spirit Tina Hite Missy Eyler Amy Meredith Mark Hagan Kyle Boehringer Ryan Stover 21 22 7Zrri t cyy 1 i- uJ Ojfian Kdty h y ytimen Unyndd-ptTcr ( v h wOti i faj j oorcM IwuikaU. '?rt rc ct F -4 AjmUU IfL T Sc cf fiuls WtM+- l. 1£l faitKi 2 x u wAlLtu A• jarrt£3F 23 trict Representative — 9, 12; Drama Club — 11 12, Vice President — 9, 12; Drama Club — 11 12, Vice President — 12; Pep Club — 11, 12, Treasurer — 12; TNT — 9, 10, 11; Ad Staff — 12. Amy Dawn Marker — Miami East — 10; Track — 11, 12; Wrestling Stat — 9, 12; Principal Office Helper — 12; Spanish Club — 9; Pep Club — 11 12. Jenny Marie Marshall — Scholarship Team — 10; Chorus — 12; National Honor So- ciety; Marching Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band — 9,10,1112; Pep Band — 9, 10,11; Jazz Band — 9, 10,11; Band Captain — 12; Student Librarian — 10, 12; National Science Merit Award — 10; Science Club — 10,11, 12; Spanish Club — 10. James Paul McDowell — Jim VICA — 11 12. Dawn Marie McKibben — Wrestling Stat — 11, 12; Chorus — 12; Play Cast — 11; Marching Band — 9, 10; Principal Office Helper — 11,12; Student Librarian — 10; Home Ec Pin — 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior De- gree — 9; Art Club Pin — 9, 10, 11, 12; 1st place demo Team — 9; Perfect Attendance — 11; Pep Club — 11, 12; FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary — 9, Reporter — 11, Secretary — 12; Art Club — 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary — 12; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Drama Club — 11, 12. Amy Lynn Meredith — Mamie Newton — 9; Volleyball — 9, 11; Wrestling Stat — 10; Chorus — 9; Play Cast — 12; Homecoming Court 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Art Club — 11. Jodi Lynn Miller — Betty Boop, Mil Bas- ketball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Track — 9, 10, 11; Volleyball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast — 12; Attendance Office Helper — 10; Principal Office Helper — 12; Varsity C — 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball Honor- able Mention — 10; Volleyball MVP and All SRC 1st Team — 11, 12; District 9 All- Star Team Offensive Player — 12; Bas- ketball Most Rebounds — 10, 11; Span- ish Club — 9, 10, Treasurer — 9; FHA 9, 10, 11; Key Club — 9, 10, 11; Yearbook Asst. Editor — 10, Editor — 11; Student Council) 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10, 11; Homecoming Court — 12. Richard Lee Morrison — Vice President of Auto Mechanics — 11; President of Auto Mechanics — 12; VICA — 11, 12. John Paul Painter — FFA — 10, 11, 12; Student Congress — 12; National Honor Society. Lisa L. Peeples — Wlsa FFA — 10, 11,12, Asst. Secretary — 10, Chapter Secre- tary — 11, Secretary — 12; FFA Green- hand Degree — 10; FFA Chapter De- gree — 10; FHA — 9; Marching Band — 9. Shannon S. Powell — Frog Track — 9, 10; Science Club — 10. Jason Sinclair Powers — Austin E. Lathrop — 9, 10,11; Wrestling — 9,12; Play Cast — 12; Latin Club — 10; Carpentry Club — 9; Rifle Club — 11; Swimming Club — 11; Chamber Orchestra — 9, 10, 11. Scott Alan Prenger — Class Vice President — 10, 11, 12; Scholarship Team — 9, 10, 11; Basketball — 9, 10; Basketball Stat — 9; National Honor Society — 10, 11, 12, President — 12; Perfect Attendance — 9, 10, 11; Boys State — 11; Ameri- canism — 11; Homecoming Court — 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Student Council — 10, 11, 12, Vice President — 11, President — 12; Ad Staff — 11, 12. Tiffiny Ann Richard — Tiff Cheerleader — 11; Bradford Pumpkin Queen Candi- date — 12; Strawberry Festival Queen Candidate — 11; Kroger Award — 11; Play Cast — 9; Play Crew — 10; March- ing Band — 9, 10, 11; Concert Band — 9, 10; Pep Band — 9, 10; Drama Club — 9, 10, 11; SADD — 11, 12; OEA — 11; Business Professionals of America — 12. Scott William Robbins — Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball — 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Art Club — 9, 10. Julie Lynn Roecker — Bear Volleyball — 9, 10, 11; Track Stat — 9; Cheerleader — 11; Marching Band — 9, 10, 11 12; Concert Band — 9,10, 11, 12; Pep Band — 10; Jazz Band — 10; Field Command- er — 12; Band Awards — 9, 10, 11 12; Science Club — 10,11, Secretary — 10; Pumpkin Queen Candidate — 11. Casey Todd Rosengarten — Fendie Baseball — 9, 10, 11, 12. Sherri Lynn Sampson — Sherbear Girls Basketball Stat — 10; Student Librarian Best Dressed Most Talented Most Talkative If QSflER Julie Laughman Jenny Marshall Shannon Longendelpher Scott Prenger Chad Wintringham Hans Stocker — 10; FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club — 12; Key Club — 10. Theodore D. Schultz — Basketball — 9; Track — 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls and Boys Basketball Stat — 9,10,11,12; Play Cast — 10,11; Attendance Office Helper —11; Cross Country Coach Award — 12; Optimist Club Speech Contest Winner — 9, 10; American Legion Speech Contest Win- ner — 10, 11; Spanish Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club — 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10, 11, 12; Medicine Show — 11, 12. Joni Michelle Shaffer — Scholarship Team — 9, 10, 11; Track — 9, 10; Wrestling Stat — 9, 11; National Honor Society — 10, 11; Student Librarian — 11; Varsity “C — 9, 10; Key Club — 12; Art Club — 9, 10, 11, Secretary — 11; Spanish Club — 9; Science Club — 10. Billie Jo Smith — “Jody” FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10; Pep Club — 11. Randy Lee Sowers — Track — 9; Wrestling — 9, 10, 11, 12; Varsity “C” — 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club — 9, 10,12; Spanish Club — 9; Key Club — 9, 10, 12; Pep Club Vice President — 12; Science Club — 10; VIC A President —11. Michael Richard Speer — “Mike” March- ing Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Chief Quartermaster — 10; Drill Mas- ter — 12; First Lieutenant — 11; Jazz Ensemble — 9, 10, 11. Hans S. Stocker — Football — 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball — 9; Track — 9; Home- coming Court — 12; Key Club — 9, 10, 11, 12; Play Cast — 10. Ryan W. Stover — “Stove” Track — 9,10, 11, 12; Cross Country — 9, 10, 11, 12; Outstanding Runner Award — 9, 10, 11, 12; 1st Team All League — 9, 10, 11, 12; State Cross Country Meet — 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club — 10; Art Club — 10; Key Club — 10; Spanish Club — 10, Pep Club President — 12. Tanawadee Thephasdin — “A” Track — 12; Chorus — 12; Student Librarian — 12. L. Tarlton Thomas — “T” Class President — 9; Basketball — 9,10, 11,12; Baseball — 9, 10, 11, 12; Golf — 9; Basketball Stat — 9; National Honor Society; Span- ish Club — 9,10; Science Club — 10,11, 12; Vice-President. Thomas Eugene Thompson — Class Sec- retary — 12; National Honor Society; FFA — 10, 11, 12. Heather Ann Tobias — “Worm” Softball — 10, 11; Attendance Office Helper —11; FHA — 9. Barry Lee Vannoy — Scholarship Team — 9, 11; National Honor Society — 10, 11, 12; Principal Office Helper — 10, 11; Attendance Office Helper — 12; Per- fect Attendance — 9, 10; Spanish Club — 10; Science Club — 10, 11; Buccan- ews Staff — 11, 12, Co-editor — 12. Deanna Lynn Westfall — “Dee” Volleyball Stat — 11; Play Cast — 10, 11, March- ing Band — 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Guidance Office Helper — 12; Attendance Office Helper — 12; Stu- dent Librarian — 10; FHA — 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Degree — 9, Chapter Degree — 10; Science Club — 10, 12; Spanish Club — 10; Drama Club — 10, 11, 12; Medicine Show — 11. Chad William Wintringham — “Chadd- wick” Track — 9, 10, 12; Chorus — 12; Marching Band — 9,10,11,12; Concert Band — 9, 10, 11,12; Pep Band — 9, 10, 11, 12; Jazz Band — 9, 10; Field Com- mander — 10, 11; Drill Master — 12; Athletic Awards — 9, 10; Band Awards — 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club —9, 10, 11, 12. Marcy Lynn Wolfe — Class Treasurer — 9; Softball — 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader — 9, 10, 11. 12; Homecoming Court — 12; Spanish Club — 9, 10; Student Council — 9, 11, 12, Vice President — 12; Pep Club — 11, 12; Science Club — 10, 11; TNT Vice President — 12; Ad Staff — 11, 12. Lance A. Wooddell — Baseball — 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society; FFA — 11, 12; Science — 10. Teachers Pet Rowdiest Class Leaders Julie Laughman Amy Meredith Tina Hite Scott Prenger Lance Wooddell Scott Prenger 25 'L jUX±JWo . OffcjfL£ Ttui £}2 v0ta in3-l Not Pictured Tom Thompson Richard Morrison Jodi© Hicks Heather Yohey 26 £KWK rr tip CLASS ■«BBi S35S55 K!55,,B3B3aaBc � ; si Sra'1L3'J£dp?(5fcS ‘‘irraaatfX 27 We're The Ones ... The Involved Ones — Activities L to R 1987 King — Tab Brinkman 1988 King Candidates — Josh Burns, Dan Girouard, Mark Hagan, Scott Prenger, and Hans Stocker. 30 Activities The Best Of Times Saturday, October 15, the Homecoming Dance was held at CHS. The theme was The Best of Times. At 9:30 p.m. the music stopped as Tab Brinkman, the '87 King, pre- pared to present the plaque to the 1988 King. The King Candidates were Josh Burns, Dan Girouard, Mark Hagan, Scott Prenger, and Hans Stocker. The 1988 Homecoming King was named Mark Hagan. Above photo was courtesy of Arens Publi- cations, Covington. Activities 31 Spirit Week Through the years at Covington High School we have found numerous ways to show our spirit and enthusidsm. One such day is Spirit Week. With such days as College Shirt Day, Jersey Day, and the ever popular Black and White Day, we find many ways to let our spirit shine through. The Spirit Week of '89 proved to be a successful week and fun for all. Activities 33 Halloween Halloween is a zany time of the year when CHS students really show their true colors. There were all sorts of strange things roaming the halls ranging from nerds and gypsies to Gl's and hockey players. This is a crazy day when spirits are high and good humor flows. Our Halloween dress-up day was held on Monday, October 31. Activities 35 Christmas Christmas at CHS means hall decoration. Each class works for hours planning and decorating their special area of the school. The pride with which students display during this festive season puts CHS in a holiday mood. The “spirit of Christmas walks the halls as the classes compete for the honor of “best hall decoration. Congratulations to the Class of 1990 who were honored as this year's best. Activities 37 Activities 39 NHS Officers (L-R) top — Dan Girouard, Treasur- er; Scott Prenger, President; bottom — Julie Laughman, Secretary; Tina Hite, Vice-President. 40 Activities National Honor Society The National Honor Society held its annual inductions on March 3, 1989. To be eligible for NHS one must qualify in the four areas consist- ing of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. There were five new members inducted to NHS. New Members — (I to r) — Amy Meredith, Scott Robbins. Jen Flory, Renee Voisard. John Frantz, Activities 41 Spring Candids Activities 43 Bone Chiller The Covington High School Drama Club presented the comical, thriller, mystery, Bonechiller on April 7th and 8th. The play was directed by Mr. Shellenberger and student director Jen Flory. The play was pre- sented by a very talented cast that brought much anticipation and laughter to the audience. Activities 45 Field Day Field Day was held Friday May 19. Many activities were held through- out the day that kept everyone very busy, Some of these activities include vigorous volleyball and softball games, 3 on 3 basketball, and the traditional Super Teams. The Seniors came in 1st while the Juniors and Sophomores tied for 2nd. The Freshmen came in a close 3rd. The day was enjoyed by all. 46 Activities The 1989 Jr. Sr. Prom was held on Saturday, May 6th at the Upper Valley JVS. The theme was City Nights and the colors were purple and silver. The disc Jockey was Doug Richards and Mike Underwood was the photographer. Afterprom followed at the Piqua YMCA. The night was filled with lasting memories full of dancing and laughter. 48 Activities Prom Court — (I to r) — Ryan Stover, Marcy Wolfe, Hans Stocker, Jodi Miller, Randy Sowers, Amy Meredith, Shannon Longendelpher, Scott Prenger, Julie Laughman, Matt Hand, Mary Jacquemin, Dan Girouard, Tara Davis, and Josh Burns. Activities 49 Graduation The 1989 Graduation ceremonies were held on June 3 in the high school gymnasium with a class of 78. Scott Prenger was the Valedic- torian and Jenny Marshall was Salutatorian. The guest speaker was a 1969 graduate from CHS — Mrs. Connie Kauffman Toops. Board mem- bers Mr. Hand and Mr. Clever assisted in handing out the diplomas while juniors Lisa Mutzner and Pam Sowers handed each graduate a class flower. A very beautiful song was also sung by Tara Davis and Dawn McKibben. 52 Activities Activities 53 54 Activities We're The Ones. The Active Ones — Sports 57 Football The Buccs' football team finished with a 5-5 record. After starting the season with wins over Bradford, Twin Valley South, and Arcanum, the Buccs stumbled during SRC play capturing only two wins, Tipp City and Lehman. The Buccs, coached by Charlie Burgbacher, were com- petitive in all their games. Award winners this year included Hans Stocker — Most Valuable Back; Doug Dilley — Most Valuable Line- man; Hans Stocker — Mr. Football. • • 1st row (I to r) — Doug Hartman, Josh Burns, Kyle Boehringer, Jeff Gar- iety, Rob Anspach, Doug Dilley, Scott Robbins, Mark Hagan, Hans Stocker, Corey Smith, Gary Kesler. 2nd row (I to r) — Coach Tom Barbee, Brad Cecil, Dan White, Matt Locke, Jason Lyle, Jamie Rose, Chris Dilley, Xan Reck, Shawn Baker, Andy Whiteman, Dusty Stump, Bob Sellman, Joe Boyer (manager). 3rd row (I to r) — Coach Doug Swartz, Jon Wagner, Troy Hutchinson, Pat Kittle, Eric Vanderhorst, Dar- rel Hite, Chad Westfall, Wesley Boothe, Coach Jack Schwam- berger. Head Coach Charlie Burgbacher. Photo Courtesy of Arens Corporation. 58 Sports Seniors — kneeling (I to r) Doug Dilley, Rob Anspach, Doug Hartman, Mark Hagan, Scott Robbins, Jeff Gar- iety, David Glenn, standing (I to r) Josh Burns, Hans Stocker, Gary Kesler, Kyle Boehringer, Corey Smith. Coaches (I to r) — Doug Swartz, Jack Schwamberger, Head Coach Charlie Burgbacher, Tom Bar- bee. Sports 59 60 Sports Golf The Covington Golf team suffered through a rather long season as they were unable to win any matches. The team was composed of several freshmen who gained much valuable experience. Hopefully this will help bring many victories in the years to come. Senior Jason Frock was team medalist and received Honorable Mention All SRC. Opponent Tri Village MHton Unioi § Houston Tipp City Greenvill Miami E Versaille Houston Lehman SCC Tipp Cit Miami East SCC Milton Union Milton Union Bethel Versailles Anna Lehman District JJI They 220 220 218 230 230 214 253 208 206 235 235 232 213 213 211 211 220 ' 214 217 11th of 15 62 Sports John Meet Treaty City Inv. Spencerville Iny T I Miami Co. Inv. Ohio Caverns Inv. Brookville Inv Behtel Inv. Tri Village Inv Bob Schul Inv. SRC ict Regional Girls Bovs ___ 2nd of 7 3rd of 12 17th of 18 2nd of 4j| 4th of 12 4fh of 41 2nd of 17 ibth of 17 6th of 13 1st of 9 2nd of 6 4th of 18 5th of 9 2nd of 5th of 7 W. Cross Country The cross country team completed a fine season for the fourth consecutive year. Led by seniors Ryan Stover. Jason Byers and Ted Schultz, the Buccs won two invfta- tionals, finished 2nd in the SRC and qualified for the regional meet for the fourth consecutive year. Ryan Stover, the area's leading runner for the last four years, captured the league crown, his third straight district championship and fourth straight regional crown. He competed in his fourth straight state meet by finishing tenth which made four straight all-state honors. Ryan also won the outstanding runner award while he. Jason Byers, and Ted Schultz captured the coach's award. Reggie Smith was named most improved runner. The girls team continued to Improve. With aH underclass- men, the future of the team is very bright. Improvement was seen during the year climaxed with an outstanding performance at the district meet. Freshman Tonda Grise. finished all-SRC and qualified to the regional meet, becoming the first Bucc girl cross country runner to do so. Sports 63 Volleyball The Covington Varsity Volleyball Team finished 14-12. Most schools would consider this an average season, but when the competition the squad faced in every match is considered the Lady Buccs had a very successful season. They made it to the District Finals for the second year in a row, only to come up short against an eventual state Final- Four team, Versailles. The six seniors will be greatly missed, not only because of their talent and desire but their personalities and friend- ship. Coach Lonnie Cain can be proud of the high quality of volleyball played by the Buccs in 1988. Above: Top — Mary Jacquemin 2nd row — Angie Robbins, Jenny Christian, Candi Johnson, Shan- non Longendelpher, Emily Huels- man, Leanne Musgrave. 3rd row — Tammi Johnson, Tina Hite, Shannon Hand. Bottom — Pam Sowers, Tara Da- vis, Jodi Miller, Yvonne Beener. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Newton Ansonig Jrjil Miami East Northwestern Versailles iney Lehman ton-Union Arcanum Bradford Tipp City Houston Twin Valley South Miami East Sidney Lehman Tri-Village 64 Sports The reserve Buccaneer volleyball team has a very successful 1988 season. De- spite starting off slow, the girls challenged themselves to improve skills and team play, improving their 0-2 record to 14-6 by the end of the season. The freshman team members were a very talented group. Combining them with the skill and experience of the upperclassmen result- ed in a hardworking and successful team. Team: Debie Apple, Susie Burgbacher, Jenny Christian, Missy Voisard, Kari Niesley, Deana Roeth, Amber Lavy, Jenny Shilt, Emily Huelsman, Robbie Taylor, Lynnette Roeth. Sports 65 Cheerleading The 1988-89 Cheerleading Squads has a very successful season. The Varsity squad competed at the Bradford Pumpkin Show and at the Piqua Mall Competition in November in which they captured 3rd place. They also competed in the Ohio State Cheerleading Competi- tion and brought home a 4th place trophy. The Reserve Squad partici- pated in the Piqua Mall competition and gained a great deal of competition experience. They too enjoyed a successful basketball season. Varsity Squad: Bottom (I to r) — Lisa Mutzner, Marcy Wolf©, Jessie Wolfe. 2nd Row — Wendy Han- sen, Julie Laughman. Top — Becky Finfrock. 66 Sports Reserve Squad: Bottom (I to r) — Amy Mutzner, Katie Miller, Candi Johnson, Emily Huelsman, Krista Thom- as. Top - Jenny Stoler. Sports 67 Marching Band The CHS Band of Bucc Pride has a very successful season in the fall. The band performed at a Red's game in August and then returned to begin their competition marching season. Besides playing at all of the football games, the band also participated in weekend contests. The performed the following selections at each contest: Proclamation , Me and My Shadow , Let Us Break Bread Together , Amen , Musical Instruments , I Dreamed a Dream . The most successful contest of the year was at Ameila High School in which the band received 5 trophies for Best Brass, Best Woodwinds, Best Music, Best Field Commander, and Best Percussion. The band was also the only Class C band to perform at the Buckeye Invitational at the Ohio State University. The band closed out the season at OMEA State Marching Band Contest with a Superior Rating in Class C. 68 Sports Varsity Basketball The Buccs' boys basketball team completed the 1988-89 season with a disappointing 8-13 record and a sixth place finish in the SRC. After a 5-3 start the Buccs could achieve only three wins after the Christmas holidays. However, in their eight wins were road victories over Miami East and Tippecanoe, a defeat of Newton in Pleasant Hill, and a thrilling one point nail biter with Versailles. Though the year didn't prove to be outstanding in the number of victories, many individual accomplishments were recorded. Rich Idle was selected to first team SRC while Reggie Smith and Doug Dilley received honorable mention. At the annual awards banquet. Rich Idle was selected as MVP; Dan Girouard, the leading free throw shooter; Doug Dilley, the leading rebounder; and Reggie Smith, the coaches award. Dan Girouard received the Black and White award, synonymous with leadership, scholarship, and athletic achievements. Above: Team — Front row (I to r) — Dusty Stump, Dan Girouard, Alan Davis, Jason Lyle, Reggie Smith. Back row — Mr. Fisher, Justin Swabb, Rich Idle, Doug Dilley, Chris Dilley, Jason Frock. Right: Team Captains (I to r) — Rich idle, Dan Girouard, Doug Dilley. 70 Sports mon ' Milton lurh canoe St Henry Miami East SCC Versailles Lehman Russia SCC Above: Seniors — Alan Davis, Dan Gir- ouard, Doug Dilley, Jason Frock, Rich Idle, Sports 71 Reserve Basketball The Covington Reserves finished the season with a 5-15 record. The highlight of the season was the comeback victory over Tipp City. The boys gained valuable experience this year. Thought their record was disappointing, they layed hard and were competitive throughout the year. Team: 1st row — Coach Craft, Brian Kenworthy, Mike Kesler, Josh Long. 2nd row — Benji Meredith, Dusty Stump, Troy Hutchinson, Mikel Meredith, Mike Short. 3rd row — Matt Locke, Eldon Kuntz, Justin Swabb, Jamie Rose, Darrell Hite. Opponent Ft. Loramie Bradford Newton Tipp City Franklin M Miami Easfl scf08 Versaflles__ Milton . Tipp City Lehma St Henl Miami! see ■■ VersalllisB Lehman Russia We They 14 31 38 22 25 41 41 36 26 31 28 29 45 41 55 41 19 43 35 37 41 43 62 33 46 38 47 42 31 47 52 52 45 37 50 48 47 54 72 Sports m Freshman Basketball This years Freshman Basketball season turned out to be very successful in wins and loses that came as a complete surprise. After having two losing seasons in a row, this team overcame their lack of confidence and with a lot of effort, finished with a 10-6 record and a 2nd place standing in the ledgue behind Tipp City. Sports 73 Girl's Basketball The girls basketball team completed a dream season this past year which led them to a 22-4 record, the first-ever district championship for girls basektball at Covington and finishing in the final 8 teams in the state tournament. Many team records were broken during the season. These include: most victories, total points, most 2 pt. and 3 pt. field goals, most free throws made, most consecutive victories, per game offensive average, field goal percent- age, best defensive average, and total points scored in a game. Led by senior co-captains Jodi Miller and Tammi Johnson, the Lady Buccs won many thrilling games. They finished second in the rugged SRC which in itself produced four sectional champions. Jodi Miller, who graduated as the second all-time leading rebounder and third all-time leading scorer was named outstanding player and leading rebound- er. Freshman Lynnette Roeth took free throw shooting honors while Tammi Johnson won the Lady Bucc award. Opponent % ja nsonia liltoa Union |k Miami East Houston sec CCo Newton gM Versailles ', lettmab m Milton Union Tippecanoe W Minster Bradford g? Miami East see e : Mississinawa Valley Versailles Bethel Lehman Anna Fairlawn Russia Ansonia Danville Southeastern We They 40 29 54 45 46 29 Reserve Basketball 76 Sports Wrestling The 1988-89 wrestling team was very young and inexperienced. A highlight of the year was Randy Sowers participation in the State Wrestling Tournament. Randy finished second in the SRC, first in the sectional, and second in the district. Though the team did not have an outstanding record, much valuable experience was gained. The award winners for this year's team included Randy Sowers as most valuable, Gary Kesler as most improved, and Eric Vanderhorst was the coach's award winner. Randy was also honored as a 4 year letter- man. Team — Front row (L to r) — Scott Dam- meyer, Jason Kisner, Jason Sommer, Eric Vanderhorst, Wade Weaver. Back row — Coach Barbee, Shawn Barnes, Gary Kesler, Randy Sowers, Dan White, Doug Hartman, Shawn Baker. Seniors — Gary Kesler, Randy Sowers, Doug Hartman. 78 Sports — ODDonent We Piqua Coldwater ; . j 27 16 Greenville 14 Indian Lake 15 Miami East 24 Lehman 36 Verailles 9 Northwestern 22 Springfield Shawnee 24 Springfield Catholic % Middletown Fei ick Versailles's. Eaton ■ j r £ 18 Northmont Northridge 12 Northwestern 9 Lehman 29 Milton Union 27 West Liberty 39 Springfield Catholic 30 Miami East 18 Troy Invit. SRC 13th 5th Sectional Districts 12th 15th The 89 56 55 57 44 21 58 46 £ 29 57 63 61 54 30 46 24 45 56 i Softball The CHS softball team ended the season with a 7-14 record which is the best record in the history of Covington High Softball. The team will be losing 3 seniors: Jackie Hecker, Heather Tobias, and Tammi John- son. Tammi Johnson was Most Valuable Player and received her 4 year letter award. Deana and Lynette Roeth were Honorable Mention All League and Tammi Johnson was Second Team All League. 80 Sports Opponent Newton Tipp City Jackson Cent Miami East SCC Jackson Center Versailles Milton Uni Lehman Bethel Bethel Tipp City Bradford Miami East Versailes Milton Union Lehman ■■ Tri Village SCC Baseball This years baseball team was made up of 9 seniors, 7 sopho- mores, and 5 freshman. The team had a new coach this year — Mr. Schwamberger. For the first time in many years we had a reserve team with a 0-5 record. The Var- sity had a 2-17 record beating SCC and Bethel. Dan Girouard was the leading hitter (.375) and also received MVP. Sports 81 Track The 1989 Covington boys track team was small in quantity but big in quality. The team did not do very well in the smaller meets but they did have success in the larger meets. The team was led throughout the year by our three 4 year lettermen, Ryan Stover, who set new school records in the 800 meter run (1:57.4), the 1600 meter run (4:28.2) and ran on the 3200 meter relay team (8:11). Jason Byers, who competed in many different events including the 3200 meter relay team. And Kyle Boehringer, who was the teams top performer in six individual events and two relay teams. Special team awards went to Ryan Stover — outstanding track runner and Darrell Hite — out- standing field performer. State meet results — Ryan Stover — 2nd place in the 3200 meter run. 3200 relay (Stover, Boehringer, Reggie Smith, Byers) — 6th place (8:11) 82 Sports The 1989 Covington girls track team was one of great potential, but due to injuries and illness that potential was not realized. Despite the above mentioned problems the team did have many highlights. Jodi Miller ran well all year placing 5th in the 400 in the regional meet. Emily Huelsman also ran well during the season and placed 5th in the 800 in the regional. School records were set by Jodi Miller in the 200 meter dash (27.3) and Carolyn Deneke in the 300 meter low hurdles (53.3). Special awards went to Jodi Miller — Outstanding track performer, and Gina Looker — outstanding field performer. Congratulations and thanks to all the Sen- iors!!!! Photo courtesy of Piqua Daily Call. Sports 83 84 We're The Ones Ones Who Participate — Clubs 85 Ad Staff Ad Staff — 1st row (I to r) — Jenny Marshall, Julie Laugh- man, Marcy Wolfe, Mary Jac- quemin, Tina Hite, Tammi Johnson. 2nd row — Melissa Cartwright, Julie Roecker, Aaron Manning, Shannon Lon- gendelpher, Scott Prenger. 3rd row — Tarlton Thomas, Becky Finfrock, Darcy Fiory, Pam Sowers, Dan Girouard, Josh Burns. Art Club — 1st row (I to r) — Carolyn Deneke, Doug Cole, Mike! Meredith, Randy Sowers, Doug Hartman, Gary Kesler, Rob Anspach, Ryan Stover, Jason Frock, Rich Idle. 2nd row — Chris Haines, Chris Saunders, Tracy Schaffer, Darcy Fiory, Dawn McKibben, Bev Bennett, Missie Eyier, Shelly Staler, Amy Meredith, Regina Morrison. 3rd row — Mrs. Gildow, Rob Surls, Kari Niesley, Pam Lee, Emily Hueis- man, Missy Voisard, Shannon Hand, Chad Wintringham, Greg Cobientz. 4th row — Rhonda Morrison, Nancy Car- ter, Amy Clack, Becky Rauch, Lori Williams, Tess Stover, Joni Shaffer. 5th row — Shannon Laughman, Brian Dieperink, Dusty Stump, Jenny Staler, Chris Clark. Art Club Officers — 1st row (I to r) — Amy Meredith, Rob An- spach. 2nd row — Mrs. Gil- dow, Dawn Me Kibben, Rich idle. Officers 86 Attendance Office Attendance Office — Front — Mrs. Phillis. 2nd row — Penny Heath, Barry Vannoy, Maria Collins, Dee Westfall. Back — Shannon Longendelpher, Wendy Hansen. Guidance Office Guidance Office — Front — Mrs. Tisdale. Back (I to r) — Dee Westfall, Becky Finfrock, Nicole Holsinger, Darcy Fiory, Jen Fiory. Front Office Front Office — Front — Mrs. Buckingham. Back (I to r) — Amy Marker, Dawn Me Kib- ben, Tara Davis, Jodi Miller, Holly Ryan. 87 Student Council Student Council — 1st row (I to r) — Scott Prenger, Marcy Wolfe, Julie Laughman, Tara Davis, Jodi Miller, Tina Hite. 2nd row — Lisa Mutzner, Becky Finfrock, Pam Sowers, Wendy Hansen, Renee Voisard. 3rd row — Katie Miller, Jessie Wolfe, Deana Roeth, Chris Dll- ley, Josh Long. 4th row — Lyn- ette Roeth, Joe McDowell, Troy Hutchinson, Martha ingle, Bryan Ken worthy. 11 Student Council Officers Student Council Officers — Scott Prenger — President; Jodi Miller — Secretary; Julie Laughman — Treasurer; Mar- cy Wolfe — Vice President. Buccanews Buccanews — Front row — Ted Schultz, Jenny Marshall, Barry Vannoy, Melissa Cartwright, Jen Fiory, Shannon Hand. Back row — Scott Prenger, Deana Roeth, Jessie Wolfe, Kerri Mar- tin, Shannon Longendeipher, Dee Westfall, Missie Eyler, Leanne Musgrave, Chris Haines. 88 Spanish Club Spanish Club — 1st row (I to r) — Kerri Martin, Aaron Manning, Chris Kiser, Melissa Cartwright. 2nd row — Crista McKibben, Tricia Zell, Jenny Christian, Shannon Hand, Nancy Carter, Angie Hutton, Todd Frelin. 3rd row — Amy Mutzner, Sonny Alyea, Jenny Manning, Leanne Musgrave, Jessie Wolfe, Katie Miller, Emily Huels- man, Angie Meyer. 4th row — Chris Childs, Mike Frantz, Eric Vanderhorst, Darrell Hite, Chris Haines, Steve Poast, Doug Coblentz. 5th row — Mike Speer, Annie Thompson, Amy Clack, Becky Rauch, Tiffany Shaffer, Chad Wintringham, Lori Williams, Todd Caldwell, Brian Bowman. Science Club Science Club — Matt Hand, Tarlton Thomas, Kerri Martin, Melissa Cartwright. 2nd row (I to r) — Alan Davis, Pam Lee, Missie Eyler. Dawn McKibben, Jenny Marshall, Holly Ryan, De- bie Apple, Angie Hutton, Aar- on Manning. 3rd row — Scott Prenger, Ryan Stover, Josh Burns, Jason Frock, Jeremy Alyea, Dan Girouard, Scott Robbins, Ted Schultz, Chris Haines. 4th row — Chris Kiser, Joe Layman, Rob Anspach. Marcy Wolfe, Julie Laughman, Renee Voisard, Dusty Stump, Shad Earrick, Brian Bowman. TNT TNT — Bottom to Top — Shan- non Hand, Missy Voisard, Tra- cy Schaffer. Katie Miller, Melis- sa Cartwright, Yvonne Beener. Back row — Tara Da- vis, Marcy Wolfe, Mr. Schultz, Kerri Martin, Dee Westfall. 89 FHA FHA — 1st row (I to r) — Sherri Sampson, Tina Knepp, Brandy Alspaugh, Niki Cassei, Tammi Robbins, Mrs. Peeples. 2nd row — Cristin Westfaii, Sandy Dye, Danielle Coe, Shannon ton- gendelpher, Hoiiy Ryan. 3rd row — Jodi Miller, Dawn McKibben, Paula Layman, Ja- net Brown, Jody Smith. FHA Officers FHA Officers — 1st row (I to r) — Paula Layman, Shannon Lon- gendeipher. Dawn McKibben. 2nd row — Sherri Sampson, Jodi Miller, Janet Brown. Kitchen Workers Kitchen Workers — (I to r) — Joyce Spillman, Nathan Hoblit, Tim Knepp, Bill Burtrum, Brian Gold, 90 Pep Club Pep Club — 1st row (I to r) — Missle Eyler, Randy Sowers. Ryan Stover, Shannon Lon- gendelpher. 2nd row — Dawn McKibben, Hans Stocker, Carolyn Deneke, Shannon Laughman, Amber Lavy, Pam Lee, Leanne Musgrave. 3rd row — Susie Burgbacher, An- gie Robbins, Christa McKib- ben, Ali Perrine, Katie Miller, Lisa Polhamus, Lisa Lauber, Krista Thomas, Penny Heath, Troy Hutchinson. 4th row — Rick Idle, Jessie Wolfe, Jodi Miller, Kari Niesley, Emily Huels- man. Missy Voisard, Deana Roeth, Tammi Johnson, Nicole Holsinger, Wendy Hansen. 5th row — Gary Kesler, Doug Hartman, Josh Long, Jeremy Alyea, Benji Meredith, Tina Hite, Pam Sowers, Amy Thompson. Library Aides Library Aides — (I to r) — Janet Brown, Jenny Marshall, Maria Collins, A Thephasdin. Katie Kingrey, Amber Lavy, Shan- non Longendelpher, Mrs. Yaney. Drama Club Drama Club — 1st row (I to r) — Bev Bennett, Shannon Lon- gendelpher, Tina Hite, Jen Flory. 2nd row — Dawn McKibben, Amy Meredith, Shelly Stoler, Shannon Hand, Todd Burkett, Brian Bowman. 3rd row — Kerri Martin, Melissa Cartwright, Pam Lee, Leanne Musgrave, Katie Miller, Emily Huelsman, Chris Haines. 4th row — Nancy Carter, Debie Apple, Tess Stover, Tiffany Shaffer, Lori Williams, Shad Earrick, Steve Poast. 91 Medicine Show Front row (! to r) — Melissa Cart- wright, Kerri Martin, Jen Flory. 2nd row — Brian Bowman, Shelly Stoler, Chris Haines, Jenny Stolen Amy Mutzner, Todd Burkett. 3rd row — Dusty Stump, Shawn Barnes, Steve Poast, Christa McKibben, Tracy Schaffer. Yearbook Editors Wendy Hansen, Lisa Mutzner, Mr. Fisher, Deana Roeth, Amber Lavy. Photographers Darcy Flory and Candi Johnson 92 Science Olympicad Front row — (I to r) Angie Rob- bins, Chris Haines, Adeie Long. 2nd row — Christa McKibben, Brian Bowman, Eric Vanderhorst, Mike Frantz. Boys And Girls State Chris Kiser, Kerri Martin, Yvonne Beener, Aaron Manning. Scholarship Team Front row — (i to r) Emily Huels- man, Eric Vanderhorst, Tiffany Shaffer, Nancy Carter, Jennifer Manning, Amy Mutzner. 2nd row — John Frantz, Dan White, Jen- ny Garman, Katie Miller, Amber Lavy. 3rd row — Aaron Man- ning, Carolyn Deneke, Tricia Zell, Yvonne Beener, Melissa Cart- wright, Susie Ingle, Jen Flory. 4th row — Jenny Marshall, Todd Caldwell, Scott Prenger, Maria Collins, Julie Laughman, Tara Davis, Tina Hite. 5th row — John Olds, Matt Hand, Tarlton Thom- as, Scott Robbins, 93 Americanism Winners Front row — Jenny Christian, Dan White. 2nd row — Chris Kiser. Jen Flory. 3rd row — Alan Davis, Jenny Brant. Citizen Bee Winners Scott Robbins, Brian Fortune, Josh Burns. Math Winners Front row — (I to r) Aaron Man- ning, Mr. Caudy, Carolyn Den- eke. 2nd row — Jen Flory, Jenny Marshall, Barry Vannoy. 3rd row — Scott Robbins, Tarlton Thom- as, Annie Thompson. 94 Pep Band Front row — (I to r) Jenny Mar- shall, Jenny Garman, Yvonne Beener, Melissa Cartwright, Kerri Martin, Rusty Crumpler. 2nd row — Tonda Grise, Susie Ingle, An- gie Marshall, Annie Thompson, Tricia Zell. 3rd row — Chad Win- tringham, Steve Poast, Chris Kiser, Brian Bowman, Chris Haines, Matt Davis, Shad Earrick, Mike Speer. Concert Band Front row (I to r) Kerri Martin, Yvonne Beener, Melissa Cart- wright, Shannon Duffey, Jenny Stolen Jennifer Manning, Jenny Marshall, Becky Finfrock. 2nd row — Debie Apple, Sonya Alyea, Tammy Robbins, Shon Schaffer, Chris Kiser, Tricia Zell, Amber Lavy, Annie Thompson, Tiffany Shaffer, Lori Williams, Tess Stover, Jenny Garman. 3rd row — Lynnette Roeth, Amy Mutzner, Jenny Christian, Aaron Manning, Susie Ingle, Angie Mar- shall, Tonda Grise, Shelly Stoler, Todd Frelin, Rusty Crumpler, Martha Ingle, Lisa Mutzner. 4th row — Wally Dyshger, David Brown, Matt Davis, Shad Earrick, Chad Wintringham, Steve Poast, Mike Speer, Doug Dob- lentz. Dee Westfall, Julie Roecker, Chris Haines, Gina Looker, Tracy Schaffer, Brian Bowman, Karen Colby. Basketball Stats Tracy Draving and David Brown. 95 Key Club Front row — (I to r) Shannon Hand, Dave Duff, Jodi Miller, Shannon Longendelpher. Bob Sellman. 2nd row — Krista Thom- as, Jenny Shilt, Tammi Johnson, Hans Stocker, Mary Jacquemin, Maria Collins, Missy Voisard, Am- ber Lavy. 3rd row — Ali Perrine, Christa McKibben, Amy Mutzner, Sonya Alyea, Martha Ingle, Jen- ny Stoker, Jennifer Manning, Joni Shaffer, Katie Miller. 4th row — Lisa Lauber, Tonda Grise, Caro- lyn Kesler, Kari Niesley, Emily Huelsman, Deana Roeth, Chris Haines, Darrell Hite, Jason Lyle. Key Club Officers Bob Sellman, Jodi Miller, Shannon Longendelpher, Shannon Hand, Dave Duff. Mickey Mouse Club % Mickey Mouse Senior Class Officers Dan Girouard, Julie Laughman, Scott Prenger, Tina Hite. Business Manager Tina Hite Ad Page Editor Jodi Miller 97 Shawn Baker Shawn Barnes Yvonne Beener Joe Boyer Michelle Bridges David Brown Eric Brumbaugh Melissa Cartwright Caryn Childs Chris Clark Danielle Coe Karen Colby Carolyn Deneke Christa Dickey Brian Dieperink Shane Duffey Michelle Elliot Becky Finfrock Darcy Flory Jennifer Flory Brian Fortune Brian Gold Brian Gold Shannon Hand Wendy Hansen Penny Heath Nicole Holsinger Colin Hornsby Pamela Howell Susie Ingle Candi Johnson Nikki Kimmel Katie Kingrey Chris Kiser Shannon Laughman Joe Layman Regina Looker Jason Lyle Aaron Manning Kerri Martin James Meyer Regina Morrison Rodney Mowery 100 Underclass Lisa Mutzner Glenna Nunley John Olds Scott Ponchillia Nathan Rapp Xan Reck Scott Robinson Jamie Rose Robin Rowe Holly Ryan Tracy Schaffer Bob Sellman Courtnie Shields Jenny Shilt Steve Shilt Pam Sowers Shelly Stoler Dusty Stump Justin Swabb Robbie Taylor Amy Thompson Annie Thompson Annie Thompson Renee Voisard Andrew Whiteman Nathan Willoughby Heather Wintrow Wayne Wirrig Nikki Wood Tricia Zell Not Pictured: Monica Draving Ted Draving Jackie Freeman Ester Hurley Liz Mowery Reggie Smith Underclass 101 Rob Baker Jacci Brant Jason Bridges Denise Brown William Burtrum Brad Cecil Craig Childs Jennifer Christian Doug Cole Scott Dammeyer Chris Dilley Mark Draving Shannon Duffey Shad Earick John Frantz Jennifer Garman Matt Good Steve Hammaker Jason Helman Jack Herron Dan Jamison Jeffery Keller Mike Kesler Tim Knep Jim Ladenthin Chris Lambert Lisa Lauber Amber Lavy Pamela Lee Matthew Locke Josh Long Julie Lyle Benji Meredith Mikel Meredith Katie Miller Leanne Musgrave Kari Niesley Ali Perrine Lisa Polhamus Chad Robinson Deana Roeth Tony Shaffer 102 Underclass Mike Short Jason Sommer Tonya Spurgeon Krista Thomas Angela Thompson Missy Voisard Cristin Westfall Dan White Jessica Wolfe Coleman Zell Not Pictured: Shelly Beeman Underclass 103 Brandy Alspaugh Sonya Alyea Debra Apple Wesley Boothe Brian Bowman Scott Boyer Susan Burgbacher Todd Burkett Nancy Carter Niki Cassel Chris Childs Amy Clack Gary Clark Doug Coblentz Rusty Crumpler Matt Davis Tracie Dieckman Tracy Draving Walter Dysinger Michael Frantz Todd Frelin Philip Gessner David Grise Tonda Grise William Grody Chris Haines Darrell Hite Nathan Hoblit Emily Huelsman Troy Hutchinson Angela Hutton Martha Ingle Kenneth Jay Bryan Kenworthy Carolyn Kesler Daniel Kisner Patrick Kittle Tina Knepp Alan Knight Eldon Kuntz Jeremy Laughman Adele Long 104 Underclass Jennifer Manning Angela Marshall Melinda McCool Joseph McDowell Tara McDowell Christa McKibben Angela Meyer James Miller Rhonda Morrison Amy Mutzner Jonathan Overholser Steven Poast Rebecca Rauch James Reed William Richards Angela Robbins Tamela Robbins Lynnette roeth Christopher Saunders Shon Schaffer Theodore Seger Tiffany Shaffer Nikki Sheridan Gary Smith Jennifer Stoler Tess Stover Robert Surls Travis Sweigert Erin Thompson Aron Tipps Eric Vanderhorst Angi Wagner Jonathan Wagner Wade Weaver Todd Wenrick Chad Westfall Lori Williams Not Pictured: Peggy Bayman Jason Bramlette Carl Cavanaugh Sandy Sye Tim Fuston Billy Knox Joyce Spillman Aron Turner Underclass 105 JVS Seniors — Andrew Angle, Mark Barga, Jason Byers, Melinda Clark, Doug Dilley, Kip Diltz, Harold Frantz, Jeff Gariety, Kelly Long, James McDowell, Richard Morrison, John Painter, Lisa Peeples, Tiffiny Richard, Tom Thompson, Lance Woodell, Heather Yohey. JVS Juniors — Jo© Boyer, Karen Colby, Ted Draving, Michelle Elliott, Jackie Free- man, Jack Herron. Pam Howell, Nikki Kim- mel, James Meyer, Scott Ponchillia, Scott Robinson, Jamie Rose, Robin Rowe, Court- nie Shields, Nathan Willoughby. JVS 107 We're The Ones ... Ones Who d — Superintendent Mr. Dave Jones Principal Mr. Robert Huelsman Board Of Education Mr. Bollheimer — Clerk — absent Mrs. Bowman Mr. Clever Mr. Hand Mr. Huffman — absent Mr. Thompson 110 Faculty Mrs. Roberta Buckinham — Secretary Mrs. Katherine Phillis — Attendance Mrs. Marjorie Tisdale — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Jane Gildow — Art Mr. Roger Craft — Business Dept. Mrs. Nadine Zimmer — Computers Mr. Steve Fisher — English Dept, and Athletic Dept. Ms. Karen Bruns — English Dept. Mr. Lynn Shellenberger — English Dept. Faculty I'll Mr. James Buchanan — Math Dept. Mr. John Caudy — Math Dept. Ms. Peggy O'Brien — Math Dept. Ms. Melanie Wilford — Science Dept. Ms. Tera Hutchins — Science Dept. 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Pearl St. Covington BEEMAN HARDWARE 101 North High Martin Senour Covington Paints 473-2341 PIQUA FABRICATORS STEEL CO • Structural Steel • Steel Fabrications Welding Supplies • Shearings 4243 W US Rte 36 773-7366 Congratulations Class Of '89 MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Downtown Covington 473-5658 VAULT For That r7T7KT 7V Special Look Ar.lN A Downtown ___________ Tr°y ft xlA 335-3113 l CC H R BLOCK The Income Tax People Best Wishes Covington Class Of 1989 FIFTH THIRD BANK M Judith P. Bargo Marketing Communications Director OF MIAMI VALLEY A Reg. U5 Pater and TM Office. Member Money Staton Electronic Banking Network. •The Fifth Thed Bank. Member FDK7 Federal Reserve System 401 North Main Street • P.O. Box 1117 • Piqua, Ohio 45356-1117 (513) 773-1212 Complete Building Materials Center Lumber - Plywood — Roofing Materials Builders Hardware — Lawn And Garden Paints — Glass — Paneling Ceilings COVINGTON Mon. Thru Fri. 7:30-6:00 Saturday 8:00-4:00 MOBLE-BROADWAY SERVICE Mobil 1 East Broadway Covington 473-2581 Hitt Automotive, Inc. 23 S. High St. Covington. OH 45318 473-5557 Richard M. Hitt Owner NAPA ft“7 Health Care M Pharmacy 27 N. High Street Covington, Ohio 45318-1398 Complete Prescription Department American Greeting Cards Unique Gifts — Winan's Chocolates Quality Merchandise Phone: 473-3333 Covington KATHY'S BEAUTY SHOP 7175 W. U.S. 36 473-2713 EAST SIDE SERVICE Mitsubishi Tractors Bolens Lawn 8t Garden Equip. Lawn Boy Mowers — Woods Mowers Specializing In Ford Tractors Repair — Overhauls Roger Clark 1001 E. Broadway Covington, OH 473-3126 Save With Safety (513) 473 3031 Phone: 773-5523 Grandma’s Kilchen 418 N. Main St. Piqua, Ohio ’ DOWN-HOME COOKIN’ N' CARIN’’ Open 9-9 Mon-Fri 9-6 Sat OPEN MONDAY THRU 8262 W STATE ROUTE 41 SATURDAY 7:00 A M 9:00 P.M. COVINGTON. OH 45318 SMITH GREENHOUSE Congratulations Seniors! 1018 Broadway _M. Piqua, Ohio 45356 scan chic; (513) 773-0765 XS Food Ingredients, Inc. 400 Hazel Street Dave Smith Flowers For All Covington, OH 45318 Owner Occasions 513-473-2047 PMI Food Equipment Group Suppliers of equipment, systems and service to the world’s food industry. Vhobart7 ¥Trasselli) VULCAfl -THt icrr to ouAirrr R. K. Hydro- Vac, Inc. Industrial Commercial Vacuum High Pressure Water Biosting Contractors Russ Kimmel 513 473-3096 1700 Mote Drive P. O. Box 66 Covington, OH 45318 M.F. CONSTRUCTION INC. 4620 Rangeline Rd. Covington, Ohio 473-2565 Marim Flory The Covington Flower Shop 150 N HIGH STREET COVINGTON. OHIO 45318 (513) 473-3027 LaVETA MANN OWNER Hours. S-5 Monday - Saturday TROY FORD, INC. 3230 South 25-A, (Exit 69) • TROY, OHIO 45373 Bus. Phone: 339-2687 Dayton: 845-9495 836-9412 832-1782 I 9 I (513) 778-0366 (Home) COVINGTON PLUMBING INC. 900 Mote Drive Covington, Ohio 45318 Business Phone (513) 473-3311 Sidney c. — t liT BORDER V v Savings Band COVINGTON COMMUNITY CABE CENTER Skilled-Intermediate Nursing Care 75 Mote Drive St. Rt. 48 Covington, Ohio 45318 Phone: 473-2075 Congratulations Class Of '89 im mt councy sunceons, inc. Charles E. Gariety, M.D. Joseph Miller, M.D. Rowan R. Nickol, M.D. 821 Nicklan Avenue 3130 N. Dixie Hwy. Piqua, Ohio 45356 Troy, Ohio 45373 (513) 773-4123 (813) 339-8800 JWJJ OC COflPOflATlOi 1747 Commerce Drive Piqua, Ohio 773-7000 Congratulations To Class Of 1989 Compliments Of MAIER'S IGA SUPERMARKET 301 Troy Pike Covington (0) Phone: 473-2531 John D. Molesky, D.O. OtJ‘rfor l ' florist Tom Wirick 1501 Washington Avenue Phone (513) 773-0892 Piqua, Ohio 45356 VICKERY'S PIZZA Pizza And Sandwiches Open For Lunch And Dinner Every Day 483 East Broadway Covington Phone: 473-2952 HEMM'S GLASS SHOPS, INC. Storefronts • Mirrors • Insulating Glass 24 Hour Emergency Service 773-5591 514 S. Main Piqua, OH 45356 ULBRICH'S IGA SUPERMARKET Hours: Open 7 Days A Week 24 Hrs. A Day 78 Years Of Business 407 S. Wayne Piqua 473-2814 21 Ullery St. 473-3065 Covington, Ohio (Behind The Police Station) AL'S SOHIO WRECKER SERVICE Sohio AAA Congratulations Seniors! Day Phone: Night Phone: 473-8164 473-3639 6 E. Broadway Alfred Hitchcock 24 Hour Towing Service Station Garage 1548 Covington At Sunset 47Q5 y 5 Piqua, Ohio 45356 Piqua, Ohio (513) 773-7796 (513) 773-4660 Congratulations Class Of 1989 STILLWATER REALTY Covington, Ohio Phone: 473-3321 Tna 1 tonal with a gr—nhouaa Say It With Flowers You'll Be Pleased We Guarantee It Piqua Main 8c High 773-2908 Troy 335-5971 OOOOto 0 0 0 OtM • PEARSON Compliments Of FUNERAL HOME Dr. And Mrs. Donald 10 South High Ned R. Pearson Rice Covington Funeral Director Good Luck To The Class Of '89 TONY'S AMOCO if there were just one word to describe why you should advertise, AND -it would be: TONY'S BODY BUSINESS SHOP •When business is good, you should advertise to increase your market. •When business is bad, you have to advertise to protect your market. Complete Auto Painting •When exposure counts, we provide total market coverage. •When you think about it, you can't afford not to advertise. 402 N. Main St. Covington, OH 45318 473-2554 Stillwater Valley Advertiser Arens Publications Call our Advertising Staff at 473-2028 or 1-800-421-8051 Piqua WINAN'S CARRIAGE HOUSE CANDIES Candy — Hallmark Cards Gifts — Puzzles 308 W. Water St. 773-1981 Good Luck Seniors From The Faculty EDGETOWN HAIR CARE Women's And Men's Styling 710 W. Brown Rd. Covington 473-5164 Owner — Linda Iddings Operator — Marcia Darnell ETTER'S GOSPEL SHOP 101 E. Broadway Phone: Covington 473-5612 Congratulations Class Of '89 From The Yearbook Staff Best Wishes Seniors From The Class Of 1989 PIOUA EMERY FOUNDRY. INC. Brass, Br onze Aluminum Castings Sand Permanent Mold 821 S. Downing St. Piqua. OH 45356 LOUIE MIKOLAJEWSKI PRESIDENT 513 773-4134 FAX M 513 773-3694 Congratulations To Class Of 1989 THE COACHLIGHT DRESS SHOPPE 111 N. High St. Covington Best Wishes To The Class Of 1989 THE BUCKEYE STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Wright And Pearl Street Covington Phone: 473-2061 SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT, INC. Congratulations To Class Of '89 John Deere Sales And Service 6506 U.S. Rt. 36 Covington Phone: 473-2829 P-- JOHN DEERE wiAa '(xuirk Sunset Shopping Center Phone: 773-9034 Branches: Troy And West Milton OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE FRANCIS OFFICE SUPPLY INC. _____431 N. Main Street - Piqua. Ohio 45356 HAROLD SPIN FRANCIS PHONE 773-9570 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1989! SEARS 1200 East Ash Street Piqua, Ohio Phone: 778-0660 Lisa's Page Being co-editor of the yearbook has been a fun and rewarding experience. It demands a lot of time and dedication but I enjoyed it very much. First of all, my deepest thanks and appreciation goes to my co-editor and special friend, Wendy Hansen. She was full of good ideas and ready to work at all times. I'd like to thank her for all her friendship and understanding she had with me and I wish her the best always. I would also like to thank Jodi Miller who put a lot of hard work into the ad section and did an excellent job. I would like to express appreciation to Becky Finfrock and Pam Sowers who gave their time and understanding when deadlines were near. Much thanks also goes to the Ad Staff and the photographers for their willingness to help To Mr. Steve Fisher, who has been an advisor and friend. I would like to extend a huge thanks. He was always understanding patient with us and helped us with the finishing touches of each deadline. I have much respect and admiration for him and wish him the best. This yearbook was designed with each CHS student in mind. It is filled with pages of lasting memories. Good luck to the Class of 1989. May all your dreams be fulfilled. Sincerely, Lisa Mutzner 132 Wendy's Page Being co-editor of the yearbook is an experience that I will remember for the rest of my life. A lot of hard work and dedication goes into the production of this book but I enjoyed every minute of it. Lisa Mutzner was my co-editor and my friend this past year. Without her help, this yearbook would never have gotten done. I could always count on Lisa for a good laugh when I was frustrated with a page Lisa was an inspiration and I wish her the best of luck. I would like to thank Jodi Miller for all of her hard work on the ad pages. She could always be counted on to have a few pages to meet every deadline My deepest appreciation goes to Mr. Fisher. He was always understanding, patient, and never had a cross word to say when things just weren't going our way. I have great respect for this man and I'm glad he could be my advisor and friend. I also express my thanks to Pam Sowers. Becky Finfrock, and Renee Voisard for their help and tolerance near deadline time. I would also like to thank the Ad Staff and photographers for their dedication and time. I hope this yearbook is full of many memories for you to treasure. Good luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1989. Sincerely, Wendy Hansen 133 Dedication Dick Minnich Richard F. Minnich was an outstanding Bucc Booster and the cameraman for football and basketball. Dick loved Covington and Covington High School Athletics. As a Fire Chief, Dick led many parades through town honoring CHS sports teams and band. The Covington High School Buccaneer wishes to honor Dick Minnich by dedicating the 1989 annual to him. Covington will never have a more loyal booster or loved individual. All we can say is Thanks, Dick for all you did for the students of Covington High School.