Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

Impressions '77 Images forever held in mind, each with a special place. Mirages of time and space, shimmering, often beyond our reach. Preludes of things to come as we plotted our shining sun. Reality that we wouldn't let intrude upon the dreams we dreamed. Echoes sounding through our mind memories passed, things we're yet to find. Scenes replayed, revisited by those who have helped form our future. Signs of change with passing years accompanied by our laughter, joy and tears. Inseperable from friends of the past hoping that our togetherness would last. Ornate dreams composed by our fantasies, creations of the mind let loose to fly. Never ending streams of memories to cherish hopes that should ever live, not perish. Senior year, when we seem to loose touch, is really the beginning of so much. Janet Payne Table Of Contents Impressions People Activities Sports Middle School Advertisement Index Editors Advisor Linda Rudy Editor-In-Chief Phil Stine Secretary Kima Myers Layout Christy Woodard Photography Barb McConnell, Becky Grogg Film Development Todd Coffing Printing John Green Copy Martha Porter, Janet Payne Advertising Ann Zeigler Index Barb Hardesty Student Council Rep. Jeanene Madaus Impressions? Impressions are different things to different people. What one person may remember another may forget. Impressions are images of things that have happened and perhaps, of things to come. Whatever your own personal definition of the word impressions , it is definitely memories ... Students of Covington High School have many memorable events to think back on throughout their lives. Impressions of exuberance and enthusiasm in whatever is abound at C. H. S. The Covington Trojans are ardently supported and victory is eagerly anticipated at every event. The support of the fans is not limited to any one event either; every happening is equally supported, and team members are cheered on to a spectacular victory. Fall is a beginning, and in October the Senior Home Ec. class did a mock imitation of another one of life's beginnings--marriage. TOP: Dennis Hutson makes a serve in P.E.; Fans in the stands at Trojan Complex; Shane Orlea being natural. MIDDLE: Dennis Poer and Penny Ricketts married? James Clarkston at work in library. BOTTOM: Denise Grimes at lunch; Football action; Mickey Bardos in class. Life at C.H.S. presents a challenge to us: a challenge to cultivate our talents, make the most of them, and to deal with the situations which arise. We are just beginning to realize the magnitude of this challenge, and those things which seemed so far in the future, are now upon us. All of the people in the community who are connected with the school and its activities have helped in some way to influence the lives of students. They have played a vital part in helping to prepare us to face the situations and challenges which will confront us in the not so distant future. At that time, we must apply the things which we have acquired during our years at C.H.S. TOP: Tammy Curtis hard at work; Chorus class between songs. BOTTOM: Christy Woodard and Bonnie Sherman, our efficient office help? ; Stacy Moore engaging in solitary thought; Coach Hunter talking the situation over with Dennis Poer. 7 TTime is one of life's most precious resources and it is respected at C.H.S. No moment is wasted. If the students are not busy in classes with their studies, they are involved in one of the many activities at C.H.S., whether it is participating in a club activity, pursuing a favorite pastime, or just goofing off. The ability to engage in self-expression and individuality has always been one of the most cherished talents of the human race. Such self-expression is encouraged by the wide variety of learning experiences 8 offered at C.H.S. Students are urged by their teachers and one another to try to establish goals and strive to reach them. We believe that even though we may not always attain perfection, trying to do your best is the most important part of any goal. TOP: Margo Ramey and Martella Auter getting involved in one form of self-expression; Ken Lewsader, Roy Bainbridge, Gene Cummins, and Mike Drollinger discussing the latest magazines. BOTTOM: Penny Ricketts, as she displays her winning smile; Kenja Cunningham learning to develop her artistic talent; Rhonda Chapman as she strives to expand her knowledge; George Edwards consulting with Duane Drollinger about a drafting problem. 9 Each day is the beginning of a new experience. We share our souls, and at the same time strive to maintain our individuality, as well as respecting each other as human beings. Individuality is encouraged at C.H.S., through a wide variety of classes and activities. The English program, presents a classic example of this, where students may choose classes according to their own personal interests. Also, a person may choose classes which will prepare him for further education, or those which lead directly to the business world. The activities at C.H.S. also cover a very wide spectrum. They range from those in which students display the talents they have learned, such as the Art Show, to much more formal events, such as the prom and graduation. TOP: Pep club takes a time out; Trojans keep movin' on; Your hair looks fine Helen Leak; Dennis Poer in Art. BOTTOM: Roger Davis on his way to school; What are you eating, Steve Denhart? ; Does this place look familiar? RuthannHunt, who are you staring at? 12 I elating to others and learning to work together in the spirit of cooperation is an essential part of C.H.S. The how and why of the many different types of relationships are discussed in the Home Ec. classes. Both girls and boys are able to increase their understanding of the intricate balance that is a part of human relationships, as Home Ec. helps them to develop their ability to deal with the practical aspects of life. Conversation is very important in relating to others and it is a well-practiced art at C.H.S. During lunch hour you can always find animated discussion among both students and teachers as they relax before afternoon classes begin. TOP: Poster in Home Ec. Pep Band as they display winning spirit. Toni Messick in cafeteria. MIDDLE: Brian Woodrow with his usual enthusiasm. Pep Band. BOTTOM: Students engaged in the battle against hunger. Yearbook staff at rally. Steve Alkire and Alan Abernathy in lunch line. North Central Visits C.H.S. C.H.S. was visited by the North Central Association team chaired by Dr. Harold Breniman, during December 7-10. The North Central Association is a voluntary league of schools and colleges within a nineteen state region. A full evaluation is required of every member school once every seven years. During their visit the NCA team met with various students and parents, as well as faculty. They also observed classes and classroom facilities. Recommendations from past evaluations have resulted in the development of the Intensive Office Lab, the Agriculture Work Program and the much-needed school nurse. 16 OPPOSITE PAGE: Many meetings took place during evaluation week, during these parents were also involved. THIS PAGE: TOP: An evaluation team member typing a report. BOTTOM: Members of the North Central Evaluation Team. 17 SCHOOL BOARD: Mrs. Carolyn Etchison, Ronald Crowder, John Fulton, Dale Cates, Richard Klage William Holstine, Jr. In order to keep things running smoothly, it is necessary to have some supervision, which is achieved through the administration. Any number of problems arise during the course of a school year that require knowledge about the Carolyn Hines situation. All major decisions come from the school board. The officers include Richard Klage, Pres.; John Fulton, V. Pres.; and Carolyn Etchison, Sec. Other personnel include Mrs. Mycroft, School Board Treas.; Mrs. Hines, Mary Ellen Mycroft Superintendent's Sec.; Mr. Holstine, Superintendent; Mr. Maymon, Principal; Mrs. Allen, Office Sec.; Mr. Griswold, Guidance Counselor; Mrs. Randles, Guidance Sec.; and Mrs. Elmore, Extra-Curricular Sec. 18 OFFICE GIRLS are L to R: Mrs. Allen (Secretary), Lisa Bowling, Christy Woodard, Tammy Curtis, Bonnie Sherman, Julie Holycross, Martha Porter, Cathy Fields, and Quella Howard. Mr. James Griswold. The C.H.S. Office helpers, with their warm smiles and readiness to help, were an added attraction to the office. They helped take a load off the office secretaries by taking phone messages, delivering and picking up absence slips, running errands, and typing. 19 Seniors . Kevin Lee AbeAnathy Timothy Shaun AixteA Jame WeAley Breeden Class Of 1977 Ann MaAie Allen TeAe6a Ann A6lzA.cn VebAa Ann SaAkeA Jody BeekelkymeA Melody Jo BAight Liia Mante Botoling M(Utk Joseph Siuhue. Clndl Ann ByeJtly LaAfuj Eugene CaApenten. William Lomu Champion John W ile.ij Gotten Jillvuj L'jnn Caowdesi Shetli Knight CaAlton Lloyd Eugene Chapman Ronald Gem Cunrnim 21 Tammy Jean CuAtZb GafOiy Vean Va.ru.eZ Gnegonjy Kent Venhant Gnegomj Lane VennZi m Uattliew Wesley VunZop tlichaeZ Zone EZZZott Laxfiy Gene VanJLeZ Gnegotvy Vean VZxon UangaAtt Sue EtcJvUon Penny Alan F enguion Robin Louue Gouty Duane. Edoand Gaubb Cathy Sue Fleldi JIII Sue GsUMOold Donald Scott I lag a 0 Ik 1 1 in i A i Lanny Dean Gannett Rebecca Ann Gnogg Jutie Ann Haga J Mtitj Lynn Handen Stanley Eugene Handy Julie Renee HolycnoM Banbana Belle Hande ty CclaL Alfineida Hayman Ruthann Manvel Hunt William Eckoand Hayden Hanold M. Hegg Bnlan Hem hell fCLndell 24 Kasd. Hathen OcnneeA Mom ha Lynn HasvtLn Lotii Ann Rcunzy Knox Pcutxicia Ann Lyon Vavid CJaym MaiuLti Enlk Vunlln Kokotklwicz Kzv-Ln Rene Majvtin Ftied Steioant � MtGuAk TeMl Lijnn HambxlghX 'UXcJiM MaAU Ellen Hitton Chafilotte Ann Noble. Toni Tcujt HeA6lck Jannle Mouu,z Moofie Linda AruUno.kay Noble. 26 Jermy Nathen 0 Neal Vebbie Lee Panjiett Navtha Ann Ponien Melody Ann Ofiahood Vebbie Viand PeAAy Vianna Lynn Potten HaAcia Elizabeth O boan Vennii Vioayne Poen MaA.fi Pfianklin Powell 27 1achany Sayan Rcu.ne.ij Shaaon Ltjnn Reynolds Erma Loaena RIchey Robert Lee Randolph Kim Dee Coleman Rice Paula Jean Pickett!, Ganoid Dean Redenbaugh IT David Man Rlchandson Penny Sue Ricketts 28 HeveMy Lynn Hodges Hector VhUUp SnydeA Keith Wayne S,pniuteAJ hack HomeA Vonald RodgeAS Elizabeth Anne S-tewaAt Bonnie Jane SheAman Connie. Lynn SpieAlnq VlvLL Mien Stine Kathy Renee StuLL [lilllam AsUhuA SrJamy III Vzbbtz Kay SuttlzA 30 JamzA CIloaZza Van VactoA Paul Vzan {'lat-tzA Bzth Ann SummeJiA John Robzxt TaZbzAt VanizZ Gzoaqz (Oanttand. ClvuAtij Lou WoodaAd B-'Uan Kent I’oodAow Lonl Amt Youngblood Ann ' oaIq. 1 czlgleA Class Colors: Mint Green And Dark Green Class Motto: We Live Each Day With The Memories Of Yesterday And The Dreams Of Tomorrow Bondfia Lynn Young (''oj lty ‘ ickzaZ ('J-Llion SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Becky Grogg VICE PRESIDENT: Marcia Osborn SECRETARY: Ann Allen TREASURER: Martha Porter 31 Kevin Abernathy: FFA 10-12; Chorus II Ann Allen: Student Council 12: FHA 10-12; Black and Gold 11; Pep Club 9-10: Band 9-12; Pep Band 10-12; Chorus 12; Band Council 12; Sr Play; Class See. 12. Teresa Askren Student Council II; FHA 9-12; Library Club 11, pres.; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12. Librarian 12; Pep Band IM2;OEA 12. Historian. Tim Autcr: Student Council 12; C-Men's Club 10-12; Chorus 11-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Football 9-12. Tri-Capt 12; Basketball 9-12. Debra Barker: Library Club 11-12; Chorus 10-12. Jody Bcckclhymcr: FFA 9-12; Art Club 9-11; Wrestling 9. I.isa Bowling: Latin Club 9-11; FTA 11; Pep Club 9-12. V Pres 11. Pres. 12; Chorus 9-12; Jr. Play Make-Up; Sr. Play; Concert Choir 12; Office Girl 12. James Breeden: FFA 11-12; Band 9-11. Manager II; Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Cross Country 9. Melody Bright: Student Council 10; FHA 10-12; Yearbook Staff 10-12; Sound Off 10; Black and Gold 11-12; GAA 9-12; FTA 10-11. Pep Club 9; Chorus 10-12; Softball 9-10; Basketball 9-11; Jr. and Sr. Play; Track 9-10. Mark Bushuc National Honor Society 11-12; C-Men’s Club 12; Cross Country 11-12; Jr. and Sr. Play: Wrestling II; Boy Scouts 9-12; Black and Gold Proofreader II; Chess Club 12. Cindi Bvcrly: FHA 9-12. See. II; Black and Gold II; Chorus 10-12; 4-H 9-12; Rainbow 9-12. Shclli Carlton: FHA 10-11; Black and Gold II; Chorus 10-11. Larry Carpenter: Art Club 10. Bill Champion: Lloyd Chapman: John Cotton: Art Club II. Jeff Crowder: Student Council 9; FFA 9-12; Escort 12; Football 9; Basketball 9: Track 9. Gene Cummins: Band 9-10; 4-H 9-12; Basketball Manager 9. Tammy Curtis: Student Council 9; GAA 9-12. V. Pres. 12: Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Twirler IB-12. Rifle Twirler 12; Cheerleader 9-12; Basketball 10; 4-H 9-10; Track 9; Softball 9-10; Volleyball 9- 12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Office Girl 12; Art Club 10- 12. Garry Daniel: Band 9-11; Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir 11-12. Larry Daniel: Band 9-11; Pep Band 11; Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir 10-12; OEA 12. Greg Denhart: FFA 10-12. Reporter 12; C-Men’s Club 12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9; Track II; Wrestling 10-12; Black and Gold 12. Gregg Dennis: C-Men's Club 10-12. Pres. 12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Baseball 10. Greg Dixon: Black and Gold 11; Latin Club 9-10; Band 9-12; Pep Band 10-12; Lab Band 10-12; Drum Major 12; Sr. Play; Chess Club 10; Art Club 12. Debby Douglas: FHA 9-11; GAA 9-12: Pep Club 9; Band 9-10; Pep Band 10: Queen Attendant II; Queen Candidate 12; Basketball 10-11; Track 9; Jr and Sr. Play; Student Director 12; Art Club 10-12. Scc.-Treas. 12; Journalism 10. Matt Dunlop: Student Council 10-11; C-Men’s Club 10, 12: Band 9-10: Pep Band 9-10; Football 10-11; Jr. Play; Wrestling 9-12; Art Club 12. Mike Elliott: Susie Etchison: Student Council 12; GAA 9-12; FTA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12: Pep Band 12; Basketball 9-12; Track 9; Jr. and Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12. Pres.. V. Pres., reporter. Treas.; Girl Scouts 9; Softball 10-11; Volleyball 9-10. Perry Ferguson: Cathy Fields: FTA 9-12, V. Pres. 12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Flag Girl 9; Jr. and Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12. V. Pres.. Pres.; Jr. Leaders 9-12. Song Ldr., V. Pres .Treas.; Office Girl 12. David Freeman; Larry Garrett: Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-11; Lab Band 10-12. Robin Gouty: Yearbook Staff 11; Black and Gold 11; GAA 9-12. V. Pres II. Pres. 12; Pep Club 9-11; Flag Girl 9; Banner Carrier 10-11; Basketball 9-11; Track 9-11; Sr. Play; Volleyball 9-12: Softball 10; OEA 12. Jill Griswold: GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 11-12; Chorus 11-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Basketball 9; Jr. Play Make-Up; Sr. Play; Track 9-10. 12; Volleyball 9-11; Softball 9; Solo Ensemble Contest 10-11. Becky Grogg: Student Council 11-12; GAA 9; FTA 10-12. Pres. 11-12; National Honor Society 11 -12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 12; Flag Girl 10-12. Capt 12; Cheerleader 9; Track 9; Jr. Play Make-Up; Sr Play; Band Council II; Class Pres. 11-12; Volleyball 9-12: Art Club 10-12. Cliff Grove: Duane Grubb: Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-10; Lab Band 12; Escort 11; Band Council 11. Don Haga: Art Club 10-12. Julie Haga: Student Council 12; FHA 9-12; Reporter II. See. 12. District V. Pres. 12; Pep Club 9-12; Library Club 10-12. Pres 12; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 11-12; OEA 12. V Pres. Jeff Harden: Chorus 12; Concert Choir 12. Barbara Hardesty: Yearbook Staff 11-12; Student Council 11-12; Pep Club 10-12, Treas. 12; Chorus 12; Concert Choir 12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Cless Club 10; Sound Off 10; Black and Gold 11-12, Co-Editor 11-12; Office Girl 12; Art Club 11-12. Stan Hardy: FFA 9-12. Sec. II. V. Pres. 12; C-Men’s Club 10-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-12; Lab Band 10-12; Football 9-12; Baseball 10-12; Basketball 9; Wrestling 10-12. Bill Hayden Yearbook Staff 12; Band 10; Chorus 12; Concert Choir 12; Escort 12; Art Club 11 Cari Hayman: Student Council 12; FHA 10; Yearbook Staff 12; GAA 9; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Chorus 12; Flag Girl 12; Trojanette 10-11. Pon Pom Girl 9; Cheerleader 9-12; Sr. Play. Harold Hegg: Julie Holycross: GAA 9-12. V. Pres. 10; Student Council 12: National Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 11-12, See. 12; Band 9-12. Soph. Rep.. Pres. 12: Pep Band 12; Lab Band 10-11; Drum Majorette 12; Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir II-12; Basketball 9; Softball 10; Track 9; Sr Play-Class See. II; Art Club 10-12; Volleyball 9-12; Office Girl 12. Ruthann Hunt: Student Council 9-10; Yearbook Staff II; GAA 9-10; Pep Club 9-12; Chorus JO-12; Concert Choir 12; Flag Girl 9; Cheerleader 10-12; Track 9; Jr. Play. Brian Kindcll: Student Council 10-11; Latin Club 9-10; Escort 12; Football 9-11; Wrestling 10-11; Art Club 10-12. Pres. 12. Karl Kinneer: C-Men’s Club 11; Band 9-12: Pep Band 10-11; Lab Band 10-11; Football 9-11; Track 9; Basketball 9; Wrestling II. Lori Knox: FHA II; GAA 9-10: Library Club 10. See.; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 12. Erik Kokotkicwicz: Latin Club 10. 12; C-Men’s Club 12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 11-12; Cross Country 11-12; Track 9-12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Wrestling 11; Chess Club 10. 12. Patty Lyons: FHA 9-12. Recreation II. V. Pres. 12; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir II- 12. Kevin Martin: FFA 10,12; Escort 12; Cross Country 10; Basketball 10; Baseball 11-12. Marsha Martin: FHA 10-12; Pep Club 9-12; Flag Girl 9. II; Trojanette 10. 12; Cheerleader 9. II-12; B-Tcam All. 10; 4-H 9-12; Art Club 10-12; FFA Sweetheart 12. David Masulis: C-Men’s Club 10-12; Football 9-II; Track II; Sr. Play; Wrestling 9-12; Chess Club 9. 11; Black and Gold 12. 32 Robin Maymon: FHA 9-12, P R. Chr. 10, V. Pres II; National Honor Society 11-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band II; Jr. and Sr. Play; Volleyball IQ-12; Cadet Teacher 10-12. Barb McConnell: Student Council II; FHA 9-12; Yearbook Staff 11-12, Head Photographer 12; GAA 9; Pep Club 9; Band 9-11; Flag Girl 9-11. Capt. 10-11; Chorus 12; 4-H 9-10; Job's Daughters 9; Prom Committee II. Fred MeGurk: Student Council 9-10; National Honor Society 11-12; C-Men's Club 10-12, V. Pres. 12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 10, 12; Lab Band 11; Football 9-12; Golf 9-12. Capt. 11; Jr. and Sr. Play; Class Pres. 9-10; Wrestling 9-12; Chess Club 10. Toni Mcssick: Pep Club 9-10; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 12; Volleyball 10. Terri Mitchell: FHA II; Chorus II. Mary Mitton: FHA 9-12; Sound Off 10; Library-Club 9; Flag Girl 9-11; An Club 10-12. Jannic Moore: FHA 9-12; Band 9-12; Flag Girl 9; 4-H 9-12; Slate Fair Girls School 11; Rainbow. Kima Myers: Student Council 11-12; Yearbook Staff 12. See.; Black and Gold 12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Flag Girl 9; Cheerleader 9-10. Alt. 12; Basketball 9-10; Track 9. 12; Job’s Daughters; Class Scc.-Trcas. 9-10; Softball 9-11; Art Club; Volleyball 9. Charlotte Noble: Chorus 9-12. Kay Noble: FHA 9-12; Chorus 9-12. Jerry O'Neal: Melody Orahood: Library Club 11-12, V. Pres. 11; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 11-12; OEA 12. Treas.; Volleyball 10-12. Debbie Parrett: Yearbook Staff 10-11; GAA 9-12: Pep Club 9-12. Treas. II; Band 9-12. See -Treas. 12; Pep Band 12; Trojanette 10-12; Flag Girl 12; B-Tcam Alt. II; Queen Candidate 12; Track 9; Sr. Play; Band Council II; Volleyball 9; Art Club 10-12. Debby Perry: FHA 9-11; Band 9-12; Pep Band 9-II; Lab Band 10. Dennis Poer: C-Men’s Club 10-12; Chorus 11; Football 9-12. Tri-Capt. 12; Golf 9-11; Baseball 12; Basketball 9-12; Art Club 10-12. Martha Porter: FHA 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12; FTA 11-12, Treas. 12; National Honor Society 11-12; Pep Club 9-12; Chorus 9-12. Sec. 10. 12; Concert Choir 11-12; Jr. and Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12. _ Rec., See.. Pres.; Jr. Leaders 9-12. Sec.. Treas.. I Pres; Girls State Alt. 11; Class Treas. 12; Office Girl 12; Solo Ensemble Contest 10-12. Dianna Potter: FHA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12: Chorus 11-12; Flag Girl 9; 4-H 9-12: Jr. Leaders 9-12; State Fair Girls School 11; Girl Scouts 9-12; Job's Daughters 9-12, Honored Queen. Mark Powell: FFA 9-12, Treas. 12: Chorus II-12; Football 12. Zack Rainey: Student Council 12. V. Pres.; Band 9-12; Pep Band 10-12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Art Club 11-12; Black and Gold 11-12. Co-Editor 12; Wrestling 9. Manager 11; Quill and Scroll 11. Robert Randolph: Band 9-12; Yearbook Staff 10; Pep Band 11-12; 4-H 9-12; Art Club 11-12: Jr. Leaders 9-12. Garold Redenbaugh: Chorus 11-12; Concert Choir 12; Jr. Play Sound Effects; Sr. Play. Sharon Reynolds: FHA 10-11; Library Club 9; Pep Club 9-10; Chorus 12: Flag Girl 9-11; Cheerleader Alt. 9. Kim Rice: Pep Club 9-10; Solo Ensemble Contest 10; Chorus 9-11; Concert Choir 11; Queen Attendant 10. David Richardson: Band 9-12; Pep Band 11-12; Cross Country 9-10; Basketball 9-10; Escort 9. Emma Richey: FHA 9-12. Historian II, P R. Chr. 12; Chorus 10-12. Paula Ricketts: Yearbook Staff 10-11; GAA 9-10. 12; Pep Club 9-10; Band 9-12; Pep Band 9; Basketball 9-10; Softball 9-10; Track; 4-H 9-10. Penny Ricketts: FHA 9-12; GAA 9-10; Pep Club 9; Flag Girl 9-10; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 12. Lloyd Robbins: Beverly Rodgers: FHA 9-12; Library Club II; Chorus 9-12; Job's Daughters 10-11. Homer Rodgers: Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir JO-12; Hi-Y 9; Boy Scouts, Eagle. Bonnie Sherman: Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff 12; FTA 9-10; Pep Club 9-12, Student Council Rep. 12; Chorus 9-10; Sr Play; Basketball II; Art Club 9-12. Hector Snyder: Latin Club 9-12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Class V. Pres. 9-10; Chess Club 12. Mike Snyder: Jr. and Sr. Play. Connie Spiering: Latin Club 9-12, Student Council Rep. 11; V. Pres. 12; Student Council 11-12; GAA 9-10; Band 9-12; Pep Band 11-12; Lab Band 11-12; Twirlcr 11-12, Rifle Twirlcr 12; Track 9; Jr. and Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12, See., V. Pres.; Jr. Leaders 9-12. Songs; Art Club 11-12; Volleyball9-I0. Keith Spricstcrsbach: Chorus 10-12; Concert Choir 12; Boy Scouts 9-12. Anne Stewart: GAA 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 12; Basketball 9-12: Track 9-12; Volleyball 9-12; Softball 9-11. Phil Stine: Student Council 12; Yearbook Staff 11-12, Editor 12; Chorus 9-12, Pres. 12. Accompanist; Concert Choir 9-12; Jr. and Sr. Play; Prom Committee 11; Solo Ensemble Contest 10- 12. Cindy Stonebraker: FHA 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 12. Renee Stull: Student Council 12; FHA 9-12; Library Club 11-12; Pep Club 9-12; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Girls State 11; OEA 12. Pres. Beth Summers: Student Council 12; GAA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Band 9-12; Pep Band 10; Lab Band 10-12; Flag Girl 12, Capt.; Trojanette 12; Track 9; Jr Play Make-Up; Sr. Play; Job’s Daughters 9-10; Softball 9-11; Art Club 12. Debbie Sullies: GAA 12; Pep Club 10-12; Chorus 10-12; Jr. Play Student Director; Sr. Play; Concert Choir 12; Volleyball 12. Bill Swancy: Student Council 12. Pres.; National Honor Society 11-12: Band 9-12; Jr. and Sr Play. Black and Gold 11-12, Sports Editor; Quill and Scroll 11-12; Boys Pep Club 9-10; Science Fair 9-10. John Talbert: National Honor Society 11-12; C-Men’s Club 10-12; Football 9-12: Basketball 9-11; Track 9-10; Golf II; Jr. and Sr. Play. Paul Walter: Hi-Y 10. Danny Wantland: Latin Club 9-12; C-Men’s Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Jr. and Sr. Play. Wesley Wilson: Christy Woodard: Yearbook Staff 12; Pep Club 9-11; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Track 10: Jr. and Sr. Play; Art Club 11-12; Office Girl 11-12; Solo Ensemble Contest 10-12. Brian Woodrow: National Honor Society 11-12; C-Men's Club 10-12, Treas. 12; Football 9-12. Tri-Capt. 12; Basketball 9; Track 9; Jr. and Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12; Wrestling 10-12. Sondra Young: Student Council 12; FHA 11-12. Public Relations II. Pres. 12: National Honor Society 11-12; Chorus 11-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Queen Candidate 12; DAR Good Citizen 12; Sr. Play; 4-H 9-12; Class Treas. 11; Art Club IQ-12. Scc.-Trcas. 11. Lori Youngblood: FHA 9-12; FTA 10-12; Latin Club 9-12; Cadet Teacher 12. Ann Zeigler: FHA 10-12, Historian 12; Yearbook Staff 12. Advertisement Manager; FTA 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; Basketball 9-11; Band 9; Chorus 9-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Track 9-12; Sr. Play: 4-H 9; Girl Scouts 9; Art Club. Juniors . . . Class Of 1978 The Juniors, during their first year as upperclassmen, encountered many new experiences. Among these were the class play and their biggest task yet, the Prom. Time was often spent making money for the Prom by selling magazines, concessions, and dances. The committees also spent many hours planning and decorating for the special and memorable evening. The class officers: Pres. -Dale White, V. Pres. -Kelly Cooper, Sec. -Jeanene Madaus, Treas.-Quella Howard, Student Council-Beth English, Shane Bowling, Randy Roark, and Mike Wallace also helped make their float for Homecoming, Hunter's Paradise the winning entry. All of the activities in which the Class of 78 participated helped bring them closer together and made them realize that teamwork plays a vital part in their lives. TOP: Brian Abernathy, a typical Junior at work. MIDDLE: Nancy Matthews thinking about a Trojan victory. LEFT: Mary Fleenor, what concentration! RIGHT: Jeanene and Bob. 34 Abernathy Jeff Abernathy Abernathy Stacey Adams Christy Alldre Greg Allen Kevin Allen Tina Alward Roy Bainbridge David Barker Tom Bell Lori Bever Tim Biesecker Diana Bodine Selby Bard Kenny Bowling Shane Bowling Richard Kenny Ronda James Bushue Chapman Chapman Clarkston Greg Clingan Ron Conrad Kelly Cooper Janice Cope DroUinger Drummond Tony Dunham Beth English Mary Fleenor Tony Foley Dave Fox Elise France Becky. Steve George Freeman 35 Jeannie Hines Holland Brenda Holycross T ina H omad ay Q ue 11a Howard Linda Huey Bryan Hughes Jay Lewis Melody Jumps Bob Kiger Curt Knecht Kenny Kokotkiewicz Jeff Lappin Ken Lewsader Toni Long Alan Lynch Jeanene Mad aus LeaAnn Massey Nancy Matthews Edsel McConnell Bruce Sheila Pam Newkirk Jim Nixon Joe Noble Lee Owens Nina Perry McDaniel My croft 36 Jeff Pierson Ruby Rahm Tom Rennick Sandy Riley Randy Roark Jeff Sherman Lori Sherman Allen Smith Jim Smith Colleen Stockdale Lisa Strawser Pat Stump D on T albert Dave Thornton Mike Tibbett Steve Tuggle Tim Tuggle James Diana Van Mike Wallace Glen Walter V anEtta Pelt Dale White Jill Young DanZiebart Students not included are: Pyott Callahan and Nancy Parker. 37 Sophomores . . . Class Of '79 The Sophomore class used the experience they had gained the year before to get more involved in the activities. Getting class rings is always a thrill and this year was no exception. They shared moments of success and failure. Going steady, breaking up, making the team, but not being the star, having fun, as well as working all played a part in the changes which the Sophomores brought about and had to face. The officers of the Class of 79 are: Pres. -Tina Holycross, V. Pres. -Carol LeClaire, Sec. -Treas. -Diana Chapman, and Student Council-Bruce Johannes, Scott Dunlop, Jeanell Smith, and Cary Crowder. Their float theme for Homecoming was We Like our Falcons Finger-Lickin Good. TOP: What are you doing, J ohn, trying to take over? LEFT: Tom Dunagun, the mystery caller. RIGHT: A discussion group. BOTTOM: Julie Ives and Carol LeClaire discussing the lesson? 38 Alan Abernathy Stacy Adams Steve Alkire Brad Allen Juanita Aleen Gary Askren Martella Auter Mickey Bardos Christine Barker Tammy Barker Brad Bechtold Kevin Brewer Kelly Brier Monica Bright Dean Burke Lucinda Burelson Donna Bushue Dawn Campbell Darrell Carpenter Diana Chapman Debbi Clarkston Roger Clarkston Debbie Clem Todd Coffing Debbie Crain Cary Crowder Gilbert Cruea Kenja Cunningham Nancy Cunningham Tim Curry Lisa Davis Steve Denhart Tom Dewlen Duane Drollinger Steve Drollinger T om D unagun Scott Dunlop George Edwards T om Elliot Jamie Felgenhauer Ralph Fellows Nancy Ferguson Jeff Frey Frank Goodwin Dean Graves John Green Denise Grimes LuRae Grove 39 Gay Grubb Sharon Hambright Kevin Hannan Sara Harden Ed Harris Brett Hauk Scott Hegg Dawn Hines David Holycross Tina Holycross Dale Howard Julie Ives Bruce Johannes Cathy Keeling Bill Kiger Kevin Kiger Kathy Kinneer Jean Lamb Hellen Leak Carol LeClaire Sheila McBride Jane McGurk Anita McLain Kelly Messick David Morris Julie Moss Danny Mulcahey Tim Mulcahey Lisa Murdock Lisa Murray Mike Mycroft Sandy Myers Tim Myers Pennie Nixon Gary N olen Dale Ocheltree Shane Orlea Valerie Patridge Janet Payne Mike Pierson Darrell Ping Gene Powell Charlene Prather Joycy Purple Lisa Purple Kurt Randles Mark Randles Jamie Rankin 40 Rick Ricketts Vince Ricketts Leslie Robbins Jerry Ross Ursula Schlarf Randy Schaffer Bobby Shuman Jeanell Smith Mary Jo Snyder Tracy Spear Seena Sprague Tammy T anner Drexel Tines Vickee VanEtta Conda Verden David Vyse Dave Warner Pat Wolfe Scott Woodard Harley Woolwine Phil Youchanas Brian Ziegler 41 Students not pictured are: Roger Davis and Scott Woodrow Freshman . . . Class Of '80 The Freshman class had to adjust to high school and learn to face the problems and challenges that came before them. To help them through this they chose as their of-ficers:Pres. -Valerie Keller; V. Pres. -Tracey Osborn; Sec. -Treas. -Margo Ramey; and Student Council-Kathy Grogg, Stacy Orlea, Rick Zie-bart, and Larry McCub-bin. The Class of 80 was confronted with new experiences such as the creation of a float. They chose for its theme, Get a Whiff of Our Power. Frosh also had to get used to being ruled by upperclassmen as they attempted to leave behind the frivolity of childhood and take on the responsibility of being adults. TOP: Rick Ziebart listening to a tape. BOTTOM: Frosh take time to study and relax. 42 Kurt Abernathy Chris Adams Norman Allen Scott Allen Sherri Askren Katherine Barker Scott Barnes Tim Beavers Kelly Bever Kenny Blackburn Brent Biddle Jess Brockway Mark Buck Jeff Burgoyne Lisa Burleson Lorri Burleson Steve Burleson Rose Bushue Annette Cates Chris Chumley Phil Cotten Chris Cox Leslie Cruea Brenda Cummins Sally Cunningham Marci Dare Don Denhart Robin Dewlen Bruce Dixon Mary Drollinger Randy Drummond Sally Dunagan Monica Edwards Terry Epperson Carla Fairchild Rhonda Fields JoEllen Freeman Derik French Brian Galloway Kurt Gebhart Jeff Gee Kevin George Kathy Grogg Greg Grubb Glenda Hambright Larry Hambright Kayla Hannan Sherri Hansen 43 Cassie Hauk David Hensley Matt Hoagland Richard .Hornaday LaDonna Howard Leila Howard Dennis Huston Lloyd Jennings Chips Julian Valerie Keller Carla Knecht Derik Kokotkiewicz Larry Kuchefski Jennifer Lappin Jim Lawhorn Jeff Lawrence Cherly Lister Rick Lynch Sherilyn Martin Ed Martineck Eryn Massey Larry McCubbin Jane Miller Jeff Mitchell Mark Mitchell Stacey Moore Susan Morris Randy Neitzel Sharon Nieman Eddie Nixon Ellen Oakes Melinda Ollis Stacy Orlea Tracey Osborn Chris Parker Patti Piatt Kate Ping Dianne Poer Cliff Powell Scott Powell Brian Pritchard Sandy Purple Tammy Rahn Margo Ramey Kerry Randles Lorena Randolph Kelly Rater Linda Reed 44 Carol Reiff Reagan Rick Sandra Richetts Gilbert Robbins Terry Rutledge Kathy Sherman Melinda Shoemaker Agnes Snyder Tim Spicer Craig Stalter Rose Stewart Charlotte Stockdale Richard Stoup Raymond Stull Kenny Talbert Ann Trahan Eric Vickery Paul Vincent 45 Class Officers . . Class officers are students selected by their classmates to represent and organize activities for the school year. The officers of every class are in charge of the planning of a homecoming float, hall decorations, and many others. Underclassmen help select and order class rings, the Juniors plan and carry out the prom, and'Seniors make decisions in preparation for graduation. 46 Faculty . . . Besides the students and the administration, there is another group which is vital in order to keep C. H. S. running smoothly. This is the teachers, who are between the insecurity of student teaching and the golden age of retirement. All teachers have the same basic goals in mind: to provide the students with an education, offer guidance, and prepare them for the future. Although the goals of teachers are similar, they are attained in a variety of ways, from lecturing, to tests, to general class discussions. After all, who else could work into one period a 45 minute lecture, a 10 point quiz, review for a test, hand back last week's assignment, and give students time to study. Judy Ashton Indiana State English, French Dianne Blary Illinois State Business Richard Ashton ISTC, ISC, ISU English, French William E. Barr, Jr. Indiana State Drafting, Shop Marilyn Becker Eastern Illinois English, History James L. Branham Indiana State Civics, World Cultures Joyce W. Craig Northwestern Col. of La. English Keith E. Davidson Purdue Vocational Agriculture Carolyn Davis Purdue Home Economics George anna Ford Franklin College Physical Education Betty Hegg Franklin College, ISU English Kathryn Howard Purdue Home Economics Jack L. Hunter Kay Hunter Ann Johannes Becky Kyger ISU, Ball State, IU Indiana State U. of Illinois, ISU Illinois State Health, Physical Ed. Art Librarian Special Education Jacqueline Lang Eastern Illinois English, Latin Steve Meyerholtz Mark Milach U. of Evansville, DePauw U. of la, Vandercook, U. S. Hist, W. Geog, W. ISU, Butler Band C Richard Partezana Harding College, Butler Biology, Chemistry 48 Samuel T. Patton Dwayne Rater Linda Rudy Sarabel Smith Wabash College Indiana State Southern Illinois Indiana State Mathematics Physical Education Business, OEA Business Bruce Torgerson Taylor, DePauw Biology Robert W. Watt Indiana State Industrial Education Barbara Wilson Study Hall Supervisor Don E. White ISU, Purdue, Ball State Mathematics Deanna M. Williams U. of Evansville, ISU Chorus Our Outstanding Cooks . . . S V 1 Louise Hunter-Crfeteria Supervisor V Isabell Auter I Lois Pen Carolyn Barnes Mary Reynold Virgie Clauson Sue Shoaf Marlis Davan Cecil Taylor Geneva Hines Lelia Tipton Connie Julian Bernice Vaughn Bonnie Messick Pauline Wynkoop v 51 Student Council The 1976-77 Student Council tried to benefit the students of Covington High School by attempting to represent them through anticipation of their wishes. President Bill Swaney and Vice-President Zach Rainey officiated over the council's Monday meetings, which were held during the home room period. Under the guidance of Mr. Branham, the council sponsored the C. H. S. Homecoming and parade. The council also included innovation among their plans as they had members ask students of C. H. S. for their suggestions on what could be done to further improve our school. Student Council Members FRONT TO BACK L-R Zach Rainey, V. Pres.; Bill Swaney, Pres.; Becky Grogg; Sondra Young; Ann Allen; Barbara Hardesty; Julie Holycross; Connie Spiering; Cari Hayman; Bonnie Sherman; Phil Stine; Mark Bushue; Kima Myers; Susie Etchison; Julie Haga; Renee Stull; Dale White; Jeanene Madaus; Beth English; Randy Roark; Jeannie Hines; Scott Dunlop; Mark Randles; Bruce Johannes; Tina Holycross; Jeanell Smith; Stacy Orlea; Kathy Grogg; Val Keller; Rick Ziebart; Larry McCubbin. 54 Black And Gold Staff Creativity is always part of the CHS curriculum and students who were on the Black and Gold staff were given a chance to display their journalistic talents as well as keeping fellow students informed on school happenings. Co-Editors Zach Rainey and Barb Hardesty attended a journalism camp at Ball State University which enabled them to devise interesting story ideas and help other staff members reach the deadlines, while also reading on their former experience. Mrs. Ashton, who was the sponsor of Black and Gold, was valuable as she gave advice, suggestions, and superlative typing. Black and Gold Staff members were: L-R FRONT ROW Melody Bright, Greg Denhart, Gay Grubb, Debbie Crain, Barb Hardesty (Co-Editor), SECOND ROW Kayla Hannan, Mrs. Ashton (Advisor), Melody Jumps, LeAnn Massey, Cindy Hay, Lisa Davis, Todd Coffing, Janet Payne, Julie Ives, Tim Beavers, Brent Biddle. THIRD ROW Carla Fairchild, Bill Swaney, Kima Myers, Beth English, Larry McCubbin, Zach Rainey (Co-Editor), Bonnie Sherman, Monica Bright, Scott Hegg. Yearbook Staff .. . This year's staff felt that the yearbook needed innovation, and several changes were made. More color pictures, oval Senior pictures, additional copy, and layout designs were among the changes. The Josten's American Yearbook Company was responsible for printing the yearbook. Dick Maurer was a valuable advisor and sales representative. Professional help with photography was given by Phil Stauder and Williams Colorcraft. The yearbook staff won the Homecoming car decorating contest. It is our hope that you will find this year's book a winner, too. Yearbook Staff L-R FRONT Miss Rudy (Advisor). SECOND ROW Janet Payne, Bill Kayden, Debbie Crain, Julie Ives, Gail Alkire, Terri Vyse, StarLa Vollmer. THIRD ROW Todd Coffing, John Green, LeAnn Massey, Melody Jumps, Christy Alkire, Melody Bright, Martha Porter, FOURTH ROW Phil Stine, Barb McConnell, Kima Myers, Cari Hayman, Ann Zeigler, Christy Woodard, Barb Hardesty, Jeanene Madaus, Bonnie Sherman. Christy Woodard and Phil Stine working on one of the many layouts for Kima Myers and Ann Zeigler working out the the yearbook. advertisement section and keeping track of it 56 Barb McConnell sorting through pictures. 57 Future Homemakers Of America This year, FHA was very busy with activities. A weiner roast and hay-ride started off the year. The Homecoming car was a result of cooperation and work. The next activity was initiation, where new members were treated to many surprises. An Honor Breakfast was held for the cooks, with FHA'ers fixing the food. Community service projects included: Dollars for Scholars, Heart Fund, and babysitting at the PTO meeting. Money making projects were: car washes, slave auction, rummage sale, a dance, and bake sales. L-R FIRST ROW Barb McConnell, Tammy Barker, Debbi Clarkston, Julie Haga, Patty Lyons, Sondra Young, Ann Zeigler, Dianna Potter, Cindy Stonebraker, Martha Porter, Teri Askren. SECOND ROW Miss Davis (Advisor), Jean Graves, Beverley Rodgers, Robin Maymon, Lori Youngblood, Mark Randles, Marsha Martin, Penny Ricketts, Kenja Cunningham, Tina Homaday, Todd Coffing. THIRD ROW Shane Orlea, Cliff Powell, Frank Goodwin, Scott Woodard, Renee Stull, Kathy Kinneer, Ann Allen, Nancy Cunningham, Rhonda Chapman, Lisa Purple, Kenny Bowling, Paul Vincent. FOURTH ROW Valerie Patridge, Sara Harden, Joy$e Purple, Stacey Orlea, Peggy Vincent, Ellen Oakes, Rick Homaday, Jess Brockway, David Hensley. 58 Future Farmers Of America The Future Farmers of America is an organization for those who are interested in agriculture. This includes both those interested in farming and those interested in agrirelated business. This year FFA was busy with several activities. Initiation of new members, selling flower and garden seeds, judging contests, and basketball games were a few of the club activities. FRONT ROW L-R Jody Beckelhymer, Kevin Abernathy, Stan Hardy, Kevin Martin, Marsha Martin (FFA Sweetheart), Mark Powell, Glen Walter, Greg Denhart. SECOND ROW Mr. Davidson (Advisor), Tim Curry, Tim Biesecker, Jamie Felgenhauer, Brian Zeigler, Rick Ricketts, Cary Crowder, Kevin George. THIRD ROW Kenny Kokotkiewicz, Cliff Powell, Debbi Clarkston, Scott Powell, Craig Stalter, Richard Bushue, Tony Foley. FOURTH ROW Ralph Fellows, Jim Clarkston, Frank Goodwin, Steve Denhart, Rick Lynch, Norman Allen, Kevin Allen. FIFTH ROW Jim Lawhorn, Bob Shuman, Allen Smith, Alan Lynch, Leslie Cruea. 59 Office Education Association OEA stands for Office Education Association. This year there were eight members in the class. Some of the money making projects this year were doughnut sales at school and bake sales downtown. The OEA class took several field trips and attended a Leadership Conference. To end the year, the class went to the Beef House for dinner. OEA members L-R FRONT ROW Marsha Martin, Renee Stull. BACK ROW Miss Rudy, teacher; Melody Orahood, Debbie Parrett, Teri Askren, Robin Gouty, Julie Haga. 60 Future Educator's Association The members of FEA were looking ahead and often worked as cadet teachers who work with younger students and their teachers. This provided valuable experience which could help members decide about a career in this field. FEA members were also able to help young children who need special help in math, spelling or other areas. This year FEA made money by selling posters, t-shirts, and other similar items. FRONT ROW L-R Mrs. Craig (Advisor), Martha Porter (Sec-Treas), Becky Grogg (Pres), Cathy Fields (V. Pres). BACK ROW Lori Youngblood, Robin Maymon, Susie Etchison, Ann Zeigler, Cindy Hay, Todd Coffing, Melody Jumps, Dianne VanPelt. 61 Pep Club The Pep Club, dressed in black bib overalls and Senior Chords, again cheered Trojan teams to many victories. At all sporting events the sdund of chants and yells was heard, confirming the club's faith in the Trojans. To raise money, the club had raffles, a bake sale,. and car wash. ROW ONE Marsha Martin, Ruthann Hunt, Cari Hayman, Tammy Curtis, Lynn Gross. ROW TWO Julie Holycrcss, Barbara Hardesty, Bonnie Sherman, Sheila McBride, Colleen Stockdale, Kelly Cooper, Jeane 11 Smith, Janice Cope, Lisa Bowling, Beth Summers, Debbie Parrett. ROW THREE Jill Griswold, Becky Grogg, Susie Etchison, Debbie Suttles, Martha Porter, Cathy Fields, Dianna Potter, Ann Zeigler, Julie Haga, Renee Stull, Teri Askren, Melody Orahood. ROW FOUR Gay Grubb, Martella Auter, Carol LeClaire, Dianne Bodine, Nancy Matthews, Sandy Riley, Christy Alkire, Carol Heideman, Jill Young, Mary Fleenor, Jeanene Madaus, Dawn Hines. ROW FIVE Monica Edwards, Ann Trahan, Leila Howard, Kelly Brier, Hellen Leak, Dawn Campbell, Anita McLain, Tina Holycross, Lisa Davis, Jane McGurk, Julie Ives, Debbie Crain. ROW SIX Jodi Swaney, Donna Potter, Cathy Buck, Jamie Brooks, Denise Ellison, Marci Dare, Mary Jo Drollinger, Kelly Bever, Kelly Rater, Margo Ramey, Kathy Grogg, Dianne Poer. ROW SEVEN Pat LeClaire, Kim Wichus, Teresa Conrad, Sherri Askren, Annette Cates, Jeanne Dunlop, Cindy Cates, Alice Clawson, Charlotte Stockdale, Cassie Hauk, Val Keller, Glenda Ham-bright. ROW EIGHT Doris Potter, Laura Coffing, Jodi Frey, Cathy Black, Cammy Wallace, Gina Ives, Sally Hegg, Sarah Hughes, Lori Martin, Phyllis Ellmore, Debbie Beavers, Robin Birge. ROW NINE Shozet Keller, Christy Fair-child, Ann Grubb, Lori Martinek, Julie Fulton, Rosemary Brown, Carol Curtis, Gail Alkire, Karen Orr, Jodi Camp-62 bell, Lori Woodrow, Donna Alexander. ROW TEN Leslie Reed, Ann Martin, Lisa Woodrow, Dawn Orahood. Art Club Art Club was created by Mrs. Hunter, art teacher at CHS, to provide students with an opportunity to channel their creative efforts into any visual area. Members can learn about new arts and crafts or improve their skills in the areas they are familiar with and enjoy. Another purpose of the club is to allow students not enrolled in an organized art class a chance to get involved. For the past seven years the Art Club has sponsored the annual Art Show, a combined exhibit, demonstration, and sale of student artwork. FRONT ROW L-R Kay Hunter (Advisor), Zach Rainey, Matt Dunlop, Mary Mitton, Kima Myers, Paula Ricketts, Cari Hayman, Ruthann Hunt, Bonnie Sherman, Susie Etchison, Dennis Poer, Ann Allen, Brian Kindell, Debby Douglas, Ann Zeigler, Sondra Young, Melody Bright, Debbie Parrett. SECOND ROW Jean Graves, Jean Lamb, Scott Hegg, Sheila Mycroft, Marka Huxford, Elise France, Mindy Ollis, Sherilyn Martin, Becky Grogg, Julie Holycross, Barb Hardesty, Jill Griswold, Christy Woodard, Debbie Suttles, Tammy Curtis, Marsha Martin, Robin Gouty. THIRD ROW Lynn Gross, Kelly Cooper, Christy Barker, Cindy Hay, i Janet Payne, Vicki VanEtta, Conda Verden, Mary Jo Snyder, Kathy Barker, Carol LeClaire, Lisa Davis, Jane McGurk, Julie Ives, Martella Auter, Debbie Crain, Gay Grubb, Tina Holycross, Jeanell Smith. FOURTH ROW Beth Summers, Colleen Stockdale, Edsel McConnell, Brad Bechtold, Ann Trahan, Leila Howard, Joyce Purple, Sharon Hambright, Mickey Bardos, Kenny Kokotkiewicz, Brett Hauk, Eddie Harris, Tim Beavers, Kurt Randles, Bryan Hughes, Kathy Grogg, Kelly Bever, Marci Dare, Denise Ellison, Mary Jo Drollinger. FIFTH ROW Frank Goodwin, Kelly Brier, Sheila McBride, Sara Harden, Eryn Massey, Kayla Hannan, Stacy Orlea, Roy Bainbridge, Jim Smith, Lisa Strawser, Toni Long, Tina Homaday, Alan Abernathy, Norman Allen, Mark Buck, Margo Ramey, Dianne Poer. Girls Athletic Association GAA is an organization which strives to unite all girls who have an interest in athletics, as well as providing extracurricular activities designed for fun There was a fall dinner, held at the Catholic Church, at which seventeen new members were initiated. Fifty girls and their chaperones made a trip to Urbana, 111. to see the Ice Capades. During the year GAA had sucess-ful candy sales and they also made a $100 contribution to the Trojan Complex. An all night party was planned for the end of school. FIRST ROW Kathy Kinneer, Robin Gouty, Susie Etchison, Tammy Curtis. SECOND ROW Debbie Parrett, Melody Bright, Debby Douglas, Beth Ann Summers, Paula Ricketts. THIRD ROW Lori Sherman, Jill Griswold, Julie Holycross, Debbie Suttles, Kima Myers. FOURTH ROW Christy Alkire, Cindy Hay, LeAnn Massey, Colleen Stockdale, Jeanene Madaus, Carol Heideman, Jill Young, Dianne Bodine. FIFTH ROW Rita Jones, Patti Piatt, Margo Ramey, Dianne Poer, Denise Ellison, Marci Dare, Melodyjumps, Jeannie Hines, Nancy Matthews. SIXTH ROW Annette Cates, Kelly Rater, Charolette Stockdale, Sara Harden, Joyce Purple, Martella Auter, Debbie Crain, Kelly Cooper, Beth English. SEVENTH ROW Cassie Hauk, Jane Miller, LaDoima Howard, Monica Bright, Tina Holycross, Julie Ives, Kelly Bever, Anita McLain. EIGHTH ROW Mrs. Ford (Advisor), Jane McGurk, Jeanell Smith, Gay Grubb, Lisa Davis, Carol LeClaire, Mary Jo Drollinger. 64 C' Mens C'Mens club is an organization which promotes achievement as well as improvement of themselves and their surroundings. Mr. Rater is the advisor for the club. C'Men were in charge of the concession stand at home basketball games. They used some of their funds to buy a baseball scoreboard for the Trojan Complex. They are also going to try to provide a movie camera so that some of the Trojan highlights can be recorded. L-R FRONT ROW Matt Dunlop, Eric Kokotkiewicz, Mark Bushue, Brian Woodrow, John Talbert, Fred McGurk, Dennis Poer, Gregg Dennis, Stan Hardy, Mr. Rater. SECOND ROW Kevin Martin, Dave Masulis, Mark Powell, Greg Denhart, Curt Knecht, Tom Bell, Pat Stump, Kenny Chapman, Tim Mulcahey. THIRD ROW Dave Fox, Ed Grogg, Bob Drummond, Steve George, Scott Woodard, Alan Lynch, Jeff Pierson, Dale White, Bryan Hughes. FOURTH ROW Jamie Felgenhauer, Mike Pierson, Brad Allen, Tim Myeis, Rick Ricketts, Kurt Randles, Ed Harris, Duane Drollinger, Steve Alkire, Derik Kokotkiewicz. Latin Club . . . 66 Latin Club is for students with a special interest in Latin. Their sponsor was Miss. Lang, who also teaches English here at CHS. This year the club raffled off a game ball from one of the home games. They closed the year with a field trip. Library Club was busy with activities this year. They were: homecoming car, Christmas party, and a field trip to Lafayette which included Purdue, Tippecanoe Historical Museum, and Fort Ouiatenon. They also have the daily job of assisting Mrs. Johannes in the library. FRONT ROW L-R Greg Dixon, Danny Wantland, Hector Snyder, Erik Kokotkiewicz, Jeff Sherman, SECOND ROW L-R Lisa Davis, Diane Bodine, Connie Spiering, Jeannie Hines, Melody Jumps, Rhonda Fields, Miss Lang (Advisor), Lori Youngblood, THIRD ROW Jeff Mitchell, Terry Epperson, Don Denhart, Carol Reiff, Dale Howard. Library Club . . . FRONT ROW L-R Renee Stull, Mary Jo Snyder, Conda Verden, Debbi Clarkston, Sandra Riley, Ronda Chapman, Charlene Prather, Lori Sherman, Linda Huey, Tammy Rahm, Seena Sprague, Ruby Rahm, Stacey Adams, Melody Orahood, Julie Haga, Mrs. Johannes (Advisor), BACK ROW Kelly Messick, Sandy Myers, Debra Barker, Lisa Purple, Tracey Spear, Diana Chapman, Kenja Cunningham. Chess Club . . . Chess club members: FRONT Fred McGurk. FIRST ROW Richard Hornaday, George Edwards, Eric Kokotkiewicz, Danny Wantland, Steve George, Dale Howard. SECOND ROW Mr. Meyerholtz (Advisor), John Talbert, Mark Bushue, Jeff Pierson, Dave Masulis, Kevin Brewer. TOP ROW Mark Randles, Brian Woodrow, Hector Snyder. Fall Sports Banquet . . . The Fall Sports banquet was held to honor members of baseball, girls and boys track, golf, cross country, football and volleyball teams. After a pitch-in dinner, Mr. Maymon discussed qualifications of an athlete, and stressed appreciation to students and adults involved in the programs. Golf trophies went to Dennis Poer (Low Medalist) and Fred McGurk (Captain). Joe Noble was named to the second team all-conference. Last year's baseball team, which finished with a 7-0 conference and 17-7 season record, awards went to Kurt Randles (Earl Strawser Batting Award), Scott Cooper (Captain), and Curt Knecht (MVP). Girls; track awards went to Nina Perry (Captain), Tammy Tanner (Most Improved), and Kelly Messick and Don McLain (Captains), Tony Dunham and Dale White (Most Valuable Team Members), and Scott Woodard (Most Improved). Cross country awards went to Mark Bushue and Dale White (MVR), and Derik Kokotkiewicz (Most Improved). Volleyball awards went to Tammy Curtis (MVP and Captain) and Lisa Davis (Most Improved). In football, Tim Myers was named B-Team MVP. Varsity awards went to Brian Woodrow, Dennis Power and Tim Auter (Captains), Dennis Poer (MVP), and Ed Grogg (Lion's Club Tackle Award). L-R FIRST ROW Kelly Messick, Nina Perry, Tammy Tanner, Lisa Davis, Tammy Curtis. SECOND ROW Mark Bushue, Derik Kokotkiewicz, Dennis Poer, Dale White, Tony Dunham, Curt Knecht, Fred McGurk, Scott Woodard, Kurt Randles. 68 Spring Sports Banquet . . . The Spring Sports Banquet was held to honor girls and boys basketball teams, wrestling, seniors earning a varsity letter, and cheerleaders. In girls basketball, special awards went to Susie Etchison and Anne Stewart (Captains), Beth English (MVP), Anne Stewart (All-Conference Team), and Debbie Crain (Most Improved B-Team). In guys basketball, the varsity was recognized for an outstanding season with a 22-2 record. Awards went to Dennis Poer (Captain), Dale White (MVP), and Tony Dunham, Dennis Poer, Gregg Dennis, Dale White, Bryan Hughes, and Jeff Pierson (Jack Kay Memorial Free Throw Award). The junior varsity awards went to Tim Myers (Most Improved), and Phil Youchunas and Tim Myers (65% free throw award). Wrestling awards were presented to Brian Woodrow and Stan Hardy (Captains), Pat Stump (Most Improved), and Dave Masulis (Most Valuable Wrestler). Freshman, junior varsity, and varsity cheerleaders were recognized. Tammy Curtis received the Most Spirited Cheerleader Award. Lisa Bowling and Teri Askren were given awards as outstanding Pep Club members. The C-Blanket Awards, the highest award an athlete can earn, were presented to Dennis Poer and Fred McGurk. L-R FRONT ROW Tammy Curtis, Gregg Dennis, Jeff Pierson, Dennis Poer, Dale White, Dave Masulis, Susie Etchison. SECOND ROW Anne Stewart, Stan Hardy, Tim Myers, Bryan Hughes, Tony Dunham, Pat Stump, Phil Youchunas, Brian Woodrow, Beth English, Lisa Bowling, Teri Askren. The Trial Of Nancy Gage . . . The Senior class play, The Trial of Nancy Gage was a light drama with some comic relief and concerned a courtroom scene. To add to the realism of the play, it was held at the Fountain County Court-House, Cast members included: Barbara Hardesty, Phil Stine, Fred McGurk, Bill Swaney, Danny Wantland, Garold Reden-baugh, Greg Dixon, Tammy Curtis, J.C. VanVactor, Connie Spiering, Beth Summers, Susie Etchison, Zack Rainey, Mark Bushue, Hector Snyder, Bonnie Sherman, Julie Holycross, Martha Porter, Ann Zeigler, Christy Woodard, Becky Grogg, Robin Maymon, and Cathy Fields. Jury members were: Debby Douglas, Sondra Young, Mike Snyder, Ann Allen, Eric Kokotkiewicz, Melody Bright, Lisa Bowling, Matt Dunlop, Debbie Suttles, Robin Gouty, Debbie Parrett, and Marsha Martin. The play was directed by Mrs. Hegg and Mr. Kroc. Student director was Debby Douglas, OPPOSITE PAGE TOP Prosecuting attorney (Phil Stine), the accused (Barb Hardesty), and defense counsel (Fred McGurk). BOTTOM L-R Some of the cast before a performance. Court bailiff, Danny Want land, swearing in a witness, Ann Ziegler. THIS PAGE TOP L-R Directors Mr. Kroc and Mrs. Hegg. Robin Maymon being made-up . MIDDLE L-R Bailiff swearing in the sheriff (Garold Redenbaugh) and Dido (Bonnie Sherman). BOTTOM Prosecuting atttomey upsets the defendant and her lawyer objects. Hiiftifci 71 Christmas Concert . . 72 This year's Christmas concert was again a collaboration between the choral and band departments of C.H.S. It was held in the multi-purpose room, December, 14, at 8:00 p. m. The program was a medley of performance-Symphonic Band, Girl's Chorus, Concert Choir, Mixed Choir, and Lab Band. The Symphonic Band opened the program with the Liberty Bell March and ended their part of the concert with Prelude To Christmas. ” Following Symphonic Band was the Girl’s Chorus, who began with Every Perfect Gift , with Jeanell Smith accompanying the number with finger symbols. The next number was accompanied by Helen Leak, playing the bells. Julie Holy-cross played the flute during Carol of the Hay . Concert choir was next, with John Green doing a solo during My King. Lab Band followed concert choir, with their easy-listening, mellow sound. Last on the program to perform was the mixed chorus, who provided the finale for the program. Julie Holycross and Phil Stine were the accompanists. The chorus is under the direction of Mrs. Deanna Williams and the band is directed by Mr. Mark Milach. 73 74 Roaring 20 Convocation On March 16, 1977 at approximately 10:45, Covington High School was visited by Vincennes University's Roaring 20 touring choral group. The chorus was chosen from a varsity chorus of approximately 60 students. Professor Dan Miller was director of the group. The Roaring 20 is the first group to undertake extended tours. Each year they take three-day tours throughout the state, and several one-day trips so that audiences in neighboring states may have a chance to enjoy the sound of the Roaring 20 from Vincennes University. 75 Pioneer, Go Home! The play Pioneer, Go Home!” was presented by the Junior Class. The play concerned a family who moves into an unsettled area and the problems with which they are faced in keeping their home. The play was directed by Mrs. Hegg and Mr. Kroc. Student director was Carol Heideman and stage manager was Lynn Gross. The cast included the following juniors: Dave Fox, Dale White, Jeanene Madaus, Beth English, Kelly Cooper, Jeannie Hines, LeaAnn Massey, Jeff Pierson, Alan Lynch, Pat Stump, Jim Smith, Ken Chapman, Diana Bodine, Steve George, Nancy Matthews, Bryan Hughes, Ed Grogg, Jay Lewis, Elise France, Bob Drummond, Greg Allen, Dan Ziebart, Christy Alkire, Curt Knecht, Cindy Hay, Rita Jones, Nina Perry, Lori Sherman. TOP: Jeanene Madaus, Kelly Cooper, Beth English, and Dave Fox discusing a scene in the play. MIDDLE: Jay Lewis, Dave Fox, and Kelly Cooper rehearsing their lines. BOTTOM: Dave Fox, Kelly Cooper and Bpb Drummond memorizing their lines before the first performance of the play. 76 TOP: Ed Grogg (Carmine), Bryan Hughes (Al), and Jay Lewis (Blackie Zotta) causing trouble for the 1 'pioneers'' .MIDDLE LEFT: Jim Smith (Dump Truck Driver) and Dave Fox (Toby Kwimper) talking over the problems of Kwimperville. MIDDLE RIGHT: Dave Fox and Bob Drummond (Stick Man) examining a pair of unusual dice. BOTTOM: Elise France (Queen Bee) and her gang. I s I CVTJOOfl AflHJQ Art Show ’77 The eighth annual Covington Art Show was held April 29, 1977 in the C.H.S. multi-purpose room. The show started at 9:00 that morning and lasted until 8:00 that evening. The idea for the Art Show ( The Little Village of Arts and Crafts ) was by Mrs. Hunter, the Art teacher. She thought that students should be given a chance to display the items and ideas originated by the art students. The Art Show has a three-fold purpose; demonstration, exhibition, and the sale of various articles. Each committe was in charge of an individual store from which was designed as a prop. A tree was placed in the center of the multi-purpose room to encourage the village theme. Each committee was under the direction of a chairman and they are as follows: Black light, Sharon Hambright; Cartoons, Kenny Kokotkiewicz; Clay, Zack Rainey and Becky Grogg; Clowns, Bonnie Sherman; Crafts, Lisa Strawser; Furniture Refinishing, Cari Hayman; Jewerly, Susie Etchison and Printing, Julie Holycross. TOP RIGHT; Senior exhibits. MIDDLE RIGHT; Debbie Suttles helps transform Christy Woodard into a clown. BOTTOM RIGHT; Senior exhibit. MIDDLE;Frank Goodwin in costume. BOTTOM MIDDLE; Expect the bold and bizarre in the Blacklight Room. FAR LEFT; Greetings from the Blacklight committee. 79 Students Honored At Banguet . . . Thirty-four students were first-time honor jacket winners and seven seniors earned all seven service bars at the 21st annual Honor Banquet. The jackets are earned by making straight A's or all A's and one B in solid subjects for one semester with a service bar being awarded for each semester in which the above criteria are met. Other awards given were Trojan Honor Pins, which are awarded to seniors, juniors, and sophomores who have been on the high school semester honor roll during one of the past two semesters, and certificates, which are given to those who made a nine-weeks honor roll. Interstate Sand and Gravel Co. and The Fountain Trust Co. donated the awards which were sponsored by the American Association of University Women and College Men's Club. Covington began its honor program in 1956 and was the first school in Indiana to award academic achievements the same way athletic achievements have been recognized. Seven Seniors earned all seven chevrons for their academic achievements. The were L-R Mark Bushue, Martha Porter, Brian Woodrow, Sondra Young, John Talbert, Robin Maymon, and Fred McGurk. Students receiving honor jackets for the first time were: L-R FIRST ROW Sally Cunningham, Kelly Bever, Moncia Edwards, Lisa Murray, Mary Jo Snyder, Julie Ives, Debbie Clarkston. SECOND ROW Mike Pierson, Ed Nixon, Ed Martinek, Rich Ziebart, Scott Woodard, Tim Myers, Annette Cates, Larry McCubbin, Cathy Keeling, Lisa Davis, Lisa Purple, Bruce Johannes. Not pictured: Lee Owens, Ed Grogg, Julie Holycross, Tammy Curtis, Bonnie Sherman, Debby Douglas, Garold Redenbaugh, Dennis Poer, Stan Hardy, Harold Hegg, and Greg Allen. 8 Students receiving their honor jackets at the annual Honor Banquet. Prom: Nights Are The C. H. S. annual Prom, entitled Nights are Forever was the highlight of the year for the Juniors and Seniors alike. Determined Juniors along with their sponsors, Mrs. Diane Blary and Mr. Sammuel Patton, worked many long, hard hours before, during, and after school, transforming the cold, hard, Multi-Purpose Room into a mystical paradise in-the-night. Barbara Hardesty and Brian Woodrow were crowned Queen and King by the Juniors and Seniors. Forever . . . Dale White and Janice Cope. ABOVE: Nancy Mathews decorating for the Prom. BELOW: Edsel McConnell and Mary Jo Synder enjoying the prom. Nights Are Forever . . . Spring Show '77 The C. H. S. Band and Choral departments presented their annual spring show on May 13 14, 1977. The show was directed by Mrs. Williams (Choral Director) and Mr. Milach (Band Director, with Dave Fox as the Master of Ceremonies. With the theme Spectacular 'll in mind, the Band and Chorus set out to prove themselves. The show included songs from Hello Dolly , A Star Is Born , Fiddler On The Roof , and several television themes'. Ann Zeigler, Christy Woodard, and Elise France all sang solos. There also was an original song composed and sung by Phil Stine. Other highlights of the show included a ballet by Nina Perry, several dances by the Trojanettes, a flute trio by Robin Maymon, Becky Grogg, and Quella Howard, and a combined Chorus and Band finale. Saturday night, Julie Holycross (Band Pres.) and Phil Stine (Chorus Pres.) presented Mrs. Williams and Mr. Milach with an engraved plaque of appreciation from the Band and Chorus. TOP Ann Trahan and Rose Bushue singing, 11 Jump, shout, boogie.11. BOTTOM Hee Haw gang spreading gossip. OPPOSITE PAGE- TOP Trojanettes doing a routine to Do it . BOTTOM LEFT Elise France singing, ' 'Your Song'', Dave Fox-Master of Ceremonies, Beth Summers (Senior Trojanette) doing an 84 unusual dance routine to '' Police Story''. 85 Senior Motto: We Live Each Day With The Memories Of Yesterday And The Dreams Of Tomorrow . Graduation 1977 . . . Impressions made today will live tomorrow. Judge Vincent F. Grogg gave the graduation address. Class Of '77 Leaves Covington High Graduation . . . the much anticipated day which the Class of 1977 had looked forward to for twelve years became a reality on May 22, 1977. As a class, the Seniors worked together on many projects and activities; this commencement was the last. We grew up together and had become similar to a large family. It was from fellow classmates that we obtained our morals. personality, ideas, and a position in life. With the gym filled to capacity, the class entered, clad in green and white gowns. After the address by Judge Vincent Grogg, each 88 Behind .. . member of the Class of 1977 was presented his diploma and a yellow rose. The past twelve years had come to a climax and for us, the only feelings were tearful relief, cheers and shouts of joy. Class of 1977. L-R FIRST ROW Marsha Martin, Zach Rainey, Charlotte Noble, Jeff Lawrence, Susie Etchison, Phil Stine, Penny Ricketts, Larry Carpenter, Robin Gouty, Homer Rodgers, Jannie Moore, Wesley Wilson, Sharon Reynolds, Hector Snyder. SECOND ROW Matt Dunlop, Lori Youngblood, Dave Masulis, Beverly Rodgers, Robert Randolph, Toni Messick, Brian Woodrow, Cindi Byerly, Mark Bushue, Terri Mitchell, Jerry O'Neal, Dianna Potter, Duane Grubb, Connie Spiering. THIRD ROW Tammy Curtis, Greg Denhart, Sherri Burleson, Bill Champion, Shelli Carlton, John Cotten, Debbie Perry, Eric Kokotkiewicz, Ruthann Hunt, Mike Snyder, Beth Summers, John Talbert, Marcia Osborn, James Breeden. FOURTH ROW Lisa Bowling, Stan Hardy, Barbara McConnell, Keith Spriesterbach, Emma Richey, Mark Powell, Debbie Parrett, Larry Garrett, Cathy Fields, Lloyd Chapman, Linda Noble, Bonnie Sherman, Gregg Dennis. FIFTH ROW Debby Douglas, Harold Hegg, Barbara Hardesty, Bill Swaney, Melody Orahood, Danny Wantland, Debbie Stuttles, Larry Daniel, Mary Mitton, David Freeman, Cindy Stonebraker, Jeff Crowder, Sondra Young, Gene Cummins. SIXTH ROW Julie Holycross, J.C. VanVactor, Cari Hayman, Paul Walter, Lori Knox, Perry Ferguson, Christy Woodard, Jody Beckelhymer, Kim Rice, Kevin Abernathy, Patty Lyons, Fred McGurk, Julie Haga, Bill Hayden. SEVENTH ROW Melody Bright, Robin Maymon, Karl Kinneer, Becky Grogg, Kevin Martin, Jill Griswold, Garry Daniel, Paula Ricketts, Jeff Harden, Martha Porter, Don Haga, Ann Allen, Garold Redenbaugh. EIGHTH ROW Anne Stewart, Mike Elliott, Debby Barker, Tim Auter, Renee Stull, Greg Dixon, Kima Myers, Dave Richardson, Terri Askren, Dennis Poer, Ann Zeigler, Brian Kindell. 89 1 g Impressions: Academics, Impressions a r r« u «5 C o '8 2 a S Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, 2 1 K Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: Academics, Impressions: C.H.S. Band Department . . After many long, hot and tiring summer Band rehearsals, the C.H.S. Band finally got the chance to show off their marching abilities at the first home football game. The C.H.S. marching Band was under the field direction of Julie Holyros and Greg Dixion (Drum Majors). The much dreaded summer rehearsals payed off as the Band gave one of the best performances ever. Besides marching at every home football game, the C.H.S. Band also participated in the Ball State marching contest and came in third. The Band also lead the annual Homecoming Parade. This year the Band proved to be excellent because of all the hard work of not only the students, but from the director (Mr. Milach) as well. Drum Majors- Julie Holycross and Greg Dixon Twirlers- Tammy Curtis and Connie Spiering. Woodwinds-FIRST ROW Dianna Potter, Lorena Randolph, Robin Maymon, Sherri Askren, Monica Edwards, Charlotte Stockdale, Melinda Ollis, Denise Ellison, Quella Howard, Carol LeClaire, Monica Bright, Jill Griswold, Jane Miller, LeeAnn Massey. SECOND ROW Sherri Hansen, Linda Reed, Carol Reiff, Rita Jones, Jeannie Hines, Debbie Perry, Kathy Kinneer, Brenda Cummins, KurtGebhart, Vince Ricketts, Jim Smith, Larry Garrett, Cassie Hauk. THIRD ROW Anne Stewart, Jannie Moore, Jill Young, Robin Dewlen, Sally Cunningham, Glenda Hambright, Ursula Scharf, Terri Askren, Melody Orahood, Cathy Fields, Melody Jumps, Diane Bodine, Pam Newkirk. Brass-FIRST ROW Fred McGurk, LaDonna Howard, Chips Julian, Kevin Hannon, Lloyd Jennings, Susie Etchison, Ann Allen, Cindy Hay, Paula Ricketts, Tim Beavers, Brad Allen, Phil Yuochunos, John Green. SECOND ROW Mark Buck, Zach Rainey, Kelly Bever, Sherilyn Martin, Jeff Burgoyne, Janice Cope, Marcia Osborn, Stan Hardy, Gary Askren, Marci Dare, Dave Fox. THIRD ROW Tracey Osbom, Derick Koktkiewicz. Percussion- L-R Bill Swaney, Tony Foley, Sandra Ricketts, Jeff Frey, Robert Randolph, Duane Grubb, Karl Kineer, Dave Richardson, Brett Hauk, Alan Lynch. Band . . . This year the band was involved in many activities. Flag captains, Beth Summers and Elise France, and dance captains, Becky Grogg and Sheila McBride, attended camps over the summer to bring back new routines. The Trojanetts performed at football games as well as at Spring Show. Lab band had a class of their own this year, which gave them more time to work on their music. This year the Lab band went to contest at Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis and received a second place rating. Trojanettes FIRST ROW L-R Becky Grogg, Nina Perry, Gay Grubb, Kathy Grogg, Debbie Parrett, Marsha Martin, Sheila McBride. SECOND ROW Valerie Keller, Martella Auter, Nancy Matthews, Elise France, Beth Summers, Kelly Rater, Cari Hayman, Diane Poer, Kelly Cooper. Lab Band FIRST ROW L-R Greg Dixon, Jim Smith, Larry Garrett, Vince Ricketts, Rita Jones, Sheila McBride, Beth Summers. SECOND ROW Kathy Kinneer, Connie Spiering, Duane Grubb, John Green, Brad Allen, Janice Cope, Dave Fox, Gay Grubb, Stan Hardy, Marcia Osborn. % Symphonic Band PICCOLO Julie Holycross Beth English Cari Hayman Paul Ricketts Susie Etchison FLUTE Quella Howard Carol LeClaire Monica Edwards Becky Grogg Robin Maymon Denise Ellison Kathy Grogg Charlotte Stockdale Kelly Rater Sherri Askren Monica Bright OBOE Cathy Fields Beth Summers E. FLAT CLARINET Anne Stewart CLARINET Jill Young Gay Grubb Robin Dewlen Sally Cunningham Glenda Hambright Pam Newkirk Lea Ann Massey Diane Bodine Jane Miller Nancy Matthews Melody Jumps Melody Orahood Cindy Hay Ursula Schlarf Sherri Hansen Dianna Potter Lorena Randolph Jannie Moore A. CLARINET Terri Askren Debbie Parrett TENOR SAX Annette Cates Vince Ricketts Greg Dixon Val Keller Jim Smith Kurt Gebhart BARITONE SAX Larry Garrett BASSOON Jill Griswold Tammy Curtis Melinda Ollis HORN Ann Allen TROMBONE Stan Hardy Marcia Osborn Janice Cope Jeff Burgoyne Dave Fox Marci Dare Gary Askren Diane Poer BARITONE Zach Rainey Sherilyn Martin Kelly Bever B. CLARINET Cassie Hauk Linda Reed C. CLARINET Nina Perry ALTO SAX Rita Jones Carol Reiff Kathy Kinneer Debby Perry Sheila McBride Jeannie Hines Martella Auter Bruce Dixon Brenda Cummins Elise France Mark Buck TUBA Tracey Osborn Eric Kokotkiewicz Derick Kokotkiewicz PERCUSSION Bill Swaney Karl Kinneer Dave Richardson Jeff Frey Duane Grubb Bob Randolph Brett Hauk Alan Lynch Sandra Ricketts Tony Roley TRUMPET Fred McGurk LaDonna Howard Tim Beavers Connie Spiering Phil Yuochunas John Green Brad Allen Lloyd Jennings Chips Julian TOP: Symphonic Band. MIDDLE: Band council; L-R Janice Cope, Teri Askren, Marcia Osborn, Ann Allen, Julie Holycross, Debbie Parrett, Carol LaClaire, Val Keller, BOTTOM: Senior band members. 97 C.H.S. Choral Music Department . . . One hundred and nine singing choristers enhanced the C.H.S. Choral Department this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Williams, the Chorus withheld many fine concerts. Among the concerts was the Christmas Concert, the Choral Festival (with Fountain Central High School), the Easter Concert, and the Spring Show. The Chorus officers were as follows: Phil Stine (President), Julie Holycross (Vice-President), and Martha Porter, Lisa Strawser and Margo Ramey (Secretary-Treasures). The piano accompanists were Julie Holycross and Phil Stine. The C.H.S. Choral Department were rewarded with another year of great performances thanks to Mrs. Williams. Phil Stine and Julie Holycross played duets to many of the Choral accompaniments. Chorus Officers L-R Lisa Strawser, Julie Holycross, Martha Porter, Margo Ramey, SEATED Phil Stine. 98 Chorus SENIORS Kevin Abernathy Ann Allen Debra Barker Lisa Bowling Jim Breeden Melody Bright Cindi Byerly Garry Daniel Larry Daniel Greg Denhart Jill Griswold Julie Haga Jeff Harden Barbara Hardesty Bill Hayden Cari Hayman Julie Holycross Ruthann Hunt Lori Knox Patty Lyons Barbara McConnell Toni Messick Jannie Moore Kima Myers Charlotte Noble Kay Noble Martha Porter Dianna Potter Mark Powell Garold Redenbaugh Sharon Reynolds Emma Richey Penny Ricketts Beverly Rodgers Homer Rodgers Keith Spriestersbach Phil Stine Cindy Stonebraker Renee Stull Debbie Suttles Christy Woodard Sondra Young Carol Heideman Brenda Holycross Tina Hornaday Linda Huey Marka Huxford Jean Lamb Jeanene Madaus Pam Newkirk Nina Perry Lisa Strawser Diana VanPelt SOPHOMORES Stacy Adams Christine Barker Tammy Barker Kelly Brier Dawn Campbell Debbi Clarkston Debbie Clem Todd Coffing Kenja Cunningham Tim Curry Duane Drollinger John Green Denise Grimes LuRae Grove Dawn Hines Tina Holycross Julie Ives Cathy Keeling Hellen Leak Anita McLain Kelly Messick Julie Moss Pennie Nixon Janet Payne Charlene Prather Joyce Purple Kurt Randles Jamie Rankin Randy Shaffer Jeanell Smith Ann Zeigler JUNIORS Christy Alkire Dennis Allen Tina Alward Roy Bainbridge Lori Bever Kelly Cooper Sheila Dunham Mary Fleenor Jean Graves Marlene Grimes Lynn Gross Cindy Hay FRESHMEN Lisa Burleson Lorri Burleson Rose Bushue Chris Cox Mary Drollinger Sally Dunagan Terri Epperson Leila Howard Lori Murray Margo Ramey Richard Stoup Ann Trahan Eric Vickery TOP: Concert Choir. MIDDLE: 9-10 Girl's Chorus. BOTTOM: Mrs. Williams preparing for a concert. 99 Trojan Sports Complex . . . The new Trojan Sports Complex was the reason behind increased enthusiasm and spirit during the past year. The land gift of 30 acres from Interstate Sand and Gravel Co. and 8.3 acres donated by Rod Schafer, was just the beginning of a dream to come true. The Sports Complex was built for about $140,000 but is worth a half million dollars, more than three times as much. The value of community involvement and support, however, was incalculable. From the time the land was received until the football field was first used on August 28, 1976, planning and work was being done on almost a daily basis. Members of the Trojan Complex Board, the City of Covington, and the High school athletic department met and decided on what they wanted: a new lighted football field; an all-weather quarter-mile track; bleachers for 1,700; an electronic score board; a refreshment stand and restrooms; a baseball diamond. Much of the money, labor, and materials were donated by the community, thereby cutting total expenses. The concession stand was the donation of the Band Parents and was built with bricks they hauled and cleaned. It would be impossible to list all of the people who gave of their money, efforts, and time to make this dream into reality. However, a great big THANK YOU should be extended to those who made the Trojan Sports Complex possible. 1. A real view of the new Trojan Complex. 2. The press box. 3. Dedication of Trojan Complex on October 1, 1976, with Ward Brown (Commisioner of 1HSAA), Dr. Max Hoffman (President of Complex Board), Richard Klage (School Board), and Irvin Maymon (Principal). 4. Concession stand fecwfetruction. o.' . 103 Victorious Trojans Look To Future There were many long hours of hard practice and aching muscles during football season, but they all seemed worth while for the Trojans this year. An extra incentive to succeed was present this year, the new Trojan Complex. The first game seemed to make all of the sacrifices worth while. Considering all of this, plus the coaching staff, it is no wonder that the Trojans ended the season with a victorious record of 7-3. 1977 Trojans L-R FIRST ROW Brian Woodrow (Tri-Capt. ), Mark Powell, John Talbert, Fred McGurk, Danny W anti and, Gregg Dennis, Dennis Poer (Tri-Capt. ), Tim Auter (Tri-Capt. ), Stan Hardy, Greg Denhart, Coach Hunter, Asst. Coach Ashton. SECOND ROW Jeff Sherman, Steve George, Bob Drummond, Ed Grogg, Pat Stump, Curt Knecht, Bryan Hughes, Tony Dunham, Jeff Peirson, Kenny Chapman, Jeff Lapp in, Mgr. Ed Harris, Asst. Coach Torgerson. THIRD ROW Asst. Coach Biddle, Mgr. Jill Young, Mgr. Mary Flcenor, Tracey Osborn, Greg Allen, Bruce McDaniel, Steve Denhart, Rick Ricketts, Tim Myers, Brett Hauk, Mgr. Alan Lynch, Mgr. Tina Holycross, Mgr. Steve Alkire. FOURTH ROW Jamie Felgenhauer, Duane Drollinger, Jon Randles, Tom Dunagan, Tim Mulcahey, Tom Elliott, Brad Allen, Mike Mycroft, Asst. Coach Grenat. 104 5 Football 106 Seniors TIM AUTER GREG DENHART GREGG DENNIS STANLEY HARDY FRED McGURK DENNIS POER MARK POWELL DANNY WANTLAND BRIAN WOODROW ootball Action Football Action Football Action Football Action Football Action :ootball Action Football Action Football Football Is A Hitting Game Action Football Action Football Action Freshman Look To Varsity Action The Freshman football team, with Mr. Biddle as coach, strived to improve their football skills. They were faced with some rough competition, but they stayed in there and fought. Even though the Freshman team finished the season 0-5-1, they benefited greatly from their playing experience and should prove to be beneficial on the junior varsity team next year. Freshman FIRST ROW L-R Norman Allen, Reagan Rick, Kenny Blackburn, Alan White, Scott Bames, Bruce Dixon. SECOND ROW Lloyd Jennings, Brent Biddle, Tracey Osborn, Jeff Mitchell, Donald Denhart, Kerry Randles, Coach Biddle. 112 Varsity Posts Winning Record JV's And Freshman Look Forward To Varsity Action VARSITY FOOTBALL 7- ■3 B-TEAM FOOTBALL 3 -2 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL 0-5-1 CHS OPP. CHS OPP CHS OPP. 39 Western Boone 19 6 Fountain Central 56 0 Seeger 26 28 Turkey Run 14 30 Attica 0 0 North Vermillion 40 21 Seeger 20 33 Western Boone 0 6 Clinton 38 8 South Newton 14 OT 20 Seeger 16 14 Attica 14 43 Attica 12 0 North Montgomery 13 0 Southmont 28 16 Fountain Central 22 0 Fountain Central 26 24 North Vermillion 8 14 Southmont 20 34 North Montgomery 6 335 Rockville 29 113 Homecoming 1976 Capped By Victory Over North Vermillion Hours seemed like minutes as many of us anticipated our final Homecoming. For some, it came too soon and left too quickly. Plans were made and classes turned float ideas into reality while clubs prepared their parade entries. A bonfire and pep rally increased enthusiasm and spirit. The Homecoming dance helped the Trojans celebrate a victory over the Falcons. TOP Varsity Cheerleaders and Alternate. Not pictured is Marsha Martin. MIDDLE Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. BOTTOM LEFT 1976 Homecoming Queen, Marcia Osborn and escort, Kevin Martin. RIGHT The winning car Picture us a Victory by the Yearbook Staff. Float Competition Intense juniors Win With Hunter's Paradise TOP LEFT Senior class float, Trojans Are Out of Sight . TOP RIGHT The Junior class's winning float, Hunter's Paradise . BOTTOM LEFT The Freshman float, Give 'Em A Whiff of Our Power . BOTTOM RIGHT We Like Our Falcons Finger Lickin' Good was the sophomore float. 115 HOMECOMING Homecoming candidates and their escorts for 1976 were: TOP L-R Sondra Young and Bill Hayden; Marcia Osborn and Kevin Martin; Debby Douglas and Brian Kind ell; MIDDLE L-R Debbie Parrett and Jeff Crowder; Jr. Attendant Elise France and Tom Rennick; Soph. Attendant Dawn Campbell and Scott Dunlop; BOTTOM L-R 1975 Homecoming Queen Linda Gee and Jeff Lawrence; Fr. Attendant Valerie Keller and Scott Allen. OPPOSITE PAGE 1976 Homecoming Queen, Marcia Osborn. 116 Cross Country The Trojan cross country team, coached by Richard Partezena, trekked over many hills and dales to develop their strength and stamina for endurance runs, sprints, and hill circuits. In the conference C.C. meet, C.H.S. placed 7th out of 8. The first five runners for C.H.S. were Mark Bushue, Phil Youchunas, Derik Kokotkiewicz, Mike Pierson, and Bruce Johannes. Cross Country team-FRONT Mike Pierson, Mark Bushue, Chris Adams. BACK Coach Partezana, Derik Kokotkiewicz, Phil Youchunas, Dale White, and Kurt Randles. Not Pictured: Randy Shaffer and Bruce Johannes. Mark Bushue and Dale White received trophies for Most Valuable Runners in C. C. and Derik Kokotkiewicz was named the most improved runner. 118 Wrestling . . . 119 FRONT L-R Carol LeClaire, Norman Allen, Dave Masulis, Brian Woodrow, Matt Dunlop, Scott Dunlop, Scott Barnes, Dale Howard, Coach Biddle. BACK L-R Hellen Leak, Martella Auter, Jim Nixon, Kevin George, Greg Denhart, Tim Mulcahey, Stan Hardy, Pat Stump, J.V. VanVactor, George Edwards, Fred McGurk, Brent Biddle, Asst. Coach Meyerholtz. Not pictured: Kenny Chapman and Tom Elliott. The CHS wrestlers finished the season with fifth in the WRC tourney and third in the sectional. Wrestlers placing in the WRC tourney were: Dave Masulis, Kenny Chapman-first; Pat Stump-second; Matt Dunlop, Brian Woodrow-third; Scott Barnes, Stan Hardy-fourth. Sectional placings include: Matt Dunlop, Brian Wood-row, and Dave Masulis-first; Pat Stump-second. Manager Martella Auter and Coaches Biddle and Meyerholtz show their emotions during a tense moment of a wrestling meet. 120 TOP LEFT Senior wrestlers Brian Woodrow and Stan Hardy. RIGHT Jim Nixon and Pat Stump. MIDDLE LEFT Matt Dunlop posing in a new type of wrestling uniform. RIGHT Managers Carol LeClaire, Martel-la Auter, and Hellen Leak. BOTTOM J.C. VanVactor takes on an unidentified opponent. 121 Varsity Basketball . . . RIGHT The Varsity Basketball team for 1976-77 L-R Jeff Sherman, Bryan Hughes, Tony Dunham, Dennis Poer, Bob Drummond, Dale White, Coach Rater, TimAuter, Bruce McDaniel, Curt Knecht, Jeff Pierson, Gregg Dennis. 122 The 1976-77 Varsity Basketball team was like a dream come true. They stormed their way through the schedule and brought home almost every trophy that was up for grabs. The Victorious Varsity finished the season with an outstanding record of 22-2 and a record of 7-0 in the WRC. The Trojans used much speed and skill to outclass their opponents and used the depth of the team to insure victory. When the season was coming to a close, the team came on strong to win the sectional and advance to the Lafayette regional. The Trojans proceeded with the intention of winning. They downed Kankakee Valley and then were bitterly defeated by Lafayette Jeff with a score of 58-61. The 76-77 Trojans were the pride of C. H.S.; now they are just a memory, that will not soon be forgotten. But as we remember, the Trojans were clearly the best once again. 123 Covington Trojans Win Conference The accomplishments of the Trojans this year were many. First, came the Covington Holiday Tourney, which was held here for the first time. The Trojans downed Attica and Seeger to win the trophy. Next, the Trojans became the Bi-County and WRC Champs, by defeating all of the opponents in the running. In the sectional the Mighty Trojans gave another powerful showing to walk away with the winning honors by defeating Fountain Central and Attica. The season ended with a second place standing in the regional and a Number 1 rating in the hearts of many fans. Trojans after winning the WRC: FRONT L-R Jeff Sherman, Jeff Pierson, Bryan Hughes, Gregg Dennis, Dennis Poer. BACK Coach Rater, Ed Grogg, Tony Dunham, Bob Drummond, Dale White, Tim Auter, Bruce McDaniel, Kurt Knecht, Asst. Coaches Watt and Torgerson. 124 VARSITY BASKETBALL 22-2 CHS 61 80 88 95 61 91 75 62 OPP 57 72 63 74 55 48 51 51 West Lafayette Southmont Attica Fountain Central Central Catholic Turkey Run Western Boone McCutcheon Holiday Tourney Attica Seeger Crawfordsville Seeger Rockville North Putnam Benton Central Harrison North Vermillion Clinton Twin Lakes North Montgomery Sectional Fountain Central Attica Regional Kankakee Valley Lafayette Jeff - - 125 Junior Varsity Basketball TOP: Mike Pierson, Tom Dunagan, Kurt Randles, Tim Myers, Randy Shaffer, Coach Watt, Mike My-croft, Phil Yuochunas, Duane Drollinger, Steve Denhart, Bruce Johannes 126 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHS OPP. 29 West Lafayette 54 49 Southmont 36 36 Attica 39 40 Fountain Central 38 28 Central Catholic 44 35 Turkey Run 31 58 Western Boone 56 46 McCutcheon 35 47 Crawfordsville 52 44 Seeger 40 45 Rockville 41 53 North Putnam 40 49 Benton Central Bi-County Tourney 62 53 Attica 40 38 Seeger Harrison 35 38 North Vermillion 34 OT 48 Twin Lakes 45 50 Twin Lakes North Montgomery 51 The 1976-77 Junior Varsity Basketball team had a very exciting year. It was a year of building and experience for these young men. With their winning record in this challenging year, the Jr. Varsity players were eager to advance to varsity and further prove their skills. There were many intense moments and these often served as an introduction to the varsity games which followed. The Jr. Varsity also brought home the Bi-County Tourney trophy to add to the collection. 127 Freshman Basketball . . . The Freshman Basketball team tried to achieve many things. They worked diligently on the fundamentals and never gave up. They finished the season with a record of 4-9. They also defeated Attica and Seeger to win the Bi-County Tourney. Freshmen team was: FRONT Larry McCubbin, manager and Bruce Torgersen, coach. BACK Jeff Mitchell, Chris Adams, Reagan Rick, Alan White, Randy Neitzel, Tracey Osborn, Scott Allen, Don Denhart, and Rick Lynch. 128 Three Outstanding Basketball Coaches Watt—Rater—Torgerson Cheerleading . . . sometimes exciting, glorifying and heart breaking, but always an honor. Cari Hayman Spirited Cheerleaders L-R BOTTOM Lynn Gross, Ruthann Hunt, Cari Hayman. TOP Marsha Martin, Tammy Curtis. The CHS cheerleaders, with their enthusiasm and spirit, led many fans to boost the Trojans to many great and important victories. The cheerleaders encouraged spirit, through the use of pep sessions, signs in the halls, spirit week, as well as by leading the pep club. The varsity squad spent part of their summer at the NCA Cheerleader Camp at Vincennes University in preparation for the year. Their efforts paid off as they brought home a cherished spirit stick. They also learned new yells, chants, and spirit ideas to get everyone to support the Mighty Trojans. FRONT Tammy Curtis. MIDDLE L-R Lynn Gross, Cari Hayman, Kima Myers, Ruthann Hunt. TOP Marsha Martin. 130 B-Team Cheerleaders L-R Jeanell Smith, Colleen Stockdale, Kelly Cooper, Sheila McBride, Janice Cope. Freshman Cheerleaders L-R Monica Edwards, Ann Trahan, Kathy Grogg, Leila Howard, Margo Ramey. Covington Cheerleaders Show A Winning Style The Covington High School B-Team, Freshmen, and alternate Cheerleaders were always ready and willing to prove their winning cheerleading style. No matter where the games were played the cheerleaders were always there to lead the Pep Block and to support the Trojans on to another victory. The highlight of the year was winning the B-Team Tourney. Janice Cope Alternates L-R Charlotte Stockdale, Frosh; Kelly Brier, B-Team; Kima Myers, Varsity. 131 Guy's Track . . . The track season came once more. The new Trojan Complex was lit up quite often for track meets. Running on the new all-weather track was exciting for many of the runners, as they got used to the idea that this was our very own track. This year, the Bi-County meet was held at the Trojan Complex and the Trojans hosted the first Convention. Invitational. Members of the track team who broke or tied school records were: Derik Kokotkiewicz broke the freshman 2 mile record by running it in 10:50; Tracey Osborn broke the freshman discus record with a 98' toss; Dale White tied the high hurdle record of 16.0 and the high jump record of 6'4 3 4 . Dale placed 3rd at the sectional in the high jump. Scott Woodard and Dale White were the captains, Dale White was the most valuable team member, and Derik Kokotkiewicz was the most improved runner. Track team L-R FIRST ROW Darrell Ping, Jeff Sherman, Dave Masulis, Hector Snyder, Brian Woodrow, Mark Bushue, Richard Stoup, Duane Drollinger. SECOND ROW Gary Askren, Steve Denhart, Scott Woodard, Tim Myers, Dale White, George Edwards, Tracey Osborn, Derik Kokotkiewicz, Mr. Partezana (Coach). 132 Golf . . . Golf is not a spectator sport, the contestants paired and play the course together, depending mainly on the honor system for scoring strokes, The total strokes used by the five team members determine the team victor. TOP Golf team members for this year were: FIRST ROW Curt Gebhart, Norman Allen, Bruce Dixon, Brad Allen. SECOND ROW Tony Foley, Jeff Gee, Joe Noble, Edsel McConnell, Bruce McDaniel, John Talbert, Fred McGurk, Coach Griswold. BOTTOM Golf lettermen L-R Brad Allen, John Talbert, Joe Noble, Edsel McConnell, Fred McGurk, Coach Griswold. Baseball '77 . . . Seniors, Kevin Martin and Danny Wantland, hold Bi- Baseball Trojan in action with Coach Ashton close by. County trophy. - FRONT L-R Rick Ashton, Jim Smith, Ed Grogg, Tom Bell, Kevin Martin, Danny Wantland, Kurt Randles, Kevin Brewer, Larry McCubbin. BACK ROW Mr. Ashton (Coach), Debbie Crain (Manager), Bruce Johannes, Tom Dunagan, Mike Pierson, Dave Fox, Bryan Hughes, Tim Mulcahey, Jeff Pierson, Curt Ivnecht, Steve George, Kevin George, Jeff Mitchell, Julie Ives (Manager). 134 1977 Baseball Scores Cov. 5 Frontier Cov. 5 Clinton Cov. 3 Clinton Cov. 3 Schulte Cov. 0 Benton Central Cov. 2 Fountain Central Cov, 8 Western Boone Cov. 7 Attica Cov. 4 Attica Cov. 5 Seeger Cov. 5 McCutcheon Cov. 8 South Newton Cov. 7 Attica Cov. 2 Fountain Central Cov. 4 Harrison Cov. 4 Crawfordsville Cov. 5 North Montgomery Cov. 2 Southmont Cov. 10 Turkey Run Cov. 7 Rockville Cov. 3 Terre Haute South Vigo Cov. 3 Terre Haute South Vigo Cov. 11 Attica Cov. 13 Seeger Cov. 0 Fountain Central Cov. 15 North Vermillion Cov. 2 Crawfordsville Dave Fox pitched a no-hit game on 4 9 77 at Clinton. 135 What is this, Candid Camera? Put a little spin on that ball, Steve. Girins Volleyball The volleyball teams learned that practice makes perfect. They spent many hours serving and practicing in preparation for the games. Their efforts showed in the records. The Varsity finished the season 5-4 and went into the sectional to win. But, they were eventually defeated by the winner, North Montgomery. The B-Team had an outstanding overall record of 7-2 and finished 7-0 in the conference. Some of the Varsity team before a match. L-R Robm Maymon, Martella Auter, Melody Orahood, Debbie Suttles Rhonda Chapman. 136 B-Team L-R FIRST ROW Lisa Murray, Kelly Messick, Jane McGurk, Julie Ives, Debbie Crain, SECOND ROW Jeanell Smith, Patti Piatt, Kathy Kinneer, Kelly Bever, Kelly Rater, Diane Poer. THIRD ROW Carol LeClaire, Annette Cates, Lisa Davis, Carla Knecht. 137 138 Girl's Basketball The girl’s basketball team had a new beginning this year. They had Jack Hunter for head coach. It was the first time the girl’s team had ever had a man for a coach. The girls were also involved in the basketball preview for the first time. The team spent the first few weeks of practice getting used to hard work and aching muscles. But, they were willing to put up with all of this in order to improve the team. When the season was over, the varsity had a conference record of 3-4 and a season record of 4-8. TOP Varsity Team L-R FIRST ROW Anita McLain (Manager), Cassie Hauk, Susie Etchison, Anne Stewart, Julie Ives, JoEllen Freeman. SECOND ROW Coach Hunter, Rita Jones, Beth English, Kelly Messick, Lisa Murray, Debbie Crain. Not pictured is Quella Howard. BOTTOM B-Team L-R FRONT Julie Ives. FIRST ROW Rita Jones, Rose Bushue, Annette Cates, LaDonna Howard, Diana Chapman. SECOND ROW Miss Kyger (Asst. Coach), Diana Bodine, Debbie Crain, Linda Reed. Lettermen Susie Etchison Anne Stewart Beth English Quella Howard Kelly Messick Lisa Murray Joellen Freeman Cassie Hauk Anita McLain - Manager Varsity Record VARSITY BASKETBALL CHS 11 North Montgomery OPP. 71 25 Seeger 63 34 Turkey Run 30 17 Seeger 56 36 North Vermillion 38 40 Benton Central 52 36 Rockville 84 29 Fountain Central 24 27 Southmont 50 67 Attica 25 48 Sectional Attica 25 9 Seeger 35 Season Record 4-8 139 L-R Susie Etchisoifc Rita Jone: fcth EnMsh, Anne StfwaflHjjjfj Returning Basketball Letter Winner BACK Beth En 140 Girl's Track The girl’s track team had a special inscentive to excell this year, the new Trojan Sports Complex. The new $75,000 facilities made being able to participate on the team seem extra special. Four girls broke school records in girl’s track this year. Sam Ricketts threw the shot 34’5 against Attica; Kelly Messick ran the 100 yard dash in 12 seconds against Attica; Rose Bushue ran the mile in 6:10 at North Vermillion; Ronda Chapman ran the 880 yard dash in 2:50 against Attica. Girl's Track team L-R FIRST ROW Gay Grubb, Kelly Messick, Lisa Murray, Anne Stewart, Ronda Chapman, Melinda Ollis. SECOND ROW Rose Bushue, Monica Edwards, Mary Jo Snyder, Kelly Rater, Kelly Bever, Nina Perry, Rita Jones. THIRD ROW Vicki VanEtta, Ann Zeigler, Beth English, Cassie Hauk, Mrs. Ford (Coach), Jill Griswold, Sandra Ricketts, Kathy Grogg, Elise France. 141 Art is a vita1 art of the Middle School Curriculum. 144 Middle School Faculty . .. Mr. Snodgrass, Mrs. Hughes, Principal Secretary The Middle School faculty has an important task, to prepare students for high school. In middle school, students learn to go from room to room for each class, adjust their study habits, as well as improve their minds through classes. The classes take on a wider range in middle school, and offer students a chance to learn more about areas they are interested in. Middle school also offers students the chance to get involved in athletics, art, and music. This gives them a taste of what the areas can offer and encourages them to improve their talents, so that they will have a good background when they enter high school. The teachers attempt to do just this. They use various methods in their attempts to guide, teach, and improve students, but the common goal of the teachers is always present. Mr. Bodine Mrs. Booe Mrs. Bray Mrs. Bush 148 Mr. Clawson Mr. Garrett Mr. Griswold Mrs. Grogg Mrs. Marilyn Dixon, School Nurse Not Pictured: Mr. Barthel Mr. Greenlee Mr. Rex White Mrs. Gurley Mr. Haugh Mr. Kroc Mrs. Woodrow Jim Abernathy Kenny Abernathy Bret Alexander Gail Alkire Doug Allen Eddie Allen Nancy Ellen Thiron Allen Darrell Applegate Ronnie Applegate Joe Barnes Chris Baumgart Debbie Beavers Catherine Black Connie Bowling Guy Bowling Todd Bowling Beth Brockway Jamie Brooks Vicki Brown Cathy Buck Bruce Burleson Chuck Callahan Cindy Cates Jeff Chapman Rhonda Chapman Jeff Clark Alice Clawson Tammy Coleman Teresa Conrad Gary Cooper Ron Cotton Bradley Cruea Jean Cunningham Cathy Cunningham Carol Curtis Patti Davis Christy Dixon Jerry Drummond Jeanne Dunlop Todd DeVerter Eric Ellis Phyllis Ellmore Jeff Ferguson Scott Fleenor Jennifer Frey Glenn Gibbs Pam Grubbs Donna Hawkins Sally Hegg Alan Heideman Curt Hughes Sarah Hughes Susan Hutson Geoffrey Hybarger Gina Ives 8th Grade 150 8th Grade Kenny Kiger Katrina Kinneer Andy Knecht Danny Kokotkiewicz Terri Kunkle Susan Leak Pat LeClaire Micheal Mahoney Lori Martin Mike Matthews Scott Maymon James Miller Annie Moss Greg Murray Ron McLain Steve McQueen Karen Nichols Gary Nixon Ellie Noble Karen Orr Bruce Pardue Sue Piatt Donna Potter Kevin Powell Brian Pritchard Nancy Purple Jon Randles Todd Reed Mark Rick Charles Robinson Stanly Rodgers Eric Schlarf Roger Sherman David Shouse Debbie Smith Deborah Smith Jerry Smitley Jesse Snyder Jessie Stewart Billy Suttles Jodie Swaney Jeff Tanner Brad Tuggle Linda VanPelt Charles Vollmer Terri Vyse Cammy Wallace Lisa Walters Charles Watts Kimberly Wichus Clara Wolfe Greg Woodrow 151 Mike Adams Donna Alexander Becky Allen Mike Allen Scott Alkire Todd Baldwin Amber Bechtold Robin Birge Bradley Brewer Rosemary Brown Jodi Campbell Greg Chiaffredo Jeffrey Clark Linda Clarkston Mike Clawson Laura Clem Lori Coffing Terry Coleman John Conner Richard Cooper Jerry Cox Connie Cunningham Scott Current Kent Davis Jackie Derocher Greg Edwards Gwen Elliott Angela Etheridge Christy Fairchild Frank Fellows Jodie Frey Julie Fulton Annette Fye James Gibbs Amy Glover Tina Gouty Ann Grubb Tammy Hancock Dina Hannan Bobbette Hansen Robert Hay Robert Hayman Mark Hoagland David Howard Kevin Huston Donna James Brad Jones Curtis Keeling Phil Keller Shozet Keller Carmen Kiger Leslie Kiger Randy Kiger Glenn Knecht Shelly Lappin Penny Leak 7th Grade 152 7th Grade Lori Martinek Jonni Marron Ann Martin J.D. Martin Angela Maxim Bobby Messick Greg Mulcahey Rodney Murdock Danny Myers Noel McKinney Lisa Me Masters Mike McMasters Lisa Niccum Sharon Nicklas Dawn Ora hood Eric Osborn Glenda Osborn Russell Parker Douglas Pearman Richard Perkins Curtis Perry Jami Persinger David Phelps Janeen Ping Doris Potter Richard Powell Bill Randolph Jeffrey Rankin Glenn Redenbaugh Leslie Reed Donna Richey Elmer Ricketts Brian Robinson Scott Schechter Roger Shaffer Jonah Shoaf Kimberly Sims Julie Smith Randy Smith Tina Smith Scott Stanton Katrina Stevenson Kent Suiters Brenda Summers Mary Swaney Matthew Swingle Allen Taylor Thomas Tibbett Ricky Todd Kevin VanLeer Eric VanVactor Sharon Verden StarLa Vollmer Tony Wallerich Joey Whitehead Raymond Wichus 153 7th Grade Mike Woodard Lisa Woodrow Lori Woodrow J.R. Wright Para Wrightsman Students Not Pictured are: Scott Grimes, Michelle Hass, Mike Hegg, Matt Lewin, Danny Murray, Lynn Nichols 154 6th Grade Troy Alexander Danny Allen John Allen Tom Allen Stacy Arnold Jerry Askren Roger Benting Jeff Bentley Penny Bowling Donald Bracken Darrin Brewer Kristy Brier Tina Buck Sharlene Callahan Debra Carpenter Elizabeth Clarkston Kelly Clawson David Clingan Tony Coleman Jimmy Conrad Rhonda Conrad Brian Crain Jill Curry David Dare Linda Dunagan Craig Fenters Randall Fields Tim Freeman Michelle French Teresa Gee Becky Haga Kandace Hansen Jodie Hayden Steve Hayden Ronny Hickman Laurie Hilge David Hines Mark Hoffman Rick Howard Trudy Howard Daniel Ives Robert Jennings Jim Jinkins Wilbur Kiger Jodi LaFoe Pamela LeFever Monica Lewis Michael Lomax John Marti nek Sam Moore Raymond McGaha T erry Newkirk David Noble Ronnie Pardue Herbie Parrett Scott Peelman 155 6th Grade Richard Pelkey Marcus Phelps Todd Powell Deron Rater Randy Reese Eric Richardson Donna Seyfert Randy Seyfert Steve Snyder David Spear Lesa Story Caludia Talbert Kelly Teeguarden Peggy Tibbett Robert Townsend Chris Trahan Catherine Vollmer Tina Walls Amy Woodrow Bradley Wright Students not pictured are: Lou Ann Wicker and Jim Sweezy. 156 5th Grade Lisa Adams Diana Barker Russell Barker Sherri Barker Thomas Bodine Mike Booe Pollyanna Brooks Josie Buck Kevin Cates Tamara Clawson Mike Clem Alan Conner Vicki Conrad Robert Crowder Mark Current Marc Dewlen Craig Dixon Tim Duncan Constance DeVerter Alisa Ellis Christina Ephlin Dawn Erskine Janet Evans Lori Fenters Melanie Ferguson Pamela Fye Brett Galloway Julie Galloway Robin Grimes Peter Grogg Gary Hawkins Jason Hayman Cari Hegg Kelly Hickman Charles Holliday Dwight Hollowell Trina Howard David Huey David Huffman Kim Hunt Doug Hunter Laurie Kammin Jay Keller Roger Keller Melvin Kiger Asa Kinneer Darin Kirkpatrick Gail Knecht Tom Laverty Todd Lewin Lynn Lewsader Mark Lynch Jerry Marxmiller Troy Miller John Mitton Christopher Morgan 157 5th Grade Thad McBride Brian McQueen Rodger Newkirk Sandra Nicklas Daniel Nickle Anita Nixon Shawm Orlea David Parker Tammy Pavey Debra Pelkey Valerie Powell Eric Randles Rebecca Randles Kevin Randolph Tracy Reed Mindell Richardson Sheri Robbins Kim Rowe Lisa Rowe Christopher Rudolph Patti Sherman Paula Shoaf Tammy Shumaker Jerry Shuman Lori Smith Susan Smith Steve Sprague Angie Storckman John Swaney, Jr. Paula Sw-aney Robert Swaney Cindy Todd Angela Verdeyen Glenn Wallace Rodney Wallace Brenda Wallerich Glenn Wash Jeff Wash Patty' Whitehead Wayne Wichus Marvin Woodrow' Lauren Wrightsman Sharon Young Those not pictured are : Robbin Grimes, Monica Haas, Della Lightle, Scotty Mitchell, Rose Nixon, Mike Stout, and Mark Woodrow. 158 Middle School Clubs Art Club TOP ROW L-R Scott Current, Steve Spraque, Angela Maxim, Mary Swaney, Connie Bowling, Lisa Niccum, Terri Kunkle, Katrina Stevenson, Julie Smith, Nancy Allen, SECOND ROW Jim Jinkins, Tom Tibbit, Mark Current, Kevin Cates, David Clingan, Jamie Persinger, Vicki Brown, Julie Fulton, Donna Alexander, Robin Birge, THIRD ROW Randy Reese, Gina Ives, Sally Hegg, Jennifer Frey, Janet Evans, Cari Hegg, Beth Brockway. Book Club Sponsor-Mr. Haugh ROW 1- Jeff Wash, Alan Connor, Becky Allen, Sharon Nicklas. 159 ROW ONE L-R Paula Swaney, Carol Curtis, Cammy Wallace, Jamie Brooks, Jeanne Dunlop, Christy Fairchild, Leslie Reed, Shozet Keller, Lori Woodrow, Jodie Frey SECOND ROW Diana Barker, Monica Haas, Valerie Powell, Lisa Rowe, Kelly Hickman, Patty Sherman, Stacy Arbold, Tammy Shumaker, Kandi Hansen, Vicki Conrad, Tammy Clawson, Mitzi Lewis, Julie Galloway, Lisa Adams, Jill Curry, Becky Randles, Polly Brooks THIRD ROW Sherri Barker, Connie DeVerter, Tammy Pavey, Sharon Young, Kristy Brier, Laurie Hilge, Gail Knecht, Paula Shoaf, Ann Martin, Lisa Woodrow, Angela Etheridge, Lou Ann Wicker, Brenda Wallerich, Kim Hunt, Tracey Reed, Cindy Todd, Pam LeFever, Penny Bowling, Amy Woodrow, Mrs. Gurley, Sponsor Cheerleading Club Chess Club Sponsor - Mr. Kroc FRONT R-L Roger Schafer, Bill Suttles, John Randles, Guy Bowling, Glenn Gibbs, David Hines, Jeff Bently, Tim Freeman, Chris Morgan LAYING DOWN Darrell Applegate, Brad Brewer BACK ROW Mr. Kroc, Brett Alexander, Eric Ellis, Jeff Clark, Charles Vollmer, Ron Applegate, Noel McKinney, Brad Cruea, Mike McMasters, Glenn Knecht, Jim Miller, Kevin Huston, Todd Reed, Danny Kokokeiwicz. 160 Drama Club ROW 1 John Mitton, Asa Kinneer, Mark Lynch, Dwight Hollowell, ROW 2 Laura Clem, Tina Gouty, Bobette Hansen, Tonni Marron, Jodie Campbell, Lori Fenters ROW 3 Jeff Tanner, Tony Coleman, Star La Vollmer, Lynn Nichols, Mr. Barthel, Penny Leak, Mindell Richardson, Ann Grubb, Darin Kirkpatrick. Ecology Club ROW 1 L-R K. Cunningham, C. Peyton, J. Tanner, J. Smitley, N. Purple. SECOND ROW T. Vyse, D. Hawkins, P. LeClaire, C. Black, K. Wichus, Mr. Greenlee. 161 Euchre Club Sponsor - Mr. Bodine ROW 1 Troy Miller, Tim Duncan, Scott Mitchell, Jason Hayman, ROW 2 Tony Wallerich, Kent Suiters, Robert Crowder, Joe Barnes, Mark Woodrow, THIRD ROW Kevin Vanleer, Jim Abernathy, Rhonda Chapman, Linda Vanpelt, Mr. Bodine. Knitting Club Sponsor Mrs. Howard ROW 1 Kelly Clawson, Cathy Vollmer, Stacey Davis, Michelle French ROW 2 Sharon Nicklas, Trudy Howard, Annie Moss, Amber Bechtold, Mrs. Howard. 162 Newspaper Club ROW 1 Billy Suttles, Cathy Black, Terri Vyse, Kelly Hegg, Katrina Kinneer, Shelly Lappin, Jeff Clark, Dan Ives, Randy Fields, ROW 2 Gwen Elliot, Sarah Hughes, Tammy Hancock, Michelle Haas, Pam Wrightman, Sharon Verden, Mike Allen, Danny Myers, Curtis Perry, Chris Baumgart, ROW 3 Mrs. Woodrow, Mrs. Booe, Charles Watts, Curtis Peyton, Donna Richey, Connie Cunningham, David Shouse, Doug Allen, Scott Maymon, Brian Pritchard, Geoffrey Hybarger, Roger Sherman, Mrs. Bush, Marcus Phelps. Sponsors: Mis. Woodrow Mrs. Bush Mrs. Booe Macrame Club Sponsor Mrs. Bray ROW 1 Chris Trahan, Laurie Evans, Laurie Kamins, Debbie Pelkey, ROW 2 Debbie Carpenter, Terri Gee, Peggy Tibbett, Jodi LaFoe, Lisa Story, ROW 3 Glenda Osborn, Linda Clarkston, Tina Walls, Linda Dungan, Donna Seyfert, Dina Hannon, Janeen Ping, Mrs. Bray. 163 ROW 1 - Glenn Wash, Shawn Orlea, Pete Grogg, Mike Clem, Rod Wallace, Doug Hunter, Tom Bodine, David Parker, David Huey, Bob Swaney, ROW 2 -Gary Nixon, Kenny Kiger, Randy Smith, Scott Shechter, Eric VanVactor, Mike Brooks, Rod Murdock, Mike Matthews, Jesse Snyder, ROW 3 Mark Hoagland, Dave Dare, Kent Davis, Greg Woodrow, ROW 4 Craig Fenters, Rick Todd, Scott Stanton, Mike Woodrow, Jonah Shoaf, Brad Jones, Mike Clawson, Jim Conrad, Mike Lomax, Bob Townsend, ROW 5 Mr. Clawson, Mark Hoffman, Greg Chiaffredo, Elmer Ricketts. Ping-Pong Club Rocket Club Sponsor - Mr. Greenlee ROW 1 Terry Coleman, David Shouse, Randy Fields, Jim Sweezy, Robert Jennings, Dan Ives, ROW 2 Dean Perkins, Jerry Smitley, Glenn Gibbs, Matt Swingle, Mr. Greenlee, Curtis Peyton. 164 Student Council Sponsor - Mr. Snodgrass ROW 1 Gary Hawkins, Mark Woodrow, Cindy Todd, ROW 2 Jodie LaFoe, Terri Gee, ROW 3 Tony Wallerich, Ann Martin, J.D. Martin, Lori Woodrow, Donna Hawkins, Gail Alkire, Mr. Snodgrass, ROW 4 Cindy Cates, Nancy Purple, Eric Ellis, Cathy Black. Track Club Sponsor - Mr. Biddle ROW 1 Trina Howard, Claudia Talbert, Josie Buck, Tina Buck, Lisa McMasters, Donna Hawkins, ROW 2 Amy Glover, Donna Potter, Tina Smith, Jackie Deracher, Kathy Cunningham, Nancy Purple, ROW 3 Karen Orr, Brenda Summers, Gail Alkire, Carmen Kiger. 165 Square-Dancing Club ROW 1 L-R Lucy Wrightsman, Pam Fye, Buffie Clarkston, Patty Whitehead, Rose Nixon, ROW 2 Lori Smith, Kim Sims, Bret Galloway, John Conner, Dawn Orahood, ROW 3 Angie Storkman, Mr. Garret, Susan Smith, Angie Verdeyen. Trampoline Club ROW 1 L-R Gregg Mulcahey, Randy Smith, Eddie Allen, J.D. Martin, Gregg Edwards, Mike Adams, Eric Osborn, Andy Knecht, Ron Cotten, Thiron Allen, Kenny Abernathy, Jerry Drummond, ROW 2 Lori Martinek, Ray Wichus, Donna James, Susie Piatt, Debbie Beavers, Cindy Cates, Mr. Griswold, Theresa Conrad, Cathy Buck, Lori Coffing, Rosemary Brown. 166 L-R FIRST ROW David Noble, Richard Powell, Alan Taylor, Bob Coonse, Jerry Cox, Troy Alexander, Jeff Rankin, Wayne Wichus, Kevin Randolph, Darin Kirkpatrick, Joey Whitehead, Kim Rowe, Danny Nickel. SECOND ROW Mr. Torgerson (Coach), Ron Hickman, Kelly Teeguarden, RoyMcCaha, Randy Seyfert, Rick Howard, Danny Allen, Don Bracken, Eric Richardson, Terry Newkirk, Todd Powell, Russell Barker, Thad McBride, Bobby Messick, Marvin Woodrow, Tom Laverty, Jeny Shuman, Marc Dewlin, J.D. Keller. THIRD ROW Tony Phelps, Roger Benting, James Gibbs, Greg Murray, Eric Schlarf, Gary Cooper, Jerry Askren, Robert Hay, Jeff Chapman, Brad Tuggle, Steve McQueen, Chuck Callahan, Jeff Ferguson, Ron McLain, Todd DeVerter, Glenn Wallace. 167 Middle School Band . . . Middle School Band with Mr. Milach was more than just another class. Band allowed the students to develop and improve their musicianship in a relaxed atmosphere. Students in band with Mr. Milach, learned more about music than they could ever have imagined. Mr. Milach Band students rehearsing a number during class. 168 In The Middle School, There Is A Time For Work, And A Time For Play. 169 Eighth Grade Basketball L-R FIRST ROW Alan Heideman, Brian Pritchard, Greg Murry, Jerry Drummond, Thiron Allen, Kenny Abernathy, Joe Barnes, Todd Reed, Cathy Black (Manager). SECOND ROW Billy Suttles, Jon Randles, Ron McLain, Andy Knecht, Brad Cruea, Eric Schlarf, Guy Bowling, Ed Allen, Glen Gibbs. THIRD ROW Jerry Griswold (Coach), Curt Peyton, Bruce Pardue, Jeff Fergeson, Jim Miller, Mark Rick, Eric Ellis, Scott Maymon, Steve McQueen, Mike Mathews. Seventh Grade Basketball Reeling, Jodie Frey (Manager), Lisa Woodrow (Manager), Ann Martin (Manager), Randy Smith. SECOND ROW Greg Mulcahey, Terry Coleman, Bobby Messick, Bobby Hayman, Mike McMasters, Alan Taylor, J.D. Martin, Jeff Rankin. THIRD ROWr Scott Baldwin, Jeff Gibbs, Mike W'oodard, Kent Suiters, Kevin Huston, Joey Whitehead. FOURTH ROW Mr. Partezana (Coach), Mike Adams, Mike Allen, Glen Knecht, David Howard. Sixth Grade Basketball L-R FIRST ROW Ray McGaha, Terr)- Newkirk, Brad Wright, Troy Alexander, Darin Brewer, Eric Richardson, Todd Powell, Craig Fenters, John Allen. SECOND ROW Dan Ives, Ron Pardue, Dan Allen, Herbie Parrett, Tony Coleman, Tim Freeman, Tohn Martinek, Dave Dare. Tom Allen, Mr. Harper (Coach). THIRD ROW' Rodger Benting, Robert Jennings, Scott Peelman, Deron Rater, Brian Crain, Mark Hoffman, Dave Spear. Fifth Grade Basketball L-R FIRST ROW W'ayne Wichus, Kevin Randolph, Craig Dixon, Mark Woodrow, Rodney Wallace, Pete Grogg, Kim Rowe, Bill Barr (Coach). SECOND ROW Tom La vert)', Danny Nickle, Eric Randles, Gary Hawkins, Shawn Orlea, Mark Dewlin, Kevin Cates, Scott Mitchel. THIRD ROW Jerry Marxmiller, Doug Hunter, Mike Booe, Glenn Wallace, Jason Hayman, Brett Galloway, Robert Crowder. 171 William's Colorcraft Studio Covington, Indiana 47932 Phone - 793-2441 174 The Fountain Trust Co Covington - Main Office Kingman - Branch We can Serve you Better, because we know you Best! 793-2237 Allen's Pontiac - Oldsmobile Inc. 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Martin Family 185 Student Index -A- Abernathy, Alan-13, 39, 60, 63 Abernathy, Brian-34, 35 Abernathy, Jeff-35 Abernathy, Jim-150, 162 Abernathy, Kenny-150, 166, 170 Abernathy, Kevin-20, 58, 89 Abernathy, Kurt-43 Abernathy, Steve-35 Adams, Chris-43, 118, 128 Adams, Lisa -157, 160 Adams, Mike-152, 166, 170 Adams, Stacey-35, 39, 66 Adams, Stacy- 99 Alexander, Bret-150, 160 Alexander, Donna-62, 152, 159 Alexander, Troy-155, 167, 170 Alkire, Christy-35, 56, 62, 64, 90 Alkire, Gail-56, 62, 150, 165 Alkire, Scott-152 Alkire, Steve-13, 39, 65, 104 Allen, Ann-13, 20, 46, 54, 58, 63, 89, 95, 97 Allen, Becky-152 Allen, Brad-13, 39, 65, 95, 96, 104, 133 Allen, Danny-155, 170 Allen, Doug-150, 163 Allen, Eddie-150, 166 Allen, Greg-35, 104 Allen, Janita-39 Allen, John-155, 170 Allen, Kevin-35, 59 Allen, Mike-152, 163, 170 Allen, Nancy-150, 159 Allen, Norman-43, 59, 60, 63, 112, 120, 133 Allen, Scott-43, 116, 128 Allen, Thiron-150, 166, 170 Allen, Tom-155, 171 Alward, Tina-35, 90 Applegate, Darrell-150, 160 Applegate, Ronnie-150, 160 Arnold, Stacy-155, 160 Askren, Gary-39, 60, 95, 132 Askren, Jerry-155 Askren, Sherri-43, 62, 95 Askren, Teresa-20, 58, 60, 62, 69, 89, 95, 97 Auter, Martella-8, 10, 39, 60, 62, 63, 64, 96, 120, 121., 136, 137 Auter, Tim-6, 10, 11, 20, 89, 98, 104, 107, 122, 123, 124 -B- Bainbridge, Roy-8, 35, 60, 63, 99 Baldwin, Todd-152 Bardos, Michael-5, 39, 60, 63 Barker, Christine - 39, 60, 63, 99 Barker, David-35 Barker, Debra-20, 66, 89 Barker, Diane-157, 160 Barker, Katherine - 43, 60 Barker, Russell-157, 167 Barker, Sherri- 157, 160 Barker, Tammy-39, 58, 63, 99 Barnes, Joe-150, 162, 170 Barnes, Scott-43, 112, 126 Baugart, Chris-150, 163 Beavers, Debbie-62, 150, 166 Beavers, Tim-13, 43, 55, 60, 63, 95 Beckelhymer, Jody-20, 58, 59, 89 Bechtold, Amber-152, 162 Bechtold, Brad-39, 60, 63 Bell, Tom-35, 65, 180 Bentley, Jeff-155, 160 Benting, Roger-155, 167 Bever, Kelly-13, 42, 43, 60, 62, 63, 64, 81, 95, 137, 141 Bever, Lori-10, 35 Biddle, Brent-43, 45, 55, 112, 120 Biesecker, Tim-35, 59 Birge, Robin-62, 152, 159 Black, Catherine-62, 150, 161, 163, 165, 170 Blackburn, Kenny-43, 112 Bodine, Diana-10, 35, 62, 64, 66, 95, 138 Bodine, Thomas-157, 164 Booe, Mike-157 Bord, Selby-35 Bowling, Connie-150, 159 Bowling, Guy-150, 160, 170 Bowling, Kenneth-35, 58 Bowling, Lisa-10, 19, 20, 62, 69, 89, 99 Bowling, Penny-155, 160 Bowling, Shane-35 Bowling, Todd -150 Bracken, Donald-155, 167 Breeden, James-6, 20, 89, 98, 99 Brewer, Bradley-152, 160 Brewer, Darrin-155, 170 Brewer, Kevin-39, 67 Brier, Kelly-10, 38, 39, 60, 62, 63, 92, 131 Brier, Kristy-155, 160 Bright, Melody-20, 55, 56, 63, 64, 89, 114 Bright, Monica-39, 55, 64, 95 Brockway, Elizabeth-150, 159 Brockway, Jess-43, 58 Brooks, Jamie-62, 150, 160 Brooks, Mike-164 Brooks, Pollyanna-157, 160 Brown, Renee-62 Brown, Rosemary-152, 165 Brown, Vicki-150, 159 Buck, Cathy-62, 150, 166 Buck, Josie-157 Buck, Mark-43, 60, 63, 95 Buck, Tina-155, 165 Burgoyne, Jeff-13, 43, 95 Burke, Dean-39 Burleson, Bruce-150 Burleson, Lisa-43, 99 Burleson, Lorri-43, 99 Burleson, Lucinda-39 Burleson, Sherri-89 Burleson, Steve-43 Bushue, Donna-39 Bushue, Mark-21, 54, 65, 67, 68, 80, 89, 118, 132 Bushue, Richard-35, 59 Bushue, Rose- 84, 99, 138, 141 Byerly, Cindy-21, 89, 99 -C- Callahan, Chuck-150, 167 Callahan, Sharlene-155 Campbell, Dawn-39, 62, 99, 116 Campbell, Jodi-62, 152, 161 Carlton, Shelli-21, 89 Carpenter, Darrell-39 Carpenter, Debra-155, 163 Carpenter, Larry-21, 89 Cates, Annetta-43, 62, 64, 81, 137, 138 Cates, Cynthia-62, 150, 165, 166 Cates, Kevin-157, 159 Champion, William-21, 89 Chapman, Diana-38, 39, 46, 66, 92, 138 Chapman, Jeff-150, 167 Chapman, Kenny-35, 65, 104 Chapman, Lloyd-21, 89 Chapman, Rhonda-146, 150 Chapman, Ronda-9, 35, 58, 66, 136, 141, 162 Chiaffredo, Gregg-164 Chumley, Chris-43 Clark, Jeff- 150, 160 Clark, Jeffery-152, 160, 163 Clarkston, Buffie- 166 Clarkston, Debbi-39, 58, 59, 66, 81, 99 Clarkston, Elizabeth-155 Clarkston, James-5, 35, 59 Clarkston, Linda-152, 163 Clarkston, Roger-39 Clawson, Alice-62, 150 Clawson, Kelly-155, 162 Clawson, Mike -152 Clawson, Tamara-157, 160 Clem, Debbie-39 Clem, Laura-152, 161, 166 Clem, Mike-157, 164 Clingan, David-155, 159 Clingan, Greg-35 Coffing, Laura-62, 152 Coffing, Todd-39, 55, S6, 57, 58, 61, 99 Coleman, Tammy-150 Coleman, Terry-152, 164, 170 Coleman, Tony-155, 161, 170 Conner, Alan-157 Conner, John-152, 166 Conrad, Connie -155 Conrad, Jimmy-164 Conrad, Rhonda-155 Conrad, Ron-35 Conrad, Teresa-62, 150, 166 Conrad, Vicki-157, 160 Cooper, Gary-150, 167 Cooper, Kelly-6, 10, 35, 46, 60, 62, 63, 64, 76, 96, 99, 114, 131 Cooper, Richard-152 Coonse, Bob-167 Cope, Janice-35, 62, 95, 96, 97, 114, 131 Cotton, John-21, 91, 89 Cotton, Phil- 43 Cotton, Ron-150, 166 Cox, Chris-43, 99 Cox, Jerry- 152, 167 Crain, Brian-155, 171 Crain, Debbie-13, 39, 55, 56, 62, 63, 64, 137, 138 Crain, Lisa-60 Crowder, Cary- 39, 59 Crowder, Jeff-21, 89, 116 Crowder, Robert-157, 162 Cruea, Bradley-150, 160, 170 Cruea, Gilbert-39 Cruea, Leslie-43 Cummins, Brenda-43, 95 Cummins, Gene-9, 21, 89 Cunningham, Cathy-150, 161, 165 Cunningham, Connie-152, 163 Cunningham, Jean-146, 150 Cunningham, Kenja-8, 39, 58, 66, 99 Cunningham, Nancy-39, 58 Cunningham, Sally-43, 81, 95 Current, Mark-157, 159 Current, Scott-152, 159, 168 Curry, Jill-155, 160 Curry, Tim-39, 59 Curtis, Carol-62, 150, 160 Curtis, Tammy-6, 19, 22, 60, 62, 63, 64, 68, 69, 84, 89, 95, 97, 114, 130 -D- Daniel, Garry-6, 22, 89, 99 Daniel, Larry-22, 89, 99 Dare, David-155, 164, 171 Dare, Marci-10, 43, 60, 63, 64, 95 Davis, Kent-152, 164 Davis, Lisa-39, 55, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66, 68, 81, 136, 137 Davis, Patti-150 Davis, Roger-10 Delp, Tafie- 157 Denhart, Donald-43, 66, 112, 128 Denhart, Greg-22, 55, 59, 65, 89, 98, 99, 104, 107, 120 Denhart, Stephen-10, 39, 59, 104, 126, 132 Dennis, Gregg-10, 22, 65, 68, 89, 104, 107, 122, 123, 124 Derocher, Jackie-152, 165 DeVerter, Constance-157, 160 DeVerter, Todd-150, 167 Dewlen, Marc-157 Dewlen, Robin-43, 95 Dewlen, Tom-39 Dixon, Bruce-10, 43, 112, 133 Dixon, Christy-150 Dixon, Craig-157 Dixon, Greg-22, 66, 89, 95, 96, 97 Douglas, Debby-10, 63, 64, 89, 116 Drollinger, Duane-9, 10, 39, 65, 104, 126, 132 Drollinger, Mary Jo-43, 60, 62, 63, 64, 99 Drollinger, Mike-9, 35, 126 Drollinger, Steve-39 Drummond, Bob-10, 34, 35, 65, 76, 77, 104, 122, 124 Drummond, Jerry- 150, 166, 170 Drummond, Randy-43 Dunagun, Linda-155, 163 Dunagan, Sally-43, 99 Dunagun, Tom-38, 39, 104, 126, 157 Duncan, Tim-162 Dunham, Tony-35, 68, 69, 104, 122, 123, 124, 180 Dunlop, Jeanne-62, 150, 160 Dunlop, Matt-22, 63, 65, 89, 120, 121 Dunlop, Scott-39-, 54, 116, 120, 121 -E- Edwards, George-9, 39, 67, 120, 132 Edwards, Greg-152, 166 Edwards, Monica-43, 62, 81, 95, 131, 141 Elliott, Gwen-152, 162, 163 Elliott, Mike-22, 89 Elliott, Tom-39, 104 Ellis, Alisa-157 Ellis, Eric-150, 160, 165, 17 Ellison, Denise-60, 62, 63, 64, 95 Ellmore, Phylis-62, 150 English, Beth-35, 54, 55, 64, 69, 76, 138, 140, 141 Ephlin, Christina -157 Epperson, Terry-43, 66 Erskine, Dawn-157 Etchison, Susie-10, 13, 22, 54, 61, 62, 63, 64, 69, 89, 95, 97, 138, 140 Etheridge, Angela-152, 160 Evans, Janet- 157, 159 Evans, Laurie-163 -F- Fairchild, Carla- 43, 55 Fairchild, Christy-62, 152, 160 Felgenhauer, Jamie- 39, 59, 104 Fellows, Frank-152 Fellows, Ralph-39, 59 Fenters, Craig-155, 164, 170 Fenters, Lori-157, 161 Ferguson, Jeff-150, 170 Ferguson, Melanie-157 Ferguson, Nancy-39 Ferguson, Perry'-23, 89 Fields, Cathy-10, 19, 23, 61, 62, 89, 95, 97 Fields, Randall-155, 163, 164 Fields, Rhonda-43, 66 Fleenor, Scott-150 Fleenor, Mary-10, 34, 35, 62, 104 Foley, Tony-35, 59, 95, 133 Fox, Dave-13, 35, 65, 76, 77, 85, 95, 96 France, Elise-35, 60, 63, 77, 85, 90, 96, 116, 141 French, Derek-43 French, Michelle-155, 162 Freeman, Becky-35 Freeman, David-89 Freman, JoEllen-43, 138 Freeman, Tim-155, 160, 171 Frey, Jeff-39, 95 Frey, Jennifer-150, 159 Frey, Jodie-62, 152, 160, 170 Fulton, Julie-62, 152, 159 Fye, Annette-152 Fye, Pamela-157, 166 -C- Galloway, Brett-157, 166 Galloway, Brian-43 Galloway, Julie-157, 160 Garrett, Larry'-9, 89, 95, 96, 97 187 Gebhart, Kurt-43, 95, 133 Gee, Jeff-43, 133 Gee, Teresa-155, 163, 166 George, Kevin-43, 59, 120 George, Steve-35, 65, 67, 104 Gibbs, Glenn-150, 160, 164 Gibbs, James-167, 170 Glover, Amy-152, 165 Goodwin, Frank-39, 58, 59, 60, 63, 78 Gouty, Robin-23, 60, 63, 64, 89, 137 Gouty’, Tina- 152. 171 Graves, Dean-39 Graves, Jean-36, 58, 60, 63, 99 Green, John-38, 39, 56, 57, 92, 95, 96 Gribbs, James-152 Griffin, LeAnn-36 Grimes, Denice-4, 39 Grimes, Marlene-36 Griswold, Jill-10, 13, 23, 60, 62, 63, 64, 89, 95, 97, 99, 141 Grogg, Becky-10, 23, 46, 54, 61, 62, 63, 89, 91, 96, 97 Grogg, Ed-36, 60, 65, 77, 104, 124 Grogg, Kathy-42 , 43 , 54 , 60, 62, 63, 96, 131, 141 Grogg, Peter-157, 164 Gross, Lynn-10, 36, 60, 62, 63, 99, 114, 130 Grove, LuRae-39, 99 Grubb, Ann-152, 161 Grubb, Duane-23, 89, 95, 96, 97 Grubb, Gay-13, 40, 55, 60, 62, 63, 64, 96, 141 Grubbs, Greg-43 Grubbs, Pam-146, 150 -H- Haas, Monica- 160, 163 Haga, Becky'-155 Haga, Don-23, 89 Haga, Julie-23, 54, 58, 60, 62, 66, 89, 99 Hambright, Glenda-43, 45, 62, 95 Hambright, Larry-43 Hambright, Sharon-40, 60, 63 Hancock, Tammy-152, 163 Hannon, Dina-152, 163 Hannon, Kayla-43, 55, 60, 63 Hannon, Kevin-40, 95 Hansen, Bobbette- 152, 161 Hansen, Kandace-155, 160 Hansen, Sherri-43, 95 Harden, Jeff-24, 89, 92, 98, 99 Harden, Sara-40, 58, 60, 63, 64 Hardesty', Barbara-6, 10 , 24 , 54, 55, 56, 57, 60, 62, 63, 70, 71, 82, 89, 99 Hardy', Stanley-24, 59, 65, 69, 89 , 95 , 96 , 97, 104, 107, 120, 121 Harris, Ed-40, 60, 63, 65, 104 Hauk, Brett-40, 60, 63, 95, 104 Hauk, Cassie-43, 62, 64, 95, 137, 138, 141 Hawkins, Donna-150, 161, 165 Hawkins, Gary'-157, 165 Hay, Cindy-13, 36, 55, 60, 61, 63, 64, 95, 99 Hay, Robert-152, 167, 170 Hayman, Cari-6, 10, 24, 54, 56, 62, 63, 89, 96, 97, 114, 130 Hayman, Jason-157, 162 Hayman, Robert-152 Hayden, Bill-6, 13, 24, 56, 89, 98, 99, 116 Hayden, Jodie-155 Hay'den, Steven-155 Hegg, Cari-157 Hegg, Harold-24, 89 Hegg, Kelly-144, 163 Hegg, Sally-62, 150, 159 Hegg, Scott-40 , 60 , 55 Heideman, Alan-ISO, 170 Heideman, Carol-36, 62, 64 Hensley, David-44, 58 Hickman, Kelly-157, 160 Hickman, Ronny-155, 167 Hilge, Laurie-155, 160 Hines, David-155, 160 Hines, Dawn -10, 40, 62, 99 Hines, Jeannie-36, 54, 64, 66, 95 Hoagland, Mark-152, 164 Hoagland, Matt-44 Hoagland, Tom-36 Hoffman, Mark-155, 164, 171 Holliday, Charles-157 Hollowell, Dwight - 157, 161 Holycross, Brenda-36 Holycross, David -40 Holycross, Julie-10, 19 , 24 , 54, 60, 62, 63, 64, 73, 84, 89, 95, 97, 98, 99, 180 Holycross, Tina-10 , 40 , 46 , 54, 60, 62, 63, 64, 99, 104 Hornaday, Richard-44, 58, 67 Hornaday, Tina-6, 36, 58, 60, 63 Howard, Dale-40, 66, 67, 120 Howard, David-152, 170 Howard, LaDonna-44 , 64 , 95, 138 Howard, Leila-44 , 60 , 63 , 99, 131 Howard, Quella-13, 19, 36, 95 Howard, Rick-155 Howard, Trina-157, 165 Howard, Trudy-155, 162 Huey, David-157, 164 Huey, Linda-36, 66, 90 Huffman, David-157 Hughes, Bryan-36, 60, 63, 69, 77, 104, 122, 124 Hughes, Curt -150 Hughes, Sarah-62, 150, 163 Hunt, Kim-157, 160 Hunt, Ruthann-6, 11, 24, 62, 63, 89, 99, 114, 130 Hunter, Doug-157, 164 Huston, Dennis-4, 44 Huston, Kevin-152, 160, 170 Hutson, Susan-150 Huxford, Marka-60, 63 Hybarger, Geoffrey-150, 163 -I- Ives, Daniel-155, 163, 164, 170 Ives, Gina-62, 150, 159 Ives, Julie-15, 38, 40, 55, 56, 60, 62, 63, 64, 81, 99, 137, 138 -J- James, Donna-152, 166 Jennings, Lloyd-44, 95, 112 Jennings, Robert-155, 164 Jinkins, Jim-155, 159 Johannes, Bruce-11, 38 , 40 , 54, 81, 92, 126 Jones, Brad -152, 164 Jones, Rita-36, 64, 95, 96, 138, 140, 141 Julian, Chips-44, 95 Jumps, Melody-36, 55, 56, 61, 64, 66, 95 -K- Kammin, Laurie-157, 163 Keeling, Cathy-40, 81, 99 Keeling, Curt-152, 170 Keller, Jay D.-157 Keller, Phil-152 Keller, Roger-157 Keller, Shozet-62, 152, 160 Keller, Valeria-44 , 46 , 54 , 62, 96, 97, 116 Kiger, Bill-40 Kiger, Bob-36 Kiger, Carmen-152, 165 Kiger, Kenny-151, 164 Kiger, Kevin-40 Kiger, Leslie-152 Kiger, Melvin-157 Kiger, Randy-152 Kiger, Wilbur-155 Kindell, Brian-24, 63, 89, 116 Kinneer, Asa-157, 161 Kinneer, Karl-25, 89, 95 Kinneer, Kathy-40, 58, 64, 95, 96, 97 Kinneer, Katrina-151, 163 Kirkpatrick, Darin-157, 161, 167 Knecht, Andy-151, 166, 170 Knecht, Carla-44, 137 Knecht, Curt-10, 36, 65, 68, 104, 122, 124 Knecht, Gail-157, 160 Knecht, Glenn-152, 160, 170 Knox, Lori-25, 89 Kokotkiewicz, Danny-151, 160 Kokochiewicz, Derik-44, 65, 68, 95, 118, 132 Kokotkiewicz, Eric-25, 65, 66, 67, 89, 97 Kokotkiewicz, Kenny-36, 59, 60, 63 Kuchefski, Larry-44 Kunkle, Terri-151, 159 -L- LaFoe, Jodi-155, 163, 165 Lamb, Jean-40, 60, 63 Lappin, Jeff-36, 104 Lappin, Jennifer-44 Lappin, Shelly-152, 163 Laverty, Tom-157 La whom, Jim-44, 59 Lawrence, Jeff (Sr.)-25, 89, 116 Lawrence, Jeff (Fr.)-44 Leak, Hellen-11, 38, 40, 62, 73, 92, 99, 120, 121 Leak, Penny-152, 161 Leak, Susan-151 LeClaire, Carol-10, 38, 40, 46, 60, 62, 63, 64, 95, 97, 120, 121 137 LeClaire, Pat-62, 151, 161 LeFever, Pamela-155, 160 Lewin, Todd-157 Lewis, Jay-36, 76, 77 Lewis, Mitzi-144, 160 Lewis, Monica -155 Lewsader, Ken-8, 36 Lewsader, Lynn-157 Lister, Cheryl-44 Lomax, Michael-155, 164 Long, Toni-36, 60, 63 Lynch, Alan-36, 59, 65, 95, 104 Lynch, Mark-157, 161 Lynch, Rick- 44 , 59, 128 Lyons, Patty-6, 25, 58, 89, 99 -M- Madaus, Jeanene-6, 10, 34, 36, 46, 54, 56, 62, 64, 76, 99 Mahoney, Micheal-151 Marron, Jonni-153, 161 Martin, Ann-2, 153, 160, 165, 170 Martin, J.D.-153, 165, 166 Martin, Kevin-25, 59, 65, 89, 114, 116 Martin, Lori-62, 151 Martin, Marsha-25, 58, 59, 60, 62, 63, 89, 96, 130 Martin, Sherilyn-44, 60, 63, 95 Martinek, Edward-44, 81 Martinek, John-155 Martinek, Lori-62, 153, 166 Marxmiller, Jerry-157 Massey, Eryn-44, 60, 63 Massey, LeaAnn-13, 36, 55, 56, 64, 95 Masulis, David-25, 65, 67, 79, 89, 120, 132 Matthews, Mike-151, 164, 170 Matthews, Nancy-10, 34, 36, 62, 64, 85, 96 Maxim, Angela-153, 159 Maymon, Robin-25, 58, 61, 71, 80, 89, 92, 95, 97, 136 Maymon, Scott-151, 163, 170 Messick, Bobby-153, 167, 170 Messick, Kelly-40, 66, 68, 99, 136, 137, 138, 141 Messick, Toni-13, 26, 89, 99 Miller, James-151, 160, 170 Miller, Jane-44, 64, 95 Miller, Tony-157, 162 Mitchell, Jeff-44, 112, 128 Mitchell, Mark-44 Mitchell, Scotty'-162 Mitchell, Terri-26, 89 Mitton, John-157, 161 Mitton, Mary-26, 63, 89 Moore, Jannie-26, 89, 95 Moore, Sam-155 Moore, Stacey-6, 44 Morgan, Christopher-157, 160 Morris, David-40, 97 Morris, Susan-44 Moss, Annie-151, 162 Moss, Julie-40 Mulcahey, Danny-40, 170 Mulcahey, Greg-153, 166, 170 Mulcahey, Tim-40 , 65, 104, 120 Murdock, Lisa-40 Murdock, Rodney-153, 164 Murray, Greg-151, 170 Murray, Lisa-40, 81, 137, 138, 141 Murray, Lori-99 Mycroft, Mike-40, 92, 104, 126, 127 Mycroft, Sheila-10, 36, 60, 63, 114 Myers, Danny-153, 163 Myers, Kima-10, 26, 54, 55, 56, 63, 64, 89, 99, 114, 130, 131 Myers, Sandy-40, 66 Myers, Tim-40, 65, 69, 81, 104, 126, 127, 132 McBride, Sheila-10, 40, 60, 62, 63, 96, 114, 131 McBride, Thad-158 McConnell, Barbara-6, 13, 26, 57, 58, 60, 83, 89 McConnell, Edsel-36, 57, 63, 133 McCubbin, Larry-44 , 54 , 55 , 81, 128 McDaniel, Bruce-36, 104, 122, 124, 133 McGaha, Raymond-155, 167, 170 McGurk, Fred-26, 65, 67, 68, 70 , 71, 80 , 89 , 92 , 95 , 97, 104, 107, 120, 133 McGurk, Jane-10, 13, 38, 40, 62, 63, 64, 92, 137 McKinney, Noel-153, 160 McLain, Anita-10, 40, 62, 64, 99, 138 McLain, Ron-151, 167, 170 McMasters, Lisa- 153, 165 McMasters, Mike-153, 160 McQueen, Brian-158 McQueen, Steve-151, 167, 170 -N- Newkirk, Pam-6, 13, 36, 95, 98, 170 Newkirk, Rodger-158 Newkirk, Terry -155 Neitzel, Randy-44, 128 Niccum, Lisa-153, 159, 168 Nickle, Daniel-158, 167 Nichols, Karen-151 Nichols, Lynn-153, 161 Nicklas, Sandra-158 Nicklas, Sharon-153, 162 Nieman, Sharon-44 Nixon, Anita-158 Nixon, Eddie-44, 81 Nixon, Gary-151, 164 Nixon, Jim-36, 120, 121 Nixon, Pennie-40, 99 Nixon, Rose-147, 166 Noble, Charlotte - 26, 89 Noble, David-155, 167 Noble, Ellie-151 Noble, Joe-36, 133 Noble, Kay-26, 89 Nolen, Gary-40 -O- Oakes, Ellen-44, 58 Ocheltree, Dale-40 Ollis, Melinda-44, 60, 63, 95, 141 O'Neal, Jerry-27, 89 Orahood, Dawn-62, 153, 166 Orahood, Melody-270, 60, 62, 66, 89, 95, 97, 136 Orlea, Shane-5, 40, 58 Orlea, Shawn-158, 164 Orlea, Stacy-44 , 54 , 58 , 60 , 63 Orr, Karen-62, 151, 165 Osborn, Eric -153, 166 Osborn, Glenda-153, 163 Osborn, Marcia-13, 27, 46, 89, 93, 95, 96, 97, 114, 116, 117 Osborn, Tracey-44 , 46 , 95, 104, 112, 128, 132 Owens, Lee-36 -P- Pardue, Bruce-151, 170 Pardue, Ronnie-155, 170 Parker, Chris-44 Parker, David-158, 160 Parker, Russell-153 Parrett, Debbie-13, 27, 60, 62, 63, 64, 89, 96, 97, 116 Parrett, Herbie-155, 170 Patridge, Valerie-40, 58 Pavey, Tammy-158, 160 Payne, Janet-40, 55, 56, 57, 60, 63 Pearman, Douglas-153 Peelman, Scott-155 Pelkey, Debra-158, 163 Pelkey, Richard-156 Perkins, Dean-164 Perkins, Richard-153 Perry’, Curtis-153, 163 Perry, Debbie-27, 89, 95 Perry', Nina-6, 36, 68, 96, 99, 141 Persinger, Jami-153, 159 Peyton, Curtis-161, 163, 164, 170 Phelps, David-153 Phelps, Marcus- 155, 163 Piatt, Patti-44, 64, 137 Piatt, Sue-151, 166 Pierson, Jeff-4 , 37 , 65 , 67, 104, 122, 124 Pierson, Mike-40, 69, 81, 92, 118, 126 Ping, Darrel-40, 132 Ping, Janeen-153, 163 Ping, Kate-44 Poer, Dennis-4 , 7, 11, 27 , 63, 65, 68, 69, 89, 104, 107, 122, 123, 124 Poer, Dianne-44, 60, 62, 63, 64, 96, 137 Porter, Martha-10, 19, 27, 46, 56, 57, 58, 61, 62, 80, 89, 98, 99 Potter, Dianna-10, 27, 58, 62, 89, 95, 97 Potter, Donna-62, 151, 165 Potter, Doris-62, 153 Powell, Cliff-44, 58, 59 Powell, Gene-40 Powell, Kevin-151 Powell, Mark-6, 10, 27, 59, 65, 89, 98, 104, 107 PoweSl, Richard-153, 167 Powell, Scott-44, 59 Powell, Todd-156, 170 Powell, Valarie-158, 160 Prather, Charlene-40, 66, 99 Pritchard, Brian-44, 151, 163, 170 Purple, Joyce-40, 58, 60, 63, 64, 99 Purple, Lisa-40, 58, 66, 81 Purple, Nancy-151, 161, 165 Purple, Sandy-44 -R- Rahm, Ruby-37, 66 Rahm, Tammy- 44, 66 Rainey, Zach-28, 54, 55, 63, 89, 95, 97 Ramey, Margo-8 , 44 , 46 , 60, 62, 63, 64, 98, 99, 131 Randles, Eric- 158 Randles, Jon-104, 151, 160, 170 Randles, Kerry-44, 112 Randles, Kurt-40, 60, 63, 65, 68, 118, 126 Randles, Mark-12, 40, 54, 58, 67 Randles, Rebecca-158, 160 Randolph, Bill-158 Randolph, Kevin-158 Randolph, Lorena-44, 95 Randolph, Robert-28, 89, 93, 95, 97 Rankin, Jamie-40, 99 Rankin, Jeffrey-153, 167 Rater, Deron-156 Rater, Kelly-42 , 44 , 62 , 64 , 84, 96, 137, 141 Redenbaugh, Garold-6, 28, 71, 89, 98, 99 Redenbaugh, Glenn-153 Reed, Leslie-62, 153, 160 Reed, Linda-44, 95, 138 Reed, Todd-151, 160, 170 Reed, Tracy-158, 160 Reese, Randy-156, 159 Reiff, Carol-44, 45, 66, 95 Rennick, Tom-37, 116 Reynolds, Sharon- 6, 28, 89, 98, 99 Rice, Kim-28, 89 Richardson, David-28, 89, 95, 97 Richardson, Eric-156, 170 Richardson, Mindell- 158, 161 Richey, Donna-153, 163 Richey, Emma-6, 28, 89 Rick, Mark-151, 170 Rick, Reagan-12, 45, 112, 128 Ricketts, Elmer-153, 164 Ricketts, Paula-28, 63, 64, 89, 90, 95, 97 Ricketts, Penny-4, 6, 8, 28, 58, go Ricketts, Rick-41, 59, 65, 104 Ricketts, Sandra-45, 95, 141 Ricketts, Vince-41, 95, 96 Riley, Sandra-37, 62, 66 Roark, Randy- 12, 37, 54 Robbins, Sheri-158 Robbins, Gilbert-45 Robinson, Brian-153 Robinson, Charles-151 Rodgers, Beverly-29, 58, 99 Rodgers, Homer-28, 89, 98, 99 Rodgers, Stanly-151 Ross, Jerry-41, 147 Rowe, Kim-158 Rowe, Lisa-158, 160 Rudolph, Christopher- 158 Rutledge, Terry-45 -S- Schlarf, Eric-151, 170 Schlarf, Ursula-41, 95 Schechter, Scott-153, 164 Seyfert, Donna-156, 163 Seyfert, Randy-156, 167 Shaffer, Randy-41, 126 Shaffer, Rodger-153, 160 Sherman, Bonnie-6, 10, 19, 29, 54, 55, 56, 62, 63, 70, 71, 89 Sherman, Jeff- 37, 66, 104, 124, 132 Sherman, Kathy-45 Sherman, Lori-37, 64, 66, 90 Sherman, Patti-158, 160 Sherman, Rodger-151, 163 Shoaf, Jonah-153 Shoaf, Paula-158, 160 Shoemaker, Melinda-45 Shouse, David-151, 163, 164 Shuman, Bobby-40, 59 Shuman, Jerry-158 Shumaker, Tammy-158, 160 Sims, Kimberly-153, 166 Smith, Allen-37, 59 Smith, Debbie-151 Smith, Deborah-151 Smith, Jeanell-13 , 41, 54 , 60, 62, 63, 64, 90, 99, 131, 137 Smith, Jim-37, 60, 63, 77, 95, 96 Smith, Julie-153, 159 Smith, Lori-158, 166 Smith, Randy-153, 164, 166, 170 Smith, Susan-158, 166 Smith, Tina-153, 165 Smitley, Jerry-151, 161, 164 Snyder, Agnes-45 190 Snyder, Hector-29, 66, 67, 89, 132 Snyder, Jesse-151, 164 Snyder, Mary Jo-41, 60, 63, 66, 81, 141 Snyder, Mike-29, 89 Snyder, Steve-156 Spear, David-151, 171 Spear, Tracey-41, 66 Spicer, Tim-45 Spiering, Connie-29, 54, 66, 89, 95, 96, 97 Sprague, Seena-41, 66 Sprague, Steve-158, 159 Spriestersbach, Keith-29, 89, 92 Stalter, Craig-45, 59 Stanton, Scott-153, 164 Stevenson, Katrina-153, 159 Stewart, Anne- 13, 29, 69, 89, 95, 97, 138, 140, 141 Stewart, Jessie-151 Stewart, Rose-45 Stine, Phil-13, 29, 54, 56, 57, 70, 71, 89, 98, 99, 192 Stockdale, Charlotte - 45, 62, 64, 95, 131 Stockdale, Colleen-10, 37, 60, 62, 63, 64, 114, 131 Stonebraker, Cindy-30, 58, 89, 99 Storckman, Angie-158, 166 Story, Lisa-156, 163 Stoup, Richard-45, 132 Strawser, Lisa-37, 60, 63, 98, 99 Stull, Raymond-45 Stull, Renee-30, 54, 58, 60, 62, 66, 89, 99 Stump, Pat-10, 37, 65, 69, 104, 120, 121 Suiters, Kent-153, 162, 170 Summers, Beth-30, 60, 62, 63, 64, 84, 85, 89, 96, 97 Summers, Brenda-153, 165 Suttles, Billy-132, 151, 159, 160, 163 Suttles, Debbie- 10, 30, 60, 62, 63, 64, 78, 84, 89, 99, 136 Swaney, Bill- 30, 54, 55, 89, 95, 97 Swaney, Jodie-62, 151 Swaney, John Jr. -158 Swaney, Mary-153, 159 Swaney, Paula-158, 160 Swaney, Robert-158, 164 Sweezy, Jim-164 Swingle, Matthew-153, 164 -T- Talbert, Claudia-156, 165 Talbert, Don-37 Talbert, John-10, 30, 65, 67, 80, 89, 104, 133 Tanner, Jeff-151, 161 Tanner, Tammy-41, 68 Taylor, Allen-153, 167 Teeguarden, Kelly-167 Thornton, David-37 Tibbett, Mike-12, 37 Tibbett, Peggy-156, 163 Tibbett, Thomas-153, 159 Tines, Drexel-41 Todd, Cindy-158, 160, 165 Todd, Ricky-153, 164 Townsend, Robert-156, 164 Trahan, Ann-45, 60, 62, 63, 84, 99, 131 Trahan, Chris-156, 163 Tuggle, Brad-151, 167 Tuggle, Steve-37 Tuggle, Tim-37, 94 -V- VanEtta, James-37 VanEtta, Vickee-41, 60, 63, 141 VanLeer, Kevin-153, 162 VanPelt, Diana-37, 61 VanPelt, Linda-146, 151, 162 VanVactor, Eric-153, 164 VanVactor, J.C.-30, 89, 120, 121 Verden, Conda-41, 63, 66 Verden, Sharon-153, 163 Verdeyen, Angela-158, 166 Vickery, Eric-12, 45, 99 Vincent, Paul-45, 58 Vincent, Peggy-45, 58 Vollmer, Catherine - 156, 162 Vollmer, Charles-151, 160 Vollmer, StarLa-56, 153, 161 Vyse, David-41 Vyse, Terri-56, 151, 161, 163 Vyse, Vicki-45 -W- Wallace, Cammy-62, 151, 160 Wallace, Mike-37 Wallace, Glenn-158 Wallace, Rodney-158, 160 Wallerich, Brenda-158, 160 Wallerich, Tony-153, 162, 165 Walls, Ronald-45 Walls, Tina-156, 163 Walter, Glen-37, 59 Walter, Paul-30, 59, 89 Walters, Lisa-151 Wantland, Danny-30, 66, 67, 70, 71, 89, 104, 107 Warner, Dave-41 Wash, Glenn-158, 164 Wash, Jeff-158 Watts, Charles-151, 163 White, Alan-45, 112, 128 White, Dale-37, 46, 54, 68, 69, 122, 123, 124, 125, 132, 180 Whitehead, Joey-153, 167, 170 Whitehead, Patty-158, 166 Whichus, Kimberly-62, 151, 161 Whichus, Raymond Jr.-153, 166 Whichus, Wayne-158, 167 Wicker, Lou Ann-160 Wilson, Wesley-31, 89 Wolfe, Clara-151 Wolfe, Pat-41 Woodard, Christy-6, 19, 31, 56, 60, 63, 78, 89, 99 Woodard, Mike-154, 170 Woodard, Scott- 12, 41, 58, 65, 68, 81, 132 Woodrow, Amy-156, 160 Woodrow, Brian-13, 31, 65, 67, 69, 80, 82, 89, 104, 107, 120, 121, 132 Woodrow, Greg-151, 164 Woodrow, Lisa-62, 154, 160, 170 Woodrow, Lori-62, 154, 160, 165 Woodrow, Mark-162, 165 Woodrow, Marvin-158, 167 Wooline, Harley-41 Wright, Bradley-156, 170 Wright, J.R.-154 Wrightsman, Lauren-158 Wrightsman, Lucy-166 Wrightsman, Pam-154, 163 -Y- Young, Jill-10, 37, 62, 64, 95, 104 Young, Sharon-158, 160 Young, Sondra-6, 10, 31, 54, 58, 63, 80, 89, 98, 99, 116 Youngblood, Lori-31, 58, 61, 89 Yuochunas, Phil-41, 69, 95, 118, 126 -Z- Zeigler, Ann-6, 31, 56, 58, 61, 62, 63, 70, 89, 99, 141 Zeigler, Brian-41, 59 Ziebart, Dan-37 Ziebart, Rick-42 , 45 , 54 , 81 191 finally finished. What a relief! eis hard work. A minority of this arbook a success. We have a lot of We proud of. Don't get me wrong, we Id have,been working, but then, all work as a Well, the '77 Covington High Sc Being yearbook editor is hardly fun a? year's staff really worked hard to make blood, sweat and tears in these pages that also did our share of goofing off when we sll and no play gets boring fast. Miss Rudy, our advisor, really deservesiatpat on the bach for all of her hard work, late hours, and running around she did for us' She was always there when we needed her (and even when we didn't). If ever there was an a dvisor who deserved an award for best trooper, it should be Miss Rudy. What else can 1 say but: ' 'Thanks for everything . v Others who contributed a lot of time and effort W'ere: Mr. William Harbert and Mr. Phillip Stauder for photography, Louis Zamberletti for the color scenic view of R.R. 2 Covington (page 1), the C.H.S. faculty for their understanding hearts, our energetic staff who had energy for making more than just yearbooks, and Mr. Dick Maurer, our Josten-American Yearbook Co. sales representative, without him we would have’been lost completely. Thank you everyone . . { It has Eeen an experience and an honor for me to serve Covington High School ; yearbook editor. Good luck to all editors of the future. Dear fellow' Students, Best regards, Phil Stine EDITOR