Covington High School - Derrick Yearbook (Covington, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1940 volume:

Dznsncx Srnrr -Donls Suotuaxzn ED I To R---------.-----------Q--pq--- AasusTAuv Eu1ToR-------------------EDALEEN PMARES Business MANAGER--4 ---------------- BERT Sulfu Seann nv -------------------------- ll I un Bur was CLAss Eoovons Season ----------------------------- Jennv Ls: Mullins Juuoon --------------------- ------- Mnncuenlrz Haan Sornouonz -'------------------------ vlonsv MALLov Fnesomn4---- ----- ------------------Haan J . WALK: n e Air Euston- ----- QQQQQUQQQQQ -agno- Agfgy 'fy ED I1-ol---..-..---..---..---..- -Jeanne WILLIAMS -Mnnv M. Bnsoxznauoct ATNLETIB EouTon-------- ---------- --Tneo Povvzn FAouLvv Srousons---------------- -Beau G. PALMS: Ano Beffv Fouls HISTORY OF COVINGTON SCHOOLS COVINGTONI THE THIRD LARGEST TOWN IN GARFIELD COUNTY, HAS A POPULATION or APPROXIMATELY IOOO. IT IS LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 64. HALF'WAY BETWEEN ENID AND PERRY. THE Town wAS FOUNDED IN THE YEAR I905. THE FRISCO RAILROAD wAS BUILDING ITS PRESENT LINE THROUGH GARFIELD COUNTY AT THAT TIME. IT ASKED THE PEOPLE NEAR HERE T0 suv A TRAOT or LANo EDR A TOWNSITE9 THE FARMERS NET IN A LITTLE oNE ROOM scHooL. ONE MILE WEST or THE PRESENT TOWN ron THE PURPOSE or RAIsINo THE NECESSARY MONEYS IT SEEMED AS IF THE PLAN MUST BE GIVEN UP WHEN MR. JOHN Z. COVINGTON GAVE THE NECESSARY oNE HUNDRED DOLLARSIAND THE TOWNSITE wAS ASSUREDQ UUT or DRATITNDE roR MR. COVlNGTON'S oENERosITv THE Town wAs NAMED IN HIS HONOR. COVINGTON EXISTED AS A SHALL TRADING POST FDR PIONEER FARM' ERS UNTIL l9I6I WHEN THE FIRST OIL WELL ll THIS COMMUNITY WAS BROUGHT IN. SCHOOL WAS ESTABLISHED IN THIS COMMUNITY BEFORE THE EXIST' ENCE or THE Town. IN 1900 A SCHOOL WAS BUILT oNE UILE WEST or THE PRESENT TOWN. NOT LONG AFTERWARDS AN ELECTION WAS HELD AT WHICH IT WAS DECIDED T0 MOVE THE SCHOOL INTO TOWNA THERETHEFIRST SCHOOL TIAS HELD IN A CHURCH BUILDING. IN I906 A SMALL max HJILD' ING wAs BUIET AT ouR PRESENT GRADE SCHOOL SITE. UPON COMPLETION or THIS BUILDINGQ TWO TEACHERS WERE IN CHARGE or ALL THE GRADES. IN IQI8 AN EIGHT Room MODERN BRICK BUILDING wAs ERECTEDQ IT WAS CONSIDERED AT THAT TIME AS HAVING ONE or THE BEST GYMNASIUMS IN THE STATES THIS BUILDING IS STILL IN cooo coNDITIoN AND IS USED A5 THE GRADE SDHDDL. IN i920 ADDITIONAL ROOM WAS NEEDED AND A FOUR ROOM FRKME STRUCTURE wAs EREcTED NORTH or ouR SCHOOL BUILD' ING. THESE BUILDINGS STILL PROVED INADEQUATEI AND IN I92I THE CITIZENS DECIDED T0 EREOT THE PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING. AT PRESENT THE SCHOOL IS OPERATED BY A FACULTY OF FOURTEEN EMPLOYEESQ CONSISTING OF ELEVEN TEACHERS: TWO JANITORS AND A BUS DRIVERA OUR TEACHERS ALL HAVE DEGREES FROM ACCREDITED COLLEGESA OuR PRESENT EEFIEIENT BOARD or EDUCATION IS composes or THREE MEMBERS, MANLEY BAILEVI WILLIAM SNYDERA AND CHRIS BEOPPLEA WILLARD 8ovcE IS THE SUPERINTENDENTA WALTER H. WILL- AHAN IS THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALI AND BENN G. PALMER IS THE GRADE PRINCIPAL. X Auco SEP A SEP 0 SEPQ Ocvo Ocvo Ocv. Ocv. OCTQ Ocro Nov. Novo Nnvo Nov. Deco Dec. JAN. JAN. 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K. FDSCHER. Ea HEIU. Mo HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT RGLL Kzcnus. M. i Luzocuan. C. NHGMOLS. S. Nonncss. W. POTTiRp To PolcLL. 8. Rosusou. 0. M. SALLSE. C. Sentara. I. Snnnasvv. V. SMERRELLQ M. Sulfn. 8. WlLLlAus. J. WlLLlsou. J. Wussunu. F. UYSSMAUQ EL. Wvssunu. En. WvssuAu. MBL. Wvs unn. R. Scnnouonss-0 Aunacx. D. BAaw:s. D. BARRETT. L. BARTELS. C. Bsnoronn. D. BnALsv. Jas. Bonne. J. CLARKa Rv Cuaue. A. B. Conte. T. ConnELL. E. Cox. P. DEUQQRDD Vo Doucuznvv. J. Gooonnn. M. HOYQ Ee Mo Jonsson. A. Jones. So Jones. Bo Konxvnrpacx, K. MlLLOYp vu MEADE. C. Nonnls. B. RAGE. Do R.cHfY9 on SCHWEERQ Dc ScH'EfRI vu Snntvss. J. STUART. S. Tnour. CAR. WuLson. C. WDOLBRIGHTQ J FnEsuuEu'- Bunuuroao. COLLilSw L. Dunneau. C. HERNAISKI. v Hanuausxo. Joxnsou. F. KAISER. D. Knoecsn. L. Lsgrsnsen, Leuauo. G. LoucL:v. M. NQGHOLS1 Po RABYQ Bo SEenAuen, J SHAW. F. SMOEUAKERa B SuLLlvAu. M Tnouf. Cn. WALDIQD Ho J WOLF: F0 Wvssunu. In +, , .... . -..hz , , ,, , , WO. 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W LAST WILL AND TESTWMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF I940--COVINGTON HIGH WE THE SENIOR CLASS or THE CDVINGTON HI, BEING IN THE FULL Pos- SESSION or ALL ouR MENTAL FACULTIES AND HAVING N0 FEAR or ANY0lEfE' ron: OUR EYES, NDT EVEN THE SURERINTENDENTI THE PRINCIPAL AND OTHER TEACHERS, VE D0 HERE-av DEVISE, WILL, EEQUEATH AND CONVEY ouR VAR' IOUS EARTHLY PQSSESSIONSQ AND ALL THE OTHER ARRDRTENANGEE AND HER' EDITAMENTS THEREUNTO BELONGINGQ T0 THE PERSONS HEREINAETER MENTIDN- E09 TO BE BY THEM HELD IN UNDISTURBED POSSESSION THROUGHOUT THEIR UORTAL SPANSQ To THE JUNIDRS, wHo WILL soon BECOME SENlORSg WE BESTOW AU.THE MISTAKESs BLUNDERSA INAccuRAcIEs AND LAPSES or MEMORY COMMITTED BY us DURING THE LAST ExoITING YEAR or ouR MOST EXCITING LIFE. To THE FRESHMEN AND 30PHOMORESp GDLLEGTIVELY AND INDIVIDUALLYQ UE CONVEY ouR POWER or SAYING THE WRONG THING IN THE RIGHT PLACEQOR THE RIGHT THING IN THE wRoNG PLACE. JusT HOV THIS IS ACCOUPLISHE D WE ARE NOT PREPARED T0 SAY. EACH ONE WILL NEED T0 WORK THE MATTER ouT FOR HIMSELF OR HERSELFO THERE IS N0 DOUBT THAT Muon BENEFIT 'ILL RESULT.FROU THE EFFORTQ THE PERSONAL BEQUESTS ARE AS FOLLOWS! Bos BAILEY, HIS ORATORICAL POWERS T0 JOEL LEE CLINE5 JACK BRAL- EY, HIS MANLY PHYSIQUE T0 EHERETT HERMANSKIS JAMES CALMERTI HIS ABILITY T0 GET ROMANTIC ON A MINUTES NOTICE T0 STANLEY NIcHoLs: BILLY FYFFE, Has ABILITY T0 GET T0 SCHDOL EVERY DAYIALTHOUGH HE COMES I9 MILESI TO ALVIN NOBLEQ IHC HAS ONLY 7 BLOGKSSKRLIE LEO LE GRANT, HIS ABILITY T0 oo THE MOST AND GET BY WITH IT. T0 J.D. WOOLBRIGNT, WHO DOES THE LEAST AND GETS cAuGHT: LEDNARD LDNGLEY LEAVES HIs EVENING SESSION IN STUDY HALL UITH MAxINE WARD T0 JERRY SEBRANEK AND VERMA JEAN SCHUEERS VINCENT SHIELDSA HIS AN- TIQUATED FDRD T0 THE JUNIORS ron THE AccusToMEo SKIPPING ouT IN THEIR SENIOR YEAR5 UELVIN WYSSMAN, HIS sTuoIous soon LEARNING T0 L. B, CDLLINSS WILUA BARNES. HER BLUE EYES TO ALTA BELL CL- IIE? MARY M. BRECKElRlDGEg HER AMRLE SWING AND SWAY9 ESPECIALLY svAY, T0 JERRY WILLIAMS: MARTHA BRIGHT, HER MOTHER'S TOUCH T0 VIRGINIA SHARRETTS ALBERTA DHABALT, HER COLLECTION or DANCE sT- AMRS T0 MILDRED GDDDARDI LUCILLE MALLDY AND JAMES CALYERTITHEIR MALL DUTY T0 THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTYS JUNE FlSCHERg HER ABILITY T0 BE NIND AND LENIENT T0 YILLARD BOYCES MONETTE MYERS,HER EASE IN USING INGDNGEIVAELE WORDS T0 UUOUROW NORRISS EDALEEN PHARES, HER EVER'READY WIT T0 RUBY-CLARKQ MAXINE WARD, HER LYRICAL TWITTER T0 ERvIN WYSSMANQ DORIS SHDEMANERI HER LOVELY CHARM T0 MARGARET LONG' LEYS VIRGINIA MCNEAL, HER PHYSICAL ATTRAcTIoN T0 FRANCES WIsEMAN5 JERRY HAwNINs, HER TIME- UASTIIG EFFORTS TO LouIs KROEGERS JERREL DEAN FAUBIONp HER GOLDEN TRESSES T0 MILDRED DALLASF DOROTHA PDWELL, HER ABILITY T0 LOSE aooxs T0 FRED JOHNSONA FOR RESEARCH WORK ll eLAGN-MAIL- IlGo CLASS PROPHECY ON THE ADVICE or THE FORTUNE TELLERA I GAZED INTo THE CRYSTAL GLOBE AND TOOK A PEEK INTO THE FUTURE or THE i940 GRADUATESQ MY SURPRISE wAS IMMEASURABLE WHEN I SAw A coURTRooM SCENE WITH MELVIN WYSSMAN AS STATE's ATTORNEY AND VINCENT SHIELDSI WORLD'S GREATEST CRIMINAL LAWYER9 TAKING THE FLODRQ ALTERNATELY ooNvIcTINc AND DE' FENDING BILLY LEE FYFEEI HELD on A CHARGE or STOOLTPIGEONRY. THE JURY FILED oUT AND' UAS ASToNISHEo TO SEE IN THEIR MIUST Sucn MEM' SERS A5 LEoNARo LONGLEYI JUNE FISCHERQ AND JACK BRALEYQ AFTER Two MINUTES or DELIBERATIONT THE JURY RETURNED THE vERoIcT--GUILTY or STO0L'PIGEONRY IN THE FlRST DEGREES UBSERVBNG THE cRowoIEAvINc THE COURTROOMg I SAw MAXCNE WARD LONCLEY wITH Two LITTLE LoNcLEY's HANGING ON HER SKIRT, THE SCENE CHANGED ANo I Now SAW THE INTERIOR or A vERY MooERN AND SELECT BEAUTY SHOPPES HEAD MANAGER wAS UORDTHA POWELLQ HER OPERATORS INCLUDED DORIS SHOEMAKER ANo JERREL DEAN FAUBIOBO MANI- CURIST wAS JERRY LEE HAWKINSQ MONETTE MYERS, THAT MosT EERICIENT PRIVATE SECRETARY TO THE PRES. or THE METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE Co., ENTERED:AND oEMANoEo IMMEDIATE SERVICES AFTER ALL, THIS wAS HER LUNCH HoUR AND SHE MUSTN'T BE LATE GETTQNG BACK T0 WORK. MARTHA BRIGHT, WHOSE HUSBAND OWNS A CHABN or FILLING STAnoNS, ENTEREQ LEISURELY FOR A COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENTQ TONIGHT wASHER NIGHT T0 IMPRESS THE SocIALLv PROMSNENT PEOPLE or THE CITY. THIS SCENE FAOED INTo OBLIVION AND I FOUND MYSELF STARINoINTo THE BNTERHOR or THE ROCKETR OCCUPVING A PRIVATE SUITE wAS IVA SMITH ANS HER TRAVEEQNG coMRANIoN, EDALEEN PHARESo Bos BAILEY,ST- ATE SENATORQ WAS IN AN ADJODNING CARg DILICENTLY PREPARINC A S ECH HE WAS T0 cIvE AT A CONVENTIONQ A JOLT INTERRUPTED HIS TREND or THOUGHT AND AT THE SAME TBME SCREAMS AND SHRIEKS WERE HEARD FROM THE PASSENGERS0 THE LBMITED EXPRESS HAD CRASHED INTo THE ROCKET. IMMEDIATELY THE scENE wAS ONE or CONFUSION AND ANXIETYQ IN THE MIDST or THIS HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE APPEARED WILMA BARNES, ACE RE- PORTER ON THE STAR TELEGRAM, HER RHoTocRARHIc ASSISTANT WAS MARY MARGARET BRECKENRIDGEA PATIENTLY AwAITINc THEM WAS THEIR TAXI DRIV' ER, ARLIE LEo LEGRANT. PEACE AT LAST DESCENDED AND I NOW SAW A SWANKY CAFE IN CALI- FORNIAA HEAD WAITRESS WAS ALBERTA DHABALTQ ABOUT 7 BLOCKS Down THE STREET WAS A LITTLE SUBURBAN HOME, WHOSE OCCUPANTS VAS THE FORMER LUcILLE MALLOY AND CHUNNY CALVERT. LIVING AcRosS THE STREETWAS VIRGINIA MCNEAL NORRISQ ABRUPTLY THE GLOBE CRASHED on THEFLOORI AND MY MENTAL PICTURES WERE ELIMINATEoo .-M. ,4 , wa.. - X 1 Z-bf 49. F2554 2:2111 win : 4 in iii! L f 32551 'f ,ge Y iii! in EE Eh ' ' Q ggi: , wiiyli' w 7 1 A ' K:-.gi , .s,. , .. . , . 5 -A -gif' - 1. 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A NUMBER or THE BUYS ARE on THE FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL TEAMS, AND SEVERAL GIRLS ARE ON THE SAS- KETBALL TEAM. THE JUNQOR CLASS PLAY wAs GIVEN MARCH I4. THE JUN- IoR-SEHIDR UINQUET, WHBCH as ONE or THE LEADING SocIAL EVENTS or THE YEAR, WILL coME IN MAYQ THE JUNIDR cLASS OFFQCERS ARE: BETTY PDHELL--PRESS, BILLY CAREY--vIcE-PRES., AND ALFRED KA95ER0'SECo AND TREASS THE CLASS SPONSOR IS MRSQ KATE WADSLEYH SQPHOMORE CLASS THE SOPHOMORE CLASS IS DDMPDSED or 54 STUOENTSQ THE OFFI' cERs ARE: PRESIDENT--VIRGINIA DEBOARDv VIcE-PREsIDENT--- SAMMY AULICK, SECRETARY--DDRDTHY BARNES, AND TREASURER--CARMDLITA TRDUT. A NUMBER or BOYS IN THE GLASS ARE OUTSTANDING IN FOOTBALL. THERE ARE ALSO A FEW, BOTH aovs AND GIRLS, WHO ARE OUTSTANDING IN SCHOLASTIC AcT'VlTlESo tn THE ANNUAL ELECTION or FOOTBALL QUEEN, THE SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE wAs DORLINE RICHEYA THE CLASS SPONSOR IS MR. ALVA T. HILL. FRESHMA N CLASS THE FRESHMAN CLASS HAS AN ENROLLMENT or 2l STUDENTSQTHE MAIN AoTIvITY or THE YEAR wAS THE FINE SUPPORT GIVEN THE FRESHMAN CAN' DIDATE FOR FOOTBALL QUEEN, HELEN JEAN WALDIES THE cLASS OFFICERS ARE: DOROTHY MAE BLANOFOROI PRESeQ HELEN JEAN WALDIE, VIcE- PRESQS RICHARD Wooosg Sscog AND DOROTHY LEE KAISERT TREASQ THE GLASS SPONSOR IS lZoRA Mc CDLLUM. W Q ,Q t f M Va. ' -, 3- gimgffggg ,. 141' NX 4 ' I y, J gm W' Y f Q - N Q W- , KL: '. ' ' .,. :. :i ' ri-f:' :'v-. A, Mg? .M J. ggi I ,A Q3 ,MM k .w lk s31w'2z'i3f:ffi iw' Mg,, ,,WN , - .. .f Zf'1 -5 , , 235 - MJ, 2 Q 4 f 4 if f' 'L Q L3 K all X? f-. X 3 f s 4' 5 1 fx Hifi., 1 3, f 55, , E 5 J Q4 2 'J K ir IS Q as 'CST Ba fa 3 . 3 s f gf S .ef . . Q ,sg ' Email S M if 5 Sim A V: A, Q5 SFQQ asks-,T Q U Y as . A X 'Q ifik as Z it 25 1 , .fi , O S : ,ffgb 2 fx use be U 2 , f 'X J A i if! 9- 1 Q 3 Q 4 -v. K :ggfm ,, , ,. , A , , wgzw qm,.4-f'w w': E ... ::- , W wffxg-,fW.' we f aff' 3 gg Q mf -Vg X mJ.1Zw,Lzagz.Ww' ffxxqpak, , 415455, .zy-,I-, x1:A,PSEf,.:wfv:naf.f3z,w4N Q ,A,43,'7,,,- ,.',,,s, 'i FOOTBALL COVlNGTON'S FOOTBALL SQUAD STARTED THEIR i959 SEASON WITH A SUASNING VICTORY or I9-6 oven BlLLlNGSn FOLLOWED ev 6-0 wan oven Monnssouo A Few DIFFIGULTIES AROSEQ AND Cov- uucron onorweo THE NEXT THREE cAues T0 THEIR ovwonenvs. Au- ess CRES6EUTn AND Meorono. Hennessev Ano CARMEN roumr Tue TEAM TO A STANDSTILL or O-Oo COVINGTON onovreo TNE NEXT QAM: T0 MARSHALL av Tue NARROW MARGIN or 7-0. MORRl80N'TES 'rue COVINGTON eeeveu sv Tue scoae or 6-6. To wluo ur THE SEASON, THE oeo 'solve' cAue lsru GAA- len cAue THANKSGIVING DAV. Novemaen 50. on none TERRITORY. AFTER A 'BLOODTBATTLE' GARBER noupeo oven COVINGTON av Tue scone or 40-7. Tue FOOTBALL SQUAD uuceuoeoz JACK BnALev. HB: MZLVIN WYSSMANu E: Vuncenv SnaeLos, QB: LEONARD LoncLev, C: . Boo BAILEYU HB: ALrneo KAesee, TQ Lenov BAnaeTT, HB: SHERMAN STUART9 FB: J. L. CLINEQ E: MeLaounue CLAUNCH, T5 JAUES Suneves, G5 Smuv Auucx, E3 Tnenon BRAD!-'ORDQ C5 DUANE BRAD- eono. G3 A. L. LEGRANTQ H85 Envnu WYSSUANn G: EVERETT Hen- UANSKlo T5 CLvoe HenuAnsxu, QB: PRESTON Cox, E: JAMES BRA' Lev, E5 J. D. wO0LBRlGMTp HB5 Louie Knoecea, E: AID RICHARD Woooss G. Bov's BASKETBALL A GREAT DEAL OF lNTEREST IS ALWAYS SHOWN ON BASKETBALL an Tue CovaNcTou Hman Souooe AND oun TeAu nAuxs veLL wuvu TEAMS or OTHER scnooes or ous CLASSQ Meusens or Tue l959- 40 aov's BASKETBALL TeAu ARE! JACK BRALEYA Boa BAILEYQVIN' ceur SHIELDSQ 8sLLv CAREY9 Wooonow Nonnus. 0uAue BRAorono. JAues Suneves, Theo POTTER, SnenuAu STUART, Louse xnoecsn. Eocene Jones, BUSTER Nonnss, Jo D. woonsnucnr. AND JAMES BRALEY. The TEAMS PLAYED Ame: Hennessev, CRESCENT, BlLLlNGBv MARSHALLQ AND GARBER. GnnL's BASKETBALL Tue COVINGTON BASKETBALL cnnLs vnounse A coco nun THIS veAno MOST or LAST YEAR'S TEAM Meuaens eevunneo. AID Tue new cnov or PROSPECTS ARE Pune. Tue TEAU ueuaens ron THIS veAR Ane: MARTHA 8alcnT.Do- noTuv PoveLL. BETTY PoweLL, JAMIE WULLQ- sol. MARGIE SuenneLL, Jennenn DEAN FAUB' Ion. Manoneo WYSSUAHA ELVIRA WYSSUANJMR' GUERITE Helm, IRMA wYSSlANp Donornv KAI' sen. FRAICOS WISEMANQ VIRGINIA DEBOARDQ CAnuoLuTe TRouT, ETTA MAE HOYQIRENE Son- ween, AND DARLeue Scnween. -. - , n V , J. - , . ,, ,A ,,,, , J POEMS SPRING SPRING SKIPS IN, oN A DEW'DROPPED FORESTQ AND MERRILY aRusHEs AWAY THE HOAR'FRUSTS THEN STOPS AND LIsTEHs T0 THE RusTLING or LEAVESP AND oRoPs A, NGooo HoRNING,W T0 A MERRY LITTLE BREEZE, THEN UP Pops THE sun, BRIGHTa LARGE AND RED, AND SAYSQ 'CoME, LITTLE CREATURESQ JUMP OUT or BEDQ' THEN HE PLAYS on THE oEw oRoPs TILL THEY TWINHLE AND SHINE, 'THEY SPARKLE LIKE oIAMoNos,n WHISPERS THE TALLQ STATELY PI THEN FROM THE PINE COMES A SLEEPYg SMALL, 'PEEPS' WHICH IS ANSWERED IN TURN Enom THE ELM WITH Aa NCHEEPIW WHICH IS EcHoEo Enom TREES, LARGE AND SHALL, FAR AND NEAR, AND THE NocnING-aIRo's SONG FALLS ON THE AIR RIHGING CLEAR' THEN SPRING PoPs UP FROM THE M05S'COVEREO ROCKS, Fon THERE'S CLEARING T0 oog SHE OPENS THE LOCK Or HER BRIGHT'COLORED GAG wHIcH IS PACKED FULL or THINGS, WHICH ARE VERY MUCH NEEoEo IN CLEANING Pon SPRINGQ SHE SWEEPS UP DEAD LEAVES IN A NEAT LITTLE STACK: AND TAKES OUT HER WAND FROM HER BRIGHT'COLORED SACK: THEN WITH HER 5TAR'VAND SHE TOUCHED THE STACKG AND: PRESTOE THEY'RE GREEN AS A GREEN'LIZARD'S BACK. THEN A MERRY LITTLE BREEZE SWEEPS THEM ALL OFF THE EARTHA AND UP TO THE TREES WHO WERE LAUGHING WITH MIRTH, ---PHYLLIS NICHOLS FRESHMAN COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL I CANNoT SING I CANNOT SING or AUTUMN NIGHTS NOR LOVERS 'HEATH THE Moon, I CANNOT SING or PERFUMED WINDS THAT xsss THE STILL LAGOONQ I CANNOT SING or HAPPY HEARTS Or WEDDING BELLS THAT RING, ALASI I CANNOT SING THESE THINGS BECAUSE I CANNOT SING0 ANONYUOUS ze+ cs fare onTesTcnTs Freshman Sovh u'1'UlY'6 omemakers Jumor Sensor , V W, ', -f'FV1, f F i, .Pf 'aw 5 fwj, ' Tue JAzz:Tras Per Cnus Tnas 'Perpv' cnour or swans. CALLING THEMSELVESNJAZZETTES' UAS ORGANUZED on Nqvsnaen B, 9925. ron ru: nuevos: or CREATING 'PEPN Ano ENTHUSIASM in ulcn SGROOL ATHLETIC CONTESTSQ THE OR' CANUIATION eeAcnco :vs zsnsvn on Noveuasa 27, Vasu oun roof- BALL TSAM wear T0 GARBER ron vue LAST GAME or rua SEASON. THE oncAnlzATsou HAS suvvoerso oun TEAMS uoaLv Ano uAs usLPso GREATLY In MAKING THEM THE success rnAr THEY HAVE seen. Tue runs? Pnsseosuv wAs FLETTA CoLson. Voce-Pneslocuv ----- LEOTA MlTcn:LL. SECRETARY AND TREASURER ----- ERMA HAIKINSA Tu: runs? uuaronus wane eLuE Ano wnura CLOIN suavs, valve ounce cArs warn A LARGE wusra 'C' on Tue ssoso Now Tusv An: WHITE SATIN snaefs Ano anus woou snonvs. TH: '39 orracsss ARE? Pnzsloeuf--Mouevve Mvansg vncs-Pnes- IDEM?--OLEVA BUTTS, SecRsvnnv-TIEASURER--Bennlc: BARTELSQ THE YELL'LEADERS ARE MARTHA Bnssnvf WILMA BARNeS. AND MARcuERlTE Haeui Ano rn: srouson us Bervv Foukc. Home Economics TME FUTURE HOME MAKERS CLUB IS A uATsouAu oncANlzATloN.Ar- FILIATED warn Tn: AmznncAn HOME Ecououncs ASSOCOATIONA The cLua wAs Fansv ORGANl2ED Hans vans YEARQ Ann rns rnsssnr uaussnsnnr IS ronrv-incur. Tue Punvoss or THE cmua as T0 nnouors nursassr IN Home Econouacsp ANU ro nsvsLoP lEADEHSH4Po Mesrlncs ARE HELD vvscz A mourn warn G:nALoen: WILLIAMS AS rnzsloeur Ano lzonA UcCoLLuu AS sponsoso Futuna FARMERS or AMERICA TM: Covlncron CHAPTER WAS OFFICIALLY sulTlATEo INTO'DE FU- Tuns FARMERS or AMERICA on Novsussn IG. 1959. Tn: CLIMAX or fue YEAR wAs REACMED snonrLv AFTER ru: GAR- rnsno Counvv Fuzz FAIR wnen vue SUMMARY nsvonv or ALL rnoascvs snowso THAT rue AVERAGE Pen aov IAS 2.l Pnouecvs. wuvu A TOTAL or 96 ovusnsnsr Pnoaecvs VALUED AT 53200.00 Ann consssrunc or IEEF. DAIRY, swans, sweep, Pounrnv, wneAr, Ano PASTURE cnovs. Tn: SUM ARY snowen ISO lupnovsuanv onouscrs VALUED AT i2I.232. Tu: ournovemznv paoazcvs consasrso or Lnvesvocx Ano cnor lu- rnoveuauv, Home BEAUTlFICATl0Ng CONSERVATlONg Ano FARM Home ne- PAIR wonxo Tu: cgua orrncens Fon i940 ARE! ALFnso KAISER'-PRESov A.LQ LsGnAnv--vacE- Pnessp Jncx BRALEV'-SECap CLARENCE BART- :Ls--TRSASOB LEONARD LoNcLev--REP.Q Ano Envln WvssuAn--ScTo'Ar-Anusn The cLusAo- vlsoa as MRO ALVA T. HuLL. V , A-Q , ,. .kv gi Ef Q 'xii W3 553 , Em: , fm - X s 531 , S Q 5 is vii? X Q 1 E ,., i x E23 ima 1. Rs M M A emor I G S 'iif A f ff 'a .f. I, ff vas x A X lf A . 1-,.,. ,, X :V - x , , .. X 132' Z? QS P5 Q 5 SVWX if fi, mg ' W5 - SQ? S. W Q 25 I 5 'xx 1 Q 3 e ,f , SF 1 1 N ww, 4 UE HCT umiov' os'i' . Q ii! Ph Q53 'X Q L 'QAM 'H' mg: i 55223. .- .2 Q xk o mo re. 5: 1 1 . if . .. , cn s 'I' 1 ig 5, 55,431 S4 CGST Wi? E 4,1 F, 1 f 'MQW an x f' W QW w f :f f' ' Jw wv'vff41ZTf:v, ,mf K -Q ,Q fn .QQ A 21 jp U , , Mfr, A MZ, 1, , . -,fp , .. Q , VV,-XXMQV .X ,,, .W , .4 .V .... . .- ' f Q -nf-,mf,,, sv' f f ,f k H f f. 1'f - W -- 4 f 1 Z fa ffsiwf b V Q1 W f w ff! ' -f ffcfwff 1wt41,w '4 wiv. , ffl J' tiefimf ff:-'if 52 f H , --Agn, .V 7, ww :, wg.. as WN ..-,'A:w:v.:ff,4:.Q 6 Q 15553 -' Mf5f44,QM ,:,cgf44f L-171 fw ff,' ,,fy,Q55il,'54'1, 3 ff - gd f'Sg,5'JgffJvmf--':w,gfxyfsfywg3 if N K Q 1 4 1 + fb W ,Zh 1 Q 'Y T' ff A fe,-11. : , . M ' K 1' Q-Sf, VL 115313 I J lu I 1 1 3 4' 1 1 T 1 A I I 1 s- 1 I 1 4 1 2 I a l W T l E' A gl 1 in .ff f, .f 'rv 45' . - -T57 94.51271 ,, ,qs ' -'fum Q, ., f-fifm-, ' X-3 121.4 ' HIGH SCHOOL FQNE ARTS THE HIGH SCHOOL FANE ARTS MEET WAS HELD AT GARBER ON MARCH 28 AND 29. CUNTESTANTS EOR THE DRANATTO AND UECLAMATION Ozvusw IONS WERE COACHED ev MRS. KATE WADSLEY AND Mass BETTY FOUKEQ Miss LDRENE MUNSON HAD CHARGE or ALL THE Music EVENTSQ THE DECLAMATRGN DiV!540N QNCLUOEO: STANDARD ORATQONS--VlNcENT SHBELDS9 ALMA JOHNSON 0R!cnNAL ORATQON-'Bos BAILEY HUMOROUS READiNGS'4UARGARET LONGLEV: vaOLET MALLOY DRAMATHC READQNGSMWLUCSLLE MALLOY, BsLLv CAREY INTERPRETSVE READHNG-'GLORIA LELAND ONE ACT PLAYU-BOB BAaLEv, GLORIA LELAND, SAMMY AULICK, ALMA JOHNSON, AND Je Da WOOLBRIGHT. THE Music CCNTESTANTS WERE: SORRANO SOLO:-HHELEN JEAN wALO1E, ETTA MAE Hov MEZZO'5OPRANO SCLOHECELENA MAE ROBESON ALTO SOLOR-WQLNA BARNES BARITONE 30LOSN'BZLLY JONES, FRED JOHNSON BASS SOLO-QCLANOE SALLEE CORNET SOLO--JsMNeE HOMMEL PIANO SOLO--HELEN JEAN wALnnE GBRLS QOARTET-QNQLNA BARNESQ HELEN JEAN WALOIEQ MARY Mo BREORENRQOOES AND MAFGUEQBTE HEOMQ BOYS AND GQRLS QLEE Gauss-R VIOLHN SOL0m'MARY MkRGAHET BRECNENRQOGE THOSE wHO ENTERED THE ENED BuSsNESS COLLEGE TvRsNs CONTEST'MARCH 30, WERE: ATYFRNC ii'-WQLMA BARNESN MQNETTE MYERS9 MARY Mo BRECKENRQDGEQ TVPSNG S--MARGTE SHERRELLN RENATA WYSSMAN, BILLY CAREvc THOSE wuo wlLL co TO TONKAWA APRIL il, l2, ANO I5 FOR THE DnsT- RlcT MEET ARE: MONETTE MYERSP-ENcLasH LITE, Boa BAILEY --- ORATl0Ng BILLY CAREY--REAOUNOP ALMA JOHNSON--ORATTON, Luc- ILLE MALLOY AND MARGARET ANN LoNQLEvQ-READMNG. CONTESTANTS IN COMMERCE FOR THE TONKAWA ELOMBNATION CONTEST wERE:SmmT- HAND--WnLMA BARNESQ MARGIE SHERRELL, MILDREO WYSSMAN, AND LUCULLE MALLOYA TYPBNG ll'-MONETTE MYERS, WILMA BARNES, MARY MARGARET BRECKENRlDGEs ANO IVA SMITHQ TYPSNG lm-BaLLv FvEEE9BuLv CAREY, RENATA WYSSMANT AND MARGIE SHERREUJ FIRST GRADE H. Anas I. BARNES E. BROWN L. CARTER B. CASTEEL E. CLIFFORD B. CREECY R. UEBOARD L. FERGUSON L. FISGNER O. FREEMAN J. GYER B. HAYNARD Jn Lo HENRY M. HILEMAN P. HUNTER B. M. JONES B. LDNSE R. MCLAREN H. MERCER E. MILLER G. PALMER A. PARRADN S. PHILLIPS L. Risv D. SULLIVAN B. WOERZ SECOND GRADE B. ANDERSON H. BROWN No Bnown H. CLARK B. KARRAKER W. KEGAN R. LQNGLEY H. STouT F. WALKER B. Younc THIRD GRADE Rc BEEBY STUDENTS IN THE GRADE SCHOOL L. BEOPPLE N. BEDPPLE K. BRINK L. CARTER L. CREECY B. DRADALT B. DUNLAP B. GEORGE H. GEORGE C. GDPFERT J. HENKIE G. HILEMAN Lo KENGLE J. Morr M. PARRAEN H. RUST V. SEDIVY B. STOUT B. SULLIVAN B. WILLIAMS FOURTH GRADE M. CASTEEL H. CONGDON J. MEADE K. MILLER L. PALMER E. ROBERTSON F. SEDIvv D. SALA M. WALDIE J. A. WEHMEIER Pa WARD Go WALKER E. 0oLs FIFTH GRADE L. BREGKENRIDGE J. FISCMER D. GYER H. ESTILL 0. FERGUSON V. M. FERGUSON J. D. HUNTER H. LoNsE R. MCLAREN B. PALMER C. SEDRANER D. STOUT R. TROUT B. J. WATNINS G. Younc SIXTH GRADE R. KVERY H. J. BLANDFDRD M. M. BUYER J. BROWN D. M. CORRELL T. DozIER D. DUNSVORTH J. A. DEDDARD P. GELLER A. HILEMAN J. HILEMAN A. HuRsT I. KIRxRATRIcx D. JONES D. MILLER D. RAEE D. WILLIAMS M. MERCER SEVENTH GRADE J. BAILEY' M. BROWN L. CAREY M. CASTEEL CLARN DNADALT L. ESTILL FIscHER M. GDREERT LoNsE D MDLAREN M. MDNEAL MOFF NICHOLS PURSLEY ROSENBAUM SEDRANEN SHAW SQUIRES STOUT J. SEDIVY V. TERRELL J. WALDIE WALKER Younc EIGRTN GRADE CLARK DOUGHERTY DAVIDSON E. FERGUSON HILEMAN KARRAKER M. 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THIS YEAR THERE ARE TVENTY'ElGHT FIRST GRADE PUPILS AID TEN SECOND GRADE PUPILSD THE ROOM HAS BEEN QUITE GAY ALL YEAR WITH MANY PLANTS AND nav- ERs. AS WELL AS MANY MOUNTED PICTURES SUITABLE T0 EACH MONTH AND THE HOLIDAYS OF EADH. THE ART DISPLAY HAS FOLLOUED CLCSELY THE MARCH or THE MDNTHS. ALSOQ WITH THE 'Book SHELF' CHARTS, AND THE RENMANSHIR ExHIeIT, THE PRIMARY ROOM IS A VERY BUSY AND INTERESTING PLACE IN WHICH T0 LIvE DURING THE scHDDL YEAR. GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA 'AN OLD KENTUCKY GARDEN' THE ANNUAL GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA WAS PRESENTED IN THE HIGH SDH- DDL AUDlTORlUMg WEDNESDAY, NovEMaER FIFTEENTH, NINETEEN nuRTY-NINE. THE OPERETTAD 'AN OLD KENTUCKY GARDEN,' FEATURED THE eEsT-LovED so- NGS or STEPHEN C. FDSTERI IN THE ATMOSPHERE or THE NOLD SDUTH.' THE CHARACTERS WERE: COLONEL STAUNTON KGENE KARRAKER,SJEANHIEa Hls NIEGEI IMARVA WALDIED: PHILLIP9 JEANNIE's DRDTHERI CLEROY CAR- EYXS RICHARD MORGAN QTUMHY PURSLEY,a A HANDSOME YOUNG NDRTHERNERI THE HINDU KWILFORD PHARES,i JDY, FRIEND or PNILLIPD ITRIS KIRNRAT- RIDRDQ JDE BUZZARD IALLAN CLARHD5 A MDNEY-LENDER5 HAHNAH KEDNIOE CL- ARHJQ HENRY BLOW KJIMMY HILEMANJ5 ELMEHA QALBERTA HlLEMAN,S WILL- IAM KARDHIE FYFFEIS ANDREW IDON WlLLlAMS,S SETH fRlCHARD NoRRIs lg ADALUZA QPEGGY GELLERDS LILY QMARY MINNIE BOYERQQ TDM QJUSTIN BAI- LEYQQ MR. MONEYFOLD ILAWRENOE Morris MRA ARTICHOKE KBILLY SHAYJSAND THE TWO HINDU DANcERs QFRANCES FERGUSON AND ROBERT ESTILLJ. THE CHORUSES CONSISTED OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WHO CLIE T0 THE PARTY. AND A WHOLE ELDDH OF LITTLE PICKANlNNlESq THE 0PERETTA,WAS IMMEHSELY ENJOYED BY ALL THE CAST AND THE so- Nos WILL LIVE FOREVER IN THE HEARTS or THE CHILDREN. THE DIRECTOR WAS LDRENE MUNSON, ASSISTED av UNA V0IoTIfnANcEsl BENN PALMER. ILINESI CORA WHITE, fPUBLlClTY,p AND LILLIAN POPEKCOST Tunss.J THE RHYTHM BAND THERE ARE EDRTY-THREE MEMBERS IN THE RHYTHM BAND. THEY ARE oREssED IN WHITE TROUSERS AND SHIRTS, WITH BLUE CAPES LINED WITH WHITE, AND BLUE cARs WITH WHITE PLUMES. THE DIREDTDRI BOBBY JOE WILLIAMS. AND THE DRUM MAJOR, BARBARA WOERZp WEAR SUITS or ALL UNITED WITH WHITE CAPS. LA VELLE TERREL IS AccDMPAHIsT FOR THE BAND, AND MISS CDRA WHITE IS SPONSOR. V 1 W 4. . . f., J M.-... . -11,13 X X Sevenrh-Eayn-h X 5 1' 5:31, ,V 1, PG deS X ': ' -a 2 i 52252. '2 M bf 2-2.5. g 3? V si Sxfh Gm cle :i:-sf: , 5 ,-: :Q K ,175 ' 1555 f k a o LA Y-'T H S7 H Grades :' 2-Q4 11? 1 TV :IE f B? .., , A -:,:l.i z Zig ' X , ,, , ,i,,wQ,, M ig:-,:' 2+'2:1' -.:. '1-,:.:,. , ,f, Q.-: ..., feffs -if Q- .. z S' : sq L. if .Q E , If- 'S rf 9 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CLASS THIS cnour or YOUNGSTERS EDASTS THE LARGEST ENROLLMENT IN THE GRADE BUILDING HAVING THIRTYWSEVHH STUDENTS AND or THIS GROUPIUNE' TEEN HAVE BEEN IN THIS SCHOOL EDR ALL THEIR GRADE TRAINING. TRERE ARE TwEuTv-SIA SEVENTH GRADERS AND ELEVEN EIGHTH GRADERS- THE OFFICERS or THE EISHTH GRADE ARE: Boaev DOUGHERTYAPRESA, MARGARET ROSEHBAUM, VASEWPRES., FONDA DAVIDSON, SEC., AND WILFORD PRARES., TREASA In THE SEVENTH GRADE WE FIND JOANN McLAREu.PREs.. ROBERT ESTILLA VICE-PRES09 JUSTIN BAILER, SEc.9 ARD MARMA WALDIEI TREAS. FRDM THIS ROOM DQME ALL MEMBERS or Ecru THE aovs Ano GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAMS9 WHICH HAVE won SEVERAL TRDRHIES THIS YEAR. DEPARTMENTAL TEACHBWG HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT wITu THIS GROUP. THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS RAIE DLASSES WITA TRESE YOUNGSTERSS BERNG. PALMER? MRSA UNA VOIGTQ MISS LQRERE Munson. AND MISS BETTY Fbuxs. BENR G. PALMERQ GRADE PRINCIAALQ IS RDME RDDM TEACHER. MRS. MANLEY BAILEY Ano MRS. W. J. HILEMAN ARE THE HDME Room MDTRERS. SI XTH GRADE GLASS THE SIXTH GRADE HAS EIGRTEER MEMBERSA NINE or WHICH STARTED TOGETHER IN THE PRIMARY ROQUE TRE SLASS MEMBERS HAVE ERTERED INTO MARY ACTIVITIES! FOUR ARE REMSERS or THE ORCHESTRA, FOUR ARE MEM- 'ERS or BASKETBALL TEAMS9 Revs ARE MEMBERS or THE SAAETTE BANDAAND SIRTEEN ARE 4fH CLUB MEMBERSS OFFICERS ARE: Don WILLIAMS, PRES., HELER Jov BLARDEDRDQ SEGA- ANU ALIQE HDRSRQ TREAS. FIFTH GRADE CLASS TIIE FDFTI-I GRASE coeasasv-S OF SIATEEN PUPILSS EISI-IT sovs Ano EI- ERT GIRLSQ TEN RuPILs EN TRIS DLASS HAVE ATTENDEO TRE ENTIRE Scu- OOL PERIOD Il COVJNGTONS ESSRT MEMSERS or THE CLASS ARE IN ' THE SCHOOL GLEE CLUB. HIRE IN 4fH CLUSA 5 BN SAAETTE BARD. 2 IN ORCH' ESTRAA I IN RHYTHM BANDS ARD I BN BASKETBALL. LILLIAN POPE, YEA! CHER ---- I957-I94Oo ' FUURTH GRADE CLASS THE RDURTR GRADE CLASS NAS AN ENROLLMENT or TRIRTEEN PurILS: sIx Sovs Ano SEVEN GIRLSQ SI-:vER or-' THESE PUPILS HAVE ATIENDED Cov- INQTON GRADE SCHOOL SINCE THEY STARTED T0 SCHOOL. ELEVEN MEMBERS or THE cLASs ARE IN THE Scaooa MIXED CHORUSA 3 IN 4fH, 3 IN SAx- ETTE BAND, 2 IN ORCHESTRAA AND I GN BASKETBALL. THIRD GRADE CLASS I JUST SINCE i937 HAS THE TRIRD GRADE RAD A SEPARATE CLASS ROOM, Ann A HOME RooM TEA- GNER. THE THIRD GRADE HAS ALWAYS SEER AN ACTIVE CLASS IN ALL ScRooL FUNCTIONS, ARD IN WORKING ouT INTERESTING PROJECTS DURING THE vEAR.A LDRERE Munson HAS BEEN THIRD GRADE I-IOME'RO0M TEACHER SINCE I936., GRADE SCHOOL P. T. A. Tu: PARENT'TEACHER ASSOCIATION or THE GRADE SCHOOL HAS NAD A vsnv ACTIVE AND vnocnsssuve cnouv or wonnens, ron THE PASTTWO YEARS, unotn THE surenvnsnon or Mas. ED Cneccv, THE PRESIDENT or THE ORGANIZATIONA Tnus cnoup cAvc THE GRADE BUILDING A new HARD'l0OD FLOOR AT Tn: cosv or APPROXIMATELY 3250.00. AND :TAL- so IS snousonsnc SEVERAL orucn USEFUL nnoaccrs. Tusnn ooovsn- ATION AND SUPPORT as NEEDED AND APPRECIATED sv THE GRADE Scuool.. GRADE SCHOOL BOYS ATHLETICS The ATHLETICS ron THE GRADE aovs HAS VARIED an THE PAST TWO YEARSo AT THE asclnnnnc or THE scnooL YEAR' BOFTBALL uDLDs muon anrsntsv, UNTIL sAsx:TeALL, TH! MAJOR SPORT. STARTSo Ar- Tsn THIS SEASON IS oven. BASEBALL AND TnAcx FULL Tu: nzuAlnDcn or TH: PROGRAM. Tnus YEAR THE OIL BELT GRADE Conreneucs WAS ORGANIZED AT COVINCTON, wnacn INCLUDES COVlNGTONg GARBIR, SINCLAIR, FAln- HAVENA HUNTER, AND HAYIARDQ AT Tn: ANNUAL TOURNAUENT HELD an JANUARY, Covlneron won THE secono PLACE TROPNY. A LARGE nuuoen or aovs PARTICUPATED an ALL snonrs OFFERED ron THE GRAD: SCHOOL aovs, unoen THE DIRECTION or Benn G. PAL' NERD GRADE SCHOOL GERLS ATHLETICS Tklnvv GIRLS nAvz vAnTncavATsD IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION nnocnAu or THE GRADE SCHOOL THIS YEAR. Uuocn Tue nnnscruon or Mns. UNA Voacr, THE PROGRAM INCLUDED sorTaALL, IASKETBALLQDRIL' Ls. Ano FOLK ewes. ' The BASKETBALL TEAM von TWO TROPHIES an Tue Covuucvon AAD GoLTnv GRADE SCHOOL TOURNAMENTS, AID TWELVE MEDALS wen: AwAnD- ED T0 PLAYERSQ Sous or Tae TEAMS lnscn THEY DEFEATSD ARE! On- LAuDo. WAUKOMlSn JET, GARBERQ Ano FAIRHAVEN. Tue MAY Fave cLluAxeo THE PROGRAM an wnacn uAncu:s AND Dn- ILLS wen: cnvsu aaron: THE MAY Queen. I 2 U, Q Q52 ' ggi: fb .F x KX ' Ei 1 5 Qi Riilf az, 5,2 2:2215 if .-5,5 115.12 2423 3725? ff ai l. f 1 .. A' MII? Q Epi. X Aw QR, X411 'yi' - K 'i J If .L X 'V V ..,., 6, U- . 3.4. .9 1- -x ff Af .., K Q 2 . 1.2 A .1 J an if 4 H CLUB ACTIVE PARTOCIPATION IN CLUB WORK IN THE COVINGTON 4-H CLUB BE' CAN IN SEPTEMBERD 1938, WHEN THE GRADE SCHOOL PRINCUPAL, MR. BENN C. PALMER, AND MRSA UNA VOIGT WERE APPOINTED COACHESD THIS YEAR THEEN' ROLLMENT REAOHED SEYENTY-EavE MEMBERS, REPRESENTING FOUR SCHOOLS. IT as THE LARGEST OF THE TWENTY'FOUR CLUBS 1N GARFIELD COUNTY. MRS. LILLIAN POPE wAS APPOQNTED AS AODnT:oNAL COACH THIS YEAR. PREHQOHS, AMODNTTNO TO oNE HUNDRED sux DOLLARS, AND EORTY-Two RIBBONS, WERE won AT THE CARPQELD COUNTY FAIR IN OCTOBER, l939,WHERE THE CLUB PLACED FOURTH HN ACHIEVEMENTS FQFTY-Two HEHSERSQ COACHESQ AND PARENTS ATTENDED THE THIRD ANN' UAL 4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENT BANQUET HELD IN ENTD, JANUARY 24,wHERE Jus- TIN BAILEY LEAD THE RnTuAL AND SEVEN MEMBERS or THE CLUB WERE NAMED FOR SPECIAL ACHTEVEMENTE DOROTHY KAISERQ MARY BROWN, DOROTHY RUST, LOUEHHA BRECKENRIDGED JANE ROSENBADH, BUELAH NORRIS, AND DOROTHY MAE BLANDFORDN ROBERT ESTILLA Louis SCHWEERQ MORRBS SCHWEER, LAWRENCE MOFFD JO ANN MCLAREN9 WSLBUR WYSSMAND AND LAMBERT WYSSMAN WON ON LIVESTOCK PROJECTS AT THE FAARO AT THE COUNTY CONTEST! MARCH Big VBS, THE cLua won TEN FIRSTSP AND THREE SECOND PLACE REBBONSQ THE ORIGINAL PLAYS GAMESy AND DEM' ONSTRATTONS WERE SUPERIOR. LOCAL CLUB MEETQNGS ARE HELD AT NENE o'CLOCK ON THE SECOND TUE- SDAY OF EACH MONTH, AT THE GRADE SCHOOL BusLDlNsc OFFICERS ARE: GE' NE KARRAKER, PRESQL JOSTQN BABLEYA VLCE-PRESS, MARVA WALDIEA SECYQ, AND MARGARET ROSENSAUMS TREAS. ORCHESTRA THE COVENGTON SCHOOL ORCHESTRA wAS ORGANIZED TWO YEARS AGO wsTH A MEMBERSHIP 0F FIFTEEND DESPRTE THE HANDHCAP OF HAVING FEW INSTRU' MENTSQ THE GROUP FUNCTHONED WTTH NDTQCEASLE PROGRESSO THE SECOND YEAR OF QTS ORGANIZATQON SAW IMPROVEMENT IN aNSTRu- MENTATION AND SN TECHNsquE0 THE ORCHESTRA PLAYED FOR VARl0US SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND ENTERED IN THE CONTEST SPONSORED BY RADIO STATION KCRC. THIS YEAR THE GROUP HAS REACHED A NEW PSNNACLE OF ENDEAVORA AL- THOUGH STTLL INCOMPLETE IN THE BASS SECTUONA THE ORCHESTRA IS WIN- NING PRAISE EOR uTs ACHIEVEMENTS GIRLS GLEE CLUB THE GIRLS GLEE CLUB OF THE COvnNOTON GRADE SCHOOL IS A RELAT- IVELY NEW ORGANIZATIONQ THEY PLACED HN THE GARBER FINE ARTS CONTEST LAST YEAR9 AND ARE WORKING HARD T0 BRING BACK MORE HONORS THBS YEARS BOYS GLEE CLUB THE BOYS GLEE CLUB IS COHPOSED OF EIGHT' EEN VOICESS THEY ALSO PLACED HN THE GARHER FINE ARTS CONTESTS WaTH THE ADDUTION QF SEY- ERAL VOICES THTS YEAR, WE EXPECT STILL GEMTER THINGS FROM THEME '. :x .4- rrp . .4 5 sae If iv 1 i f QE '91 5 1 6 2 5 x 3 : 3 - ' A F. 'IM-5.' 4, 1 5 gy., 1:2 E 'gtg , Eu 5 y 1 2 g. ..,.. ,.., 1.3 II. P 451, .f N '- : :as -' Hner Gracles MixedCl1ows Gracie Girls G ee Club axe'H'e Band GFCJC Boas Glee Club GRADE FINE ARTS THE GRADE FINE ARTS CONTEST WAS HELD IN GARBER GN MARCH 22. WHIS YEAR COVINGTON WAS ABLE T0 BRING HOME THE 'WINNER' BANNER WITH A TOTAL or 142 PDINTSQ THIS GAVE AN AVERAGE or EXCELLENT FDR ALL THHRTY-FiVE ENTRIESD THosE WHO RANKED SUPERIOR IN ENDEVIDUAL CONTESTS wERE: vow cAL SOLOSS MARvA WALDIED PEGGY GELLER, AND MARRIAN WALDIEA PIANO SoLo: HELEN ESTILLQ VIDLIN SoLo: LAvELLE TERRELL9 CORNET SDLDQ EUGENE KARRAKERA AND ACCORDBAN SOLOS LDUEMMA BRECKENRIOGEA IN THE GROUP NUMBERS THE FoLLowINc RANKED SUPERIOR! PIANO DUET, MARVA WALDIE AND FDNDA UAVUDSONS VOCAL DUET, MARVA WALDIE ARD LAVELLE TERRELLS GIRLS QUARTETTE9 BENNRETTA PALMER9 PEGGY SELLER, MARVA WALDIE AND LAVELLE TERRELL5 SMALL MIXED CHDRUSIMDE UP or THlRTY'ElGHT voIcEs FROM THE FIRST FOUR GRADESD EXCELLENT PLADINGS WERE MADE BY THE FOLLOWING! VOCAL SOLOSD JUSTIN BAILEY, JIMMIE HILEMAN, PAuL WARD9 NIEL BRowN AND BARBARA WOERZA PIANO SOLO, JOANN WEHMEIR AND LAVELLE TERRELLS CLARINET SOLO, MARVA JANE WALDIES SAXAPHOHE SOLO9 DOROTHY RISTQ FLUTE SDLDI FRANDIS FERGUSONS RHYTHM BAND? GIRLS GLEE CLua: AND UPPER GRADES MIXED CHORUS: AND THE ONE AcT PLAYS A RATING or Gooo wAs aIvEN THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS! DoRo- THA FAE SALAQ READINGS BETTY Jo WATKINSD HUMOROUS READING: Jus- TIN BAILEYA TDMMY PuRsLEY AND JIMMIE HILEMAN lN ORATIONSQ THE FINE ARTS CONTEST wAs A BIG succEss AND ALL YOUNGS'TERS ENJDYED THE WELL SPENT TIMES THE MUSIC wAs UNDER THE DIRECTION or MISS LDRENE Muusousuu- MATIUS wAs IN CHARGE or BENN PALMER AND MRSA MUMFORDQ THE ONE ADT PLAY WAS DIRECTED BY MRSA UNA VOIGTQ RHYTHM BAND, MISS CORA WHITE AND MRSA BENN PALMER. MRSD LILLIAN POPE WAS IN CHARGE or ROBING THE GLEE CLUBS AND TRANSPORTATION. MUCH IMPROVEMENT WAS MADE THIS YEAR ovER 5959, AS WE PLADED THIRD AND THIS YEAR THE .llNNER. Q J JOKES INTUITION: 'HORSE SENSE,' SAYS BETTY Loss SHOEMAKER, 'IS WHAT TELLS A GIRL TQ sAv NElGH.n LEONARD-F'TnAT nEANs FIGHT WHERE I coME FRom.' BILLY--WWELL, WHY'DON'T vou FlGHT?' LEonARo--ffCAusE I AlH'T WHERE lfH FROMAF1 JAuEs Cn-TWYOUR SISTER IS'5POILED, ISN'T suE?' MELYIN W.--NNo, TRAT's THE PERFUME SHE USESQN 4 IIs fHAT vouR CLOSE'MOUTHED FRIEND ovER TnERE?II THAT Alu'T no CLOSE'MOUTNED FRIEND, THAT'S JUST VINCENT Suwmos WAJTING FOR ME IQ BRING Rau A SPITTQONA PRESTON SAYS HE T06k HIS CIRL To A 'BARN DANCE'VRECENTLYaYAAND SHE GAIE nun THE SAME OLD EIALLQ A I ARLIE LEO1V I NEED A ECASS or WATER AFTER THAT SHAVE- III I MQNETTE: WMAT's THE MATTER? ARLIE LEO! I WANT TQ SEE IF mv FACE WILL STILL HOLD AATER. GLORIA LELANDA WMR. BbvcE, od You EVER SHAVQ YdURSELF?W MR. BovcE: 'YES, lnv?' GLORIA! 'Do vou EvER CUT YOURSELF?' MR o BUYCE: NND an GLORIA: 'WELLn IsN'T IT A TEMPTATl0N?n -I II I I IMRA B0YCEYDjDN'T ANSWQRl 'MuuMuMuMqyuM, BUT THAT PoFcdRu nAs A HEAVEHLV SMELL,'EXCLflMT ED THE EIRL-FRIENDTW 'HASN'T ITAN SAID VINCENT SHIELDSS 'I'LL DRIVE TuE cAR A LITTLE cLosER,'I A AI 4 I WILMA BARNES! Boa, WERE vou SURPRISEC wnsu vou 6oT NouIuATEB7 Boa BAILEY? I'LL sAv I WAS. MY ACCEPTANCE SPEECH NEARLY FELL QQ!-QF my uAnoD A in BERT SMITH: JusT ONE SHORT KISS AND I'LL EE oFF.I ' I EDALEEN PHAREs: l'LL SAY You MUST BE 0FFg IF THAT's ALL You WANfq , - LEONARD LoddLEY ILdoxINc AT THE WAfER on THE sEAsHoREj CfffING SENTlMENfAL, NROLL on, THOU DEER AND DARK BLUE OCEAN, ROLLAW MAXINE 'ARD ILooxunc AT nun warn DUMBFOUNDED ADMlRATl0N,S'LO0K LEquARo,,IT!s REALLY DOINGfIT.f fd J- MR. HILLI WHAT IS AcRIcuLTuRE? I I I IIN I ALFRED KAISER: WWELLQ lT'S JUST ABOUT THE SAME AS FARMUNG -- ONLY an FQRUING vou oo ITD' BILLY JONESf Do vou BELIEVE'lN Love AT FIRST SIGHT? HELEN JEAN WALDIEF IT ALL DEPENDS wno IS IN sncul, A I A, JIMMIE H. TOLD GLoRfA L. or uns LovE.I THE COLOR LEFT HER CHEEKS. BUT on THE SHOULDER or Has COAT IT snoweo FOR SEVERAEIHEEESA J- SNAPSHOT Ls Lt P-use-lb?e ? do:-FC war-ra 'bodt me! 'Free 'From 'Uxe chain gang now? 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Jag in -doa wi' fi - V 2- if l WEHMEIER'S A GROCERIES MEAT -DRY GOODS -SHOES GENERAL MERCHANDISE TELEPHONE 35 COVINGTON, oxunom WE CONGRATULATE THE COVINGTON SCHOOLS UPON THE PUBLISHING OF THEIR i959 D940 ANNUAL COVINGTONQ OKLAHOMA ELMER ESTILL vous LOCAL amen DEALER TELEPHONE 65 COVINGTON, OKLAHOMA THE LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY FOR INFORMATION WRITE BROHNIES GROCERY PRlNToGRAPH co SM MEDICAL ARTS BLDG BROADWAY AT 34-TH SUITE 5l2 KANSAS C ITYQ MISSOURI SNYDERS FEED AND PRODUCE FEED-SEED-COA L-FLOLR CUSTOM GR I ND ING CASH BUYERS CREAM Ano POULTRY TELEPHONE lo8w covmcrron, OKLAHOMA THE BEST TELEPHONE T35 FIRST STATE BANK COVI NGTONQ OKLAHOMA CAPITAL an SURPLUS 628,000 oo G A TIDKER, Pnssloen J c BEATYQ cnsmen SYSTEIMTIC' REGULAR DEPOSITS IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOON CREATES A SUBSTANTIAL SLM OF I R STARTING A BIB N339 BUILDING A HOME ANY OTHER WOR'l'I-IUHILE PROJECT FOR YOIR SLXICESS IN LIFE GET THE SAVING HABIT HAVE YOU STARTED YOLR ACCOINT AT THE FIRST STATE BANK IN COVINGTTONR MBABER F D I CORPORATION 0 BUT 0 I T MONEY. 'TT-IEN YOU HAVE THE OF BAS S FO I- , I I OR x WL, , A , 77 1 W w GUARANTEED FRESH BOND BREAD G UARANTEED P LRE CONGRATILATIONS T0 THE YOLNG MEN AND UOIEN G' COVINGTON WHO ARE SPONSORIPB THIS ANNUNL MAY THE FUTURE BE FILLED UITH HAPPINESS AID PROSPERITY FOR EACH OF YOU BEAUTY SHOP TELEPHUNE u5o cov I Heron oxunom A FRIEND OF SPORTS THE MOTORIST S NEEDS ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT THE UNION OIL COMPANY TELEPHO NE 54 C OV I NGTON OKLA HOW COMPL IMENTS T0 THE COVINGTON FACULTY AAD SCHOOL PHONE I OOO EN ID OKLAHOMA BEEBY GROCERY TELEPHONE 32 GOV I NGTON OKLAHOIA '-E GRANTS VATER Boon s'roRE ENID BUSINESS COLLEGE Founosu u899 mvmzs covmsrow HIGH scnom. 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