Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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I The doy we've been waiting for and dreaming about is finally here. We met our final deadline and this book is finished. Being on editor this year made me see many things from a different angle. I realized that I was no longer just a staff member with someone else to help me and do the work if it didn't get done. I realized I was that someone else. Being an editor my junior year mode me realize that I'm really nor finished yet, I still hove another year ahead of me. I hove yet to find out if that’s good or bod, on one hand I will hove o chance to learn more and moke the next book o little better. On the other hand I will hove everything to do over again. I would like to thank the following people: Mrs. Borb” Lincoln, Mr. Steve Tolsmo and the true staff without whom this book wouldn't be possible. Lost but not least, I would like to soy Thanks” to Shown White my co-editor. We did it!!

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I never thought I would see the doy when oil of this hord work would be on paper. I hope that each one of you will enjoy this book. Many late hours and headaches hove gone into these pages. That is whor gives it o senrimentol value that will increase over the years. It hos been o great experience being editor. It is o great responsibility to know that three hundred people ore counting on you to pur o book together that they con cherish forever. I wont to rhonk you Curt, for putting up with my gritchy moods and helping me through that terrible first deadline,- it's hord to believe we mode it. Mrs. Lincoln, words can't describe my thanks to you for oil the hord work you hove pur out. It's been on exciting year with many challenges and hardships, but we hove survived. To the class of '84, I wish you the best of everything. Just remember, that life is whor you moke it! Friends move on and people change, bur the memories and Covington High School will remain.

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The sfudenr body or C.H.S. consists of three mojor groups: the othletic, the artistic, ond the academic. Even though these groups ore different they oil hove one thing in common; they oil strive to be the best that they con. Each one of these groups is important to doity life at C.H.S. Without anyone of these groups there would be o hole in our lives. The combination of these groups existing equally to ploy on important role in each of our lives is what student life is oil about. Top: Mrs. Gee's view of the eorly morning rush. Middle Left: Hove you ever noticed Todd will do anything for attention? Middle Right: Z-96's John Gloven or the Christmas donee. Bottom Left: Tommy drinking after o hard doy. Bottom Right: Senior lounging in their hall. 6