Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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I JIM HALE I'm Falling In Love With Someone 1 Sports Club 1-2-3-4 Basketball 2-4 Baseball 3 Junlor Class Play Sour Grapes Club 4 Senior Class Play Headed For Eden' , .. :1-1'-7--1 H Seniors IVAN LAWSON I've Got My Heart Set On You 1 Sports Club 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-4 Basketball 2-4 Baseball 3 Operetta Don A1onso's Treasure 4 Winner of the George Schwln Basketball trophy 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club MILDRED HICKMAN I Double Dare You 4 Girls Sports Club 4 Newspaper Staff LOWELL HOLYCROSS I l Sunny! I 1 Sports Club 2 Shop 3 Bachelor Club 4 Newspaper Staff BILL HORSLEY Sweet Someone 1-2 Sports Club Assistant Business anager of Annual Staff M 4 Newspaper Staff JANICE HUNTER Stay As Sweet As You Are 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1 Treasurer ot Class 3 Operetta Don A1onso's Treasure 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club 4 Operetta Rose of The Danube Executive Board of Annual Staff JOHN HUTSON Was I Dreaming 1 Sports Club 2-3-4 Baseball, Basketball 3 Class President Executive Board of Annual Staff MARLIS KENNY My Heart Is Taking Lessons 1 Glee Club I 1 All-School Play Tiger House . 2 Library Club 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club 3-4 Dramatic Club 4 Class Secretary 4 Senior Class Play Headed For Eden Editor-in-Chief of Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff CECIL KIRBY So Many Memories 3 Library Club 4 Girls Sports Club Typist for Annual Staff MARIE KIRKPATRICK Danger! Love at Work 1 Art Club 4 Operetta Rose of The Danube F. F. A. Member 4 Senior Class Play Headed For Eden Orchestra Assistant Classes Editor of Annual Staff LESLIE LAWSON I Adore Yon 1-2-3-4 Sports Club MILDRED MERRYMAN Alone With You 2 Knitting Club 4 Girls Sports Club ROSIE MISENHEIMER The One Rose 2 Knitting Club 2 Class Vice-president 3-4 Glee Club 3 Operetta Don Alonso's Treasure 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club 4 Operetta Rose of The Danube 4 Senior Class Play Headed For Eden 2-3-4 Yell Leader 4 Class President Circulation Editor of Annual Staff ONALEE OSBORN I Bee Your Face Before Me 2-3-4 Glee Club 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes C1ub 3 Girls Fife and Dnun Corps 4 Operetta Rose of the Danube 4 Senior Class Play Headed for Eden Band Executive Board of Annual Staff FORREST PARKER Whistle While You Work 3 Bachelor Club 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club F. F. A. Member ARNOLD PATTERSON For You Alone 1 Sports Club 2-3-4 Bachelor Club 3 Junior Class Play Sour Grapes Club .TUNE REED She's Tall, She's Tan, She's Terrific 4 Dramatic Club June entered in the Senior year from Kilgore, Texas Organization Editor of Annual Staff

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lil Class History . Four years ago in the fall of 1934, a group of 74 students entered the Covington High S-chool as Freshmen. The first week was a week of terror. The boys, when caught by the upperclassmen, were hazed to the nearest pond or horse-tank and given a thorough soaking, while the girls were released after having rolled a peanut with their noses for no short distance. A rumor was about that two very scared Freshmen boys were seen running along the darkest streets and alleys without the possession of any garments whatsoever, while others were compelled to walk into a down- town business establishment with but the scantiest of shorts upon their shrinking frames. Highlights of the year were the Freshmen Weiner roast, selection of class officers, and the choosing of class colors, black and white. A group of twelve, six boys and six girls, were especially honored by the Juniors when selected to serve at the reception. Dressed in very be- coming Chinese costumes, they added an appropriate note to the grand occasion. As Juniors they produced as their play, The Sour Grapes Club, which netted a more than sufficient sum to finance the J unior-Senior reception. The reception with its large luscious grapes hanging from well assembled arbors was truly a sight to be long remembered. In the final year the Seniors were hosts to the Juniors at the Senior- Junior party and in return were guests of the Juniors at the reception. At this gala affair the gym was decked as a ship with realistic water lapping against the side. Dancing was held on deck and a very eventful evening was enjoyed by all. i The Seniors gave the play, Headed For Eden, which was received with much favorable criticism. Louise Chew was praised highly because of her role as leading lady in the Operetta Rose of The Danube. The successful season on the diamond and on the hardwood was due, for the most part, to the Senior boys, James Hale, Howard Davis, Earl Deck, Thomas Ware, John Hutson and Ivan Lawson were outstanding stars in both baseball and basketball while Carl Davan was a niain cog on the latter team. James Hale was selec-ted as winner of the George Schwin trophy, which is the highest honor possible to be received by a Covington basketball player. The Seniors had the courage to produce and publish the annual Tro- jan, This was the first annual to be published since 1922. The final week of the school year was a gala time. Rev. Green, bacca- laureate speaker, was well received by the graduating class Sunday night. On Friday night, bedecked in caps and gowns, the Seniors were pre- sented their respective diplomas by Superintendent H. E. Sanford. This was the climax of four years in the dear old walls of C.H.S.-Leroy Cates. 4 9 5 585' ll

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