Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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“Ask Any Girl” Hoy brother! Bob Taylor, who played Miles Doughton, took the male lead in both the Junior and Senior plays. Attracted to the New York excitement, a potpourri of females gathered for a man hunt. 15

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. . and All Men, Merely Players Giving him what he wants? The rollicking, fun-filled Senior play, “Ask Any Girl, represented the combined efforts of a superb director. Mrs. Judy Ashton, and an overwhelmingly talented group of Seniors. file pla was centered around Meg Wheeler (plaved by Jody McConnell) and the many difficulties she encountered while trying to trap a husband in New York City. She was employed by the firm of Doughton and Doughton where she developed a fantastic crush on Evan Doughton (Dave Hadaller), the free-wheeling younger brother. Though she simply despised Miles Doughton (Bob Taylor), .Meg decided to enlist his aid in her campaign to marry Evan. During the process, Meg fell in love with Miles which entagled her in a very precarious, yet uproarious situation. Bounding out the cast were the boarding house girls, who were, it seemed also trying to get their clutches on a man. Two of the girls, Jeannie and Ada (Becki Smail and Rosie Holmes) finally did. Their men were Steve Jolley and Dave Bardos. Meg’s old-fashioned family; consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler (Bill Brewer and Judy Miller)and Aunt Lettie and Aunt Fern (Janyce Nielsen and Jean Hunt); added just the right amount of homespun humor to insure a well-rounded play. 1 he Senior play cast would also like to pay a special debt of graditude and appreciation to Mrs. Ashton and her zany husband who not only produced this wonder-derful play but also provided a great deal of fun and enjoyment to the cast. Weight-conscious Jeanie, portrayed by Becki Smail, checks out her “thin” new roommate. 14

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Non-Seasonal Sports Bring Oi Sharp-shooter Miss Davis, with shotgun in hand, tracks down her prey. Breaking school records. Patti and Dave made their way to the marriage booth once more. 14 16 Even during the normal lull between seaso sports, CHS offers a wide variety of pastimes to off-seasoti athletes. Students are urged to sharpen their skills in st areas as fashion design by coming up with the in clever costumes for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Ka Krout and Dave Bardos reigned over the hillbilly h down. Ping-pong has become an exciting spectator sp with decisive matches occurring between seniors « seventh graders. Such contests often resulted in loss of one’s lunch hour, hut a hungry stomach sc gave way to the proud title of Ping-Pong King of CH The non-athletic student is given his chance to tain social glory in the sport of study hall dozing popular sport for the late show viewers. The more dar student might try his hand at out-witting the ene (guess who?) by passing valuable information (disguii as an innocent little note) to a fellow secret agent.