Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

THE COVINGTON TR OJA N 1968 COVINGTON, INDIANA ACTIVITIES 2-30 ACADEMICS 31-50 ORGANIZATIONS 51-62 SPORTS 63-90 ALBUM 91-115 CLOSING 116-118 ADVERTISEMENTS 119-136 Sights and Sounds CHS Style THE AMERICAN FLAG flapping in the breeze, the clatter of books, and the chatter of students are among the familiar sounds of CHS. Students scurrying to class, and teachers conversing on various subjects, are some of the familiar sights around the school. But in reality the halls of Covington are the pages on which the students therein record the memories of their brief encounter with the bonds of education. In future years these pages will warm the heart and bring tears to the eyes of those who care to remember. 2 3 Students Take Break Seniors work hard toward games and other activities. Adding to the sounds of CHS. is the pep band, who bolsters the swinging spirit of the Trojans. 5 Academics Challenge Students scurry to next class by ring of bell. 6 7 Going steady is still fashionable at CHS. Echo of Tradition Fills CHS 8 Sophomores anticipate the delivery of class rings. Social Life Adds 10 Deb McCoy—Our Reigning Homecoming Queen TEARS OF HAPPINESS filling her eyes, Miss Debby McCoy was escorted by Steve Warnick to her throne where she began her reign as the 1968 Homecoming Queen. The five foot three, red-haired beauty is active in many extra-curricular activities. Among them, she is a twirler in the Senior Band, and she represents the Senior Class on the Student Council. CANDIDATE: Linda Fields ESCORT: Chuck McCollum Queen Debbie McCoy SENIOR ATTENDANTS: Vicki Coffing, Linda Fields, Roberta Jacob; 1967 HOMECOMING QUEEN: Marge Warnick; 1968 HOMECOMING QUEEN: Debby McCoy; JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Rita Alward; SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Sharon Conner; FRESHMAN ATTENDANT: Sharia Martin. 13 Booster Bonfire Ignites CHS Spirit Down with Attica , yell the students as a Rambler burns in effigy. Cheerleaders await Homecoming game with excited smiles. WE WANT VICTORY! This was the cry raised by the large number of Trojan fans that filled the city park on a rainy October evening. The scene was that of a huge pep rally, sponsored by the Boosters Club, that touched off the week of our homecoming festivities. Besides burning the Ramblers in effigy and cheering for the Trojans, many hours were spent laboring over the floats to be entered in the parade on Friday night. Students of the high school labored over crepe paper, kleenexes, and spray paint, each sincere in his desire to help create the winning float. Strutting majestically the marching Trojans prepare for the pre-game festivities. At final pep session before the game team members give their views of the upcoming game. 14 Marjorie Warnick, '66 Homecoming Queen's Reign ends. Laughingly Senior band members compare Declaration of Victory earns top prize for junior float, and contrast incidents of the past and pres-ent homecoming parades. Pep Club creates winning car with slogan, Lick 'em. Cast Dr. Burton Larry Father Gilbreth Mother Gilbreth Frank Gilbreth Ernestine Gilbreth Anne Gilbreth Fred Gilbreth Bill Gilbreth Dan Gilbreth Jackie Gilbreth Martha Gilbreth Lilian Gilbreth Mrs. Fitzgerald Miss Brill Joe Scales Joe Stockdale Wade Dickson Jack Macy Beth Shelby Dwayne Keller Linda Carr Kathy DeBrabant Bob Clemence Mike Cunningham Charlie Dickinson Scheryl Sweet Jane Davan Nancy Parke Agnes Booe Linda Holycross Joe Massey “Cheaper by the Dozen —Old-Age Comedy The houselights dimmed to the tune of LOVE'S OLD SWEET SONG. A spotlight is shown upon a closed curtain making visible the characters of Ernestine and Frank. A hush flows across the darkened auditorium filled to capacity with expectant parents, relatives, friends, and curious onlookers. The Senior Class production of Cheaper By The Dozen was a real success. From beginning to end Cheaper By The Dozen wove its way into the souls of the audience, tickling the funny bone and warming the heart. You might as well go bare-legged as wear these. Director: Student Directors: Judy Ashton Debby McCoy Jill Linville Bob Speiring Larry Abernathy 16 Lighting: What is the idea? That motorcycle belongs to Mac! Senior play cast takes last bow before curtain closes. You dumb dog, won't you ever learn. A Hoo! Rah! Ray! and a tiger for Montclair High! Mrs. Ashton tries to convey proper acting methods. 17 Rowan Martin Style “Spring Kaos' Rowan and Martin type MC's, Darrel Bowers and Joe Stockdale, introduce Spring Kaos . SPRING KAOS was the center of the annual spring show activity. MC's Rowan and Martin style brought much amusement to the audiences. Sketches, musical and dancing entertainment, and many more acts create the fine show of Spring Kaos. With only a week of actual preparation the show was said to be the best ever . Hours or planning, preparation, and hard work by both students and their fine directors, Mr. and Mrs. Hicks created a tremendous show. 18 Jane Cline twirls fire baton to Spanish beat of Lonely Bull . 19 Jack Macy and Vickie Gaylor present delightful sketch centering on solo I've Gown Accustomed to Her Face . Two years straight the Tijuana Brass has brought extraordinary applause from audiences. Bob Glover sings tremendous bass solo, Impossible Dream . Our own Tiny Tim, Joe Massey, makes appearance at Spring Kaos . CHS Swing Band brings tremendous applause from every audience age group. Flag girls give rip-roaring cowgirl performance to Vaquero March. You Can't Take A WACKY TYPE FAMILY COMEDY, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU brought many minutes of pleasure for audiences. A comedy centered around the easy going Sycamore family and their friends and acquaintances. Believing that life is supposed to be lived to its fullest the Sycamore family lives by the motto, You can't take it with you . Strange scenes throughout the play bring much laughter to the audience and those on stage. A family of many strange talents, feelings, and occupations the Sycamores are to be long remembered. 22 I don't see why anybody would follow you Ed . Ed Carmichael Essie Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Tony Kirby Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Rheba Grand Duchess Paul Sycamore Penny Sycamore Mr. Kolenkoff Mr. Depinna Mr. Henderson Policeman Gay Wellington Policeman Policeman Stage Manager Director Dave Hadaller Laura Bone Bob Brewer Bob Taylor Janyce Nielsen Jan Sam ail Steve Jolly Judy Miller Linda McGaha Joyce Glover Richard Purgason Jody McConnell Louis Kokotkiewicz Denny Fields Randy Crum Bill Brewer Priscilla Livingston Rusty Crowder Dave Bardos Jim Hoagland Mrs. Judy Ashton Of course we'd be delighted to have the Grand Duchess for supper Mr. Kolenkoff . It with You 23 Senior class president, Joe Stockdale, thanks Juniors for an enchanting evening of Spring Fever . “Spring Fever ' Evening THE 68 Jr-Sr Prom was an evening of Spring Fever enchantment. Dining and dancing amid arrays of colorful spring flowers, dazzling overhead chandeliers, and a beautiful fountain in the center of the floor. With many hours of hard work, planning, and lots of imagination the Juniors turned a gym into a romantic setting. Entertainment was furnished by the Thermon Frock orchestra and a delicious dinner was catered by the Luxor. Myrna Allen entertains guests with song stressing Prom theme, Spring Fever. Faculty, Seniors, Juniors, and guests enjoy an enchanting evening of dining and dancing in the North Terrace Room. 24 of Enchantment A finale for the evening was the Grand March, which introduced each couple. Marvin Hicks, band director at CHS, joins Thermon Frock and his orchestra at entertainment time. “68” Queen King 25 Jack Thorne Valedictorian A Time of Recognition Honor EACH YEAR a special night at CHS centers on honoring students academically and on extracurricular activities. Teachers, sponsors, clubs, and community organizations honor hardworking students at Covington High. Awards night is a night of special recognition for many students. Dwayne Keller D.A.R. Good Citizen: Linda Holycross Salutatorian Mrs. Judy Gee presents awards to Varsity and B-team cheerleaders. 26 Chevron and Honor jacket winners during the 67-68 CHS school year. American Legion oratorical award winner was congratulated by Harrel Johnson. Jack Thorne Rick Williams Dwayne Keller Linda Holycross Kathy Debrabant Gloria Ping Linda Beilis Gordon Kiger Roberta Jacob Jill Linville Jane Cline Joe Stockdale Brenda Garfield Ed Bodine Jim Hoagland Judy Miller Richard Purgason 27 Graduates 1968 Graduates Filled with “Tears and Joy THE GRADUATION CLASS OF 68 looked toward exercises with tears and joy . Baccalaureate service was centered on a fine and interesting address made by Father Vernon. The CHS Choir accompanied by Leajean Holycross and Steve Williams presented several numbers during the service. Commencement exercises were introduced by the high school band. Dr. Jacob Cobb was the speaker for the honoring service. The graduates left the service to the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance . Beth Shelby reads scripture at afternoon service. Rev. Donald B. Vernon addresses CHS graduates at Baccalaureate service. 29 FACULTY Administrators Lend Able Guidance MR. LUKE LIVINGSTON did his undergraduate work at Indiana State Teachers' College. He obtained his superintendent's degree from Indiana University in 1946 and 1947, following his military training in the Marine Corps. Mr. Livingston and his wife, Evelyn, have six children, Anne, Sharon, Roxie, Priscilla, Lisa, and Benjamin Jacob. Mr. Livingston also has four grandchildren. He is now working on his Intermediate Advance Degree to become an Education Specialist and he plans to complete this in June. MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS received his B. S. and M.S. from Indiana University and has done additional studying at Purdue University. He is a member of the Indiana State Teachers Association, National Education Association, and the Indiana Association of Junior-Senior High Schools. He has worked at Fountain Central and was head of the A V Department and the Business Department. He and his wife, Elva, have two children, Bob, a senior at Purdue and Claudia, a sophomore at Purdue. His main outside interests are golf, fishing, bowling, and all sports. 32 Mr. Griswold M.S. at Indiana State B.S. at Indiana State OFFICE GIRLS: L. Carr, R. Jacob, R. Mallas, L. Holycross, D. Alexander, M. Grubb. SEATED: Secretary Judy Gee. SCHOOL BOARD: Richard Klage, Mr. Merlin Bechtold, Mr. Dick Sammis, Mr. Fred Cates, Mr. Merle Suiters. 33 Mr. Bruce Brown B. S. Earlham M.S. Indiana State Language Broadens The English Deparment at CHS helps students to understand the fundamentals of the English language and to appreciate the English literature. By exploring new concepts in English thinking and discussing English motives and influence in the world, students begin to understand the culture in which they live. Mr. Brown, by connecting English and other subjects, prepares the students of his classes to face the world they will soon be a part of. Mrs. Diane Gymon B. S. University of 111. Mr. James Johnson B. S. Earlham A.M. Indiana University 34 Students Lives Mrs. Ann Ritenour B. S. at Butler M.S. at Indiana State Mrs. Judy Ashton B. S. at Indiana State THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT teaches students to appreciate not only the language, but the culture of foreign countries. Students, under the direction of Mrs. Ashton, study the French language and are soon able to read, write, and speak the language. Latin students learn the language and the customs of ancient Romans from Mrs. Terry. Mrs. Terry B. S. at Indiana State M.S. at Indiana State 35 Science and Math Departments Prepare Mr. Don White B. S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State Mr. Samuel Patton B. S. Wabash College Mr. Dale Clawson B. S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State 36 Students for Technilogical Challenges THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT of CHS prepares students to meet the demands of the fast-changing world. It teaches them new concepts in scientific fields and better enables them to meet the challenges of the world about them. Mr. Richard Campbell B. S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State Mr. Harrell Johnson B.S. Chicago University M.S. Indiana State 37 History . . . Concepts HISTORY IS made each day and in history and government classes at CHS the students learn and debate past and present historical events. History is more than maps, atlases, and the Constitution. History students today live through many event- Mr. Sager B.S. Indiana State 38 oj Life People ful world situations therefore giving new concepts to be debated along with facts of long ago. History is not memorization of dates and famous persons, but understanding concepts of life and its people. The CHS program of history has given new interest to a subject some may find boring and unnecessary. Mr. Lochmueller M.A. Ball B.A. Evansville 39 Mrs. Johnson B.S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State Marching Trojans Stepping High THE CHS MARCHING BAND was formed in 1949. Since that time the band has performed numerous times at the State Fair, consistently finishing in the top thirty out of the largest and finest high school bands. The Marching Trojans, under the direction of Marvin Hicks, and the field direction of Drum Majorette, Beth Shelby, flanked by the flag girls and twirlers, strut proudly as they perform at every home football game. DRUM MAJORETTE BETH SHELBY 40 Symphonic Sounds of CHS—Concert Band The CHS concert band is a vital component of the Sounds of Music at CHS. They work hand in hand with the Chorus and Conceit Choir at the annual Christmas Concert and Spring Show. Consisting of 114 members the band traveled to Chicago and throughout northern Indiana on their annual band tour. Under the fine direction of Marvin Hicks the band performed concerts at various Indiana schools. Mr. Marvin Hicks B. S. at Evansville M.S. at Indiana State ROW 1, L-R: B. Paxton, J. Davan, S. Martin, R. Jacob, P. Jones, M. Grubb, C. Thompson, L. Holycross, D. Randolph, G. Bardos, V. Gayler, J. Neilsen, B. Garfield. ROW 2: D. Keller, R. Bracken, A. Morris, M. Allen, V. Brewer, J. Miller, J. Gee, K. Miller, K. Summers, J. Fields, V. Piech, J. Johannes, J. Melton, L. Carr, D. Denhart, J. Murray, M. Dickinson, S. Hegg, S. Sweet, J. Stockdale. ROW 3: Beth Shelby, D. McCoy, L. Bone, B. Smail, R. Alward, S. Coffing, R. Mallas, R. Holmes, K. Krout, D. Gurley, J. Ludlow, B. Brewer, J. McConnell, S. Jolley, P. Bodine, J. Massey, P. Sanderson, N. Keller, J. Smail, J. Hunt, M. Omahan, L. MaGaha, W. Dickson, K. DeBrabant, J. Hegg, D. Mycroft. ROW 4: B. Klage, R. Brakely, L. Nichlos, S. S. Macintosh, P. Etchison, S. Stockdale, C. Gross, S. Simmerman, S. Young, M. Coffing, R. Spiering, G. Miller, M. Walter, R. Null, B. Rice, K. Kokotkiewiecz, D. Bowers, G. Kiger, B. Ludlow, E. Bodine, J. Thorne, B. Glover, L. Hegg, L. Smith, R. Purgason, L. Orr, J. Romine, R. Neilsen, A. Greenburg, J. Hoagland, D. Fields, T. Smith, R. Williams. ROW 5: J. Glover, K. Alward, G. Kiger, C. Massey, K. Conklin, R. Hutchison, L. Suzuki, Mr. Hicks, P. Smith, B. Cates, B. Burger, L. Kokotkiewiecz, G. Ellmore, F. Ewing, B. Crain. 41 BAND COUNCIL: FRONT, J. Stockdale, R. Williams, S. Williams, R. Purgason, and K. Conklin. BACK, B. Shelby, D. McCoy, D. Mycroft, D. Bowers, R. Jacob, and Mr. Hicks. Sparkling Uniforms Brighten Trojans THE CHS MAJORETTES AND FLAG GIRLS added sparkle to 68 Marching Trojans. A week spent at Purdue Band Camp the girls returned with new ideas and snappy routines. The sixteen, sequined dressed girls led the Trojans with pep and vitality throughout the season. FRONT L to R L. Carr, V. Coffing, L. Bone, D. Mycroft, L. Suzuki, R. Bracken. BACK J. McConnell, P. Jones, R. Mallas, M. Dickinson, R. Holmes, B. Smail. THE MINI-MARCHERS of CHS are the marching members of the Junior Band. Hard practices filled with fun, prepared the Junior Band for their fine performance during half-time at the 68 Homecoming. The Junior Band under the direction of Drum Majorette drilled for future performances in Junior or Senior Band. The marching season ended and practice began for concerts. Traveling to the State Contest in Crawfordsville the Junior Band returned with ribbons signifying a First Place. The citizens of Covington may look with eager eyes to this band of tomorrow . MAJORETTES: Verneta Gouty, Judy Cline, Linda Jones, Carla Miller, Connie Bechtold, and Susan English. 43 The Sounds of Music ONE, TWO, READY, SING! This is a familiar instruction heard by members of chorus at Covington High. Under the fine direction of Mrs. Deanne Hicks, choral members strive toward fine tone and voice qualities. Annually the Covington Chorus entertain large crowds at their Christmas and Eastern concerts. The chorus also participates each spring in the annual Choral Festival. Their last performance of the year is with the Covington Senior Band during the Spring Show. Deanna Hicks B. M. E. at Evansville B. S. at Indiana State Music Chorus ROW 1 L-R: D. Curtis, C. Holycross, P. Gregg, M. Riteour, M. Allen, P. Suiters, D. Randles, S. Gross, W. Early-wine, R. Starkey, R. New, J. Smail, S. Abernathy, C. Auter, B. Coffing, D. Drake, N. Allen, L. Howard, L. Rodgers, A. Morran, P. Strawser. ROW 2: L. Holycross, A. Morris, J. Grubb, D. Fox, D. Martin, L. Erwin, D. Wood-row, J. Campbell, C. Hurley, J. Griswold, L. McDaniel, D. Taylor, P. Ritenour, C. Myers, D. Current. ROW 3: J. Linville, V. Dewlen, T. Long, J. Doss, D. Cadman, D. Fogle, J. Woodrow, J. Jenkins, M. Earlywine, D. Davis, B. Taylor, L. Woodrow, J. McConnell, D. Orr, R. Warner, B. Davis, K. DeBrabant, B. Benting, N. Nicklas, D. Cooper, K. Haga, H. Jackson, S. Martin, C. Ray. ROW 4: L. Smith, M. Davis, B. Glover, A. Morton, C. Bracken, B. Smail, T. Simerel, B. Brewer, J. Stockdale, M. Spring, P. Doss, D. English, N. Parke, L. Fields, D. MyCroft, D. Simmeran, L. Montgomery, H. Ricketts, S. Wittenauer, D. Allen, K. Gerling. 44 L-R. ROW 1: T. Long, A. Morris, M. Ritenour, M. Allen, P. Suiters, D. Randles, L. McDaniel, J. Smail, C. Hurley, J. Cambell, S. Keller, R. Davis, D. Orr, L. Fields. ROW 2: L. Holycross, L. Smith, J. Linville, B. Taylor, D. Davis, M. Spring, J. Stockdale, B. Brewer, R. Lance, B. Glover, S. Wittenauer, D. English, N. Parke, J. McConnell. GLORIA IN EXCELSIS was one among the many sacred and secular songs presented by the Concert Choir this year. The Concert Choir, distinguished by long, blue robes, consists of thirty members chosen by audition from the ranks of the mixed chorus. The Concert Choir performs at the annual concerts and also presents a special number at the Choral Festival at Fountain Central. Chorus Officers: D. Orr, Sec., L. Holycross, V.-Pres., J. Smail, V.-Pres., D. English, Treas. 45 Business Classes Aim Toward the Future Miss Sarabel Smith B.S. at Indiana State M.S. at Indiana State Miss Sara Schwin M.S. at Indiana State B.S. at Indiana University Mr. Dwayne Rater B.S. at Indiana State M.S. at Indiana State 46 Mrs. Betty Hegg B.S. at Franklin Mrs. Juanita Brown B.S. at Indiana University Reading The Key To Understanding READING has taken a great stride in the developing of young minds at Covington. The newly-formed developmental reading class trained students reading abilities to meet college requirements. The School Library is a helpful aid to students in doing research and also provides a wealth of fiction books and magazines for student enjoyment. 47 Mrs. Guymon, assistant librarian, and library aids make display for enjoyment of CHS students. Physical Fitness Important to Life Mrs. Ford B.A. Franklin College PHYSICAL FITNESS in encouraged more today than ever before. President Kennedy introduced a fitness program that interested every American in his own health and fitness attitude. CHS has built its own fitness program evolving around basketball, volleyball, exercises and many other enjoyable sports. Physical Education is a part of each student's life and has been stressed by each of our P.E. teachers. Mrs. Gustafson A.B. Eastern Illinois Mr. Certain B.S. Indiana State Vocational Skills Important in Life CHS PREPARES all students for their chosen careers in life. Vocational skills are stressed as those preparing students for colleges of their choice. Mr. Certain prepares boys in working in the area of carpentry and also mechanical devices. Mr. Brown works in the area of gardening and farming. Mrs. Gustafson deals with the girls at CHS preparing them for the skills of future homemakers. Mr. Brown B.S.A. Purdue M.E.D. Colorado State University 49 Art Appreciation New Class at CHS ART CLASS, one of the newest classes offered at CHS, taught students new concepts in art. Amid the confusion of canvasses and cramped quarters, stu-dents were able to create many paintings and drawings of honorable mention. Members of the art class competed in a district contest and walked away with top prizes. Third prize went to Rosemary Warner and second place went to Wade Dickson. Mrs. Mary Morgan B.S. at Iowa State 50 ORGANIZATIONS “68” Trojan Staff SEATED: S. Tipton, Co-Editor, Mr. Miller, Sponsor, K. DeBrabant, Co-Editor, ROW 1: L. Carr, S. Sweet, B. Smail, S. Martin, A. Morris, L. Smith, J. McConnell, ROW 2: J. Linville, R. Jacob, C. Dickinson, B. Clemence, D. Keller, W. Dickson, J. Davan, N. Parke, G. Kiger, D. Orr, ROW 3: A. Booe, J. Massey, L. Bone, P. Livingston, J. Hunt, J. Miller, J. Nielsen, D. Warnick, R. Williams. 52 Hard Work Creates Trojan EACH YEAR there seems to be one CHS organization that never has a leisure minute. With planning, layouts, pictures, and deadlines the TROJAN STAFF works during many school hours and hours outside school time. Under the guidance of Mr. Miller the staff worked hard to prepare and complete a good 68 TROJAN. The staff was mainly made up of upper classmen but there were many times they received help from many students at CHS. The Trojan Staff wishes to thank each and every person that contributed to the creation of the 1968 TROJAN. TROJAN STAFF Editors Kathy DeBrabant Steve Tipton Sports Dwayne Keller Jody McConnell Activities Sandy Martin Laura Bone Academics Roberta Jacob Judy Miller Organizations Beth Shelby Janyce Nielsen Album Diane Orr Priscilla Livingston Editors, Kathy DeBrabant and Steve Tipton, confer with sponsor, Mr. Miller, on coming 68 TROJAN. 53 ROW 1: M. Cunningham, M. Strawser, D. Drake, H. Ricketts, B. Smail, L. Carr, M. Allen, Mrs. Judy Gee (sponsor) J. Nielsen, R. Mallas, ROW 2: R. Warner, S. Sweet, N. Parke, K. DeBrabant, ROW 3: L. Montgomery, C. Kokotkiewicz, L. Hegg, D. McCoy, ROW 4: R. Center, M. Randles, R. Williams, P. Livingston, J. Stock-dale, Mr. Certain, L. McGaha, D. MyCroft, L. Bone, P. Jones. Trojan Trumpet Creation of Enjoyment TROJAN TRUMPET has brought enjoyment and given special attention to events centered at Covington. Made up from facts and lots of imagination the Trojan Trumpet is issued each month to students and faculty. Filled with Editorials, gossip, from Horsey Harriat, our own Ann Landers, Tiny Trojan, and many other tidbits of pleasure the Trumpet has given much pleasure to its faithful readers. Mrs. Judy Gee directing the journalists has given much spare time to the creation of the Trumpet. Mr. Certain and the graphic arts department has spent many hours on the publishing of the Trojan Trumpet. 54 Council Works for CHS Improvement THE STUDENT BODY at CHS is represented by a student council. This representative body works with the administration and faculty to achieve a better academic and social program for the students at Covington. Each year the council sponsors an event as a money making project. This year they sponsored the Christmas Ball during the scheduled Christmas vacation. Under the direction of Mrs. Judy Ashton the council members have worked and influenced for the students at CHS. Mrs. Judy Ashton presents awards to outstanding Student Council members, Jack Thorne and Donna MyCroft. SEATED: R. Jacob, D. McCoy, J. Thorne, L. Holycross, G. Moudy, Mrs. Ashton (sponsor), ROW 1: L. Graves, L. Hegg, P. Jones, L. Nichols, B. Carter, ROW 2: D. Allen, J. Stockdale, B. Glover, G. Kiger, D. MyCroft, B. Shelby, G. Kiger, ROW 3: D. Bowers, C. McCollum, D. Warnick, M. Spring, D. Hadaller, S. Epperson. 55 SEATED: R. Crum, R. Mallas, R. Purgason, B. Ludlow, Sponsor Mrs. Ashton. FIRST ROW: D. Warrick, D. Gurley, J. Glover, K. Alward, P. Suiters, A. Drollinger, S. Abernathy, B. Glover, D. Summers, H. Denhart, S. Jolley, B. Rice, L. Carr, C. Hurley, K. Miller, B. Shelby, L. Hegg, C. Stonebraker, SECOND ROW: J. Miller, P. Livingston, J. Hunt, J. Nielson, L. Bone, J. McConnel, D. Hadaller, K. Conklin, B. Brewer, T. Bell, R. Nielson, A. Thorne, B. Smail, D. Allen, L. Nichols, K. Summers, P. Rector, THIRD ROW: J. Hegg, H. Jackson, S. Martin, J. Griswold, S. Hegg, B. Taylor, P. Jones, G. Ellmore, W. Strawser, F. Ewing, D. Woodrow, D. Taylor, R. Starkey, J. Johannes, S. McIntosh, J. Fields, V. Piech, FOURTH ROW: N. Nicklas, M. Stonebraker, M. Ritenour, J. Linville, M. Oma-han, J. Murray, M. Dickinson, D. Fields, L. McGaha, J. Smail, J. Massey, J. Hoagland, R. Drollinger, L. Orr, A. Morton, T. Simeral, D. Martin, D. Randolph, P. Etchison, S. Young, P. Sanderson, FIFTH ROW: M. Bever, S. Eperson, J. Omahan, N. Keller, R. Lance, T. Knecht, L. Kokokiewitz, G. Ray, J. Sadler, D. Starkey, D. Martin, B. Bailey, R. Rennick, S. Gross. Language Clubs Enact Foreign Customs FRENCH CLUB is the largest of the two language clubs in the school. Consisting of approximately 90 members, the French Club, under the direction of Mrs. Judy Ashton, presented a rousing pep session--French Style! The gym was filled with the sound of Allez! Battez! Gagnez! (Go! Fight! Win!) LATIN CLUB under the fine direction of Mrs. Terry the students explore into the thinking and actions of ancient Romans. Planning a banquet Roman style the members planned to portray favorite Roman characters. SEATED: J. Stockdale, G. Kiger, R. Abernathy, R. Crowder, Sponsor Terry, ROW 1: B. Bushue, J. Cline, M. Allen, S. Coffing, R. Bracken, J. Davan, S. Stockdale, D. Cooper, M. Bever, ROW 2: S. Miller, E. Bodine, M. Stump, R. Hankins, C. Suiters, C. Thompson, J. Jenkins, J. Scott, L. Hutson, ROW 3: D. Bardos, R. Hutchison, S. Warnick, J. Melton, K. Hankins, B. LeClaire, H. Ohl, J. Boyd, ROW 4: R. Gulley, C. Bainbridge, B. Berger, R. Brackly, K. Gerling, B. Benting, B. Klage. Hi- Y Strives to Better Students Lives SEATED: B. Clemence, G. Ray, D. Bowers, J. Griswold, D. Lyons. Standing: SECOND ROW: F. Ewing, R. Starkey, T. Knect, F. Holt, L. McDaniel, G. Bever, THIRD ROW: T. Smith, J. Massey, R. Null, B. Cates, J. Sadler, Mr. Griswold, M. Walters, FOURTH ROW: G. Kiger, C. Dickinson, J. Melton, W. Dickson, J. Smail, C. Hurley. THE HI-Y at CHS is truly a doer of good deeds. At Christmas-time this club collects cans of food from the students at CHS and dispenses them to needy families in the community. This club also hosts the annual Christmas program held in the gym immediately before the students are dismissed from school for the holidays. CHS Students Attend Institute GIRL'S AND BOY'S STATERS: Seven members of the Senior class were privileged to attend a week long-institute held at Indiana University. This institute is geared to make young Americans better informed about the fundamentals of their government. This institute is sponsored by the American Legion. SEATED: J. Linville, T. Long, L. Holycross. STANDING: J. Thorne, J. Stockdale, R. Williams, D. Keller. 57 ROW 1: S. Martin, T. Long, A. Morris, H. Ricketts, L. Montgomery, R. Jacob, R. Davis, G. Moudy, V. Dewlen, B. Coffing, ROW 2: D. Drake, J. Fultz, D. Allen, E. McConnell, D. Cadmen, K. Gerling, R. Krout, K. Krout, R. Smith,M. Hicks, ROW 3: D. Cooper, C. Gross, M. Ritenour, M. Omahan, K. Thompson, L. McGaha, S. Coffing, B. Glover, D. Curtis, H. Jackson, ROW 4: J. Whittington, L. Rogers, M. Davis, L. Hutson, S. Martin, C. Ray, D. Martin, P. Ritenour, P. Sanderson, Mrs. Ford (sponsor). Fun and Fitness GAA Goal GAA is a combination of physical fitness and lots of fun. CHS has a very active GAA club who participate in after school activities and also challenges with area schools. Each year the GAA has a party honoring the athletes at CHS. This year under the guidance of Mrs. Ford the club gave a weiner roast at the Covington City Park honoring the boy athletes at CHS. Mrs. Ford presents plaques to outstanding GAA members, Sue Keller and Roberta Jacob. 58 CHS Honor Club Encourages Students CHS HONOR CLUB is a honorary organization made up from students who have achieved the highest academic grades during their years at Covington. Eligible students are those in grades nine through twelve, who have achieved grades of all A's and one B in their solid subjects. The majority of the members of the Trojan Honor Club is working toward an ac- ademic diploma, which is the hardest academic curriculum at CHS. These honor students have each received a Trojan honor jacket and chevrons for their accomplishments throughout their school years. Sponsors, Miss Schwinand, Mr. Brown have encouraged these students and all students to apply themselves to academic challenges. ROW 1: M. Allen, P. Jones, J. Miller, B. Glover, J. Glover, C. Suiters, ROW 2: S. Daniels, P. Murphy, M. Morton, L. McGaha, L. Holycross, M. Stonebraker, C. Elmore, Miss Schwin (sponsor). ROW 3: Mr. Brown (sponsor) K. Conklin, C. Hurley, E. Bodine, G. Griswold, J. Thorne, D. Keller, R. Hutchison, ROW 4: J. Hoagland, J. Stockdale, R. Williams, D. Fields, B. Parker, R. Lance, R. Purgason, R. Crowder, B. Taylor. 59 SEATED: L. R. P. Murry, D. Summerman, K. Koktkiewicz, K. Krout, K. Rickery, D. Warrick, D. Current, 2nd. ROW: M. Omham, P. Struncius, S. Simmerman, C. Gross, M. Hicks, L. Me-Connels, P. Sanderson, D. Cadman, P. Rietneaur, R. Smith, D. Alexander, Mrs. Gustafson. FHA and FFA Strive for the Future FHA—Future Homemakers of America strive to better FFA—Future Farmers of America. This club consists the world in which they will one day live. The FHA of 31 members who study new ideas in agriculture, sponsored a St. Patrick's Day dance at which all those These boys are a pleasant sight about CHS, when they who attended were compelled to wear groovy green! wear their bright blue corduroy jackets that distin-These girls study new concepts in family living and guish them as Future Farmers of America, home management, that they may one day truly be future homemakers. SEATED: C. McCollum, T. Smith, B. Glover, P. Smith, B. Hunt, P. Doss. ROW 1: Mr. Brown, M. Strawser, D. Noble, R. Spiering, J. Heath, H. Gayler, J. Staggs, S. Martin, T. Reynolds. ROW 2: C. Anders, S. Warnick, G. Gayler, T. Stambaugh, L. Hipsher, D. Gildersleeve, J. Woolwine. ROW 3: E. English, T. Booe, B. High, D. Warnick, D. Strawser, R. Sanderson, D. Gildersleeve, M. Woodrow, B. Speiring. Historical Society Travels to Chicago SEATED: Mr. Lochmeuller, E. Bodine, D. Hadaller, J. Glover, Mr. Sager. ROW 1: S. Hegg, J. Davis, V. Davis, K. Conklin, J. Griswold, J. Hauk, W. Strawser, R. Nielsen, J. McConnell, J. Miller. ROW 2: D. Carr, N. Nicklas, D. Current, L. Kokotkiewicz, R. Crowder, S. Jolley, C. Hurley, B. Roce, P. Livingston, C. Bechtold. ROW 3: D. Cadman, M. Omahan, D. Davis, J. Melton, B. Brewer, R. Hutchinson, D. Bardos, W. Dickson, M. Randles, S. Gross. ROW 4: E. McConnell, S. Hegg, D. Fields, J. Omahan, R. Rennick, P. Bodine, B. Ludlow, R. Crum, T. Knecht, J. Smail. FT A Explores New Concepts in Education FTA—The Future Teachers of America is an important club in the school. The members were able to go to the grade school building and observe methods used by teachers in the subject of their choice. But the FTA'ers didn't study all the time! Their sponsor James Johnson sponsored a hayride and weiner roast early in the autumn. SEATED: G. Kiger, J. Jenkins, J. Miller, Mr. Johnson, S. Sweet. ROW 1: C. Bechtold, K. Conklin, J. Glover, C. Suiters, R. Bracken, S. Martin, B. Glover. ROW 2: C. McCollum, J. Massey, M. Randles, S. Warnick, D. Lyons, J. Smail, D. Hadaller, S. Tipton, L. Beilis. ROW 3: R. Drollinger, J. Pettit, B. Taylor, D. Fields, R. Crowder, R. Hutchinson, R. Crum, R. Bodine, J. Stockdale. ROW 4: J. Melton, D. Bardos, J. Linville. 61 SEATED: J. Jenkins, L. Graves, Mrs. Brown, R. Smith, Mrs. Guymon. ROW 1: C. Thornton, D. Nelson, B. Le-clair, H. Ohl, S. Stambaugh, M. Davis, D. Warrick, H. Campbell, H. Jackson, ROW 2: V. Davis, J. Davis, L. Montgomery, M. Hicks, D. Fox, J. Doss, N. Allen, D. Drake. Education Progresses with Clubs Aids The Audio-Visual and Library Club are two organizations at CHS that strive for better educational facilities for the students of Covington High. The Audio-Visual Club, instructed and guided by Mr. Don White, prepare and manage the visual aids for various classes. The Library Club sponsored by Mrs. Brown, head librarian, aid students during the times the School Library is in use. SEATED: D. Salts, B. Glover, J. Macey, Mr. White, ROW 1: B. Le-clair, D. Woodrow, S. Martin, G. Ray, L. McDaniel, P. Warner, R. Starker. ROW 2: B. Clemence, B. Ludlow, L. Kokotkiewicz, T. Stambaugh, B. High. ROW 3: H. Ohl, T. Knecht, S. Epperson, M. Bever, R. Nielson. 62 Trojans Improve as Season Progresses ROW 1 L-R: M. Jolly, J. Strawser, R. Hutchison, J. Boger, R. Crowder, B. Taylor, D. Strawser, D. Gildersleeve, ROW 2: D. Whitaker, D. Bardos, B. Brewer, T. Smith, G. Kiger, M. Randles, R. Center, J. Thorne, B. Brewer, J. Griswold, Coach Sager. ROW 3: Coach Rater, R. Drollinger, D. Howard, J. Smail, J. Stockdale, R. Williams, S. Tipton, B. Ludlow, D. Lyons, T. Stambaugh, P. Bodine, R. Hankins, Coach Campbell. Co-Captain Jack Thorne Co-Captain GET TOUGH BIG C , was the yell heard ringing through the halls of good old CHS at the beginning of the school year. This yell was of course for the Trojans of the gridiron. After a disappointing beginning of three losses the backers of the Trojans began to lose interest. But after their slow beginning the Trojans showed a sign of life and won their first two road games against Seeger and Turkey Run. The Trojan fans began to change their tune when they saw the players begin to work as a unit. Next came the Homecoming with Attica Red Tamblers that probed to be a disappointing loss even though the Trojans gave the undefeated Ramblers a run for their money. After losing their next two ball games, the players began showing a desire to win and ended the season with two wins. The Trojans ended up being one of the most respected teams in Indiana. Compliments of COVINGTON IMPLEMENT INC. 64 Rick Williams Tom Smith Varsity Cheerleader, Rosie Holmes, Displays her spirit Tom Stambaugh and pep during games. 65 Compliments of MAX HOFFMAN M.D. Russ Drollinger Mike Randles 66 The defense digs in for the oncoming surge. Rusty Crowder WE THEY Ladoga 6 19 Rockville 3 18 Fountain Central 6 34 Seeger 31 12 Turkey Run 37 6 Attica 0 13 Georgetown 7 39 North Vermillion 0 6 New Market 63 2 Coal Creek Central 18 13 67 Coach Rater outlines new strategy to quarterback, Randy Center. Russ Hutchison Bill Brewer L-R. ROW 1: M. Jolly, J. Strawser, K. Hankins, D. Taylor, R. Center, D. Mason, D. Martin, R. Smith, ROW 2: T. Reynolds, D. Starkey, D. Whitaker, G. Kiger, A. Thorne, M. Stump, J. Griswold, B. Brewer, R. Rennick, ROW 3: Coach Campbell, D. Howard, D. Gildersleeve, L. Orr, J. Smail, J. Salder, R. Hutchison, R. Hankins, B. Taylor, D. Strawser, J. Boger, Coach Sager. With more boys turning out this year for football than ever before the coaching staff was quite pleased with the response. The boys showed a lot of potential by winning five games and loosing only four. Coach Sager feels that there is a lot of good material in these boys and he looks forward to seeing them out on the field next year. 68 Halfback, Mike Stump, gains good yardage in B-Team game. Cheerleaders urge fans to root for a victory. Large crowds spur the Trojans to victory. L-R ROW 1: T. Morris, S. Gross, N. Linville, B. Hoagland, D. Murray, R. Gritten, D. Poer, R. Randles, R. Davis, D. Krout. ROW 2: T. Haga, R. Grubbs, G. Ping, S. Abernathy, A. McConnell, T. Whitaker, C. Davis, B. Allen, B. Ricketts, J. Scering, T. Masulis, Coach Miller. Eighth grade football got into full swing early this year. Coached by Mr. Miller, the squad was decked out in new uniforms from head to toe. The boys practiced long and hard and made quite a showing in the one and only game they played. They managed to tie the undefeated Seeger Indians with a score of 13--12. Coach Rater sure has his eyes on these boys. 69 Faculty Makes Valiant Effort Against Seniors The Feeble Faculty fought hard to beat the sizzling seniors but were unmercifully defeated by the younger and more able boys. The game was presented by the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation as a means to raise money to grant scholarships to graduating seniors. There was a large attendance and spirits were high as the Sizzling Seniors streaked to victory. 70 ROW 1 L-R: L. Bowling, N. Keller, R. Neilsen, G. Ingerich, M. Benting, D. Woodrow, A. Greenburg. ROW 2: R. Crum, J. Smail, T. Pettit, G. Carr, R. Lance, B. Keller, M. Downs, B. Rice. ROW 3: J. Rennick, R. Bowling, T. Bell, S. Miller, J. Simeral, K. Conklin, J. Pettit, Coach Lochmeuller. Cross-Country—A New Sport at CHS Twenty-two boys went out for the first year of cross country at CHS. The boys could be seen decked out in sweat suits huffing and puffing around the track after school. Cross country involves strenuous running and prepares the boys for competition on the basketball floor. Cross country is directed by Mr. Lock-meuller. 71 Golden Trojans Capture Trophy SEATED: R. Bowling, J. Stockdale, G. Kiger, R. Drollinger, STANDING: D. Lyons, J. Petit, L. Frazer, B. Ludlow, Coach Campbell, B. Brewer, C. McCollum, B. Keller, D. Warnick. Chuck McCollum Joe Stockdale Lou Frazier Cheerleader, Jane Cline, greets Trojan starter. The 1968 fighting Trojans was one of the most exciting teams Covington has seen in recent years. Up against stiff competition the Trojans showed themselves worthy of the praise they earned in the Holiday Tourney. Although the Trojans only carried a 9-12 record, we were the only team in Western Indiana besides the second ranked team in the state Lafayetter Jeff to boast victories over powerful Clinton and awesome Attica. Who could forget the Holiday Tourney as Underdog Covington met in competition with the Big Three--Attica, Seeger, and Fountain Central. 73 Trojan forward, Bob Keller, scores against Turkey Run. Dennis Lyons Jim Pettit Russ Drollinger 74 Gordon Kiger Managers: J. Hoagland, R. Hutchison, R. Purgason, F. Ewing. Roger Bowling Bill Ludlow Bill Brewer 75 Tojan Kiger goes high for a score. Varsity Schedule West Lafayette New Market Attica Fountain Central Ladoga Central Catholic Turkey Run Thomtown West Vigo Seeger (Hoi. Tour.) Attica (Hoi. Tour.) Crawfordsville Seeger Rockville We 63 93 39 61 65 84 65 63 66 45 i 61 60 59 59 They 76 33 61 67 37 85 (ot) 60 73 53 43 52 83 61 70 Williamsport 89 71 Schlarman 48 71 Coal Creek 70 62 North Vermillion 71 77 Clinton 69 63 Frankfort 64 71 Sectional B-Team Works Toward Varsity Challenge SEATED: J. Griswold, W. Strawser, T. Pettit, J. Rennick, D. Woodrow, N. Keller, K. Conklin. STANDING: Coach Rater, D. Strawser, J. Smail, R. Lance, R. Crum, B. Carr, T. Stambaugh, R. Ricketts, G. Bowling, S. Miller. 76 Freshman Team Builds for Next Year FRESHMEN--THE TEAM OF THE FUTURE The 1968 Freshmen team is truly the team of the future. Coach Sager feels these boys have a lot of potential. Although they lost seven games, Coach Sager feels a little more practice on their part will develop a top notch team for the year of 1969. All eyes will be on these boys--the future basketball team of Covington High. Jim Ludlow goes high for a rebound. Freshman Cheerleaders: L. Woodrow, L. Nichols, G. Bardos, J. Hegg. ROW 1: D. Martin, M. Benting, B. Crain, J. Hawk, A. Thorne, G. Kiger, M. Stump, R. Center. ROW 2: R. Rennick, D. Starkey, D. Taylor, J. Ludlow, L. Orr, R. Nielson, B. Rice, H. Ohl, Coach Sager. 77 8th Grade: Coach Lochmueller, R. Burgoyne, N. Linville, A. McCon nell, D. Shelby, B. Ricketts, C. Davis, M. Voreis, T. Masulis. SEATED: F. Lamb, B. Allen, M. Hanely, B. Hoagland, D. Murray, D. Allen, M. Oremore, D. Poer, J. Scering. 7th-8th Grade Teams Build for Future 7th Grade: KNEELING: D. Starkey, M. Gross, M. Etchi-son, J. King, D. Fields. ROW 1: M. Jolly, E. Plunket, R. Smith, K. Hauk, R. Sadler, R. Crain, T. Daniels. ROW 2: R. Fox, R. Curry, W. Blizzard, D. Burke, T. Harlow, J. Cooper, R. Bowling. The Seventh and Eight grade basketball teams this year showed quite a bit of promise. Practicing in the early morning hours these two teams displayed a real talent in hustling that ball down the floor. Under the direction of Dale Clawson the seventh grade team practiced hard and long. The eighth graders, coached by Roger Lochmueller are well on their way to being a great team. 78 Cheerleaders Show Real Trojan Spirit PEP AND STEAM is what the seventh, eighth, and ninth grade cheerleaders had. Bursting with pep and enthusiasm, these energetic girls urged their teams toward victory. Yelling loudly and leading the pep block in cheers, these girls did their part in making their team a success. The boys on the team owe a special thanks to these girls, who molded the enthusiasm of the fans. Freshman Cheerleaders: J. Hegg, L. Nichols, L. Wood-row, J. Bardos. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Connie Bectold, Nancy Dickinson, Vernita Gouty, Linda Jones. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Barbara Hegg, Donna Woodrow, Cindy Suzuki, Cindy Curtiss. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Rita Alward, Rosie Holmes, Brenda Paxton, Jane Cline. THE CHS PEP CLUB boasted 110 strong-voiced girls this year. Led by the spirited cheerleaders the girls aroused enthusiasm at all the home and many out of town games. New yells and routines were learned by the cheerleaders, who attended at special camp and several workshops. The Pep Club sponsored the All Sports Banquet honoring the athletes and Cheerleaders. Arouse Enthusiasm with CHS Spirit B-Team Cheerleaders: Mary Jo McConnell, Marilyn Grubb, Sharon Conner, Linda Hegg. 80 Trojans—“Tip Top Team’’ KNEELING: J. Cline, B. Paxton, R. Holmes, R. Alward. ROW 1: Sponser Judy Gee, G. Moudy, J. McConnell, L. Hegg, S. Connor, M. Grubb, L. Fields, D. Orr, N. Parke, D. English, R. Bracken. ROW 2: S. Sweet, M. Allen, J. Nielsen, J. Miller, P. Livingston, L. Bone, B. Benting, B. Smail, J. Glover, R. Mallas, J. Hunt. ROW 3: A. Morris, S. Coffing, V. Brewer, D. Cadman, B. Glover, D. Allen, D. Fogle, L. Suzuki, S. Abernathy, C. Auter, M. Omahan. ROW 4: D. Mycroft, S. McIntosh, D. Martin, H. Jack-son, C. Gross, S. Bowers, R. Brakley, B. Klage, K. Gerling, J. Murray, N. Nicklas. ROW 5: C. Tompson, V. Peach, J. Gee, K. Miller, J. Johanner, S. Young, D. Randolph, S. Stockdale, J. Scott, C. Ray, C. Ellmore. ROW 6: P. Rector, R. Hunt, V. Galloway, D. Gurley, J. Fultz, J. Bardos, L. A. Nichols, J. Fields, L. Woodrow, V. Gay-ler, J. Hegg. ROW 7: T. Long, S. Young, D. Sarr, J. Grubb, K. Gerling, C. Ford, S. Cottin, C. Bectold, N. Dickson, C. Miller, S. StamBaugh. ROW 8: D. McCoy, L. Carr, J. McConnell, R. Beaver, K. Ewing, N. Warrick, K. Shelby, C. Gross, D. Blake, S. Hegg. ROW 9: L. Smith, S. Curtis, N. Fields, M. Ellmore, B. Elliot, R. Woodrow, S. English, L. Fox, J. Cline, C. Dennis. ROW 10: B. Heyman, G. Joffman, C. Keller, D. Woodrow, C. Suzuki, C. Johannes, W. Abernathy, B. McDaniels, J. Ore, C. Ray, B. Hegg. 81 ROW 1: R. Bowling, B. Bushue, J. Strawser, J. Simeral, G. Miller, K. Hankins, D. Taylor, A. Greenburg. ROW 2: J. Sadler, R. Beilis, T. Knect, J. Leibrandt, J. Thorne, D. Starkey, M. Stump, T. Bell, J. Hoag-land, D. Bardos. ROW 3: Larry Sager (Coach) C. McCollum, K. Conklin, R. Williams, D. Warnick, B. Ludlow, D. Lyons, P. Bodine, J. Ludlow, S. Williams, R. Purgason, B. Brewer, L. Jones. Track Teams Shows Future Potential The 1968 track season was primarily a building year! according to Coach Larry Sager. After losing three top runners from the previous season the Trojans had to depend mainly on their superiority in field events. Although no one person in particular showed any outstanding running talent the entire squad showed plenty of enthusiasm, determination, and desire. In a few short years the team, which now consists mainly of underclassmen, should be a formidable contender on the cinders against anyone and everyone. 82 Roger Bowling gets off to an early lead in 2-mile . . . and wins pulling away. Coach Sager checks winning time in the low hurdles. Coach Rater and Jr. High Track Team. 83 Goals A re Won by Teamwork SPORTS HIT all seasons of the year, and baseball is a favorite during the summer. CHS has a team that looks forward to all games, even that one under that hot sunshine. Coached by Mr. Rater the boys work and practice diligently and with much enthusiasm. Game time shows the hard work each and every team member has put forth. A game is not won by one outstanding player. It's won by the boys working together to achieve their goal. Coach Rater discusses rules of game with umpires. KNEELING: B. Brewer, D. Davis, W. Strawser, J. Griswold, N. Keller, R. Rahm, A. Thorne, K. Conklin, L. Orr. STANDING: Coach Rater, S. Miller, J. Pettit, J. Stockdale, J. Smail, T. Stambaugh, L. Frazer, D. Salts, D. Strawser, D. Gildersleeve, B. Taylor. 84 Lou Frazer, puts a Pine Village team member out a first base. 85 Trojan, Steve Miller, swings but misses. (One of those disgusting moments in a ball game. Mr. Rater hits some practice flys before tonights game. 86 Lou Frazer swings hard at flying ball. Guest Speaker Inspires Athletes THE 1967-1968 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET was held March 30 in the CHS auditorium. Following dinner a former CHS athlete, Jim Cline, introduced the guest speaker, Russ Kemmerer. Mr. Kemmerer, a former professional baseball player, told those present some of his most delightful experiences. Coaches presented awards to the deserving athletes of CHS. The Lions Club presented awards to Roger Bowling, freethrows, and Dennis Lyons, for most tackles. 88 C-Men an Active Club at CHS CLOCKWISE: G. Kiger, D. Lyons, R. Center, M. Randles, M. Spring, K. Conklin, P. Smith, R. Hutchison, R. Purgason, B. Brewer, B. Taylor, J. Thorne, R. Crowder, S. Tipton, B. Ludlow, L. Frazer, J. Stock-dale, C. McCollum, J. Pettit, P. Bodine, R. Williams, B. Brewer, B. Keller, R. Drollinger. CENTER: Coach Campbell. The C-Men's Club of CHS consisted of Lettermens --from Track, Baseball, Cross-Country, Basketball and Football. The club was sponsored by Coaches Campbell, Rater, Lochmeuller, and Sager. Senior Jack Thorne was elected President for the 1967-68 school year. 90 HI-Y honors basketball C-Men at pep session. CHS Days Are Over New Life Ahead CLASS OFFICERS: J. Stockdale, S. Martin, L. Holy-cross, D. Orr, D. McCoy, Sponsors Mrs. Hicks and Mr. Hicks and Concessions Mgr. Miss Smith. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 68 worked diligently as a team to finance their plane trip to Washington, D.C. and New York. They financed the trip by selling candy, Christmas trees, sponsoring dances and various other activities. Good Citizens: Roberta Jacob and Gordon Kiger. Larry Abernathy Chris Bechtold 92 Linda Beilis Jeff Bodine Rita Bracken Aggie Booe Darrell Bowers Linda Can-Bob Cates Randy Center Bob Clemence Jane Cline 93 Romona Coffing Valery Coffing Mike Cunningham Jane Davan Roberta Davis Kathy DeBrabant Vickie Dewlen Charles Dickinson Wade Dickson Russ Drollinger Marvin Earlywine Debby English Carolyn Jones Bob Keller Linda Holycross Roberta Jacob Tom Erwin Linda Fields Brenda Garfield Gale Gayler Bob Glover Linda Graves Chuck McCollum Bill Parker Brenda Paxton Jim Pettit Gloria Ping Bill Prohaska Glenn Ray Helen Ricketts Robert Sams 98 Beth Shelby Jeff Simerl Steve Tipton Rosemary Warner Dale Warnick Senior Directory LARRY ABERNATHY: FFA, HI-Y, 4-H. NANCY S. ALLEN: Pep Club, Chorus, Girl Scouts, Library Club, Newspaper Staff. CHRIS BECHTOLD: Football, French Club, Jr. Historical, HI-Y, FTA, Track, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff. LINDA BELLIS: Chorus, FTA, Latin Club, Jr. Classical League. JEFFERY BODINE: FTA, Play Committee (Jr. Play). AGGIE BOOE: FHA, Band, Senior Play, 4-H, Yearbook Staff. DARRELL BOWERS: Basketball, Football, Track, Band, HI-Y. RITA BRACKEN: Band, Cheerleader, Pom-Pom Girl, Student Council, Class Officer, Latin Club, Jr. Historical, Yearbook Staff, FTA, 4-H. LINDA CARR: Band, Pep Club, Pep Band, French, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, FTA, Sr. and Jr. Plays, Office Girl, Girl Scouts. BOB CATES: Band, Track, Basketball, HI-Y, 4-H. RANDY CENTER: Officer Band, Track, Basketball, Football, Pep Band, Baseball, Jr. Historical Society. ROBERT CLEMENCE: HI-Y, AV, Yearbook Staff, Jr. and Sr. Plays. JANE CLINE: Band, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Pep Band, Latin Club, Student Council, Class Officer. RAMONA COFFING: Pep Club, Chorus. VALERY COFFING: Cheerleader, Band, FHA, Latin Club, Pep Band, FTA, Junior Classical League, Chorus, Class Officer. MIKE CUNNINGHAM: AV, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play. JANE DAVAN: GAA, Band, Pep Band, Pep Club, Latin Club, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Play. ROBERTA DAVIS: Chorus, Concert Choir, Class Officer, GAA, Pep Club. KATHY DEBRABANT: Band, Yearbook Staff, Editor of Yearbook, Pep Club, French Club, Jr. and Sr. Plays, GAA, Chorus, Newspaper Staff. VICKIE DEWLEN: Chorus, 4-H, FHA, GAA, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff. CHARLES DICKINSON: Yearbook Staff, Sr. Play, HI-Y, French Club, Track, Jr. Play. WADE DICKSON: Band, Boy Scouts, Pep Band, Yearbook Staff, HI-Y Jr. Historical Society, Sr. Play. PAUL DOSS: Track, FFA, Chorus. MARC DOWNS: Track, Cross Country, Football, 300 Mile Dash, Lettermans Dash, Latin Club. RUSS DROLLINGER: Football, Basketball, FTA, French Club, FFA, C-Men. MARVIN EARLYWINE: Track, Sr. Play, (Committee). DEBBY ENGLISH: Chorus, Concert Choir, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Job's Daughters, Treas. of Chorus, Jr. Class Officer. TOM ERWIN: Basketball, Baseball, Track, AV, 4-H, FFA. LINDA FIELDS: Chorus, French Club, Pep Club, GAA, 100 M.Y.F., 4-H. PAUL FLICK: Basketball BRENDA GARFIELD: CAA, FHA, Mixed Chorus, Girls Chorus, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Jr. Prom. ROBERT GLOVER: Chorus, FFA, AV, Student Council, Concert Choir, Chorus. LINDA GRAVES: Library Aid, Library Club, Pres, of Li- brary Club. SHIRLEEN HARLOW: Citz. League, Crafts G Art Club, Bible Club. BILL HIGH: Basketball, Football, Track, AV, FFA. LINDA HOLYCROSS: Chorus, Concert Choir, Honor Club, Student Council, Jr. and Sr. Plays. ROBERTA JACOB: Band, Pep Band, FHA, GAA, Student Council, Treas. of Band, Pres. GAA, V-Pres. Student Council. JUDITH JENKINS: FTA, Library Club, Y-Teens, Interna- tional Club, Latin Club, Chorus. CAROLYN JONES: Chorus BOB KELLER: Basketball, Cross Country, C-Mens. DWAYNE KELLER: Band, Pep Band, Honor Club, Football, Class Officer (9th), Track, Jr. and Sr. Plays, Nat. Honor Society. SUE KELLER: GAA, Chorus, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Concert Choir. GORDON KIGER: Basketball, Football, Latin Club, Student Council, FTA, Band, 4-H, C-Men Club. JILL LINVILLE: Girl Scouts, Chorus, Concert Choir, French Club, Pep Club, FTA, Yearbook Staff (Copy Editor), Scholarship Foundation, Sr. Play. TERRI LONG: Chorus, Latin Club, Pep Club, GAA, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Play (Comm.), 4-H, Girl Scouts. DENNIS LYONS: FTA, C-Mens, AV, HI-Y, Basketball, Baseball, Football. JACK MACY: Chorus, AV, HI-Y, FFA, Sr. Play. SANDY MARTIN: Band, Pep Band, Pep Club, GAA, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Vice-Pres. Sr. Class, 4-H Pres. JOE MASSEY: Band, Basketball, Track, French Club, Pep Band, Yearbook Staff, HI-Y, FTA, Sr. Play, M.Y.F. CHARLOTTE MAYER: Chorus, Latin Club. CHUCK McCOLLUM: Basketball, Baseball, Track, FFA, 4-H, FTA, C-Men, Student Council, Land Judging, Dairy Judging. DEBORAH McCOY: Band, Chorus, Band Sec. Student Council, Band Council, Majorette, Flag-girl, Pep Club, Girl Scouts, Pep Band, Sr. Play (Student Dir.), Freshman Attendant. LINDA MONTGOMERY: Band, GAA, Chorus, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff. ANNETTE MORRIS: Band, GAA, French Club, Pep Band, Chorus, Yearbook Staff. KEVIN MORRAN: Chorus, 4-H. GAYLE MOUDY: GAA, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Student Council, Sr. Play (Comm.), Girl Scouts, 4-H. CARL MYCROFT: Chorus DONNA MYCROFT: Band, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Pep Band, Swing, Band, Pep Club, Band Council, Student Council, Girl Scouts, Newspaper Staff. RUSSELL NULL: Band, HI-Y. DIANE ORR: Pep Club, Chorus, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Concert Choir, Sec. Sr. Class, Sec. Chorus, Album Editor of Yearbook. NANCY PARKE: Pep Club, Chorus, Concert Choir, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. BILL PARKER: Honor Club, V.-Pres. of Jr. Class, AV. BRENDA PAXTON: Band, Baton, Flag Girl, Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff. JIM PETTIT: Baseball, Track, Basketball, Football, Cross Country, C-Mens. GLORIA PING: Latin Club, Chorus. BILL PROHASKA: Youth Fellowship V.-Pres. MIKE RANDLES: Football, Basketball, Track, AV, C- Mens, Lynwood-Men, Round Tables, National Florieneil League, Newspaper Staff, FTA, Jr. Historical Chorus. GLENN RAY: French Club, AV, HI-Y, Sr. Play (Comm.). PAMELA RECTOR: GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Jr. Historical Society, French Club, FTA, Office Girl. HELEN RICKETTS: GAA, Chorus, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Sr. Play (Comm.). ROBERT SAMS: BETH SHELBY: Band, Girl Scouts, Pep Club, GAA, Pep Band, Fr. Club, Yearbook Staff, Jr. and Sr. Plays. JEFF SIMERL: Track, Cross-Country. DONNA SIMMERMAN: Girl Scouts, FGA, Pep Club, Chorus, Library Club. LINDA SMITH: Band, Pep Band, Chorus, Con. Choir, Jobs Daughters, Yearbook Staff. PAT SMITH: Band, Football, Basketball, FFA, Track, 4-H. TOM SMITH: Band, Football, Basketball, Track, Pep Club, 4-H, FFA V-Pres. BOB SPEIRING: FFA MIKE SPRING: Baseball, Football, Track, Basketball, C-Mens, Student Council. SYLVIA STAMBAUGH: Library Club, Chorus, Latin Club. JOE STOCKDALE: Basketball, Baseball, Football, Band, Band Pres., Latin Club, Honor Club, FTA, Student Council Class Pres., Sr. Play, 4-H, YF. SCHERYL SWEET: Band, GAA, FGA, Latin Club, Pep Band, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, FTA, Baton, Flag Girl, Girl Scouts, Jr. and Sr. Plays. JACK THORNE: Football, Baseball, Track, C-Mens, Honor Club, Student Council, Nat. Honor Society, Band, Class Officer. CHERREL TIBBETT: Library Club STEVE TIPTON: Basketball, Boy Scouts, Football, Track, C-Mens, Yearbook Staff, Co-Editor of Yearbook, French Club. ROSEMARY WARNER: Chorus, Newspaper Staff, Girl Scouts. DALE WARNICK: Class Officer, Latin Club, C-Mens, Basketball, Track, Football, FFA. STEVE WARNICK: Latin Club, FFA, FTA. RICHARD WILLIAMS: Band, Basketball, Track, Football, Honor Club, C-Mens, Newspaper Staff, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Play. BILL WITSMAN: 101 Times Change and We Change with Them CLASS OFFICERS: R. Crowder, D. Bardos, R. Holmes, P. Jones, R. Purgasson, Sponsors: Mrs. Hegg and Mr. White. HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR was the Prom sponsored by the Junior Class. Hard work and many hours of planning produced a night long remembered. Aiming ideas and activities toward next year the Juniors prepare to be the leaders of CHS. GOOD CITIZENS: Marilyn Grubb and Dave Bardos. Ramona Abernathy Donna Alexander Myrna Allen Rita Alward David Bardos Tim Bell Beverly Benting Byron Burger Ed Bodine Pete Bodine Laura Bone Roger Bowling John Bowman Rick Bowman Julie Boyer Bill Brewer Bob Brewer Bill Bushue 102 Ellen Campbell Jim Campbell Dora Carr 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 Dean Gildersleeve Dennis Gildersleeve Joyce Glover Marilyn Grubb Dave Hadaller Brenda Hall Ross Hankins Stephen Hegg Terry Haworth Larry Hipsher James Hoagland Roseanna Holmes Patty Holycross Dennis Howard Linda Howard Jean Hunt Russell Hutchison Glenn Iungerich Steve Jolley Patty Jones Louis Kokotkiewicz Kathy Krout Pricilla Livingston Jerry LeBrant Bill Ludlow 103 Rita Mallas Donna Martin Sam Martin Jody McConnell Linda McGaha Jody Melton Judy Miller Steve Miller Kathy Moore Alice Morton Patty Murphy Christina Myers Deena Nelson Janyce Nielson David Poll Richard Purgason Gary Purple Christy Richey Dick Salts Don Sams Ron Sams Taffy Simerl Becky Smail Jan Smail Rhonda Smith James Staggs Tom Stambaugh Pam Struncius Carol Suiters Bob Taylor Cathy Thomspon Coletta Weaver Jan Whittington Marsha Witsman Jean Woodrow Sheila Woodrow James Woolwine Christy Young 104 CLASS OFFICERS: K. Conklin, S. Epperson, M. Stone-braker, L. Hegg, B. Glover and Sponsors, Mrs. Guymon and Mr. Johnson. CHOSING CLASS RINGS was the big experience for the CHS sophomores. Filled with excitement they enjoyed life at CHS being proud of this token to be worn now and in future years. The sophomores now look forward to the next two years as the upperclassmen at CHS. Good Citizens Make Good Students GOOD CITIZENS: Leajean Holycross and Curtis Hurley. Sue Abernathy Dawn Allen Clyde Anders Cindy Auter Charley Bainbridge Richard Beilis Mike Bever Jim Boger Tom Booe Gary Bowling Judy Boyd Cindy Bracken Ruth Ann Brakley Vickey Brewer Bob Bushue Deidre Cadman Glenn Carr Jim Clark 105 Barbara Coffing Kurt Conklin Sharon Conner Darlene Current Mary Dickinson Ann Drollinger Wayne Earlywine Carolyn Ellmore Gary Ellmore Skip Epperson Lois Erwin Fred Ewing Debbie Fogle Karen Gerling Bonnie Glover Brenda Glover Alan Greenburg Floyd Gregg Terry Guinn Richard Gulley Wendall Haga Linda Hegg Molly Hicks Leajean Holycross Bob Hunt Curtis Hurley Linda Hutson Walter Jenkins Lonnie Jones Bruce Keller Neil Keller Linda Kiger Gary King Barbara Klage Kristy Kokotkiewicz Ron Lance Bill LeClaire Eleanor McConnell Lynn McDaniel Janice Murray Richard New Nancy Nicklas 106 Dave Noble Linda Noble Teresa Norton Joe Omahen Marcia Omahen Larry Pavey Tim Pettit Rick Rahm Debbie Randles Jerry Rennick David Ricketts Ralph Ricketts Melody Ritenour Howard Rodgers Randy Sanderson Tom Shumaker Fred Smith Jim Smith Melody Stonebraker Dennis Stawser Jeff Strawser Mike Strawser Patty Suiters Wendall Strawser Lynne Suzuki Carol Sweezy Robert Thornton Pete Warner Diana Warrick Dan Whitaker Sue Wittenauer Danny Woodrow Mike Woodrow 107 Education: A Privilege and Necessity CLASS OFFICERS: R. Starkey, G. Kiger, K. Alward, L. Orr, L. A. Nicholes and Sponsors Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Patton. FRESHMEN YEAR is a most memorable year, it's the students first introduction to high school life. Clubs, meetings, and homework fill most of one's spare time. Not formally initiated into CHS the Frosh were found by the Seniors and sometimes secretly initiated, the Frosh enjoyed initiated more than the Seniors. Sponsored by Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Patton the CHS freshmen met a year of experience. GOOD CITIZENS: Lou Ann Nichols and Steve Williams. Kenny Alward Mike Askren Bob Bailey Jerri Bardos Mervin Benting Gary Bever Carla Bowers Ronnie Bowling Rick Center Alan Clodfelder Mike Coffing Donna Cooper Brad Crain Deanetta Curtis Maggie Davis Chuck DeMotte David Denhart Janice Dixon 108 Patti Etchison Jean Fields Dellie Fox Janet Fultz Mark Garfield Hal Gayler Vicki Gayler Jann Gee Cash Graves Pamela Gregg Deborah Grit ten Connie Gross Steve Gross Jackie Grubb Deborah Gurley Kathy Haga Kim Hankins Jeff Hauk LaDonna Haworth Jim Heath Jane Hegg Larry Hockenbury Debbie Hollowell Fred Holt Cindy Holycross Hope Jackson Janet Johannes Lauren Jones Gary Kiger Tony Knecht Jim Ludlow Dan Martin Sharia Martin David Mason Jeff Mason Curt Massey Susan McIntosh Cathie McKinney Glen Miller Karen Miller Armilda Morran Donita Murray 109 Lou Ann Nichols Rollie Nielson Haven Ohl Leonard Orr Ginny Piech Debby Randolph Connie Ray Rich Rennick Penny Rector Terry Reynolds Bill Rice Jennie Richey Pennie Ritenour Linda Rodgers Jack Romine Jack Sadler Patti Sanderson Jim Sanders Janice Scott Sandra Simmerman Ronny Spiering David Starkey Rick Starkey Susan Stockdale Kandy Stonebraker Mike Strawser Penny Strawser Ann Struncius Mike Stump David Summers Kay Summers Keith Summers Denny Taylor Andy Thome Mike Walter Steve Williams Lou Ann Woodrow Sue Young 110 New Experiences A wait Them CLASS OFFICERS: S. Gross, D. Allen, C. Davis, R. Huntand, Sponsors Mrs. Ritenour and Mr. Clawson. THE EIGHTH GRADE CLASS used to hurry-scurry life at CHS fell into routine with ease. The two years before high school prepare the students for the experiences of being a member of CHS. They look toward their Freshmen year with eagerness. This year the Eighth graders traveled to the Ice Capades with Sponsors and then dined at the Beef House on their return trip. GOOD CITIZENS: Bob Hoagland and Raquel Hunt. Bryan Allen David Allen Jon Alyea Cathy Anders Willard Askren Connie Bechtold Rene Bever Diane Blake Everett Bracken Kathy Brooks Rick Burgoyne Debbie Carr Martha Clemence Judy Cline Paul Connor Sherie Cotton Chuck Davis Randy Davis 111 Nancy Dickinson Lynn Drake Susan English Kathy Ewing Cheryl Ford Linda Fox Christy Gerling Mike Gremore Gail Grider Stanley Gross Jean Grubb Rick Grubb Verneta Gouty Tom Haga Mark Hanley David Hayden Shirley Hegg Bob Hoagland Barbara Hughey Raguel Hunt Don Hutson Peggy Jenkins Linda Jones Doug Krout Frank Lamb Rick Lawrence Nick Linville Carolyn Lukas Tom Morris Alan McConnell Janet McConnell Mary Lou McLain Carla Miller Charles Momout Tom Masulis Dennis Murray Julie Nicklas David Poer Mike Purple Randy Randles Bill Ricketts Jeff Scering 112 Doug Shelby Kathy Shelby Mike Spriestersbach Susan Stambaugh Darrel Stonebraker Mike Voreis Vicky Voreis Nancy Warrick Tim Whitaker Danny Wirth Sam Witsman Rhonda Woodrow CLASS OFFICERS: D. Woodrow, S. Curtis, B. Carter, R. Ctain, Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. FIRST YEAR AT CHS is filled with doubt, fun, experiences, and new friends. The seventh graders met new challenges as members of CHS. They ended an important year with a class party, which included dancing and plenty to eat. Now they look toward next year with anxious eyes and new ideas. 113 Doors of Wisdom Are Never Shut GOOD CITIZENS: Maryl Nichols and Greg McCubbin. Waynette Abernathy Clyde Askren Scott Baldwin David Bechtold Don Belt Wesley Blizzard Roger Bowling Dennis Burke Denita Cadman Bill Carter Jon Cooper Randy Crain Carol Cruea Sandy Curtis Randy Curry Tim Daniels Robert Douglas Becky Elliott Mary Pat Ellmore Mike Etchison David Fields Nancy Fields Richard Fox Linda Garrett Mike Gross Judy Hardy Tim Harlow Kevin Hauk Bridget Hayman Barbara Hegg Gail Hoffman Marsena Howard Carol Johannes Mont Jolley Jane Keihm Cheryl Keller John King Darcy Kokotkiewicz Tom Martin Greg McCubbin Beth Ann McDaniel Cynthia Murray 114 Maryl Nichols Kenneth Ohl Joanne Orr Debbie Pearson Darrell Plunkett Bruce Rainey Carol Ray Tony Ricketts Rick Sadler John Sanders Sharon Shuman Linda Simmerman Rick Smith Wayne Spiering Larry Stambaugh Dennis Starkey Wannita Stewart Debby Stout Donna Strawser Cindy Suzuki Julie Thorne Chris Thornton Robert Vickery Kelly West Ragon West Donna Woodrow 115 CHS Workers Make Students' Lives Full EDUCATION IS ONLY SUCCESSFUL when each shares the work and accomplishes their work and goals. At CHS not only do the students and faculty work to make Covington High the best school around, but also many school employees. The student body and administration wish to thank those school employees that make the days at CHS full. L-R. J. Davan, G. Ping, Miss Smith, R. Warner, B. Glover, P. Rector. L-R. W. Nixon, G. Holmes, W. Bowling, Cates-- L-R. E. Grubb, M. Ellmore, R. Holt, W. R. Smith, R. Fields, Rabb. ’ Hale L-R. W. Hay, C. Lawson, M. Gaylor, L. Hunter, M. Brewer, S. Strawser, B. Brewer. L-R L. Cox, A. Clem, W. Randles, R. Bowling. Covington High School Acknowledgement THE TROJAN STAFF would now like to express its appreciation to those who made the 68 TROJAN possible. We wish to thank our sponsor, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Robert Williams for their help throughout the year. We wish to encourage the students at CHS on their future work on the annual TROJAN. 118 Don't Weight Any Longer . . . Call COVINGTON GRAIN CO. Phone 793-2246 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 Prices Anywhere Frey Gas Company, Inc. For All Your LP Gas Needs Farm, Home, Industry Phone 793-2269 24 Hour Service Compliments of €Mm FILM DIVIS— OLINWORKS Covington, Indiana BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS 1968 FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS Perry Lewis Company Montgomery County Chamber Ford Authorized Sales Services of Commerce A P TEA COMPANY ELSTON BANK AND TRUST CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. GOLDEN RULE LADOGA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN R. R. MALLORY COMPANY mcdaniel freight lines MID-STATE STEEL WIRE CO. NYE BOOE DRUGS SUPERIOR MOVING STORAGE B D Lumber Company Book Store Burnett Lumber Company Clements-Smith Corporation Crawford Cafe Crawfordsville Motel C'Ville Lanes Herman Davis, Inc. Dellekamp's Dog 'N Suds Edwards Motor Sales Farm Bureau Insurance O. K. Galloway Son Co. Harris Packing Company Indiana Motor Parts Jackson Weber Lord's McCiamroch-Groves Corp. Miller's Shoes Milligan Lawn Garden Shop Montgomery Savings Loan G. C. Murphy Company Nichols Loan Corporation Pattis on's TV Perry's Office Supply Pett, the Florist Rapp Company Resoner's Jewelry Sears Catalog Sales Squire Shop Steck's Weathervain Tackroom United Tractor Sales D. W. Williams, Jeweler F. W. Woolworth Myers Standard Service DJ’S DRIVE-INN French Barber Shop Air Conditioned Dining Room Curb Service Pressure Fried Chicken Open till 11:00 Phone 793-8078 903 Liberty St. Covington, Indiana ABC BRAND APPLES Always Buy Coffing’s' Suiters Lumber and Cabinet Co. R.R. 1, Covington, Indiana Custom Made Kitchens Dealers in Tappan and Hot Point Appliances Phone 793-4104 BILL CLASEN CHEVROLET— BUICK ATTICA READY MIX For Your Concrete Needs Cheaper Quicker Less Work Attica, Indiana jiuMofti PHOTOGRAPHY 127 N. Vermilion St. Danville, Illinois 61832 Phone (217) 442-0554 FOSTER GRAIN COMPANY Grain Foster, Ind. Liquid Fertilizer Seed Anhydrous Insecticides Feed Covington, Ind. Phone R.R. 2 Covington 793-3843 STEEL-CRAFT PRODUCTS CO. Covington, Indiana Phone 793-3043 PARISH TIRE BA TTER Y SHOP 416 3rd 793-3191 24 Hour Wrecker Service INTERSTATE SAND AND GRA VEL Covington Indiana HUSTLE BURGER DRIVE-IN 1122 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Inside or Curb Service Dinners --Pizzas Italian Spaghetti Sandwiches Complete Fountain Service Covington, Indiana Phone in Orders 793-4209 McDaniel’s Enco Service Crain Plumbing and Heating Wimpy's Humble Atlas Tires and Batteries Phone 793-8067 Air Conditioning and Sheet Metal Work Covington, Indiana Phone 793-2253 Put a Tiger in Your Tank North Side Square Covington, Indiana Live a Little at Myers Dept. Store “DAIRY QUEEN” Shoes Clothing Stop in and Enjoy a Dairy Queen or a Brazier Burger Morton's Dairy Queen Brazier Frigidaire Phone 294-2653 Veedersbury, Indiana BAXTER REXALL DRUGS The Store with Red Carpet Service Covington and Veedersburg MYERS MOTOR SALES Chrysler - -Plymouth- -Dodge 109 West Second Street Veedersburg, Indiana WOODROW CONSTRUCTION Dewey, Don, and John MOUDY TRUCKING Robert T. Moudy Phone 793-3884 .ffci Robert M. Moudy Phone 793-2801 Covington Indiana Grain Hauling Covington, Ind. Wabash Valley Flower Shop The Best in Flowers World Wide Delivery Phone 793-3431 Night 294-2725 Jim's East-End Grocery 833 Liberty St. 793-3291 COVINGTON AUTO CLINIC Compliments of LOWELL R. STEPHENS, M.D. 600 East Liberty Street Covington, Indiana Morris Buck Poer DINSMORE SERVICE Compliments of WARRICKS RESTAURANT Sun Equipt. Tune Up Goodyear--Firestone Tires Lubrication 1015 Liberty Street 793-8077 SPEED WASH On the Square Self Service Coin-Operated Open 24 Hrs. a Day 19-12 lb. Washers 4-2 Load Bendix 3-25 lb. Hammond Washer Extraction 11 Clothes Dryers and 1 Hair Dryer Covington, Indiana Phone: TROJAN CAFE Covington, Indiana DORIS MURRAY'S BEAUTY SHOP 207 Eleventh Street Covington, Indiana 793-3113 Publishers of the (Luke and Rosie) Covington Republican and Friend Open Five Days a Week from 7:30 till 5:00 916 Fifth Street Covington, Indiana Across from Covington High School COVINGTON PUBLISHING CORP. Covington, Indiana 793-2256 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Compliments Headquarters for All Variety of and SEABOARD FINANCE Dry Good Merchandise 301 Washington St. Covington, Indiana 793-2231 Compliments DILLION IMPLEMENT CO. of Allis-Chalmers Sales Service JOHN W. MASSEY Covington, Indiana Abstracter Phone 793-3581 Compliments HALL'S MARATHON SERVICE of 1124 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana WALLACE AND WALLACE Phone 793-8068 Compliments Compliments of of LUDLOW BEAUTY SHOP COVINGTON CABLE T-V, INC. 309 Washington St. Phone 793-4013 831 Harrison Street Ph. 793-3212 Jane Moore and Robbye Ludlow Covington, Indiana BILSLAND IMPLEMENT CO., INC. 501 Third Street Covington, Indiana Phone 793-2131 Your International Harvester Dealer ALLEN'S PONTIAC-OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service 408 Liberty Street Tempest F-85 Covington, Indiana Compliments Compliments FIDELITY LOAN CO. Serving of Danville, Illinois Since 1906 T. T. SUZUKI, M.D. Covington, Indiana GRUBB IMPLT. STORE DOUGLAS AND NELSON, INC. Abstracters Since 1896 404 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana McCulloch Chain Saws Phone 793-3611 M-M and New Holland Farm Equipment Ph. 793-3292 EDWARD RADIO AND T.V. Compliments Repairs and Service of Emerson Radio and Television WHITE 793-2102 AND Covington, Indiana GROGG EDWARDS GROCERY Compliments of Estal and Mary Edwards Choice Meats JIM BROOKS TV SERVICE and Covington, Ind. Groceries 793-4056 HOME ACCENT SHOP Veedersburg, Indiana Compliments of Phone 294-2223 Stoneware Lamps, Accessories and Dinnerware Walnut and Tile Tables Lampshades Lampwiring and Repairing DR. FREAS DR. McGRADY DR. JOLLEY Veedersburg, Indiana CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE NEWMAN'S 404 College Street The Store for Young Men Featuring: University Seal, Shapely HIS, Revere, Campus, Jarman Shoes, Levi, Fahrah, Haggar Attica, Indiana 442-2679 15 East Main Danville, Illinois FOSTER OIL PHILLIPS 66 VEEDERSBURG GRAIN, INC. PHILUPS (P Grain - -Coal- -Feed--Seed Attica Indiana Veedersburg, Indiana BE A NIE’S L. D. McKINZIE MARATHON CO. 1610 N. Gilbert Wholesalers of Tobacco, Candy, fgg B.F. Goodrich feSr Y MARATHON ] Cigarettes--Vending Machines Complete Tune-Up Denville, 111. Covington, Ind. Generator and Starter Repair 442-6060 Barney English 793-3163 419 Third Street 793-8082 PATRONS OF Where the Action Is THE TROJAN RIES-STRAUS 34 No. Vermilion St. Farm Bureau Insurance Agency Veedersburg Danville, Illinois Waclaw Body Shop Elliot Jewelers--Covington Marie Denhart--Recorder Evelyn Harr--Assessor Kelso Cartwright--Treasurer Samuel B. Starkey--Circuit Clerk Arthur Cruea, Jr.--Sheriff Oak Grove Motel Congratulations to the Class of 68 ZJcwei Z 17 No. Phone Vermillion 442-0525 Danville, Illinois BO DINE AND SHELBY FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Since 1879 Distinctive Funeral Service Covington, Ind. BOB'S DRIVE-IN Cones, Sundaes, Shakes, Cold Drinks, Sandwiches, Fries Phone 793-8085 Third and Pearl Streets Covington, Indiana Shoes and Clothing for the Family We Clothe the Family for Less WHITAKER 'S Phone 793-2361 Covington Indiana Phone 793-8079 1104 Liberty Street Covington, Indiana PHILLIPS 66 SER VICE