Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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Students were treated to a delicious meal prepared by the CHS culinary staff, and were then presented with their respective awards. Recognition was given in the form of certificates, pins and jackets. And for the first time girls were allowed to choose the type of jacket they preferred; as was expected, none of them chose blazers. Glancing about uncertainly. Dot climbs into her jacket. Seniors either receiving jackets or additional chevrons are Jerry Griswold. Bonnie Glover, Melody Ritenour, Kurt Conklin, Vickey Brewer, Linda Hegg, Leajean Holycross, and Ron Lance. 21

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The Community Showed Its Appreciation to Its Scholars Mr. Maymon awards Patti with her Trojan Honor Pin. Covington is fortunate to have businesses in its locale that realize the importance of learning and that reward those students who take full advantage of the opportunities that school offers them. The Fountain Trust Company and Interstate Sand and Gravel, Inc., have for the past 12 years given honor jackets to students who have excelled in academic work. Compliments of WHITE AND WHITE. Janet gratefully receives her honor certificate. 20

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Awards Night Awards after awards were bestowed on members of the CHS student body by representatives of the school, the community, and various civic organizations in recognition of superior accomplishments in areas of leadership, service, and scholarship. Miss Smith, senior class sponsor, presented the coveted Best All Around Senior award to Richard Beilis. Four outstanding senior members of GAA received state recognition in the form of plaques for their accomplishments. Holding their plaques are Barbara Coffing, Bonnie Glover, Karen Gerling, and Melody Ritenour. Mrs. Hunter, on behalf of CHS, accepted Outstanding Art Student Linda Hegg’s gift. Underclassmen Mike Fleenor and Dot Miller also garnered awards from Mr. Johnson and Mr. Ashton. 22