Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

1967 TROJAN COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Covington, Indiana Traveling the Trojan Road in ’67 Homecoming Queen--Marge Wamick The next few pages unfold a panorama of the colorful school life along the 1967 Trojan Road. Along the main road, many paths lead to a great variety of activities, some work and some fun. New heroes arise from the muddy gridiron--and help to crown our new Homecoming Queen. Couples get 'hitched at the Sadie Hawkins Dance and honor the King and Queen of Dog-patch. Snow and cold come along with the basketball season--and the aftergame dances provide warmth and friendship among friendly rivals. Christmas season brings profitable tree sales by Seniors--and a successful Christmas Dance. Band and Chorus members are seen practicing hard for the Solo and Ensemble Contest. Students sweat over semester exams--twice! Baseball and Track seasons usher in milder weather. This is the season of hard practice for the Spring Show, which seems better year after year. The Juniors and Seniors spent a romantic evening on 'Paradise Isle', the scene of their annual Prom. Few tears were shed as the Seniors rounded the last bend of the 'Trojan Road'. 2 Jaycees back the Trojans to victory! 3 . . . Doing What Comes Naturally . . . Students and Teachers Join in the Fun 5 All together now--one, two, three . . . 6 Teachers reliving yesterdays. a Pleasant One 7 The 1967 Marching Trojans Display Their New Uniforms The year 1966 was a successful and very busy one for the Marching Trojans. Along with the eighty-two players were twirlers Hazel Ray, Jane Cline, Brenda Paxton, Rita Alward, and as an added attraction flag girls, Donna MyCroft, Debbie McCoy, Laura Bone, Linda Carr, Vicki Coffing, and Lynn Suzuki. Leading our 1966 Marching Trojans was Drum Majorette, Beth Shelby. Throughout the football season the Marching Trojans performed many interesting and unusual routines for the spectators. 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Biology class members get first-hand knowledge of what is in a frog. 12 Laynos Billingsley proves that scientists are prepared for emergencies—during 'blackout'. Dale Clawson fills parentheses for math class. Richard Campbell helps biology students see the finer things. Gently boys. Electricity bites. 13 Don White keeps a tangent under control. Bruce Brown combines social studies with language learning. Rose Ann Korbel advises students about word usage. Language Is the James Johnson checks student literary efforts. 14 Pantomime message--without words--proves important of language. Ann Ritenour greets her morning class. Key to Understanding Judy Ashton greets us in French. Western civilization has been built and run by people that know at least two languages. We can only know what other people think as we understand their language-even if it is a form of English or American. Many important words mean different things to different people. To help pupils along the road to better understanding, Mrs. Ashton brought back recordings of French as it is spoken in France. Hearing his own voice helps students to learn better pronunciation. Pauline Terry gives an assist to Caeser. Business Training Essential for Full Life Practice--plus thought--makes perfect. Dwayne Rater coaching in business mathematics. Mrs. Gustafson shows Diane Gritten how to line a suit. Mrs. Abernathey gives students a background in the history of art. Art Takes Many Forms—Useful and Enjoyable Home Economics prepares girls for their future roles as dresses with proper accessories. Girls receive hints for homemakers. Enthusiastic seamstresses learn to make adding beauty and culture to their own homes as well their own clothes and becoming ways of wearing these as practice in preparing tasty, nutritious meals. Rule No. 1—Do not sew instructions Modeling left to right: P. Smith, C. Woodrow, R. Krout, P. Myers, V. into garment. Dewlin, B. Bodine, D. English. 17 Vocational Training Provides Experience The Agricultural department of Covington High School was greatly expanded this year by a greenhouse constructed by the Agricultural students. The Industrial Arts Department offers vital training in many areas of shop work. With the fine supervision of Mr. Sims and Mr. Certain, the vocational courses have provided students with basic skills which lead to future job opportunities. Mr. Sims displays geranium plants growing in the new greenhouse. Mr. Certain explains the function of an internal combustion engine. 18 ummninnuj Mrs. Betty Hegg . . . Remedial Reading teacher. Phys. Ed. Classes Stress Physical Fitness Physical Education classes seek to improve the physical fitness of today's youth. More than ever before our country needs men and women who are physically able to meet the strain and stress of the fast pace of today's living. Our P.E. program at Covington High aims for this goal. James Griswold . . . Guidance Counselor for C.H.S. 19 Today's Youth Are Tomorrow's Leaders Before we can be of any use to our government, we must have a knowledge of its background. In High School we study not only the History of the United States but also of the numerous other countries in the world. In studying them we begin to have an understanding of how they are run and what makes them collapse. As we progress, we learn how to take part through the study of Government and Economics. Someday the students who debated in the classrooms will be challenging an opponent on the floor of the House or Senate. 20 Mrs. Johnson points out the original 13 colonies to her Seventh Graders. Come on, Mr. Sager, tell us who is going to win the 1968 election. History involves not only studying, but actual firsthand experience. Boys, is this what our forefathers did??? Miss Hardin explains that the more extra books you read, the better you will understand History. Concert Band Tours Southern Indiana FIRST ROW: H. Ray, B. Paxton, J. Cline, P. Smith, J. Davan, V. Coffing, S. Martin, R. Jacobs, P. Jones, R. Abernathy, M. Grubb, K. Thompson, C. Young, L. Holy cross, J. Nielson, A. Todd. SECOND ROW: D. Keller, R. Bracken, A. Morris, M. Allen, V. Brewer, J. Miller, J. McConnell, B. Brewer, S. Jolley, P. Bod-ine, J. Massey, J. Melton, L. Carr, M. Dickinson, J. Murray, A. Booe, S. Hegg, J. Stockdale, J. Bilsland, D. Woodrow. THIRD ROW: K. Strawser, B. Shelby, L. Bone, B. Smail, R. Alward, K. Kokotkiewicz, E. Bodine, B. Glover, D. Bowers, B. Ludlow, R. Center, J. Thorne, S. Sweet, L. Smith, N. Keller, J. Hunt, D. Jolley, P. Suiters, M. Omahan, L. McGaha, W. Dickson, K. DeBrabant, D. Mycroft, B. Price. FOURTH ROW: S. Coffing, R. Mallas, R. Holmes, K. Krout, D. Martin, R. Brakley, R. Purgason, A. Greenburg, S. Purgason, J. Hoagland, D. Fields, P. Greenburg, T. Smith, R. Williams, R. Morris. STANDING: J. Glover, J. Hegg, K. Conklin, L. Suzuki, D. Rowe, R. Hutchison, G. Strawser, Mr. Hicks, P. Smith, B. Cates, L. Kokotiewicz, B. Berger, G. Ellmore, F. Ewing. The Covington High School Concert Band under the direction of Marvin Hicks began practicing for the concert season as the marching season came to an end. The first public performance for the band was the annual Christmas concert. Playing old and new seasonal carols, the band presented a very fine concert for their audience. March was a very busy month for the C.H.S. concert band. During March the band joined with the bands from Attica and Fountain Central under the guidance of a special conductor, Dr. Henzie, to present the Annual Band Festival. Several days after the festival the C.H.S. concert band embarked on their annual tour. This year they toured Southern Indiana with St. Louis as their destination. While on tour the band played concerts at North Central, Fort Branch, and Mt. Vernon. As the School year comes to an end, the C.H.S. Concert Band joined with the H. S. chorus in their annual Spring Show as the final performance of a successful year. 22 Mr. Hicks Special Features The Senior Band accepts Banner from The Lions Club. MAJORETTES: Hazel Ray, Jane Cline, Brenda Paxton, Rita Alward Compliments of DR. AND MRS. T. T. SUZUKI 23 L-R: L. Carr, R. Bracken, L. Suzuki, L. Bone, D. Mycroft, D. McCoy, V. Coffing, P. Smith. Flag Girls Provide Half-Time Entertainment BAND COUNCIL--SEATED: D. Woodrow, Sec'y, B. Price Treas., J. Bilsland V-Pres., G. Strawser Pres. STANDING: P. Suiters, J. Cline, B. Shelby, R. Purgason, K. Conklin, Mr. Hicks. 24 Junior Band—Band of Tomorrow Janet Fultz— Jane Hegg (Drum Majorette)—Sue Macintosh 25 Choir Wins “First” at Contest FIRST ROW: D. Fogle, D. Cadman, A. Drollinger, C Suiters, P. Suiters, R. Smith, J. Doss, M. Ritenour, S. Thornton, S. Bond, D. Randles, B. Coffing, C. Auter, S. Abernathy, D. Drake, S. Conner, E. McConnell, N. Nicklas, D. Orr. SECOND ROW: L. Erwin, L. Smith, A. Morton, T. Simerl, B. Glover, C. Ellmore, T. Norton, J. Jenkins, S. Conklin, B. Bodine, D. Earlywine, K. Griswold, R. Davis, R. Krout, S. Keller, C. Weaver, L. Howard, C. Myers, R. Clawson, C. Williams. THIRD ROW: R. Taylor, D. Rowe, L. Holycross, J. Linville, C. Bracken, A. Morris, V. Dewlin, R. Long, S. Woodrow, P. McConnell, R. Warner, S. Wittenauer, C. Woodrow,D. English, N. Parke, B. Abernathy, C. Hurley, D. Hadaller, R. New. FOURTH ROW: T. Murray, R. Simmerman, C. Mycroft, P. Doss, J. Smaii, J. Collison, K. Morran, J. Smith, R. Crowder, D. Davis, B. Glover, S. Wittenauer, J. Stewart, T. Spring, K. Knowles, G. Strawscr, D. Woodrow, P. Warner, M. Earlywine, J. Campbell, W. Earlywine. FIRST ROW: S. Thornton, S. Bond, J. Doss, D. Orr, K. Griswold, R. Davis, R. Krout. SECOND ROW: L. Holycross, J. Linville, R. Smith, B. Bodine, D. Earlywine, P. McConnell, S. Wittenauer, C. Woodrow, D. English, N. Parke, B. Abernathy. THIRD ROW: D. Rowe, R. Taylor, J. Smaii, D. Davis, B. Glover, S. Wittenauer, J. Stewart, T. Spring, K. Knowles, G. Straws er. 26 DEANNA HICKS A CTIVITIES v- «... r Queen Marge War nick 28 Homecoming-1966—a Tremendous Success The 1966-1967 Homecoming was a tremendous success! School was dismissed in the afternoon and everyone went to the Courthouse lawn for a rousing pep session. In the evening the floats and cars were led by the Marching Trojan Band in a parade around the City Square. Although they were defeated, the Fighting Trojans gave their all in a tough fight against tire Georgetown Buffaloes. At half-time the queen candidates, Hazel Ray, Marge Wamick, Debby Woodrow, and Rita Woodrow were escorted to the field by Don Clark, Bruce Starkey, Jerry Wilson, and Steve Wittenauer to the tune of Let Me Call You Sweetheart. The Homecoming Queen, Marge Wamick, was crowned by co-captains Larry Alexander and Jim Ritenour. Every class from 7th to 12th worked to make its float or car the prettiest or most original. The Seniors took First Prize with their original display of Tan Their Hides, while the French Club car won First in the Car judging. Many Alumni attended the Homecoming Game and the dance in the Auditorium afterwards. This Homecoming is truly one to be long remembered. Spirit runs high at Pep Rally on Courthouse lawn. Coach Rater and the Fighting Trojans give their opinions of the coming battle with the Georgetown Buffaloes. 29 Queen Marge Reigns—Trojan Battle Buffaloes 30 Elaborate Floats Brighten the Parade The Prize-Winning Senior Float, shown above, and the French Club Car, at right, as well as the other floats pictured, indicate the tremendous amount of work and creativity that was involved in creating a beautiful Homecoming. Junior Float 31 Freshman Float Holiday After-Game Dances Through the Tear Li 1 Abner Daisy Mae: Ken Knowles and Sherri Thornton. I theenk I sees a brunette in zee future How 'about that, Jim? Compliments of MR. AND MRS. DALLAS HUTSLER Semi-Formal Dance Adds to Christmas Cheer The Thurmon Frock Orchestra provided the music for the semi-formal Christmas dance held in the beautifully decorated auditorium. Special refreshments were provided by the Senior Class. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of the Snowflake King and Queen, Terry Rahm and Dale Grubb. KING and QUEEN CANDIDATES (L-R) A. Green-burg, D. Fogle, R. Mallas, B. Taylor, V. Dewlin, S. Wamick, T. Tahm, D. Grubb. 33 This kid killed somebody! Try to help him. No dates, no boys, nothing? How do you live like that? Della's gonna say a poem. “Dino” Brought a Touch DINO, the senior play, under the direction of Mrs. Rose Ann Korbel brought about much drama as well as playing upon the emotions of the audience. Dino, a juvenile delinquent was portrayed by Bruce Starkey and supported by a numerous cast of hard-working Seniors. We're called the 'Silk Hats.' You could be the leader Dino. 34 of Reality to the Audience ■ I don't dance so good. r( - V X'T I never cried. 35 Honor Students The Scholastic Honor Banquet, held April 29, 1967, was sponsored by The Fountain Trust Company, Interstate Sand and Gravel Company, AAUW, and College Men's Club. Eleven students were awarded honor jackets for the first time and many more received additional chevrons, honor pins, or certificates. Two students achieved the total seven chevrons possible. The speaker for the evening was Mr. Larry W. Poland of Grace College, Winona Lake, Indiana. L-R: S. Conklin, D. Woodrow, R. Williams, Mr. Poland, B. Price, T. Rahm. FIRST ROW: M. Stonebraker, C. Ellmore, B. Glover, P. Jones, J. Glover, J. Miller, L. MeGaha, C. Suiters, J. Nielson, SECOND ROW: D. Keller, B. Parker, R. Crowder, J. Hoagland, E. Bodine, R. Hutchison, J. Griswold, K. Conklin, THIRD ROW: J. Thorne, R. Williams, D. Fields, C. Hurley, R. Lance, B. Taylor, R. Purgason. MationalJ HONOR SOCIETY, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: S. Bond, L. Holycross, K. Griswold, B. Price, S. Conklin, D. Wood-row, T. Rahm, SECOND ROW: J. Stockdale, T. Martin, J. Thorne, D. Keller, R. Williams, S. Wittenauer, J. Ritenour, K. Knowles. 36 Recognized at Banquet and Awards Night Valedictorian--Betsy Price Salutatorian--Terry Rahm UPPERCLASSMEN AWARD WINNERS --FIRST ROW: H. Ray, R. Woodrow, P. Johnson, B. Price, N. Dicks, SECOND ROW: T. Martin, S. Conklin, D. Grubb, K. Griswold, D. Woodrow, T. Rahm, S. Thornton, S. Bond, THIRD ROW: R. Roberts, R. Shelby, D. Soey, T. Spring, G. Strawser, B. Stonecipher, J. Whitaker, FOURTH ROW: J. Bils-land, L. Alexander, K. Knowles, S. Wittenauer, D. Galyen, D. Gritten, P. Greenburg, FIFTH ROW: B. Starkey, D. Brooks, C. Fairchild, A. Todd, J. Ritenour, P. Walters, D. Coffing. UNDERCLASSMEN AWARD WINNERS 37 Juniors Present—“Death of a Hired Man” B. Clemens, N. Parke, R. Williams, K. DeBrabant, S. Sweet, L. Holycross, L. Carr, B. Shelby, D. Keller. I've been expecting you. Why do you let him talk to you like that, Mary? 38 Warren. Be kind to him. and “Sunday Costs Five Pesos” Under the direction of Mrs. Rose Ann Korbel the Class of 1968 displayed their presentation of a tragedy and a comedy. The tragedy, The Death of a Hired Man, is the story of a man who comes home to die. Silas, the hired man, portrayed by Bob Clemence, comes back for his last visit with the only family he has ever known. Other characters were Linda Holycross as Mary the farmers' wife, Rick Williams as the farmer, and Beth Shelby as Edma, the neighbor. Sunday Costs Five Pesos , the comedy which the class presented, was the story of the jealous quarrels in a Mexican village. The lover, Fidel, was portrayed by Dwayne Keller, and the jealous Mexican women were Linda Carr as Berta, Nancy Parke as Salome, Scheryl Sweet as Tonia, and Kathy DeBrabant as Celestina. 39 The Band and Chorus Present . Sherri Thornton singing Joe Stockdale M.C. Betsy Price playing Cornish Summertime . Rhapsody Dance of the Toys from Nutcracker Suite “Spring Fantasia” ■MINUET done by Seniors. SECOND HAND ROSE: Phyllis McConnell PHYLLIS KILLER: Aggie Booe The Student Prince , a Broadway show, has been enjoyed by many. With Ken Knowles singing the lead parts, the Band and Chorus gave a special presentation of the musical. They did a tremendous job. (Picture at Left.) On a Clear Day sung by Gene Strawser. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BILL McCOY t This is REALLY paradise. A Spring Evening on Thank you, Juniors, for a terrific evening at Paradise Isle ! The meal was delicious and the hula dancers provided an interesting added attraction. The music by the Thurmon Frock Orchestra was tremendous, and we really could have danced ail night . The evening was capped by a spectacular Oriental After-Prom given by the Coffeenians and breakfast was served at 4:00 A.M. to a very tired, but happy crowd. Joe Stockdale welcomes Seniors. 44 45 Terry Martin thanks Juniors. Baccalaureate Sunday Afternoon Followed by a Faculty Tea for Graduates 46 Dr. John G. DeKmyter gave the Baccalaureate address entitled Making Dreams Come True. Commencement—Sunday Evening—May 21 47 Seniors on Stage Around the school in four long years, from bobby-sox, to hula hoops, and even mini-skirts. 48 A THLETICS Covington Faces Much Action During Season 50 51 Football Lettermen Proves JOE WHITAKER DEAN ALEXANDER 52 JIM RITENOUR PHIL GREENBURG RON MORRIS To Be Gridiron Heroes aL STEVE TIPTON RANDY CENTER 53 MIKE SPRING BILL LUDLOW BILL BREWER DENNIS LYONS RUSTY CROWDER PETE BODINE Fighting Trojans Little but Mighty FIRST ROW--L to R: Asst. Mgr.--R. Center, B. Taylor, P. Greenburg, T. Smith, B. Brewer, M. Pettit, B. Brewer, R. Center, SECOND ROW: Asst. Mgr.--D. Taylor, R. Hankins, J. Thome, J. Whitaker, L. Alexander, M. Spring, J. Ritenour, R. Crowder, R. Hutchison, Mgr.--R. Shelby, Coach--D. Campbell, THIRD ROW: Coach D. Rater, J. Thorne, R. Williams, B. Ludlow, S. Tipton, D. Lyons, R. Morris, R. Purgason, P. Bodine, Coach--L. Sager. Scores for Season ’66 WE THEY 25 Coal Creek Central 12 12 Ladoga 6 19 Rockville 0 0 Fountain Central 13 12 Seeger 20 57 Turkey Run 0 0 Attica 19 19 Georgetown (Homecoming) 28 7 North Vermillion 20 54 New Market 21 55 Coach Rater plans strategy Basketball 66-67 Lettermen Larry Alexander Lou Frazer Rick Roberts Steve Wittenauer Bob Keller Mike Spring Lettermen Dennis Lyons Dale Warnick Jim Pettit Russ Drollinger Gordy Kiger 59 Joe Stockdale Trojans Have 14—Win 9—Loss Season KNEEUNG: J. Ritenour, G. Kiger, R. Roberts, L. J. Pettit, B. Keller, L. Frazer, D. Warnick, D. Lyons, Alexander, M. Spring, J. Stockdale, S. Wittenauer, Coach Campbell. R. Shelby, STANDING: Coach Rater, R. Drollinger, CHEERLEADERS: (L-R) D. Woodrow, J. Cline, H. Ray, B. Paxton. 1966-’67 Record WE 44 West Lafayette THEY 79 69 New Market 47 61 Attica 58 49 Fountain Central 76 62 New Ross 51 52 Central Catholic 48 74 Turkey Run 73 50 Thorntown 58 65 West Vigo 79 66 Fountain Central 61 59 (Holiday Tourney) Attica 65 53 (Holiday Tourney) Crawfordsville 72 61 Seeger 60 66 Rockville 59 70 Williamsport 65 72 Coal Creek Central 63 60 North Vermillion 49 49 Schlarman, Danville 79 60 Clinton 63 63 Frankfort 59 73 Fountain Central (Sec'l) 61 65 Attica (Sectional) 63 55 Seeger (Sectional) 61 60 An example of next year's challenge. B-Team Cheerleaders: (F-B) R. Holmes, R. Bracken, J. McConnell, R. Alward. B-Team Works To Meet Next Year’s Challenge B-TEAM SEATED: D. Hadaller, J. Hoagland, T. Bell, R. Taylor, B. Brewer, B. Brewer, R. Bowling, STANDING: J. Smail, B. Ludlow, R. Crum, P. Bodine, T. Stambaugh, R. Purga-son, Coach Campbell, and Coach Rater--Absent. Freshmen Basketball FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS: C. Bracken, L. Suzuki, L. Hegg, S. Conner. Pep Fight Grow Through the Tears FRESHMEN TEAM: FIRST ROW: P. Warner, D. Woodrow, B. Carr, J. Boger, SECOND ROW: K. Conklin, N. Keller, J. Rennick, W. Strawser, T. Pettit, THIRD ROW: Mr. Sager, L. McDaniel, J. Griswold, R. Lance, G. King, S. Purgason, R. Rahm, F. Ewing. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS 62 EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: FIRST ROW: J. Ludlow, L. Orr, A. Thorne, D. Taylor, S. Williams, SECOND ROW: H. Ohi, R. Rennick, R. Starkey, B. Crain, R. Center, J. Romine, M. Benting, THIRD ROW: K. Alward, G. Miller, J. Heath, D. Martin, M. Stump, B. Rice, J. Sadler, R. Starkey, T. Knecht, R. Nielson, J. Hauk, Coach Sager. Here Is Where Future Varsity Teams Begin: 7th and 8th Grade Basketball EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: (L-R) V. Gaylor, J. Hegg, L. Nichols. 63 SEVENTH GRADE TEAM VARSITY TRACK TEAM: (KNEELING) D. Woodrow, D. Grubb, R. Roberts, R. Wolters, P. Greenburg, S. Witten-auer, J. Biisland, J. Ritenour, D. Galyen, L. Alexander, B. Brewer, P. Smith, B. Brewer, D. Davis, D. Bardos, A. Greenburg, (STANDING) T. Brandenburg, Coach Sager, C. McCullom, R. Williams, D. Bowers, B. Taylor, R. Hutchison, J. Smail, M. Spring, R. Crum, R. Purgason, J. Simerl, R. Hankins, J. Thorne, D. Lyons, P. Bodine, R. Bowling, B. Ludlow, D. Warnick, R. Shelby--Mgr. Track Team Caps All-Sports Trophy SENIOR TRACK MEN: (KNEELING) D. Galyen, P. Greenburg, R. Wolters, R. Roberts, (STANDING) S. Wittenauer, J. Ritenour, L. Alexander, J. Bilsland, R. Shelby. Compliments of MAX HOFFMAN, M.D. 66 FIRST ROW: R. Rahm, B. Brewer, K. Conklin, D. Davis, J. Thorne, J. Griswold, G. Ellmore, J. Ramey, SECOND ROW: R. Shelby, J. Stockdale, C. McCullom, J. Pettit, J. Biisland, S. Wittenauer, L. Alexander, L. Frazer, D. Lyons, B. Taylor, J. Ritenour, D. Strawser, T. Bell, Mr. Campbell--Coach. 67 Sr. Baseball Letter men Larry Alexander Steve Wittenauer Jim Ritenour 68 Jim Biisland AWARD WINNERS: B. Keller, MVP (Basketball) --Jack Kay Memorial Free Throw Trophy, R. Bowling, Free Throw, D. Wamick, Free Throw, B. Ludlow, Most Improved Basketball Player, B. Brewer, Free Throw, R. Williams, Most Improved Football Player, M. Spring, MVP (Football), S. Wittenauer, Basketball Captain L. Alexander, MVP (Baseball)--Batting Trophy--Football Captain --Jack Kay Memorial Tackle Trophy, L. Frazer, Free Throw Trophy. Outstanding Athletes Recognized at Banquet LETTER JACKET WINNERS: Steve Wittenauer, Rob VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debby Woodrow, Jane Shelby, Larry Alexander. Cline, Brenda Paxton, Hazel Ray. SENIOR ATHLETES: L. Alexander, P. Greenburg, J. Ritenour, R. Roberts, S. Wittenauer, Joe Whitaker, T. Spring, J. BiIsland, R. Shelby, D. Galyen. 69 SEATED: Mr. Rater, R. Center, D. Lyons, J. Ritenour, J. Thome, D. Alexander, P. Smith, R. Roberts, D. Galyen, Mr. Campbell. STANDING: R. Shelby, J. Whitaker, S. Wittenauer, G. Kiger, R. Morris, R. Wil- liams, T. Spring, B. Ludlow, B. Brewer, J. Bilsland, T. Martin, P. Bodine, R. Crowder, P. Greenburg, D. War nick, B. Keller. Pep Club Boosts Team Spirit CHEERLEADERS: B. Paxton, D. Woodrow, H. Ray, (absent) J. Cline. FIRST ROW: L. Fields, D. My-croft, D. McCoy, B. Bodine, D. Earlywine, C. Fairchild, D. Gritten, T. Rahm, R. Woodrow, J. McConnell, R. Holmes, R. Alward, S. Conklin, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. Carr, B. Benting, H. Ricketts, K. DeBrabant, D. Orr, S. Keller, R. Davis, V. Dewlin, L. Bone, G. Moudy, T. Long, P. Rector. THIRD ROW: S. Sweet, J. Davan, B. Shelby, R. Jacobs, S. Martin, P. Livingston, M. Grubb, B. Smail, R. Mallas, J. Glover, J. Miller, J. Hunt, J. Nielson, B. Glover. FOURTH ROW: H. Jackson, C. Ray, S. Bowers, R. Brakley, B. Klage, J. Murray, T. Norton, D. Randles, C. Auter, L. McGaha, P. Jones, S. Coffing. FIFTH ROW: N. Nicklas, M. Tedrow, C. Ellmore, S. Wittenauer, D. Cadman, V. Brewer, C. Bracken, K. Gerling, D. Allen. SIXTH ROW: C. Holy-cross, L. Rogers, M. Davis, P. Ritenour, J. Fields, M. Dickinson, L. Suzuki, D. Fogle, L Hegg. SEVENTH ROW: D. Blake, S. Cotton, R. Hunt, V. Gouty, C. Lukas, S. McIntosh, P. Etchison, S. Young, D. Gurley, V. Gaylor, L. Woodrow, J. Hegg. EIGHTH ROW: S. Stambaugh, L. Jones, N. Warrick, N. Dickinson, C. Bechtold, J. Grubb, S. Ford, K. Shelby, J. Cline, C. Dennis, R. Woodrow, K. Ewing, R. Beaver, J. McConnell. NINTH ROW: D. Carr, S. Hegg, S. English, C. Miller. 70 shoii v2'iuvom l|iiiiiiinmiHlUiM!.j...jil mwgn 111 j-ii-ib. L“ iiiiii ■' “fc'-.-.r:..........m .1 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ashton, T. Rahm, S. Conklin, H. Ricketts, B. Price, L. Bone, K. Debrabant, Mrs. Morrison, SECOND ROW: A. Todd, C. Fairchild, D. McCoy, D. English, N. Parke, THIRD ROW: M. McConnell, L. Gaylor, P. John- son, FOURTH ROW: K. Griswold, K. Strawser, D. Mycroft, N. Dicks, B. Paxton, FIFTH ROW: L. Carr, B. Shelby, K. Knowles, W. Dickson, R. Woodrow, J. Biisland, S. Hegg, A. Booe, R. Bracken. Yearbook Staff Charts ’66-’67 Activities The Trojan Yearbook Staff has worked many, long hours to preserve the memories and events of the 1966-67 school year. Selling ads and subscriptions, taking candid pictures, writing copy, and drawing layouts are just a few of the major things which comprise the making of a good yearbook. We hope you will enjoy the results of our labor both now and for years to come. The Trojan Staff: Editor-in-Chief: Betsy Price; Business Manager: Nancy Dicks; Copy Editor: Kathy Debrabant; Head Typist: Rita Woodrow; Head Artist: Ken Knowles; Photographers: Ken Knowles Steve Tipton; Section Editors: Album--Shelley Conklin; Academics--Terry Rahm; Sports--Jim Bilsland; Organizations--Ann Todd. How can I fit all this copy in this tiny space? 72 French Club Goes Christmas Caroling SEATED: J. Smail, D. Soey, B. Shelby, K. Griswold, Mrs. Ashton. FIRST ROW: P. Suiters, S. Abernathy, J. Glover, L. Bone, J. McConnell, S. Conklin, B. Glover, J. Griswold, S. Bond, J. Nielson, B. Smail, L. Carr, M. Tedrow, J. Hoagland, W. Strawser. SECOND ROW: C. Nelson, D. Martin, B. Hall, L. McGaha, R. Mallas, K. Conklin, M. Dickinson, J. Murray, L. Hegg, S. Thorn- ton, B. Price, N. Dicks. THIRD ROW: R. Drollinger, T. Bell, S. Epperson, G. Ellmore, D. Fields, B. Taylor, D. Davis, A. Morris, P. Jones, J. Hunt, M. Omahen, T. Norton, C. Ellmore. FOURTH ROW: M. Ritenour, T. Fields, J. Miller, G. Ray, L. Kokotkiewicz, D. Hadaller, R. Crum, R. Purgason, B. Ludlow, P. Bodine, S. Jolley, S. Martin, J. Linville, K. Debrabant. Roman Banquet Is Held by Latin Club SEATED: J. Stockdale, T. Rahm, J. Ritenour, V. Cof-fing, Mrs. Terry. FIRST ROW: B. Benting, T. Long, S. Anders, S. Mears, P. Johnson, S. Conklin, R. Abernathy, C. Suiters, J. Cline, R. Bracken, M. Allen, S. Coffing, B. Klage. SECOND ROW: B. Bushue, B. Bushue, R. Rahm, T. Martin, R. Shelby, L. Alexander, R. Crowder, R. Hankins, C. Thompson, S. Thornton, J. Davan, A. Todd, S. Sweet. THIRD ROW: C. Gulley, R. Wolters, D. Bardos, C. Bainbridge, D. Warnick, B. Berger, R. Hutchison, G. Kiger, S. Warnick, G. Purple, E. Bodine, R. Brakely, K. Gerling. 73 FHA Sponsors Sadie Hawkins Dance SEATED: C. Young, V. Davis, D. Carr, R. Woodrow, kotkiewicz, M. Hicks, C. Hayden, C. Weaver, J. P. Murphy, L. Howard, J. Woodrow, STANDING: Mrs. Woodrow, S. Crowder. Gustafson, C. Richey, V. Howard, D. Warrick, C. Ko- Newspaper Staff Introduces “Trojan Trumpet” 74 SEATED: L. Carr, S. Bond, D. Woodrow, B. Abernathy, P. Suiters, R. Holmes, S. Thornton, Mrs. Gee. STANDING: G. Strawser, L. McGaha, R. Shelby, R. Woodrow, J. Ritenour, N. Dicks, K. Griswold, M. Warnick, Mr. Certain. SEATED: L-R FIRST ROW: Sponsor: Mr. Sims, D. Coffing Reporter, D. Grubb Secretary, P. Greenburg Pres., C. McCollum Vice-Pres., Bill Stonecipher Sentinel. SECOND ROW: B. Hunt, R. Strawser, P. Walters, T. Booe, B. Glover, G. Gayler, S. Martin, J. Staggs, G. Noble. THIRD ROW: L. Hipsher, T. Smith, M. Spring, S. Wamick, D. Wamick, J. Woolwine, D. Whitaker, C. Anders, T. Erwin. FOURTH ROW: B. Spiering, P. Doss, M. Shuaker, D. Abernathy, G. Hall, J. Gulley, R. Hall, T. Stambaugh, B. High, H. Rowe. F.F.A. Has Busy Tear The FFAer's left their mark of heritage at Covington this year by building a greenhouse for future classes to use. The FFA also sold garden seeds and sponsored a father and son banquet of which the President of the state FFA chapter was the guest speaker. The FFA members also attended judging contests where they judged soil, livestock, crop, poultry and dairy. All in all the FFA had a busy and great year. FFA Sweetheart 75 VICKY COFFING Student Council Raffles Football During the first week of school, Student Council members began the preparations for Homecoming, organizing a colorful parade, crowning a lovely queen, and planning a Homecoming dance. The Student Council also obtained a football autographed by the Rose Bowl champions, the Purdue football team. Proceeds from the football went to the Citizens Scholarship fund. Student Concession Stand Concession stand workers left to right, J. Davan, C. Fair-child, B. Glover, J. Linville, Miss Smith, B. Shelby. 76 CHS Honor Students FRONT L-R: S. Jenkins, S. Conklin, B. Price, D. Woodrow, T. Rahm, L. Holycross, P. Morton. MIDDLE: M. Allen, R. Abernathy, C. Suiters, Mrs. Johnson, L. McGaha, J. Miller, P. Murphy, J. Nielson. TOP: J. Thorne, R. Williams, D. Keller, J. Stockdale, E. Bodine, R. Crowder, B. Taylor, D. Fields, J. Hoagland, S. Daniel. Junior Historical Society—Explores History SEATED: Student Council--B. Abernathy, V. President —B. Price, President--L. Alexander, Sec'y-Treas.--C. Fairchild, Mr. Sager--Sponsor. FIRST ROW: B. Smail, D. Cadman, A. Morton, K. Moore, S. Jenkins, S. Conklin, S. Bond, K. Kraut, C. Young, C. Weaver, L. Howard, D. Carr, S. Hegg. SECOND ROW: H. Jackson, P. Livingston, J. Nielson, J. Hunt, P. Murphy, G. Strawser, T. Martin, J. Ritenour, E. Bodine, R. Ren- nick, A. Thorne, D. Davis, M. Omahan. THIRD ROW: D. James, L. Bone, R. Bracken, J. Miller, J. Glover, S. Jolley, M. Beaver, T. Knecht, S. Gross, D. McCoy, D. Mycroft, B. Baily. FOURTH ROW: D. Galyen, J. Griswold, W. Strawser, D. Hadaller, P. Bodine, B. Ludlow, R. Morris, R. Wolter, R. Crum, H. Ohl, A. Todd, L. Hall, J. McConnell. 77 Library Club Spends Day at Purdue SEATED: S. Anders, S. Stambaugh, A. Todd, S. Thornton, Mrs. Brown. FIRST ROW: K. Kokotkiewicz, J. Jenkins, V. Davis, J. Davis, M. Hicks, D. Carr, J. Grubb, L. Graves, D. Fox, M. Shumaker, H. Jackson. SECOND ROW: N. Allen, P. Gregg, L. Conner, B. Le Claire, D. Cooper, M. Davis, D. Drake. A-V Club Assists Teachers by Showing Films JUANITA BROWN SEATED: D. Grubb, D. Galyen, B. Glover, Mr. White. FIRST ROW: S. Martin, G. Ray, B. Stonecipher, D. Woodrow, M. Cunningham, J. Staggs. SECOND ROW: H. Rowe, B. Parker, B. Ludlow, D. Lyons, B. High, R. Strawser, J. Whitaker. 78 GAA Entertains Athletes The G.A.A. girls really got on the ball this year, The girls worked hard, and first displayed their school spirit by decorating a car for the Homecoming Parade. At the end of the football season they rewarded the team with a party in the gym. In April they sponsored a swim party for the basketball boys at the YMCA and served refreshments afterwards. They also sponsored a pep session, and they were quite successful in their candy sales. FIRST ROW: S. Conklin, R. Davis, D. Earlywine, B. Smail, T. Rahm, L. Montgomery, H. Ricketts, J. Hegg, L. Hall. SECOND ROW: R. Krout, R. Jacobs, S. Keller, T. Long, G. Moudy, V. Dewlin, J. Davan, A. Morris, V. Coffing, Mrs. Ford. THIRD ROW: E. McConnell, S. Coffing, C. Thompson, L. McGaha, S. Woodrow, R. Smith, K. Krout, C. Weaver, L Howard, B. Hall, D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: D. Warrick, C. Hayden, K. Kokotkiewicz, M. Omahan, M. Ritenour, B. Coffing, D. Cadman, L. Hegg, J. Murray, B. Klage, M. Dickinson, K. Gerling, B. Glover. 79 FT A Creates New Teaching Interests SEATED: G. Kiger, B. Price, L. Alexander, C. Fair-child, Mr. Johnson. FIRST ROW: L. Carr, J. Miller, J. Nielsen, J. Glover, B. Glover, S. Conklin, J. Jenkins, L. Beilis, V. Coffing, T. Rahm. SECOND ROW: S. Martin, C. Mycroft, J. Stockdale, J. Bilsland, T. Martin, R. Morris, S. Warnick, K. Morran, J. Linville, R. Wolters. Hi-Y Stimulates High Ideals FIRST ROW: D. Jolley, G. Strawser, T. Martin, J. Ritenour, D. Grubb, Mr. Griswold. SECOND ROW: J. Bilsland, R. Wolters, D. Rowe, D. Galyen, L. Aber nathy. THIRD ROW: T. Spring, A. Brown, R. Shelby. 80 ALBUM Seniors Slave and BRENDA ABERNATHY: Chorus--4 yrs.; Concert Choir-- 1 yr.; 4-H--6 yrs.; Newspaper Staff -1 yr.; FHA--1 yr.; Jr. Historical Society--3 yrs.; Student Council--1 yr.j Office Girl--2 yrs.; Band- 2 yrs. LARRY ALEXANDER: FTA--1 yr.,--Pres. 1 yr.; C'Men's Club--1 yr.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Student Council--2 yrs.,--V-Pres. 1 yr.; Jr. Historical Society--3 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Latin Club--3 yrs.; AV Club--2 yrs.; MYF-- 2 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class V-Pres.; Baseball--4 yrs.; Football--4 yrs.; Track --1 yr.; Basketball--4 yrs. SANDY ANDERS: Pep Club--1 yr.; FHA--2 yrs.; Latin Club--2 yrs.; Library Club--4 yrs.,--Sec. 1 yr.; Hoosier Student Librarian Association--3 yrs.; Junior Classical League--2 yrs. JIM BILSLAND: Baseball--3 yrs.; Band--4 yrs. ,--V-Pres. 1 yr.; Basketball--2 yrs.; FTA--1 yr.; Hi-Y--3 yrs.; Yearbook Staff--2 yrs.; French Club--1 yr.; C'Men's Club--1 yr.; Track. BETSY BODINE: FHA--3 yrs.; Pep Club--4 yrs.; Job's Daughters--4 yrs.; Library Club--2 yrs.; Concert Choir -1 yr. RICHARD BROOKS: Student Council--1 yr.; Senior Play. DON CLARK: Basketball--1 yr. DAVID COFFING: 4-H--4 yrs.; FFA--3 yrs.; AV--2 yrs.; Track--1 yr. 82 Save for Trip JOE COLLISON: Chorus--2 yrs.; Track--1 yr. SUSAN BOND: French Club -5 yrs.; Junior Historical Society--2 yrs.; Chorus--4 yrs.,--Secretary--l yr.; Concert Choir--4 yrs.; Pep Club--6 yrs.; Library Club--2 yrs.; FHA--2 yrs.; Office Girl--1 yr.; Senior Choral Group--1 yr.; Newspaper Staff--1 yr.; Indiana State Choral Festival--! yr. SHELLEY CONKLIN: Senior Play; French Club--6 yrs.; Latin Club--3 yrs.; Library Club--4 yrs.,--V-Pres. 2 yrs.; GAA--4 yrs.,--Reporter--1 yr.; National Honor Society--2 yrs.; Honor Club—3 yrs.; Pep Club--6 yrs.; Yearbook Staff--3 yrs., -Album Editor--1 yr.; HALA--4 yrs.,--Vice-Pres.--l yr.; FTA—I yr.; Junior Historical Society--3 yrs.; FHA—2 yrs.; Student Council--! yr.; Chorus--! yr. NANCY DICKS: 4-H--6 yrs.; GAA--1 yr.; French Club --3 yrs.; FHA--2 yrs.; Pep Club—4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff --4 yrs.; Newspaper Staff--1 yr.; Office Girl--2 yrs.; Senior Play. STEVE HOWARD: Band--1 yr.; Junior Historical Society— 1 yr. DONNA EARLYWINE: Yearbook Staff—1 yr.; GAA--4 yrs.,--Reporter--! yr.; FHA — 2 yrs.; Pep Club--4 yrs.; Chorus—4 yrs.; Concert Choir--1 yr.; Library Club--2 yrs.; Senior Play. RON MORRIS: Football--2 yrs.; FTA--1 yr.; C-mens Club--! yr.; Basketball—2 yrs. PHIL GREENBURG: Football--4 yrs.; Track--4 yrs.; C'Men's Club--2 yrs.,—Sec. 1 yr.; Band--4 yrs.; FFA--4 yrs.,--Sec. I yr.,—Pres. 1 yr.; Senior Play; Student Council--! yr. CATHY FAIRCHILD: Junior Historical Society--3 yrs., — Sec.--1 yr.; French Club--3 yrs.; FTA--1 yr.; Library Club—1 yr.; Pep Club—6 yrs.; Hoosier Girls State; Yearbook Staff--2 yrs.; FHA--1 yr.; Student Council—1 yr.; Chorus--! yr.; Senior Play. JOE GULLEY: Student Council--l yr.; Pep Club--2 yrs.; AV--2 yrs.; FFA--3 yrs. DIANE GRITTEN: Pep Club —1 yr. KARIN GRISWOLD: Band—4 yrs.; Pep Club—4 yrs.; French Club--3 yrs.,--V-Pres. '66,--Sec'y. '67; Chorus --1 yr.; Concert Choir--1 yr.; Senior Play; Office Girl — 1 yr.; Yearbook Staff--1 yr.; Newspaper Staff--1 yr.; Pep Band--3 yrs. DALE GRUBB: FFA--3 yrs.; Hi-Y--3 yrs.; Student Council--! yr. GARY HALL: FFA--4 yrs. ROGER HALL: FFA--4 yrs. 84 JUDY HEGG: GAA--4 yrs.; Pep Club--1 DAN JOLLEY: Hi-Y—2 yrs.; French Club—3 yrs. SUSAN J. MEARS: Student Council--1 yr.j Honor Club —2 yrs.; Jr. Historical Society--2 yrs.; Latin Club—2 yrs.; FHA--3 yrs.; Library Club—2 yrs. KEN KNOWLES: Senior Class Vice President--1 yr.; Yearbook Staff--4 yrs.; 4-H--4 yrs.;--Pres. 1 yr.; Chorus --4 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.j Concert Choir--4 yrs.; Good Citizen—3 yrs.; French Club—3 yrs.; Boys' State; Newspaper Staff--1 yr.; State Choral Festival; Senior Choral Group; Solo Contest--1st District--1 yr. — lst State--1 yr- PAM JOHNSON: Pep Club--4 yrs.; Honor Club--2 yrs.; 4-H--2 yrs.; Latin Club--3 yrs.; Yearbook Staff—1 yr.; Senior Play. 85 yr- JENNIFER GREENE: French Club--1 yr. KENNY HOLMES: Football —3 yrs.; C'Men's Club—1 yr.; Basketball — 2 yrs. LINDA HALL: French Club—2 yrs.; GAA--3 yrs.; Junior Historical Society—2 yrs.; Senior Play. TERRY MARTIN: Hi-Y-V-Pres. 1 yr.; Senior Class President; Student Council--1 yr.; C'Men's Club--1 yr.; Junior Historical Society--4 yrs.; Baseball--3 yrs.; Boys' State; Latin Club--1 yr. PHYLLIS McCONNELL: Band--3 yrs.; Chorus--2 yrs.; Concert Choir--2 yrs.; French Club--3 yrs.; FHA--2 yrs.; Seniortones--l yr.; Freshman Class Secretary; Job's Daughters; Pep Band--2 yrs.; Yearbook Staff--2 yrs.; Pep Club--1 yr. GARY RAHM: AV Club--1 yr.; Track--1 yr. JIM RITENOUR: Hi-Y--3 yrs.; C'Men's Club--3 yrs.; Latin Club--3 yrs.; Football--3 yrs.; Track--4 yrs.; Basketball Mgr.--1 yr.; Advanced Chemistry Award--1 yr.; Boys' State; Senior Play. PATTY MYERS: Chorus--! yr. JEFF ORR: Basketball--1 yr.; Football--3 yrs.; Track--2 yrs.; AV--1 yr.; C'Men's Club. TERRY RAHM: GAA--3 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Latin Club --3 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Chorus--l yr.; Yearbook Staff--1 yr.; FTA--1 yr.j Honor Club--3 yrs.,--Sec. 1 yr.; Student Council—2 yrs.,--Reporter 1 yr.; Senior Play; Pep Club--2 yrs.; Senior Class Treasurer. TOM MURRAY: Football—1 yr.; Chorus--3 yrs. RON SIMMERMAN: Basketball--3 yrs. HAZEL RAY: Band--4 yrs.; Band Council—1 yr.; Pres. Freshman Class; Student Council--1 yr.; French Club--2 yrs.; GAA--2 yrs.,--Treas.--1 yr.; Cheerleader--4 yrs.; Majorette--3 yrs.; Flag Girl--1 yr.; Alternate for Girls State; Yearbook Staff--1 yr.; Concert Choir--1 yr.; Chorus--! yr. DARYL SOEY: French Club—1 yr.,--Pres. 1 yr.; Basketball- yrs.; Student Council--1 yr.; Alternate for Boys State. RICK ROBERTS: Basketball--4 yrs.; C-mens Club--2 yrs. HAROLD ROWE: Track--2 yrs.; Basketball--2 yrs.; Football--l yr.j AV Club--4 yrs.; FFA--3 yrs. STEVE OOLEY ROB SHELBY: Manager: Football--4 yrs.; Basketball--4 yrs.; Track—2 yrs.; Baseball--4 yrs.; Latin Club--3 yrs.; C-mens Club--3 yrs.; Hi-Y 4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff --2 yrs.; Newspaper Staff--1 yr.; Senior Play--1 yr. BETSY PRICE: Yearbook Editor--1 yr.; National Honor Society--2 yrs.; Band--4 yrs.,--Treas.--l yr.j Girls State--Senator; All State Band--2 yrs.; Honor Club--3 yrs.,--V-Pres.--l yr.; MYF--6 yrs.,--Secy-Treas.--l yr.; FTA--1 yr.,--V-Pres.; FHA--2 yrs.; Student Co.; French Club; Band Council--2 yrs. 87 BRUCE STARKEY: Basketball--4 yrs.; Track--2 yrs.; Hoosier Boys' State; Secretary--Junior Class; Senior Play. SHERRI THORNTON: Library Club—3 yrs.,--Pres.--1 yr.; Concert Choir--4 yrs.; Latin Club--1 yr.; French Club--4 yrs.j Senior Play; Chorus—4 yrs.; Newspaper Staff—1 yr.; 4-H--1 yr.,—Pres.; Senior Choral Group— 1 yr.; State Choral Festival. BILL STONECIPHER: FFA—3 yrs.; A-V--3 yrs.j MYF— 3 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.,--Sec. Treas.--2 yrs.; Band--4 yrs.; Pep Band--3 yrs. ANN TODD: Band--4 yrs.; Yearbook Staff--1 yr.; Latin Club—3 yrs.; Junior Historical Society--1 yr.; Library Club- -1 yr.; Senior Play; Pep Band--2 yrs. EUGENE STRAWSER: Band--4 yrs.-Pres.--1 yr.; Chorus--4 yrs.,--V. Pres. —1 yr.; Track--3 yrs.; Junior Historical Society--2 yrs.; Hi-Y--3 yrs.,--Sec.-Treas.; Concert Choir—3 yrs.; Senior Play; French Club--1 yr.' KATHY STRAWSER: Band--4 yrs.; Pep Band--3 yrs.j PepClub--l yr.; FHA--4 yrs.--Parliamentarian. 4-H - -5 yrs.; Yearbook Staff--1 yr. TOM SPRING: C-men's Club--3 yrs.; Hi-Y — 2 yrs.; Baseball--3 yrs.; Track--3 yrs.; Basketball--3 yrs.j Boys Pep Club--2 yrs. 88 PHIL WALTERS: FFA—4 yrs. JOE WHITAKER: Football--4 yrs.; Track--2 yrs.j AV Club--2 yrs.j C-Men's Club--2 yrs. PHYLLIS SUITERS: Band—4 yrs.j Pep Band--4 yrs.j Swing Band--3 yrs.j French Club—2 yrs.j F.H.A.--1 yr.j Office Girl--1 yr.j Pep Club--4 yrs. JERRY WILSON: Hi-Y — 1 yr. MARGE WARNICK: F.H.A.--1 yr.j Homecoming Attendant--! yr.j Homecoming Queen '67; Newspaper Staff--1 yr. STEVE WITTENAUER: Chorus--4 yrs.j Baseball—4 yrs.j Basketball--4 yrs.j Track—3 yrs.j Cross Country—2 yrs.j C-Men's Club—1 yr.j M.Y.F.--4 yrs.j Student Council Representative; Class Pres.--2 yrs.j Boy's State. DENNIS ROWE: Basketball--2 yrs.j Track--2 yrs.j Concert Choir—2 yrs.j Baseball--! yr.j Band—4 yrs. BOBBIE WOLTER: AV—1 yr.j Latin Club-3 yrs. RITA WOODROW: Cheerleader--1 yr.j Senior Play; Office Girl—4 yrs.j French Ciub--3 yrs.j G.A.A.--2 yrs.j F.H.A.--4 yrs.,--Pres. 1 yr.j Senior Class Sec'y.j Student Council — 1 yr.j Homecoming Queen Candidate; Pep Club--4 yrs.,--Pres.--1 yr.j Yearbook Staff—2 yrs.’ 89 “Wisdom Through Experience” Guides Our Seniors DEBBY WOODROW: Cheerleader--2 yrs.j Band--4 yrs.j Pep Band-3 yrs.j Swing Band--3 yrs.j National Honor Societyj Girls' Statej Honor Club--3 yrs.j Student Coun-cil—2 yrs.j Pep Club—4 yrs.j French Club—1 yr.j Senior Play. JIM STEWART: Chorus--2 yrs.j Concert Choir--2 yrs. JOANN WOODROW: F.H.A.--2 yrs.j Reporter--l yr. MYRON SHUMAKER: Library Club. GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE: J. Ritenour, B. Starkey, C. Fairchild, B. Price, D. Woodrow, T. Martin, K. Knowles. GOOD CITIZENS: L. Alexander and D. Wood-row. Toughened Feet SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: K. Knowles--V-Prcs., T. Rahm-Treas., Miss Smith and Mr. Certain-Sponsors, C. Fairchild--Student Council Rep., R. Woodrow—Sec'y, T. Martin--Pres. 91 Larry Abernathy Nancy Allen Chris Bechtold Linda Beilis Jeff Bodine Agnes Booe Darrell Bowers Rita Bracken Alan Brown Linda Carr Robert Cates Randy Center Rita Clawson Robert Clemence Jane Cline Nancy Coffing Susie Coffing Vicky Coffing Loretta Conner Mike Cunningham Juniors Entertained Seniors with a Jane Davan Roberta Davis Kathy DeBrabant Vicki Dewlen Charles Dickinson Wade Dickson Maryl Dixon Paul Doss Russell Drollinger Marvin Early wine Debbie English Tom Erwin Linda Fields Paul Flick Gale Gayler Robert Glover Linda Graves Bill High Linda Holycross Vernice Howard Roberta Jacob Judith Jenkins Carolyn Jones Bob Keller Dwayne Keller Sue Ellen Keller Gordon Kiger Rita Krout Jill Linville Terri Long Dennis Lyons Jack Macy Sandy Martin Joe Massey Charlotte Mayer Memorable Evening at the Prom Chuck McCollum Debbie McCoy David Me Quay Dean Messick Linda Montgomery Kevin Morran Annette Morris Gayle Moudy Carl Mycroft Donna Mycroft Joyce Myers Diane On-Nancy Parke Bill Parker Brenda Paxton Jim Pettit Gloria Ping Bill Prohaska Glenn Ray Pamela Rector Robert Sams Beth Shelby Jeff Simerl Donna Simmerman Linda Smith Pat Smith Patty Smith Tom Smith Bob Spiering Mike Spring Sylvia Stambaugh Joe Stockdale Scheryl Sweet Jack Thorne Cheryl Tibbett Steve Tipton Rosemary Warner Dale Warnick Steve Warnick Charlotte Williams Rick Williams Bill Witsman Cindy Woodrow 94 Junior Class Officers: R. Bracken, J. Cline, D. English, J. Stockdale, B. Parker, and Sponsors: Mrs. Hicks, Mr. Hicks. Three Cheers for the Junior Class for giving a wonderful Prom this year. They worked all year selling magazines and doing other money-making projects to help them give the Seniors a memorable evening at Paradise Isle . The Juniors also succeeded in presenting Two one-act plays which were very enjoyable. All in all, the Juniors had a most successful year. Class Good Citizens, Joe Stockdale and Linda Holycross 95 Ramona Abernathy Donna Alexander Myrna Allen Rita Alward David Bardos Tim Bell Byron Berger Beverly Benting Ed Bodine Pete Bodine Laura Sue Bone Roger Bowling Richard Bowman Julie Boyer Bill Brewer Bob Brewer Bill Bushue Ellen Campbell Jim Campbell Dora Carr Sophomores Chose Long- Terry Clark Sherry Coffing Russell Crowder Sandy Crowder Randy Crum Stephen Daniel Donnie Davis Joan Davis Vickie Davis Phyllis Dixon Jackie Doss Denise Drake Carolyn Everson Dennis Fields Louis Frazer Joyce Glover Marilyn Grubb Dave Hadaller Brenda Hall Ross Hankins Sandy Harper Terry Haworth Stephen Hegg Larry Hipsher James Hoagland Roseanna Holmes Patti Holycross Dennis Howard Linda Howard Jean Hunt Russell Hutchison Steve Jolley Patti Jones Louis Kokotkiewicz Kathy Krout Awaited Class Rings Priscilla Livingston Bill Ludlow Rita Mailas Donna Martin Samuel Martin Mary McConnell Linda McGaha Dona McKinney Jody Melton Judy Miller Kathy Moore Alice Morton Patty Murphy Christina Myers Deena Nelson Janyce Nielsen David Poll Richard Purgason Barbara Purple Christy Richey Helen Ricketts Richard Salts Donald Sams Ronald Sams Teresa Simerl Becky Smail Jan Smail Melva Smith Rhonda Smith James Staggs Tom Stambaugh Rick Strawser Carol Suiters Bob Taylor Cathy Thompson Coletta Weaver Jan Whittington Marsha Witsman Jean Woodrow Sheila Woodrow James Woolwine Christy Young 98 Hard Working Sophomores SPONSORS: Mrs. Ford, Mr. Brown, Pres.--B. Taylor, V-Pres.--R. Purgason, Student Council--R. Abernathy, Sec'y--J. Smail, Treas.--P. Murphy. The active Sophomore Class ordered their class rings this year and worked hard on their homecoming float Crusin for a Brusin . Priscilla Livingston was their Homecoming attendant with Tim Bell as her escort. They ended the 1967 year with an exciting hayride and weiner roast. Good Citizens: Rusty Crowder, Rita Alward 99 Sue Abernathy Dawn Allen Clyde Anders Cindy Auter Charles Bainbridge Richard Beilis Mike Bever Jim Boger Thomas Booe Gary Bowling Judy Boyd Cindy Bracken Ruth Brakley Vickey Brewer Robert Bushue Deidre Cadman Glenn Carr Jim Clark Barbara Coffing Kurt Conklin Freshmen Began Their Sharon Conner Chuck Demotte Mary Dickinson Ann Drollinger Wayne Early wine Carolyn Ellmore Gary Ellmore Skip Epperson Lois Erwin Fred Ewing Debbie Fogle Karen Gerling Joetta Gill Bonnie Glover Brenda Glover Janice Murray Richard New Nancy Nicklas Dave Noble Linda Noble Teresa Norton Joe Omahen Marcia Omahen Larry Pavey Kathy Payne Alan Greenburg Jerry Griswold Terry Guinn Richard Gulley Wendall Haga Connie Hayden Lynda Hegg Molly Hicks Leajean Holycross Robert Hunt High School Activities Ron Lance Bill LeClaire Jerry Leibrandt Eleanor McConnell Lynn McDaniel Curtis Hurley Walter Jenkins Harry Jones Paul Jones Bruce Keller Neil Keller Linda Kiger Gary King Barbara Klage Kristy Kokotkiewicz Tim Pettit Steve Purgason Rick Rahm Jim Ramey Debby Randles Jerry Rennick David Ricketts Ralph Ricketts Melody Ritenour Howard Rodgers Randy Sanderson Tom Shumaker Fred Smith Jim Smith Melody Stonebraker Dennis Strawser Jeff Strawser Mike Strawser Wendall Strawser Patti Suiters Good Citizens: J. Griswold and B. Glover. Dan Whitaker Sue Wittenauer Dan Woodrow Mike Woodrow 102 In Memoriam of Steve Purgason I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you--oh, you, who the wildest yearn For an old-time step, and the glad return, Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of There as the love of Here. Think of him still as the same. I say, He is not dead--he is just away. James Whitcomb Riley Class Sponsors: Mr. White and Miss Schwin, Class Officers: T. Pettit--Pres., R. Lance--V-Pres., S. Wittenauer Treas., B. Glover--Sec'y absent N. Nicklas—Student Council. 103 Kenny Alward Mike Askren Robert Bailey Mervin Benting Gary Bever Carla Bowers Rick Center Donna Cooper Bradley Crain Margaret Davis Erick English Patti Etchison Jean Fields Dellie Fox Janet Fultz Hal Gayler Vicki Gayler Jann Gee Connie Gross Steve Gross Eighth Grades Took Educational Jackie Grubb Debbie Gurley Kathy Haga Jeff Hauk Jim Heath Jane Hegg Larry Hockenbury Debra Hollowell Fred Holt Cindy Holycross Hope Jackson Janet Johannes Lauren Jones Tony Knecht Jim Ludlow Danny Martin Curtis Massey Dave Mason Jeff Mason Susie McIntosh Glen Miller Karen Miller Armilda Morran Marc Morran Donita Murray Lou Ann Nichols Rollie Nielsen Haven Ohl Leonard Orr Virginia Peich Connie Ray Penny Rector Rich Rennick Terry Reynolds Bill Rice Field Trip to Chicago Pennie Ritenour Linda Rodgers Jack Romine Jack Sadler Patty Sanderson Sandy Simmerman Ronny Spiering David Starkey Rick Starkey Mike Strawser Penny Strawser Mike Stump Denny Taylor Andy Thorne Steve Williams Andy Thorne Steve Williams Lou Ann Woodrow Sue Young 8th 7th Grades—Officers Good Citizen Kenny Alward, Lou Ann Nichols Good Citizens David Allen, Julie Nicklas Good Citizens Class Officers: B. Crain Sec'y, D. Cooper--V-Pres. Sponsor: Mr. Clawson, S. Williams Pres., J. Hegg Treas. Class Officers: J. Cline Pres., M. Voreis V-Pres. Sponsors: Mrs. and Mr. Johnson, C. Miller Sec'y, M. Hanley Treas. Bryan Allen David Allen John Alyea 106 Cathy Anders Willard Askren Connie Bechtold Rene Bever Diane Blake Kathy Brooks Everett Bracken Rick Burgoyne Debbie Carr Martha Clemence Judy Cline Paul Conner Sherie Cotton Chuck Davis Randy Davis Cindy Dennis Nancy Dickinson Lynn Drake Susan English Kathy Ewing Cheryl Ford Linda Fox Brenda Gipson Stanley Gross Vemeta Gouty Mike Gremore Jean Grubb Rick Grubb Tom Haga Mark Hanley David Hayden Shirley Hegg Bob Hoagland Barbara Hughey Raquel Hunt 107 Peter Hutson Peggy Jenkins Linda Jones Doug Krout Frank Lamb Rick Lawrence Nick Linville Carolyn Lukas Thomas Masulis Alan McConnell Janet McConnell Mary Lou McLain Carla Miller Charles Mornout Thomas Morris Dennis Murray Julie Nicklas David Poer Mike Purple Randy Randles 7 th Graders Survived High School Pressures Bill Ricketts Jeff Scering Douglas Shelby Kathy Shelby Mike Spriesterbach Susan Stambaugh Darrel Stonebraker Larry Tedrow Mike Voreis Vicky Voreis Nancy Warrick Tim Whitaker Danny Wirth Sam Witsman Rhonda Woodrow Our Administrators and School Board Mr. Livingston, Superintendent Mr. Williams, Principal SEATED: M. Suiters, F. Cates. STANDING: W. Sammis, H. Meade, M. Holland. 109 Secretaries and Office Helpers Mrs. McIntosh Mrs. Simmons Mrs. Mycroft Office Helpers--L. to R.--P. Suiters, K. Griswold, S. Bond, R. Woodrow, B. Abernathy, N. Dicks, D. Woodrow, SEATED--Mrs. Gee. 110 The Chefs of Covington High provided many nourishing meals for the famished students. Many Thanks to the Cooks and Bus Drivers in THANK YOU ADVERTISERS We, the Yearbook staff, thank our advertisers for the support they have given us this year. Our yearbook is made possible by our advertisers; show them all consideration possible. BURRIN’S PHARMACY Prescription SPECIALISTS Phone 793-3541 The New Burrin's Pharmacy Covington, Indiana The Fountain Trust Company Covington Member of FDIC Kingman FREY GAS CO. Quality and Service in All Phone 793-2401 329 Washington Street Covington, Indiana Compliments of FILM DIVISION—OLIN WORKS Covington, Indiana IGA FOODLINER Covington Attica Bill Bond--Don Clark You Can Rely on Us for All Your Food Needs or Party and Picnic Supplies Tablerite Meats Table Fresh Produce Oven Fresh Bakery Lowest Price Anywhere BILL CLASEN CHEVROLET-BUICK Sales and Service Phone 793-2243 Covington, Indiana William’s Studio and Camera Shop Patrons of Trojans Robert Williams--Prosecutor Kelso Cartwright--Treasurer Marie Denhart--Recorder Alice McKinney--County Nurse Norma's Dress Shop Waclaw Body Shop AMERICAN YEARBOOK COMPANY Represented by: Fred Plocher Box 49 Crawfordsville, Indiana Belton Candy Company Wholesale Candy and Fountain Supplies Phone 442-0831 Danville, Illinois Sanford and Todd Contractors Ph. 397-3245 793-2367 Indiana BEANIE’S MARATHON B.F. Goodrich, Auto Lite Batteries Complete Tune-Up Service Compliments of WHITE AND GROGG Third and Jefferson Covington Indiana Compliments of ELLIOT JEWELERS BILL RIVERS State Farm Insurance Agent in Covington for Auto - - Life - -Fire Gifts for Every Occasion STATE FARM Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Watch and Keepsake Diamonds Watch and Jewelry Repair Covington Indiana WABASH VALLEY FLOWER SHOP The Best in Flowers Compliments of McDaniel's enco service LUDLOW BEAUTY SHOP (humble) 831 Harrison Street —— Phone 793-3212 Atlas Tires and Batteries Jane Moore and Robbye Ludlow Phone 793-8067 Operators Covington, Indiana Covington Indiana Put a Tiger in Your Tank. Interstate Sand and Gravel Company, Inc. Since 1903 Covington, Indiana Compliments of THE REDWOOD INN Serving Smorgasbord Daily WALLACE AND WALLACE Located Just Off Interstate 74, Lynch Road Exit Danville Illinois BoDine and Shelby Funeral Home Ambulance Service Since 1879 Distinctive Funeral Service Covington, Ind. WOODROW CONSTRUCTION Dewey, Donald, John Covington, Indiana BEN FRANKLIN STORE Headquarters for All Variety and Dry Good Merchandise Covington, Indiana H-OME ACCENT SHOP ALLEN’S PONTIAC-OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 408 Liberty Street Tempest F-85 Covington, Indiana Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 67” REX V. KELLER Producer's Bodi Builder Milk Veedersburg, Indiana Phone 294-2223 Stoneware Lamps, Accessories and Dinnerware Walnut Tile Tables Lampshades Lampwiring Repairing ANNA'S YARN SHOP 921 Fourth Street Complete Line of Yarn and Knitting Supplies Free Instructions Delivered to Your Door CARL DAVAN Phone 793-3182 Covington, Indiana DINSMORE'S D.X. SERVICE Goodyear - -Tires - -Firestone Lu br ication - -T uneup Car Wash 1015 Liberty St., Covington, Indiana Dairy Queen-Brazier PARISH TIRE BATTERY SHOP U.S. 136 2 Miles West of Covington, Indiana Covington, Indiana CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE French Barber Shop 404 College Street Attica, Indiana WAYNE ROWE GARAGE Radiator Repair Major Minor Motor Overhauling All Types of Mechanical Repairing 1022 Sixth Street 793-3452 Covington, Ind. Liberty St. Covington, Indiana Bob’s Drive-In Cones, Sundaes, Shakes Cold Drinks, Sandwiches, Fries Phone: 793-8085 Third and Pearl Streets Covington, Indiana Sadler’s Cleaners Dry Cleaning and Shirt Laundry Moth Proofing--Water Repelling Free Parking--Delivery Except Sat Phone: 793-4102 314 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana EDWARD’S GROCERY BILSLAND IMPLEMENT CO., INC. 501 Third Street ■ if 717 Eighth Street Covington, Indiana Phone 793-2131 Phone 793-3321 Your International Harvester Dealer FRED'S STANDARD SERVICE Compliments of JOHNW. MASSEY Atlas Tires, Atlas Batteries Covington, Indiana Abstractor Hegg Funeral Home WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY Earl M. Fairchild, Field Representative 911 Washington Street Phone 793-3594 Covington, Indiana Compliments of LOWELL R. STEPHENS, M.D. 24-Hour Ambulance Service 793-2141 600 East Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Covington Indiana DORIS MURRAY'S MEIS BROS. BEAUTY SHOP Saluting the 207 Eleventh Street Covington, Indiana Graduating Senior Class '67 Phone 793-3113 Danville, Illinois HALL'S MARATHON SERVICE HAYDEN PLUMBING AND HEATING 1124 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana 213 Third Street Covington, Indiana Shop 793-2302 Res. 793-3190 Phone 793-8068 24-Hour Service Western Auto Your Friendly Store East Side of Square Phone 793-3251 Covington, Indiana Compliments of GRUBB IMPLT. STORE McCulloch Chain Saws M-M and New Holland WARRICK'S RESTAURANT Farm Equipment Covington, Indiana Phone 793-3282 (modern machinery, Covington, Indiana SPRAGUE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes Clothing for the Family We Clothe the Family for Less Phone 793-2361 Covington, Indiana Compliments of RAY DERRINGER Marathon Gas Oil EVAN'S DRUGSTORE 820 4th Covington, Ind. Attica Indiana FOSTER OIL CORP. MYERS DEPARTMENT STORE uSffia Shoes--Clothing (66) Phone: 294-2653 Frigidaire Phillips 66 Attica, Indiana Veedersburg Indiana ATTICA READY-MIX For Your Cement Needs Cheaper--Quicker--Less Work Attica Indiana FOUNTAIN AUTOMOTIVE Publishers of the SUPPLY COMPANY COVINGTON REPUBLICAN AND FRIEND 205 Fourth Street Covington Publishing Corp. Covington, Indiana Covington, Indiana 793-2256 COVINGTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 312 Fourth Street Covington, Indiana Safety of Your Savings Insured up to $15000.00 DOUGLAS AND NELSON, INC. DILLON IMPLEMENT CO. Abstractors Since 1896 404 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Phone 793-3611 Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Phone 793-3581 Covington, Indiana Tractors Haying Harvesting Machinery Implements Lawn Garden Tractors Equipment VEEDERSBURG GRAIN, INC. Grain--Coal--Feed--Seed Compliments of DR. FREAS DR. McGRADY DR.JOLLEY Veedersburg, Indiana Veedersburg Indiana SUITERS' LUMBER AND CABINETS, CO. HOTEL WOLFORD Custom Kitchen--Furniture Dealers in Hotpoint and Tappan Appliances Phone 793-4104 Covington Indiana The Site of High School Proms ATTICA SUPPLY CO. Automotive Parts Phone 762-2452 Always Good Food Covington Indiana and Hospitality BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1 967 FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS PERRY LEWIS COMPANY MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAMBER Ford Authorized Sales Services OF COMMERCE MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY This Area's Newest and Finest Store Always First Quality A P TEA COMPANY P. R. MALLORY COMPANY ELSTON BANK AND TRUST CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. GOLDEN RULE LADOGA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN MC DANIEL FREIGHT LINES MID-STATES STEEL WIRE CO. NYE BOOE DRUGS SUPERIOR MOVING STORAGE THRIFTY WHOLESALE SUPPLY B D LUMBER COMPANY BOOK STORE BURNETT LUMBER COMPANY CLEMENTS-SMITH CORPORATION CRAWFORD CAFE CRAWFORDSVILLE MOTEL C'VILLE LANES HERMAN DAVIS, INC. DELLEKAMP'S DIANA SHOP DOG ’N SUDS EDWARDS MOTOR SALES FARM BUREAU INSURANCE O. K. GALLOWAY SONS CO. HARRIS PACKING COMPANY INDIANA MOTOR PARTS JACKSON WEBER LORD'S MC CLAMROCH-GROVES CORP. MILLER'S SHOES MILLIGAN LAWN GARDEN SHOP MONTGOMERY SAVINGS LOAN G. C. MURPHY COMPANY MYERS STANDARD SERVICE NICHOLS LOAN CORPORATION PATTISON'S TV PERRY'S OFFICE SUPPLY PETT, THE FLORIST RAMSEY FARM EQUIPMENT RAPP COMPANY REASONER’S JEWELRY SEARS CATALOG SALES SQUIRE SHOP STECK'S WEATHERVANE TACKROOM UNITED TRACTOR SALES D. W. WILLIAMS, JEWELER F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Compliments of MAYOR DONALD MARR Councilmen and Clerk Editor’s Note We would like to express our appreciation to all the people who have made the presentation of this book possible. Special thanks goes to Bill Harbert for taking so many fine pictures. Our sponsors, Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Ashton, deserve credit for their help. It has been an honor and privilege to take part in producing this 1967 Trojan Yearbook.