Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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e ected red I e r as co o e meri an B Rose as flow r motto e ooro or uni an s En er Two history ar s were esented o niors that ye e ory Award and a ow e r I History Awa e en O ec e re I e Pau oway ce resl e I Hol secre ar oyce a en treasurer sor Smi CI e e Inn ar ook e nce I e staff as OIR e e facu The sen e aud e r e cast s nter Th F OV9 0 S 67' alfl FI aCC3 GUVGH 9 GVVICGS BVS Vllfl M3 rty two seniors ec e Iona ca s an cow ee m of e GYVIC CGIVG u ommencemen I Ma 27 nmencement Address s del d orde vis r ue ve I IS Bile V038 C We s I and wh't as ou cl s l rs, and th A 'c eauty r er. Ou . is HTh D f Opp t 'ty St d Open: t ,H ' d pr t Ju ' ar. Allen Randolphwas awarded th D, A, R st Paul G ll ay, th Helen Ma t'n ' rd. Th s ior year was our big ne. Allen Randolph was el t d p s'd nt: I II , vi -p 'd nt: Sh rley der, , t y: and J H yd , , e spon was Miss .'th. We de 'd d at th beg' ing of the year to publish a b , th first si 939- Th w aDD ' t d by th lty. - r class presented their play, HThe Sunshine Twinsu, which was a huge success to a rg ienc onthe eve of Ap il 6. Th wa directed very abely by Mrs. Ella Ou closing activities included Class Night, which pr dt b ent t ' I 9 to I: and B I t S ' w held on Sunday 'ght, y 22. Fo - ' , bed k d in tradit' I p d J ns, and thr en th med S ' es, re ' d diplomas from Captain P gh, C . . t N'ght, y , e Col. wa ivere by Mr. Ge g Da ' of Pu d Uni Vs'ty. ' brings to nd, ou v y g on th good ship C, H, 5,

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venteen nbers were onboard f r a w voyage n I These charter members re lar a a es everly dwards war a owa u Gallow le ty rt ce a en I ao a IV e o o er ouner Dgnna 35 se lcCub cquelIne e rances ur e eanor o ers Rosemar O Ine o e rest r sen w Ine ro crades gh scho e I ars of r uca I na e e a ugh knok edce o at u ans erre e o we were ry appy o know that our transfers came throuo e seventh and eIohth e en e t ever ID beIn aned came rouo WI a aIn Sanfor ss bel S Ith an ar r onsors IH e seven g grades re s ectIvely e ein e hlStOYy award was presente to Rosemary ROmIn6 advanced to SI ION en we r lgq W, forty one members r onsor was SmI b to Capta nford d aIn Pu e ected u wa or o class GSI ent arles nny, ce VSSI en orma ar s cre ar an S Irley Hol er, SUV F ff a Va entIne's par y e eve r ar wer ' a ar t 6 6l9Ctl0fl I I resI en ce Hayden vice res e IT ey r, sec e ar a Lols I treasurer ss was our spons r were ra m ne for the recep ION or e SGUIO o si sc I I0 esented the a e Angell Bra Ich n ro an checke coa s a e names r I resI en Joyce Hayden ce DVGSI en IV o secre ar orma ar treasurer ss SmI 5 a ow e dIFeC rma MartIn was selec otball 'een e ar r r ass e aque presente ent w ed e ' e recept on DIOFS '48 was a tremendous succe T e theme onli ht and Rose s carrled arra of colored roses an n uar en e favor p esented to ch guest was ecked t dIV als a a pretty paper rose e mUSlC s e Eddl ck s Orches e un prepara 0 theI I a o e ear e de ve frgm CBSIOD was e a effo spen In preparatl IS ce tlOH WI always e membered as a r lIV C L A S S H I S T 0 R Y Se mei o ne i 937. , we Joan Eilsland, L th C t , B E , Ed d G ll y, Pa l ay, E t C Ibb, Joy H yd , Helen Vo dl nd, Sh' l y H lder, R b t J ' , M - y, Bill L bin, Ja ' My rs, F P pl , El R g , y R - m' , an' Lois Smith. Th of ou pre t cre has jo' d this g up, in the V I , or in hi , ol. Th first s'x ye ou ed t'o l voyag wer spent in trying to g in e- no fl 1 s th we co ld be tr f d to th go d ship C. H. S. ' ve h' t dh. Th , 'g grad years were sp t in getting us o yth' g ' g bl I, on us, but we I th gh 'th C pt ' H. E. d. Mi Sara m' d Miss Ch line Calloway were ou class sp ' th th and ei ht - p ' . Th .'ghth grad ' d ' . We a still higher po 't' wh ente ed as freshmen in 5 'th - , L . . Ou class sp Miss 'th. We id farewell in Sa an welcomed Capt ' J. L. gh. We l Pa l Gallo y f ur pr 'd : Ch , Ke vi -p 'd t:N M tin, e t y: d h' d tree er. Ou pa ies included a weiner-roast and St. l ' t , Th main , ,ntsfor ou sophomoreye e aSt. Patrick s D y D fy. h ' of cur class officers and the beginning of football. Officers elected were Bob JII an, p 'd t: Joy , ' -p id nt: Sh' l Holde t t yg nd ' Sm th, , Mi Smith o . At last we juniors and itwas our duty to ise o y V t' f th. ' rs. we s ld magazine Ib r pt' ns: pr pl y, uTh tsn fwh'. was a success despite the fact that the curtai b kel: d d t t th, basketball 4 . . Ou officers included, Bob S sk, p 'd t: , vi .- 'd. tg Sh' ley H lder, t yi and N M tin, . Mi 'th wa our sponsor and Miss G ll ay, th play ' tor. No ' ted fo , qi I of th ye fo C. H- S. Ou cl also won th pl d at the Tal Sho sponsor by th class of 48. Th i given the se ' by our class in 55, h . , HMO 'g s,' wa ' out in a vivid y d a Umoo.litN g d . Th r ea d ou in the in- ' idu ' cl ss colors, topped with . Th ' wa suppli d by -'e Ma and hi tra. Th J iors worked incessantly in ti n for 'r Hbig n'ghtu and ll agreed wh l -h t dly that the success ri d . the oc ' w ll worththe time nd rt t' 'on. Th' re p ' 'II b re . highlight in ou ' es.

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fxxgxx if BUS DRIVERS Effray Harden: Russell Swith, Sub: Earl Allison: Gail Coffing' llGl0ll TROY Ray Sisk: Roy Jones: Alfred Anders: Edward Crumrin, Absent. . l 5 HVETERAN OH-FARM TRAINING FROGR n taught by Mr. H. H. Amos. Nowen taught by Miss Doris Pribble Men meet eight tiwes a wonth and women twice. ,,,,,..,V.-f-,