Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1985 volume:

A V of changes X 1 GcvU $c+ Hltft Sc eot S ISQo y t si(Xfil CcA Xt+fltH , (♦ • m%2 £i olL� jiiJ,: 7,1} Z ibtAt+JU Renewed emphasis nationwide on academic excellence prompted many citizens and faculty members to encourage an emphasis on classroom work. A faculty committee began work on a program designed to benefit college-bound, gifted students. Perhaps more often than they sometimes wished, Covington students found the work load to be demanding and time-consuming. The parade of extra-curricular activities added to the challenge. i. US Air Forf 5 The 1984-85 school yeor brought mony chonges to the Covington school system. A new superintendent, Dr. Nelson Miller, orrived and Mr. Don Sram-pini served os principal in the high school for the yeor, replacing Henry Herman who resigned because of illness. Students learned to live through seven class periods eoch day instead of six, ond mony complained about o 1:00 p.m, lunch hour that lasted twenty-five minutes. Change, however, did nor mean that fun ond o bit of nonsense didn't creep into the schedule now ond then. While change was evident in 1985, one thing remained the same. High school still served as the place to build friendships and lasting relationships. The classroom and the athletic field brought students together in a unique opportunity to share experiences and memories. 8 FRONT ROW: Wes Wonderlin. Scor Brewer. Troy Bever. Tim Gee. Chris Smoil. Tom Lloyd SECOND ROW: Jeff Lawson. Todd Pierson. Dorrin Cronkhire. Rick Ashron, Rondy Whire. BACK ROW: Allen Orohood. Cyle Worts. Eric Engle. Coach Shumperr. SEASON RECORD Covingron vs. Seeger 4-1 •Covington vs. Sourhmonr 1-4 Covington vs. Fountain Central 2-3 Covington vs. Denton Central 2-3 •Covington vs. Rockville 5-0 •Covington vs. Attica 4-1 Covington vs. McCufheon 2-3 •Covington vs. Turkey Run 5-0 •Covington vs. Fountain Centra 4-1 Covington vs. Rockville 4-1 Covington vs. Benton Central 3-2 Covington vs. Attica 3-2 Covington vs. Seeger 5-0 Covington vs. Turkey Run 5-0 •Covington vs. South Vermillion 5-0 •Conference marches 10 Troy Beover Tennis Season Is Best Ever! Senior Cyle Worts sets for o serve. Teom Coproin Todd Pierson mokes the return The Trojan tennis ream compiled o best-ever 11-4 season record in 1984 with their 6-1 mark in the conference good enough to capture second place. Teom Captain Todd Pierson wos named most valuable player for 1984 in addition to being the only Trojan to earn All-Conference honors. The Boy Derringer Award went to sophomore Kick Ashton while Scott Brewer wos recognized os the team's most improved player. Lerrermen incduded Pierson, Ashton, Rondy White, Darrin Cronkhite, Cyle Watts, Troy Bever, Jeff Lawson, and Eric Engle. Small but Tough Trojans Despite lock of experience and on overall small physical size, the Trojan football ream kept a positive attitude throughout the season, according to first-year football cooch Mark James. While the ream struggled through the '84 season, they managed to defeat such reams os Turkey Run, Seeger, and North Vermillion. Named Most Valuable Player of the 84 season was Scott Woodrow. Most Valuable Lineman was given to Keith Asbury, along with most tackles. The Most Improved B ream ployer was Ted Richardson. The captains for the '84 Trojan ream were Tim Coffing and Eric Hutchinson. Covington 7 N. Montgomery 26 Covington 0 Rockville 43 Covington 0 F. Central 28 Covington 21 Seeger 8 Covington 21 Turkey Run 0 Covington 25 N. Vermillion 3 Covington 10 Attica 42 Covington 0 S. Putnam 35 Covington 28 Ind. Deaf 0 Covington 11 Linton-Stock 45 FRONT ROW: Tim Hoy. Brian Reynolds. Chod Knechr. Eric Hutchison, Lorry Askren, Todd Hegg. Tim Coffing, Dove Huey. Roger Holmes. Dovid Snoddy SECOND ROW Jeff Hegg. Greg Wrighr. Allen Denhorf, Rondy Allen. Scort Woodrow, Mork Duncon. Kieth Asbury, Don Crowder. Orion Peyton, Greg Holycross THIRD ROW Brod Snoddy. Ted Richordson. Rob Hughes. Troy Noble. Steve Reynolds. Rusty Goodwin. Charley Crowder. Brod Brooks. Robert Doss. Toby Booe. BACK ROW: Bruce Torgersen, Rondy Tolley. Jerry Griswold. Mork Jomes, Angie Coffing. Robin Bracken. Derron Wilson. Joe Coffing. Lewis Pointer, John Almeros. Ken Pointer. 12 Ir was an overage season. I felr we could hove been more successful, bur we did O.K. Tim Coffing Co-Coproin LEFT PAGE: Jeff Hegg shows Trojon pride by struggling for exrro yordoge FAR LEFT: Mork Duncon's ond Ryon McMahon s looks could kill! LEFT: Sophomre quorrerbock Greg Wright evodes the opponent. BELOW: Now Listen, you've got to be rough out there! 13 LEFT PAGE ABOVE: The Trojons ore on the move!! LEFT: Randy Allen runs up field ro moke another tackle. RIGHT: Jeff thinks boout kicking (more than just the boll)!!! THIS PAGE LEFT: Scott goes for the tackle RIGHT: Quarterback Scott Woodrow looks downfield to see if his pass is complete. FOOTBALL 15 Gridders, Runners, V'ballers Honored of Fall Oursranding Trojon athletes participating in tennis, volleyball, cross country, and football were honored or the Fall Sports Banquet. Todd Pierson earned Most Valuable Player honors in tennis while sophomore Rick Ashton won the Roy Derringer Award. Pierson wos also named coproin of the squad. Most Valuable Player honors in volleyball went to Tommy Swingle. Team coproins were Swingle, Cindy Ellmore. and Missy Martin. Martin won the Lion's Club Ser- Sports Banquet ving trophy while Chris Martin was named Most Improved. Cross country captain wos senior Jeff Dovis. Mike Myers wos named Most Improved. J. J. Everson rook MVP honors. On the gridiron. Scott V oodrow wos the Most Valuable Player. Keith Asbury wos Most Valuable Lineman and also earned the Most Tackles award. Ted Richardson wos the Most Improved B-reom player. FRONT ROW: J. J. Everson, Tommy Swingle. Todd Pierson. Scorr Woodrow. SECOND ROW: Keith Asbury. Chris Moore. Missy Martin. Cindy Ellmore. Scor Brewer BACK ROW: Mike Myers, Rick Ashton. Tim Coffing. Eric Hutchinson. Jeff Dovis. 16 HOMGCOMIMG exaroiern There was much excitement during the week of Homecoming of CHS. Many activities were held to raise the spirit in the students, faculty, and the community, including the bonfire. Homecoming parade, ond o big pep session. The seniors captured the title of best float with their rheme ''Indiana Jones ond the Field of Doom.” The gome unfortunately ended in defeat for Covington, but we were still proud of our Trojons! Dione Cole escorted by Todd Pierson Missy Morrin escorted by Dove Kirkpatrick Tommy Reynolds escorted by Cyle Warts Lisa Gulley escorted by Brian Allen Junior Attendant Julie Kelch escorted by Poige Galloway Sophomore Attendant Jone Ann Freese escorted by Rick Ashton Freshman Attendant Michelle Hammer escorted by Andy Dodson FFA Sweetheart Judy Whittaker escorted by Rod Pritchard Top: The winning Senior Floor!! Middle Lefr Freshmon floor Middle Righr: Sophomore floor Borrom Lefr: Junior floor Borrom Righr: Dione ond Todd show rheir exciremenr tune omecomin WHO - YA - GONNA - CALL??? 1 The Covington volleyball season ended with o winning ecord for both the vorsiry and junior varsity squads. The yarsiry was 16-13 overall. They tied in conference for third with o record of 5-3. The junior vorsiry was 15-15 overall and were 7-1 in the conference. The varsity squad won the Covington Invitational tournament. They were runners-up in both the Bi-counry and Sectional tournaments. The junior varsity also won rhe Bi-counry tournaments for the second year in a row The three seniors. Cindy Ellmore, Missy Martin, and Tammy Swingle, were selected os tri-captains of rhe ream this year. Tammy Swingle received rhe trophy for Most Valuable player on rhe varsity squod. Missy Martin was selected for rhe Lion's Club Award for her serve percentage. Chris moore was selected for rhe Most Improved on rhe junior squad. Left: Sophomore Tami Abernorhy. serring another boll. Righr: Freshman Angela Wollerich spikes anorher one. 17 18 Serve Busters!!! Bottom to top: Tomi Abernothy. Shelly Newnum. Jone Ann Freese. Kelly Noble. Coach Ford. Kim Swingle, Angelo Wollerich. Ceryl Cooke. Dione Smith. Terri Martin. Suson Seyfert, Donno Cores. Debbie Crider. Jomie Miller. Jill Fulton, Rosie Clawson. Amy Spring, Cindy Ellmore, Missy Mortin. and Tommy Swingle. Top Left Senior Cindy Ellmore serving the boll . . . KEEPING the elbow HIGH. T om looking forword to o strong ream next yeor both on the vorsity ond junior varsity levels. We hove many girls returning which hove experience on the vorsity levels. The junior vorsity this yeor did more spiking than any ream I've ever hod,'' Coach Ford soid. First: Shelly Newnum, Dione Smith, Jone Ann Freese, Suzi Goylor, Dc V bie Crider, Tomi Abernothy, Suson Seyfert. Second: Cooch Ford. Chris Moore. Morgoret Herman. Angel Winters, Nyonne Perry. Cheryl Cooke. Bock: Jomie Miller, Amy Spring. Kim Swingle. Kelly Nobel, ond Terri Martin. Junior Jull Fulton showing perfect form in receiving the boll TROJANS Varsity Volleyball Opponents 15-15 Western Boone 10-13 8-7 ‘Sourhmonr 15-15 15-4-6 Central Catholic 12-15-15 12-15-2 Lofoyetre Jeff 15-13-15 15-15 Turkey Run 9-5 8-7 North Montgomery 15-12 15-9-15 Benton Central 10-11-15 15-15 ‘Fountain Central 2-11 12-8 ‘Seeger 14-15 15-7-15 ‘South Vermillion 12-15-15 15-14-10 ‘North Vermillion 9-16-12 15-12-15 Harrison 9-15-15 15-15 Montezuma 4-4 11-15-15 Crowfordsville 13-3-11 15-15 Bismarch-Henning 9-7 15-15 ‘Rockville 10-6 15-15 Oakwood 3-2 15-15 ‘Arrico 4-12 Top: Sophomore Jone Ann Freese hard or work bumping the boll. Borrom: Senior Missy Morrin gerring low for rhe ploy. 'ttoja u FRONT ROW: Brett Gildersleeve, Corter Hanson. Richard Blackburn. Chris Cloud, Mike Myers BACK ROW: Coach Barthel. Brad Allen, Jeff Davis. J J. Everson. Mark Lloyd. Debbie Cooke. Kathy Jinkins. Trojan Runners Capture Conference Cooch Ron Dorthel's 1984 Cross Country ream was Covington's best ever. They finished the regular season with o 27-1 record. All-Conference and All-Sectional runners J. J. Everson and Richard Blackburn led the Trojons to their first Wabash River Conference crown highest finish ever by o Covington ream os Sectional runner-up. Their performance in the Bismorck-Henning Invitotionol earned them o second place finish behind store-rated University of Urbono ond o trophy. The team also earned their third straight Bi-County crown. Most Valuable Runner was J. J. Everson who finished first in Sectional. Freshman Mike Myers wos the most improved runner. Letter winners were Brad Allen, Richard Blackburn, Chris Cloud, Jeff Dovis, J. J. Everson, Bret Gildersleeve, Corter Hanson, Mark Lloyd, ond Mike Myers. 20 Chris Cloud Corter Hanson J. J. Everson ond Richard Blockburn Kothy Jinkins ond Debbie Cooke Jeff Dovis Covington 32 Covington 18 Covington 22 Covington 27 Covington 23 Covington 25 Covington 20 Covington 29 Covington 23 Covington 22 McCutcheon 39 Denton Central 38 Rockville 33 N. Verm. 36 Seeger 34 McCutcheon 31 Seeger 39 Crawford 33 Rockville 45 5. Verm. 33 Seeger 71 North Mont 49 N. Putnam 72 S. Mont 65 “Conference Chomps •Bi-County Chomps •Sectional Runner-up •Bismarck In. Runner-up 21 A Woman President? The class of 1985 presented the play Who's Thar Lady In The President's Bed? on November 2nd and 3rd. The play centered around a pleasant, down-to-earth teacher who wins the school's straw vote as most popular teacher. From this, she is invited to be on a television talk-show, advances to making commercials and, suddenly, when the November election votes ore counted, she has become the write-in winner of the presidential election. Her vice president, os inexperienced in politics os she is, is o famous cowboy movie star colled The Duke. Doing what shw know best, she begins applying her classroom methods to running the country. Alice .................-.............Missy Martin Mitzi .............................Tammy Reynolds Mike .................'•..........Richard Blackburn Mr. Harrison........................ Curt Coffiug Ann ..........................................Diane Cole Mary Campbell ....................Carrie McKinney Steve Campbell ................................Mark Lloyd Stud ................................. Tim Cofflng Director .............................Curt Coffing Johnny ................................Ken Painter Duke ................................... Andy Root Ethel Alcott.......................Candy Abernathy Poll-Taker ...................................Chris Cloud Lady ................................Missy Martin Gambler ..............................Todd Howard Man ...................................Tim Coffing Woman ...............................Tammy Swingle Gentleman .........................John Grinstead Older Woman ........................Annisa Rainey Delegate ...........................Manuel Lozano Delegate's Wife ..................Trisha McKinney Young Woman ..............................Amy Ohl Activist ............................Tammy Swingle Hostess ............................Annisa Rainey Guests ..................Tammy Reynolds, Amy Ohl, Candy Abernathy, Missy Martin Trisha McKinney Sarah Whitney Van Wyck.........................Lora Fairchild ?rotestors .........Todd Howard, John Crinstead, Tammy Swingle, Judy Clark, Manuel T.ozrnr. 22 23 MABCHiHCi BANK: L9T9 «F BL«tB Every summer, beginning August 1. comes rhe all-too-fomilior marching bond practice. The bond took on o new look by using new marching styles. This added to the freshmen's confusion, and even baffled o few upperclassmen. At first, the bond resembles a group of mixed up little kids, but my rhe time rhe first home gome rolls around, Mr. Miloch has them in line doing a terrific pre-gome and half-time show. The marching bond is not on easy group to belong to. There is on unbelievable amount of blood, sweat, ond yes, even some tears that goes into every season. But with dedication ond hard work, this was yet another terrific year for rhe marching bond. The outstanding bond members were Tommy Swingle, senior; Jill Fulton, junior; Tami Abernathy, sophomore; ond Jim Gee, freshman. The outstanding Trojonertes were Carrie McKinney and Diane Cole. The outstanding Rifle Corps member was Julie Kelch. Curt Coffing received the attitude award. FRONT ROW Suzonne Dovis. Tommy Swingle. Nikki Barker. Deeno McMosrers. J. J. Everson, Joson Bunch. West Wonderlin, Jill Fulron, Tim Gee. Toby Booe. Kyle Kierzmon. Louis Pointer, James Brockway. Angie Codmon, Tomi Abernathy. Kelly Noble. SECOND ROW Julie Kelch. Mott Moudy. Amy Spring, Michelle Hammer. Dione Oelze. Poulo Pridemore. Loro Spring, Greg Holycross. Tood Gee. Allen Orahood, Brett Gildersleeve. Dovid Barber, Brod Bilslond. Ted Lotoz, Dove Ives. Suson Swyfert. Julie Booe. Scott Umphenhour. Geno Dodson, Eric Engle, Borbie Ellmore. JOhn Bennett, Curt Coffing. THIRD ROW: Shelly Newnum. Shoron Hickman, Kathy Jinkins, Amy Bever. Donno Clauson, Vicki Hicks. Condy Abernathy, Shelly Roork, Jomie Miller. Amy Ohl. Tommy Reynolds, Down Hollingsworth, Toni Bornetr. Jayne Carter. Shelly Soms, Shelly Callohon. Crhristy Story. Kim Swingle. Tommy Dovis. Diono Myers. Cindy Ellmore. BACK ROW: Morgoret Herman, Nyonne Perry, Missy Martin. Vickie Alexander, Debi Crider. Angelo Wollerich. Amy Reed. Angel Winters. Donno Cores. Rosie Clowson. Dione Cole, Chris Moore. Susie Gayler NOT PICTURED: Jomie Hendrickson. Corrie McKinney. Suson Buck. TROJANETTES FRONT ROW: Morgoret Hermon, Susie Goyler. SECOND ROW: Nyonne Perry. Chris Moore THIRD ROW: Missy Martin (Copt ). FOURTH ROW: Vickie Alexonder, Rosie Clowson. BACK ROW: Debi Crider. Donno Cores NOT PICTURED: Corrie McKinney (Copt.), Suson Buck. DRUM MAJORS Julie Kelch, Curt Coffing 24 SWEAT ARB TEABS Rifles: Angelo Wollerich. Amy Reed. Angel Winters Look ot rhose srroighr lines! Marching Band rakes a lor of hard work, swear, and dedication. — Julie Kelch Ir was hard work, bur in rhe end, ir was worrh ir! — Miss Marrin Homemakers Celebrate Mock Wedding The Reverend Morry Lafoe presides over the nuptials. Seniors Cindy Ellmore ond Monuel Lozono gor o chonce to feel the excite- menr of being bride ond groom. Seniors Loro Fairchild ond Randy Johnson enjoyed on eloborore reception following their mock wedding The day's activities gave seniors some firsr-hond experience in planning o marriage ceremony and reception 26 Senior Sreve Corpenrer Senior Tom Homblin Senior Mike Sims Secrionol Winners: Don Crowder Brion Reynolds THE TROJANS!!!! FRONT ROW: Srocy Abernorhy, Bryan Cores. Jeff Blockburn, Tim Hoy. Keirh Asbury, Don Crowder, Tom Homblin. Mork Duncan. Mike Sims. Brian Reynolds. Sreve Corpenrer. Brian Peyron. Jim Persinger. SECOND ROW: Joe Coffing, Chorlie Crowder. Robby Hughes, Cosey Summers. Jeff Woolwine, Rurh Ann Ring. Condi Lindquisr, Shelly Roark, Dovid Snoddy. Aoron Asbury, Sreve Reynolds, Don Hardy, Andy Dodson. BACK ROW: Don Srompini, Randy Tolley An Awesome Year for Wrestlers!! Secr6ionol Winner Jeff Blockburn Secrionol Winner Brian Peyron Secrionol Winner Bryon Cores TROJANS WIN MANY Tirles . . . Above: Colm TROJANS before the meet. STACY ABERNATHY (Freshmon) ployed vorsiry; a future sport hero. Brian Peyton gove the team o lor of support The 1984-85 wrestlers hod their best year ever, taking second place honors for the first rime in the Covington Tourney, the Wabash River Conference Meet, and the Sectional. Several individuals excelled. Don Crowder won the 177 lbs. class in the WRC and sectional. He also finished third in regional. Covington's other sectional winners were MVP Bryan Cores (112), Jeff Blackburn (126), ond Brian Reynolds (145). Blackburn finished third or regional while Reynolds finished second. Team captains were seniors Mike Sims, Steve Carpenter, ond Tom Hamblin. 29 Wrestlers Have Reasons To Be Proud Covington vs. N. Vermillion 33-42 Covington vs. 5. Vermillion 19-52 Covington vs. Southmont 17-51 Covington vs. West Vigo 45-23 Covington vs. Turkey Run 42-33 Covington vs. Bismarkch-Hen. 26-37 Covington vs. Tri-West Hend. 54-17 Covington vs. Rockville 48-24 Covington vs. Central Corh 48-24 Covington vs. Georgetown 49-3 Covington vs. Turkey Run 42-36 Covington vs. Westville 26-35 Covington vs. Seeger 31-33 Covington vs. Fountain Cent. 24-40 Covington vs. Clinton P. 53-22 Covington vs. Bismarck-Hen. 23-37 •Covington Tourney (second place) •Wobosh River Conference (second place) •Sectional (second place) Brian Peyron gets on top of things. i 1 Wrestler shows hard work ond dedicorion. Brian Cotes shows who is boss! VARSITY FIRST ROW: Jill Fulfon, Lori Arnold, Tommy Swingle, Rosie Clowson, Angie Coffing. BACK ROW: Cooch Jock Flunrer, Shelly Newnum, Suson Buck. Angleo Wollerich. Terri Morin, Donno Cotes, Dione Smith. Lady Trojans Gain Experience The young, Lady Trojans gained valuable experience during rhe 1984-85 season while compiling a 4-15 season record and a 2-5 mark in conference ploy. Despire several losses, rhe Trojans, coached by Jock Hunrer, sroyed close in many conresrs ond managed vicrories over Founroin Cenrrol ond Norrh Vermillion in oddirion ro o pair of wins over Arrico. Freshman Angela Wollerich earned Mosr Volubole Player honors, averaging 7.7 poinrs per game ond was named ro rhe All-Conference squod. Shelly Newnum, led rhe ream in scoring wirh 7.9 poinrs per gome ond hir 61 percenr from rhe line ro earn rhe Lions Club Free Throw Award. Sophomore Tomi Abernathy was named Mosr Improved B-Teom ployer. Senior Team Captain Tommy Swingle was listed in rhe Honorable Mention category of rhe Acodemic All-Srore Team. 31 B-TEAM FRONT ROW: Tomi Abernorhy, Down Hollingsworth, Chris Moore. Julie Booe BACK ROW: Michele Hommer. Tlno Clork. Kelly Noble, Suson Seyfert. Debbie Cooke, Polly Hegg, ond Cooch Jerry Griswold Covington vs. West Vigo 29-45 Covington vs. Denton Central 18-82 ’Covington vs. South Vermillion 21-42 Covington vs. Fountoin Central 27-41 ’Covington vs. Seeger 37-47 Covington vs. Crowfordsville 29-37 ’Covington vs. Turkey Dun 26-37 Covington vs. Monrezumo 28-42 ’Covington vs. North Vermillion 31-33 Covington vs. Africa 48-24 Covington vs. Seeger 26-35 ’Covington vs. Rockville 30-42 ’Covington vs. Fountain Central 36-33 Covington vs. Terre Haute S. 43-60 Covington vs. Central Catholic 41-43 Covington vs. North Vermillion 47-38 ’Covington vs. Southmonr 35-65 ’Covington vs. Arrico 57-21 Covington vs. Dention Central 29-62 (Sectional) ♦Conference gomes 33 Trojans Are Sectional Champions!! Trojan cogers accomplished the unexpected in 1985, upsetting Attica 90-82 in the Sectional and providing fans with a respectable showing against Lafayette Jeff in the Regional. We struggled a little at the end of the year, bur when sectional time rolled around, we were primed. All the hard work and rime finally paid off,'' senior Todd Pierson said. Pierson, who led the team in ossisfs and steols, earned honors as Most Valuable Player, Vabash River Conference All-Star, Bi-County All-Star, and member of the All-Sectional squad. Junior Scott Voodrow led the Trojan scoring and rebounding attack, averaging 16.8 points and 6.1 rebounds per game. He was named to the Conference, Bi-County and All-Sectional teams. Senior Mark Vhite led scoring from the charity stripe (78.6%) and was also the most consistent from the field with a 54.8% effort. The squad's seniors were named collectively as team captains and included Pierson, Vhite, Cyle Varts, Darrin Cronkhite, and Larry Askren. Covington's varsity finished the season with a 15-9 mark while the B-ream compiled a 12-8 record. Trojon tons cheer the Trojan's winning effort or Sectional. Sectionol chompionshlp trophy is displayed by seniors Dorrin Cronkhite, Todd Pierson, Lorry Askren. ond Mark White 34 Page Sponsor: SYCAMORE LANES Senior Mork Whire curs o souvenir eorned in the Trojon's winning secrionol efforr ogoinsr Arrico. Cyle Worrs hits from inside Todd Pierson purs one up from rhe field during regionol ocrion ogoinsr Lofoyerre Trojon defense inrimidores Arrico opponenr. 35 O-TEAM: FRONT ROW Jon Almeros (monoger), Brod Allen, Ted Richordson, Jeff Hegg, Troy Noble, Rick Ashton, Todd Cumbow (monoger). BACK ROW: Bruce Torgersen (cooch), Mike Haas. Todd Gee, Correr Honson. Greg Wright, Rusty Goodwin. Ken Pointer (monoger). B-TEAM RECORD Covington vs. Vest Lafayerre 49-22 Covingron vs. Rosedole 40-38 ‘Covington vs. Africa 48-50 ‘Covingron vs. Founrain Cenrrol 33-19 Covingron vs. Norrh Purnam 34-43 Covingron vs. Cenrrol Corholic 41-49 ‘Covingron vs. Seeger 37-20 ‘Covingron vs. Turkey Run 36-25 | Covingron vs. Africa (Bi-Counry) 32-48 Covingron vs. Seeger (Bi-Counry) 52-24 ‘Covingron vs. Rockville 40-38 Covingron vs. McCurcheon 36-35 ‘Covingron vs. Soufhmonr 44-53 Covingron vs. Clinton Proirie 33-38 ‘Covingron vs. Norrh Vermillion 47-31 Covingron vs. Harrison 40-44 ‘Covingron vs. South Vermillion 45-60 Covingron vs. Crawfordsville 36-35 j Covingron vs. Monrezuma 49-21 Covingron vs. Norrh Montgomery 55-54 ‘Conference gomes Scott Woodrow noils two points. 36 Page Sponsor: Dinsmore Service Todd Pierson escopes his Lofoyerte Jeff opponent. VARSITY RECORD Covingron vs. West Lofoyerre 63-53 Covington vs. Rosedole 62-43 •Covington vs. Attica 56-70 •Covingron vs. Fountain Central 66-64 Covingron vs. North Putnam 65-63 Covingron vs. Central Catholic 44-50 •Covingron vs. Seeger 59-39 •Covingron vs. Turkey Run 66-34 Covingron vs. Attica (H. Tourney) 54-67 1 Covington vs. Seeger (H. tourney) 62-46 •Covingron vs. Rockville 61-39 Covingron vs. McCutcheon 57-45 j ’Covingron vs. Sourhmonr 61-57 Covington vs. Clinton Prairie 49-55 •Covington vs. North Vermillion 63-62 Covingron vs. Harrison 34-63 •Covingron vs. South Vermillion 38-41 1 Covingron vs. Crawfordsville 46-55 Covington vs. Montezuma 58-47 Covington vs. North Montgomery 55-50 Covingron vs. Seeger (sectional) 57-48 Covingron vs. F. Central (sect.) 52-46 Covingron vs. Attica (sectional) 90-82 Covingron vs. Laf. Jeff (regional) 40-55 •Conference games Season record: 15-9 TITOJAN VARSITY: FRONT ROW: Mr. Brod Dunham (seventh grode cooch), Ken Pointer (monoger), Todd Cumbow (monoger). Rondy Bowling (manager), Jon Almeros (monoger). Mr. Jim Honno (trainer). SECOND ROW: Joe Ice (freshmon cooch), Jeff Lowson, Todd Pierson. Dorrin Cronkhire. Lorry Askren, Jeff Hegg. Troy Bever, Mr Brion Hughes (eighth grode cooch). BACK ROW: Mr Mork Jomes (vorsity cooch). Allen Denhort, Scott Woodrow, Cyle Wotts Mork White, Brett Gildersleeve, Greg Wright, ond Mr Bruce Torgersen (junior vorsity cooch). 37 Who's Got the Most Spirit. . .? 1. Amy shows us rhe tourist look, Howoiion sryle. 2 Dorrin ond Condy give rhe spirited block ond gold look 3. Kelly ond Angelo show rheir high fashion block ond gold. 4 Suzie. Debbie, ond Angelo show rhe sunshine Trojon spirit. Page Sponsor: E. J. Martin, D.D.S. Inc. 1 The senior holl copfured first ploce in rhe spirit week competition with their rheme The Few. The Proud. The Trojons 2 Mork shows off his high foshion hot. 3 Punk Doy” brought out rebel foshions modeled by Curt ond Shown 4 On disploy in the freshmon holl were the Core Deors. Page Sponsor: Grubb Implement DO! 39 FRONT ROW Tommy Abernorhy, Todd Pierson. Tommy Swingle. SECOND ROW: Brion Reynolds. Shelley Newnum, Angelo Wollerich Doine Cole Missy Momn. Srocy Abernorhy. Brion Peyton BACK ROW: Mike Sims. Mork White. Cyle Wotts. Scott Woodtow. Lorty Askren Todd Gee Tom Homblin Dottin Cronkhire. � r L | I Cagers, Wrestlers, Cheerleaders Honored Basketball players and wrestlers were honored af the 1985 Winter Sports Banquet. Girls’ bosketboll honors went to Angelo Wollerich, Most Valuable Player; Tommy Swingle, Team Coproin; Shelley Newnum, Free Throw Award; and Tommy Abernorhy, Most Improved. Boy cogers earning honors included Todd Pierson, Most Valuable Player: Mork White, Lions' Club Free Throw Trophy: Scott Woodrow, Rebounding Leader Trophy; and Todd Gee, ! Honorary B-Team Captain. Team coproins were Lorry 5 Askren, Darrin Cronkhire, Cyle Worts, Pierson, ond White. Wrestling awards went to Brion Peyton, Most Valuable I Player; Peyton ond Brion Reynolds, Quickest Pins,- Stocy Abernorhy, Most Improved; ond Tom Homblin ond Mike Sims, Teom Coproins. Honored cheerleaders were Diane Cole, Most Spirited: and Missy Martin, Coproin. Angelo Wollerich received the Most Spirited Pep Club Member award. I 40 NEW JACKET WINNERS FRONT ROW Lorie Clodfelder Angelo Wollerich. Vickie Alexander Kelly Johnson. Kelly Noble. Diane Oelze SECOND ROW Srocy Abernorhy Mike Myers. Judy Gorrerr. Dono Perkms. Condi Linquisr. Heorher Miyagi BACK ROW Mork Schechrer. Rusry Goodwin. Derron Wilson. Man Moudy. Granger Wilkins. Ron Hicks Fifty-Eight Earn Honor Jackets, Chevrons Seniors earning oil seven honor chevrons included Jeff Dovis Jim Coffmg Mork Lloyd Tommy Swingle Amy Ohl. and Kim Perry 42 Awards SJigtft Scholarships, ocodemic pins, ond exrro curriculor owords were presenred or the annual Awords Nighr. Citizen's Scholarships went to Lorry Askren. Richard Blockburn, Steve Carpenter. Jim Coffing. Regino Dodson. John Grinsteod. Lisa Gulley. Tracy Holt. David Kirkpotrick. Diana Myers. Anniso Rainey, ond Shawn White. Tri-Kappa Scholarship winners included Monico Haos. Alice Clawson. Jeff Pierson. Dean Perkins. Don Ives. Alisa Ellis, and Jim Coffing Cook Education Trust Scholarships were presenred to Amy Ohl. Trisho McKinney, ond Mark Lloyd (Leona Barker). Psi loro Xi Scholarship winners were Mark White, Trisho McKinney, ond Trocy Holt. Other winners included Curt Coffing. Tom Chiaffredo Memorial; Mark Lloyd Verno Glosscock Memorial; Amy Ohl. Faculty.-Tommy Swingle. Richard Ashton Memorial; Mork Lloyd ond Tommy Swingle. Covington Lions Club Award, Tommy Swingle. Bi-County Coaches. Amy Ohl. Hillyer Bonebroke Scholarship; Jim Coffing ond Mork Lloyd. Hoosier Scholarships.- Anniso Roiney. ISU Academic Scholarship; Rick Ashton. Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation, ond Jim Coffing. Mork Lloyd, ond Amy Ohl. Purdue Certificate of Recognition Closs Scholarships were presenred to Jim Coffing. Valedictorian. Mork Lloyd. Solutororian: Debbie Cooke, junior. Rick Ashton. Todd Cumbow. JoneAnn Freese, sophomore; ond Heorher Miyagi ond Angelo Wollerich. freshmon. The following owords were presenred for classroom performance: Heorher Miyogi. Diono Peyton. Mork Schechter. Lotin I; JoneAnn Freese. Todd Cumbow. Shoron Hickmon. Lotin II; Susan Evans. Kim Perry. Lotin III; Tim Gee. Jon Almeros. Angelo Wollerich, JoneAnn Freese. French I; Dono DeMorte. Susan Seyfert, French II; Rosie Clowson, Debbie Cooke. French III, Jim Coffing. Mork Lloyd. French IV; Heorher Miyogi. Angelo Wollerich. Mork Schechter. Algebra I; Todd Cumbow, Algebra II; Suson Evons. Geometry, College Prep English II ond Chemistry; ond Wes Wonderlin. Debbie Cooke. Dorrin Allen. Dono Perkins. Don Crowder. U S. History Other oword winners included Carrie McKinney. Dione Cole. Tim Coffing. Curt Coffing. Senior Ploy; Keith Asbury. Suzonne Dovis. Todd Gee. Amy Bever, Junior Ploy; Julie Kelch. Most Improved Musician; Greg Holycross. Louis Armstrong Jozz Aword; Amy Ohl, Arion Foundation Award; Carrie McKinney, Director s Award, Tommy Swingle. Frank D. Conlin Memorial Bond Aword: ond Morlene Ping. Outstanding Chorister; Ginger Turner. Granger Wilkins. Dorrin Allen. Collette Boumgort. Mott Toylor. Agricultural Awords. Vocotionol oword winners for home economics were Dono Perkins. Diono Peyton, Judy O'Neal. Cindy Ellmore. Judy Gorretr. Trino Buck. Lorie Clodfelder. Coro Delp. Mory Kemp, ond Sherry Kemp. Intensive Office Lob winners were Cindy Ellmore. Loro Foirchild. Trocy Holt. Missy Martin. Todd Pierson. Anniso Roiney. Rondy White. Shown White, ond Regine Mortin Students honored for work in Heolth Occupations included Myra Coy. Lisa Gulley. Dorlo Morxmiller. Carrie McKinney. Tino Poonesso. Lisa Rowe. Anita Shouse ond Mono Smith. Recognized for perfect attendance were Chris Cloud ond Eric Hutchinson, three years Lorry Askren. Jim Coffing. April Smith, two years, ond Richord Blockburn, Jeff Dovis. Cindy Ellmore. Brian Gouty. Trocy Holt. Kothy Jinklns. Rondy Johnson. Dove Kirkpotrick. Mork Lloyd. Cyle Wans, ond Keith White, one year. Page Sponsor: Dinsmore Service 43 Juniors 9hine in Headin' for a Weddin' Scon Woodrow ond Amy Sever os Slim ond Berrho Blolrhouse. Headin for o Weddin'' features Homer Hollowbone (Keith Asbury) who foils in love with o girl s picture in the newspaper. He writes to her and convinces her that he is rich, refined, ond well-traveled. In reality he lives in o mountain cabin with his dirty, shiftless family. Mow (Julie Kelch) ond daughter Fanny Jane (Dono Perkins) work hard while Pow (Troy Bever) ears, sleeps, ond teaches Gloria, his per skunk, to do tricks. Sarah Jo (Jill Fulton) ond Grade (Suzonne Dovis) spend their time teasing Homer ond chasing boys. Unfortunately for Homer, life becomes complicated when his true love ” makes a surprise visit in the middle of winter. Mrs. Berry Hegg directed the production. Ms. Marilyn Becker ond Mr. Steve Meyerholtz served os class sponsors. Scort Woodrow Mow Hollowbone (Julie Kelch) keeps Gronpoppy Honkley (Todd Gee) under control. Keirh Asbury os Homer Hollowbone Amy Dever ond Troy Bever os Berrho Bloirhouse ond Pow Hollowbone. dast Homer Hollowbone Mow Hollowbone........ Pow Hollowbone........ Sarah Hollowbone...... Grade Moy Hollowbone Fannie Moy Hollowbone Pepper Hollowbone . . . Sis Hollowbone........ Gronpoppy Hankley . . . Widow Bloirhouse...... Berrho Bloirhouse..... Slim Bloirhouse....... Melisso Dugon......... HorrenseTodd.......... Isabel Todd........... ... Keirh Asbury .....Julie Kelch .....Troy Bever .......Jill Fulron .. Suzanne Davis ... Dono Perkins Jimmie Persinger , Poulo Pridemore ......Todd Gee ... Shelley Sams .....Amy Bever . Scorr Woodrow .. Rosie Clawson .....Amy Reed .. Debbie Cooke Sroge hands: Mark Duncon, Eric Engle. Scorr Umphenour Moke-up: Vickie Alexander, Terri Marrin, Loro Spring. Condi Fields. Suzerre Hoyden Suzanne Davis os Grocie Moy Hollowbone 45 Cheerleaders = Dedication, Spirit ALTERNATES: Angelo Winters, freshmon alternate. Amy Reed, vorsify alternate, and Diane Smith, B-teom alternate. 46 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Jill Fulton. Dione Cole. Rosie Clawson. SECOND ROW; Tommy Reynolds. TOP: Missy Martin. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: Julie Kelch, Amy Kammin. SECOND ROW: Tami Abernothy. Sherri Reynolds. BACK ROW: Susie Gaylor. VARSITY SQUAD BOTTOM ROW Tim Coffing. Mork Lloyd. Eric Hutchinson, Richord Blockburn TOP ROW Missy Mortin. Dione Cole. Robbie Hughes. Tommy Reynolds. Rosie Clowson. Jill Fulton In rhe spring of the yeor. eighteen girls ore selected to represent Covington High School os cheerleoders. They take on rhe responsibility of helping the ream achieve success. Involvement of the crowd is on important port of rhe cheerleaders' work, and this year rhe squads pur much effort into building crowd enthusiasm. A boys' cheerleading squad, mascot, ond loads of extra spirit were added this yeor to help rhe Trojons win rhe Sectional Spirit Award. The highlight of the year wos rhe defeat of Artico in the sectional. Cheerleoding is not oil fun. It requires lots of dedication ond positive thinking. Missy Morrin, varsity coproin FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW Morgoret Hermon. Nyonne Perry. Chris Moore SECOND ROW Johnson TOP ROW: Michelle Hammer. Kelly 47 Page Sponsors: Greek's Pizza Ben Franklin Centering on the rheme You're rhe Inspiration,” rhe Junior Class hosted rhe Prom for rhe first rime or rhe Beef House. ETC.,” o bond from Indianapolis provided entertainment. The Grand March wos held or 10:00 p.m. with seniors Trisha McKinney ond Monuel Lozono reigning over rhe ceremonies os King ond Queen. Colors for rhe evening were wine ond silver. Junior Class sponsors were Miss Morilyn Becker and Steve Meyerholrz. 48 The Royal Couple Seniors Trisho McKinney ond Monuel Lozono were honored by their fellow seniors by being nomed King ond Queen of Prom festivities. Junior Closs President Suzonne Dovis presented trophies ond flowers to the poir 50 Sroge [kind members perform T J. s Doogie and Clean Ir Up 52 American Pop served os the rheme for Spring Show 1985 and feorured o variety of solo and group performances focusing on the history of American pop music Bond members kicked off the show with MTirary Escort ond the chorus followed with American Pop The Trojonettes performed the routine Jump while senior soloist Kathy Jinkins song Through the Eyes of Love Chorus seniors performed their final number It's Tme for Movin On. ond the show closed with the bond ond chorus combining for We Are the World ' Mistress of Ceremonies duties were shored by Amy Ohl ond Liso Gulley Mr Mark Miloch directed bond performances ond Ms Deonno Metz directed the chorol numbers Liso Gulley. Mistress of Ceremonies Soloisr Kathy Jinkins Wes Wonderlin 53 Trejanettes performed Jump FRONT ROW: Myonne Perry, Polly Hegg. Down Hollingsworth, Kelly Johnson, Tommy Swingle. Sherri Reynolds. Debi Crider. SECOND ROW: Korol Derry, Jill Fulton. Loro Spring, JoneAnn Freese. Korhy Jmkins. Suzonne Dovis. BACK ROW: Cooch Orod Dunhom, Amy Dever, Debro Cooke. Ruth Ping. Condi Lindquist, ond Angelo Wollerich Angelo Wollerich leoped 15' 6 for o new long jump record. Wollerich Sets Two The 1985 girls' frock reom ended rheir seoson with two wins ond eight losses. Despire some setbacks, however, several strong individual performances were achieved. Almost every girl achieved her personal best this seoson. Freshman Angelo Wollerich set two school records with o long jump of 15' 8 ond o high jump of 5' 4 . Angelo also placed third in rhe sectional in the high jump ond received sixth place in rhe long jump. She olso placed sixth in the high jump ot regional. The 400-merer relay reom managed to tie rhe school record with a rime of 56.3 seconds. Team members included Sherrie Reynolds, Polly Hegg, Jill Fulton, ond Tommy Swingle. New Records 54 Freshman Angelo Wallerich high jumped 5' 4 for o new school record. •South Montgomery (120), South Vermillion (40), Covington (24), Fountain Central (18) •Denton Central (88), Covington (21) •Covington (54), Bismarck (44), Rossville (10) •Rockville (57), Georgetown (41), Covington (06) •Seeger (77), Fountain Central (30), Covington (30) •Danville Schlarman (66Vi), Covington (54Vi), Turkey Run (8) •Seeger (86), Covington (23) •Central Catholic (68), Covington (36) •Covington (63), Westville, IL (46) Jill Fulton gives the discus o ross. 55 Trojan Tracksters Take Sixth in WRC Trojan rracksrers brought home some victories in 1985 but had to settle for o sixth-place finish in the Wabash River Conference. Scores were close, however, os only four points separated Covington from fourth-place finisher Founroin Cenrrol. Season highlights included o second-ploce finish in the Bi-County and duol-meer wins over Seeger and Central Catholic. The Trojons olso managed to beor Schlormon ond Turkey Run in o fhree-woy contest. Strong performances or the WRC meet included J. J. Everson's first-place finish in the 3200 meters (10:13) ond o second-place finish in the 1600-meter run (4:41.6). Sophomore Carter Hanson placed third in the 800 meters (2:08.6) while senior Lorry Askren captured third in the 300-merer low hurdles (42.8). Chris Cloud rook the fifth slot in the 3200 meters (10:53.6) ond Todd Gee scored points by placing fifth in the 800 meters (2:11.3). The Trojan 1600-meter relay team finished o strong second. Team members included Askren. Mark White, Ryon McMahon, ond Hanson. In the field events, Darrin Cronkhite ploced fifth in the long jump (18' 8Vi ) ond McMahon vaulted 9' 6 to take sixth. At the Sectional, Askren ploced sixth in the 400 meters ond Everson captured sixth in the 1600-meter run. Don Crowder goes for rhe extra effort. 56 Lorry Askren ploced sixth In the 400-meter run ot sectionol. FRONT ROW. Lewis Pointer. Donald Crowder. Herb Ferrier, Brad Allen, Rondy Johnson, Ryon McMahan: Amy Reed (monoger). SECOND ROW: Tom Homblin, Dorrin Cronkhite, Toby Booe, Dovid Jinkins. Roger Holmes, Mike Myers, Chris Cloud, Joson Bunch. BACK ROW: Lorry Askren, Mork White, Corter Honson, Brett Gildersleeve, Mork Duncon, J. J. Everson, Todd Gee, Coach Richard Porrezono. ‘Southmont (81V2), Covington (62), South Vermillion (48 ), Fountain Central (37) ‘Benton Central (90), Covington (37) ‘Mismorck (59), Rossville (58), Covington (42) ‘Rockville (74), Georgetown (43Vi), Covington (41Vi) ‘BI-COUNTY: Fountain Central (74), Covington (68), Seeger (17) ‘Covington (89), Schlarman (43), Turkey Run (14) ‘Covington (93), Seeger (33) ‘Covington (82), Central Catholic (45) •Westville (85), Covington (42) WRC MEET: Rockville (127), Southmont (75), North Vermillion (73), Fountain Central (56). South Vermillion (54), Covington (52), Turkey Run (19), Seeger (9) Senior Chris Cloud took fifth in rhe WRC 3200-meter run. 57 Eric Engle_________________________________Dorrcn Crock Covington vs. Turkey Run....................WIN Covington vs. Fountain Central..............WIN Covington vs. Seeger.......................LOSS Covington vs. McCurcheon....................WIN Covington vs. Montezuma.....................WIN Covington vs. North Montgomery ............LOSS Covington vs. South Vermillion.............LOSS Covington vs. Seeger.......................LOSS Covington vs. Turkey Run....................WIN Covington vs. Atrico .......................WIN Bi-County..........................SECOND PLACE Wobosh River Conference...................FIFTH PLACE Covington vs. Southmonr, Rockville.....r. LOSS Covington vs. Benton Central...............LOSS Covington vs. Western Boone ................WIN Covington vs. Tri-County....................WIN Poige Gollowoy Poige Gollowoy 58 Rondy White wos the lone senior on this year's reom. Golfers Gain Experience Led by senior Randy White ond juniors Eric Engle, Poige Galloway, Darren Brock, and Troy Bever, Trojan golfers posted their best record ever! One of the team's best showings was in the Bi-County where they finished second, only six strokes behind Seeger. With o strong senior nucleus Covington looked forward to next year with their eyes on o Bi-County championship ond o top finish in the Wobosh River Conference. The junior varsity squod wos led by Kyle Kietzmonn, Dove Ives, Wes Wonderlin, Tom ond Don Lloyd, ond Mott Moudy. Most Voluoble Player for the squad was Eric Engle. FRONT ROW: Poige Gollowoy. Randy White. Mott Moudy, Troy Bever, Dorren Brock, Eric Engle BACK ROW: Cooch Joe Ice, Brod Bilslond. Kyle Kietzmonn. Don Lloyd, Dove Ives, Cory Howard, Wes Wonderlin, Jon Almeros, Tom Lloyd, ond Assistant Cooch Paul Shumpert 59 FRONT ROW: Ken Pointer, Rondy Bowling, Tim Coffing. John Keller. Todd Pierson, Dove Kirkporrick. Todd Hegg. SECOND ROW: Troy Noble, Donny Hor-dy. Scort Brewer. Jeff Lowson, Allen Orohood, Scott Woodrow. Greg Wright, Aoron Asbury. BACK ROW: Heod Cooch Don Stompini. Greg Holycross, Jeff Hegg. Cyle Wotts, Ed Clorkston. ond Assistont Cooch Rondy Tolley. Pierson Leads Basketballers' Efforts The 1985 baseball squad had only four returning ler-rermen. Those four individuals (John Keller, Todd Pierson, Cyle Worts, ond Scorr Woodrow) led The ream offensively ro twenty victories ond o third consecutive Sectional championship. Senior Todd Pierson established himself os one of the store's all-rime home run hitters, crocking nineteen ond breaking the old store mork of sixteen. He was named ro the Second Team All-Store Squad, becoming the first Trojan ro earn that honor. Only 21 Indiana players earn Allstate honors each year. Pierson broke several Covington records during the season highlighted by o .555 batting overage that raised his career overage to .480. Other leading hitters were Scorr Woodrow (.403), Greg Wright (.414), Jeff Lowson (.096), Cyle Worts (.389), John Keller (.072), Rick Ashton (.356), ond Dove Kirkporrick (.304). Scort Woodrow hod a 6-3 pitching mork to lead the ream. Worts was 5-2 and Wright finished the season or 4-4. Woodrow's 2.86 ERA was best for the Trojans. Team accomplishments for the 20-14 Trojans also included the Bi-County championship ond o shore of the Wobosh River Conference title. Team co-coproins were Keller and Pierson. Senior Todd Pierson broke the store home run record in 1985. 60 Senior John Keller tries to noil o runner Covingron vs. Fountain Central ..........4- 3 Covington vs. Fountain Central...........10- 7 Covingron vs. Ookwood....................10- 0 Covingron vs. Benton Central..............4- 9 Covingron vs. Georgetown ............. 12- 4 Covingron vs. T. Haute South.............4- 7 Covingron vs. T. Haute South ............3-21 Covingron vs. Danville...................4- 5 Covingron vs. North Montgomery...........4-13 Covingron vs. N. Vermillion..............16- 3 Covingron vs. Danville...................15-14 Covingron vs. Wesrville ................20- 0 Covingron vs. Danville Schlormon.........10-11 Covingron vs. Lofoyetre Harrison.........2-14 Covingron vs. Seeger (Bi-Co.)...........20- 1 Covingron vs. Arrico (Bi-Co.)............6- 1 Covington vs. F. Central (Bi-Co.).........6- 2 Covingron vs. North Vermillion ..........6- 2 Covingron vs. Crowfordsville .............3-13 Covingron vs. North Montgomery............4- 5 Covingron vs. West Vigo...................9-15 Covingron vs. Southmonr..................9- 5 Covingron vs. Turkey Bun.................12- 1 Covingron vs. Rockville .................9- 2 Covingron vs. Terre Houre Sourh ..........4-10 Covingron vs. Arrico.....................9- 5 Covingron vs. Seeger.....................9- 2 Covingron vs. Sourh Vermillion ..........7- 3 Covingron vs. Fountain Cenrrol ..........4- 6 Covingron vs. McCutcheon.................6-32 Covingron vs. Monrezumo .................16- 1 Pitcher Cyle Warts Scott Woodrow Page Sponsor: Turner Wallpaper 61 ' COVIHGro ovincrj COVINGTON COKING. 0 IHGTOI COVINGror OVMGTQK fOlfiKSTOf B-Teamers • .COVING 10 JO.lNG.Or cQ'NG'jjk lOVMTQK V ' COVIHGT | ( VI T B-TEAM FRONT ROW Tim Gee. Sreve Cunninghom. Joe Coffing. Drod Brooks. Chorlie Crowder. SECOND ROW Jomes Brockwoy. Andy Dodson. Billy Hogo Brod Snoddy. Rusty Goodwin. Scot Brewer BACK ROW Jeff Hegg. Rick Ashton. Don Hordy. Greg Wright. Chris Smoil. Troy Noble. Derron Wilson. Cooch Rorv dy Tolley Frosh Squad COVING 1 COVING� Or COVINGTON CQV 'GTQH FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW Tim Gee Steve Cunninghom. Joe Coffing SECOND ROW Brod Brooks. Andy Dodson. Billy Hogo. Chorlie Crowder. BACK ROW: Jomes Brockwoy. Rusty Goodwin. Chris Smoil. Brod Snoddy. Derron Wilson. Cooch Rondy Tolley 62 Winners Honored at Spring Banquet FRONT ROW: Lorry Askren. Tommy Swingle, Todd Pierson. SECOND ROW: Toby Dooe. Kelly Johnson, Angelo Wollerich, Aoron Asbury. BACK ROW: Chris Cloud, Dorrin Cronkhire, Scott Woodrow, John Keller, ond Eric Engle. The Trojon Blanker is perhaps the most covered of sports awards at Covington High School. Seniors Todd Pierson. Lorry Askren, ond Tommy Swingle were recipients of the honor or the annual Spring Sports Banquet. To earn the blanket, o student must participate ond letter in numerous sports throughout the year. Pierson also earned the Eorl Srrowser Memorial Award for his .555 botring overoge and was named most valuable player on the baseball squad. Pierson and John Keller were named team co-coptoins. Swingle wos named co-captain of the girls track team together with Korhy Jinkins. Askren wos the most valuable runner in boys frock ond wos tri-captain with Chris Cloud ond Dorrin Cronkhire. Other major oword winners included the following: Todd Cumbow. Bruce Bennett Memorial Award: Scott Woodrow, the Richard Ashton Memorial Award for pitching; Eric Engle, most valuable golfer ond most pars; Kyle Kietzmonn, most improved golfer: Rondy White, golf ream captain: Aoron Asbury, most improved baseball player; Toby Booe, most improved in boys track; Angelo Wollerich, most valuable runner for girls track; ond Kelly Johnson, most improved in girls track. 63 are to 2) ream; 2) are to 2)o 91 Graduotion exercises were held on Saturday, May 25 with local resident Lawrence McKinney delivering the Commencement Address. Valedictorian Jim Coff-ing and Salurarorian Mark Lloyd also addressed the audience. First-year superintendent Dr. Nelson Miller presented diplomas. Tim Coffing gave the invocation and Melissa Martin concluded the ceremonies with the benediction. The high school bond and chorus provided music including 'Pomp and Circumstance and A Closing Prayer. Mr. McKinney praised the class motto in his address and told graduates to look at historical examples of Americans who made their dreams a reality. 65 CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CUSS MOTTO What we dare to dream of; dare to do CLASS OFFICERS President.....................Richard Blackburn Vice President...........................Timothy Coffing Secretary Treasurer.....................Cynthia Ellmore Student Council Representative....Melissa Martin Sponsors......................Mrs. Cheryl Blank Mr. Samuel T. Patton 66 C-Men's CLub FRONT ROW Korhy Jinkins, Tim Coffing. Tommy Swingle. Cindy Ellmore. Geno Dodson. Amy Ohl. Missy Morrin, Eric Hutchinson. Dove Huey. Richord Blockburn, Mork Lloyd SECOND ROW? Rondy White. John Keller. Dovid Kirkpotrick, Dorrin Cronkhite. Mork White. Lorry Askren. Todd Pierson. Chris Cloud. Jeff Dovis, J. J Everson THIRD ROW: Dovid Ives. Troy Bever. Don Crowder. Debro Cooke. Loro Spring, Amy Bever. Suzette Hoyden. Suzonne Dovis. Amy Kommln. Amy Reed. Corter Honson FOURTH ROW: Rick Ashton. Ryon McMohon. Brion Peyton. Dorren Brock. Eric Engle. Poige Gollowoy, Mork Duncon, Scott Woodrow FIFTH ROW Rosie Clowson. Terri Morrin, Angie Coffing. Robin Brocken, Debi Crider. Greg Holycross. Jimmy Persinger. Tim Hoy. Jeff Blockburn. Keith Asbury. Jeff Lowson. BACK ROW Jomie Miller. Shelly Newnum, Kim Swingle. Kelly Noble, Doine Smith, Donno Cotes. Tomi Abernothy. JoneAnn Freese, Jeff Hegg, Allen Denhort, Greg Wright, ond Brett Gildersleeve. Library Club FRONT ROW: Judy Clork. Condy Abernothy. Robin Ellis. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ann Johannes (sponsor). Eric Poyne. Rondy Allen. Brion Peyton. Todd Hoy. Jeonerte Holl. Chris Cloud. French Club FRONT ROW: Mork White. Lexi McCloin, Suson Evons, JoneAnn Freese. Korhy Jinkins, Todd Cumbow. Diono Myers. Mork Schecter SECOND ROW: Diono Peyton, Sochere Jackson. Heather Myogi, Shoron Hickman, Deeno McMosters. Mrs. Robertson (sponsor). BACK ROW Curt Hobough. Shown White, Curt Coffing, Kim Perry. Lisa Kovocic. Donno Toylor. 59 FRONT ROW Judy Reed (sponsor). Amy Ohl, Tammy Swingle. Paige Galloway. Angie Coffing. Jim Coffing, John Grinsread, Deanna Ellison. Anniso Rainey. Mike Myers, Diane Cole. Tammy Reynolds. Trish McKinney. Candy Abernathy. Lisa Dodson. SECOND ROW: Louis Pointer. Gena Dodson. Mork Lloyd, John Keller. Dorrin Cronkhite. Mork White. Todd Pierson. Chris Cloud. Todd Howard. Rondy White. Terri Boiley, Loro Fairchild. THIRD ROW Brod Bilslond. Dovid Ives. Troy Bever, Donny Crowder. Kothy Jinkins. Debbie Cooke. Loro Spring. Amy Bever. Suzerre Hoyden. Suzonne Dovis. Amy Kommin. Amy Reed. Carter Honson. Mott Moudy. Brod Allen. Chris Smoil FOURTH ROW: Rusty Goodwin. Andy Dodson. Rick Ashton, Ryon McMahon, Brian Peyton, Scott Umphenour, Eric Engle. Roger Holmes. Wes Wonderlin. Tim Gee. Derron Wilson. C an Lloyd. FIFTH ROW Steve Cunninghom, Shelley Collohon. Angelo Wallerich, Rosie Clawson, Terri Martin. Condy Fields. Robin Brocken. Debi Crider, Dione Smith, Donno Cotes. JoneAnn Freese. Greg Holycross. Jeff Blackburn. Keith Asbury. Jeff Lowson. Scott Woodrow. Ed Clorkston. Tom Lloyd SIXTH ROW Nicole Barker, Dionne Oelze, Jamie Miller. Kim Swingle. Julie Kelch, Vicki Hicks, Donno Clowson. Dione Osting. Suson Syefert. Amy Spring, Jeff Hegg. Allen Denhort, Greg Wright. Mike Hoos. Aoron Asbury SEVENTH ROW Morgoret Herman, Nyonne Perry. Michelle Hammer. Chris Moore. Jon Almeros. Sochere Jockson. Todd Gee. Suson Buck. Lori Arnold. Vickie McQueen. Ruth Ann Ping. Condi Lindquist. Paula Foirchild. Troy Noble. Don Hordy. Dovid Barber, Kelly Johnson EIGHTH ROW Jomi Hendrickson. Toni Bornett. Joyne Corter. Julie Booe. Angel Winters. Billy Hogo. Brooke Leoke. Jeff Woolwine. Shelly Soms. Mary Kemp. Korol Berry, Lynn Peormon. Sherry Kemp. Sherry Pridemore. Amy Hudson. Roxie LoFoe BACK ROW Dono DeMorre. Susie Goyler. Shelley Voighr. Gidget Boird. Tommie Dovis. Shelley Roork. Latin Club Future Farmers of America FRONT ROW: Dione Osring, Andy Root. Collette Boumgorr. Mott Toylor, Rod Pritchard. Morty LoFoe. Mr. Keith Davidson (sponsor) SECOND ROW: Judy Whitaker. John Boiley. Ginger Turner. John Cooper. Keith White, Dwayne Conrod THIRD ROW: Morion Felgenhour. Brooke Leak, Jeanette Hall, Robin Ellis. Donnie Bodine. Bort Hilge. Brod Cole. Eric Abernathy. Barr Crowder BACK ROW: Richard Gibbs. Ben Tuggle. Eric Poyne, Dorrin Allen, Jimmy Ellis John Cook. Tim Holl. Toby Booe, ond Dovid Jinkins. Future Homemakers of America FRONT ROW: Trocy Clork. Beth Noble, Coro Delp. Lorie Clodfelder. Mary Kemp. Trino Buck. BACK ROW: Brod Cores, Dodie Bornett, Judy Clork, Billy yg Clork. Tino Clork. Sherry Kemp. Michelle Brown, ond Miss Corolyn Dovis (sponsor). Newspaper Staff FRONT ROW: John Almeros BACK ROW: Suson Evons, Joneonn Freese, Curr Coffing, Mrs. Jockie Robertson (sponsor), ond Dono Perkins Office Education Association FRONT ROW: Rondy White, Ondy Ellmore, Missy Mortin, Shown White. Mrs. Cheryl Blank (sponsor), Anniso Roiney, Trocy Holt, louro Fairchild, Todd Pierson SECOND ROW: Angie Coffing. John Keller. Greg Holycross, Keith Asbury, Todd Howard, Christy Story, Shoron Hickmon. Suzonne Dovis BACK ROW; Robin Brocken. Bryon Peyton, Dorrin Cronkhire. Jeff Dovis. Ryon McMohon. Rick Ashton, Todd Cumbow. Mark Schecter, ond Amy Kommin. The Art Club Presents ... FRONT ROW Trocey Holmes. Tern Boiley. Corrie McKinney. Tim Coffing. Ken Pointer. Curt Coffing. Morlene Ping. Llso Dodson. Collette Boumgort Geno Dodson. Shown White. Mrs Koy Hunter sponsor SECOND ROW Paulo Pridemore. Korol Berry, Joneonn Freese Suson Buck. Lori Arnold Shelley Voighr. Morty LoFoe Rod Prirchord. Dovid Huey. Trocy Holt. Anniso Roiney THIRD ROW Shelly Soms. Diono Myers. Korhy Jinkins. Brian Gouty. Mory Kemp. Lynn Peormon. Michelle Richardson Troy Noble FOURTH ROW: Robin Brocken. Condi Fields. Angie Coffing. Trino Buck, Lorie Clodfelder. Sherry Kemp. Jone Correr, Heather Mlyogi. Ginger Turner. Brook Leoke. Jeanette Hoi I. Som Brumeti, Horry Cloud. FIFTH ROW: Dorren Brock. Todd Hoy. Eric Boxter. Kothy Huey Michelle Brown. Eric Poyne. Josh Roiney. Cori Blackburn, Dorrln Allen. Jim Ellis. Jon Cook. Keith Asbury. Todd Howord. J.J. rhe New York punker. 72 Colletre gers ready for her next creation. New York, New York ‘85 This ormor is the creorion of David Huey Combot men ore ready for work. The Art Show is on opportunity for students who ore interested in ort to display their talents. Each year o different rheme is selected by the Art Club. This year the theme was New York, New York. Awards for outstanding work were given to Milo Richey, Best of Show; Poulo Pridemore, Best Drawing; and Ken Pointer, Best Senior Display. 73 Jill is getting excited over her frame — Oh, boy!! Teacher and Office Aides FRONT ROW Angelo Coffing. Tim Coffing. Rondy Whire. Jeff Dovis. Andy Roor. Reic Hurchinson, Richard Dlockburn. Mark Whire. Rondy Dowling, Trisho McKinney. Dove Huey. Tommy Swingle. Dione Cole. Tommy Reynolds SECOND ROW: Terri Doiley, Condi Fields. Robin Drocken, Roger Homes. Tcdd Pierson. Dorrin Cronkhire. Dove Kirkpatrick. John Keller, Lorry Askren. J. J. Everson. Mark Lloyd. Jim Coffing. Corrie McKinney. Missy Morrin. Curt Coffing THIRD ROW Troy Dever. Drion Peyton. Amy Reed. Terri Morrin. Suzonne Dovis. Ken Pointer, Keith Whire. John Cooper. Curt Hobough, Dono Perkins. Judy Gorrerr. Deth Noble. April Smith. FOURTH ROW Lexi McLoin. Korhy Jinkins. Diono Myers. Eric Engle, Suson Duck, Liso Kovocic, Vicki Hicks, Donno Clouson. Amy Dever. Donno Toylor. Deeno McMosrers. Kim Perry, Judy O'Neol FIFTH ROW: Jeff Woolwine. Eric Payne, Scott Woodrow. Jeff Lawson Todd Howard. Keith Asbury. Rondy Allen. Todd Hoy, Jeff Dlockburn, Robin Ellis. Jeanette Holl. ReAnn Powell DACK ROW: Debbie Cooke. Julie Kelch. Eddie Clorkston. Jimmy Persinger. Drion Reynolds. Drion Gouty. Collette Doumgort, Trocy Holt. Anniso Roiney. ond Liso Dodson. 74 Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Richard Dlockburn. president. Cindy Ellmore. secretory-treasurer. Missy Morrin. Student Council representative. Mrs Cheryl Dlonk. sponsor. Tim Coffing. vice-president DACK ROW: Mr. Somuel Porton. sponsor. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Orion Reynolds, vice-president. BACK ROW: Steve Meyerholtz, sponsor. Suzonne Dovis, president; Debi Crider. Student Council representorive; Amy Kommin. secretory-treosurer, ond Miss Morilyn Decker, sponsor. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Sherri Reynolds, secretory-treosurer; Tomi Abernorhy, vice-president; BACK ROW Allen Denhort. Student Council representotive. Rick Ashton, president, ond Mrs. Judy Reed sponsor. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Polly Hegg. secretory-treosurer. Morgoret Hermon. Student Council representotive BACK ROW: Dorrin Wilson, vice-president: Angelo Wollerich. president, ond Mr Jim Griswold, sponsor. 75 Student Council FRONT ROW Mark Lloyd. Rosie Clowson. Julie Kelch. Tommy Abernathy. Morgorer Hermon SECOND ROW: Richard Blockburn. Cindy Ellmore, Missy Morrin. Tim Coffing. Liso Gulley. THIRD ROW: Brian Reynolds. Debbie Krider. Ken Painter. Allen Denhort. FOURTH ROW: Amy Kommin. Suzanne Davis. Todd Cumbow. Rick Ashton. FIFTH ROW: Angelo Wallerich. Sheri Reynolds. Polly Hegg. Dorrin Wilson, and Mrs. Debbie Reeve (sponsor). STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Rosie Clowson. vice-president; Mork Lloyd, president; ond Julie Kelch. secretory Chorus FRONT ROW: Vicki McQueen. Lori Oodfelder. April Smith. Morio Smith. Judy Gorret. Korol Derry. Anito Shouse. Dorlo Morxmiller. Trocy Cork. Korhy Keller. SECOND ROW: Derh Noble. Amy Hudson. Shelly Collohon, liso Rowe, Kristi Keeling, Morlene Ping. Roxie LoFoe. Robin Ellis. Reonn Powell. Judy O'Neol THIRD ROW Ruth Ann Ping. Michelle Abernothy. Kothy Huey, Kothy Jinkins. Nicole Barker. Sherri Reynolds. Gidger Boird. Tommy Reynolds. Liso Gulley FOURTH ROW Wes Wonderlin. Eric Poyne. J. J. Everson. Jomes Swoney. Orion Reynolds, Rob Hughes. Steve Reynolds Highlighting the yeor for chorus members were numerous group ond solo performances or the Spring Show presentation American Pop. 77 Symphonic Bond Gets Another First Jeonne Herschberger, srudenr reocher SENIORS: FRONT ROW: Geno Dodson. Tommy Reynolds. Condy Abernorhy. Dione Cole. Deeno McMosrers, Trisho McKinney. SECOND ROW: Missy Martin, Carrie McKinney. Cindy Ellmore. Korhy Jinkins, Diono Myers. BACK ROW: Tommy Swingle, Curt Coffing, Amy Ohl. Hicks Susie Gayler Amy Reed. Susan Buck. Angelo Wollench. Tammy Davis. Cin- Clauson, Sharon Hfckmow Tommy Reynolds. Kim Swingle. Michelle Hammer, le Perry. Christy Story, Shelley Callahan. Shelley Soms. Margaret Herman, Chris iSoni Ba'rnert, Dowrte Hollingsworrh. Amy Bever. Jomie Miller, Shelly Newnum. henour. Susan Seyferr. Rosie Clawson. Dione Cole. Debbie Crider, Julie Kelch, onoc Cores, Deeno McMasters. Missy Martin, Kelly Noble, Suzanne Davis, Tam-Ipby Booe, Wes Wonderlin, Kyle Kietzmonn, Jill Fulton, Corrie McKinney, Matt j WBilsIond. Allen Orahood. Brett Gildersleeve. Ted Latoz, Dove Barber. Todd For the ninth year in a row, the Symphonic Bond received a superior rating at State Contest. They missed a perfect score by one point. Other performances were at the Winter Concert and the Spring Show. The Pep Bond performed or all home basketball gomes ond pep rallies. The Stage Bond performed at the Foil Concert ond the Spring Pops Concert. The bond officers ron the Middle School solo ond ensemble concert again this year. LIBRARIANS: Corrie McKinney. Curt Coffing. Missy Mortin. 78 P£P BAND FRONT ROW Curt Coffing. Irish McKinney. Kothy Jinluns. Dtono Myers. Ondy Elmore. Tommy Swingle Vicki Hicks. Amy Ohl. Geno Dodson SECOND ROW Amy Spring. Michelle Hommer. Tommy Dov� s. Shelley Roork Shoron Hickmon. Loro Spring. Amy Bever. Kelly Noble Shelly Newnum Suson Seyferr. Julie Qooe THIRD ROW Ted Loroz. Qrod Bilslond Allen Orohood. Dove Ives. Kyle Kietzmonn. Morr Moudy. Jomes Brockwoy Greg Holycross Scort Umphenour Oione Oelze, Eric Engle, Joyne Correr BACK ROW Dovid Oorber. Tim Gee 1 1 STAGE BAND FRONT ROW Dov.d Borber. Brod Bilslond. Allen Orohood. Greg Holycross SECOND ROW Vickie Alexonder, Curt Coffing, Kelly Noble Tommy Swingle Suzonne Dovis, Tomi Abernothy. Susan Seyferr, Julie Ketch BACK ROW: Jill Fulton. Todd Gee. Tim Gee BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Susie Golyer, sophomore representative. Dione Cole, president. Missy Mortln senior representative SECOND ROW Amy Ohl. secretory-treasurer: Suzonne Dovis. junior representative Angelo Wollench. freshmon representative.- Greg Holycross. vice-president: Curt Coffing drum major: ond Julie Kekh drum mojor Page Sponsor: G M Printing Mr. Mark Milach, director of bonds 79 National Sjonor §ociety SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW Trisho McKinney. Curt Coffing, Cindy Ellmore. Jeff Dovis. SECOND ROW Amy Ohl. Mork Whire, Tommy Swingle, Jim Coffin; Kim Perry. Mork Lloyd. JUNIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW Brion Peyron. Dorren Brock. Rosie Clowson. Loro Spring. Debbie Cooke BACK ROW: Suzonne Dovis. Debi Crider. Scot Woodrow. Amy Reed. Dono Perkins Vocational Health Occupations FRONT ROW: Dorlo Marxmiller, Liso Rowe. Lio Crowder, Morio Smith. Rhondo Edgor, Wondo Ookes, Judy Horrle. Myro Coy. BACK ROW: Belinda Speor. Tino Paonesso. Carrie McKinney, Aniro Shouse, Cindy Keller Lewin, Liso Gully. Jockie Dovis, Missy Speor. and Instructor Morjorie Mopes. Junior Achievement FRONT ROW: Dwayne Conrod. Don Lloyd. John Grinsteod. Ginger Turner. Robbie Reese. Mory Beavers. Eric French. Morion Felgenheur. Roxie LoFoe. BACK ROW: Nicole Barker, Shelly Callahan, Heather Myogi. Dione Oleye. Melisso Woolwine. ond Judy Gorrerr Gracias Amigos!! Studying o year in on American High School was something rhor I always wished. Nor only for the focr of learning English and having this kind of experience, bur also ro see how people live in rhe U.S. and ro meet new people from this country. Now after rhis year I hove learned a lor and I have had an incredible rime here in rhe school. I am glad rhor rhe school and rhe students have accepted me rhe way they did. Although rhe English rhor I have learned is important (rhar is nor real good) rhere is something else rhor I consider more imporranr than rhis and everything rhar I could learn rhis year rhar is rhe friendship rhar everyone gave me. I hove mer friendly people rhor I never dreamed of meeting, and now I consider rhem like special friends. This year had been so enjoyable for me and I couldn't have made ir without rhe people who helped me ro extend my permission ro stay and poy my ruirion. I can't find words ro express how thankful I am. I want ro thank especially Mrs. Reed and rhe French Club for everything. The School Board members, authorities, my American family Bill, Janice, ond Mark Lynch for oil their love and care, rhe McKinney family, John Myers, rhe reochers for hoving patience with me, all rhe seniors, all my close friends, each student in Covingron High School, ond oil rhe people rhor I might hove forgerren now, bur I’ll always keep in my mind. To oil of you I express oil my grarirude. Now rhar ir is rime ro leove ond nor just for me bur all rhe seniors, I will always remember you. I wish you rhe best, ond I sure hope I have rhe chance ro come back and visit rhis place where I made such good friends. Sincerely, Manuel Lozano Alvarez Senior Class 85 CHS Mexico City, Mexico gracios amigos —! 82 SENIORS SENHOR (Sen'yer) — l.n. a student in the fourth year of a scholastic endeavor usually only challenged by; such monumental' tasks os changing base metal into gold, discovering the elixir of life, and solving the riddle of the universe . . . Candy Abernathy Randy Dowling Tim Coffing Steve Carpenter Judy Clark Curt Coffing Jim Coffing Darrin Cronkhite Lisa Dodson Jeff Davis Cindy Ellmore 86 Brian Gouty Lisa Gray Lisa Gulley Todd Hegg Curt Hobaugh Tracy Holt Todd Howard David Huey Eric Hutchison Kathy Jinkins Randy Johnson Jock Jones John Keller Dovid Kirkpatrick Mary LoFoe Dorlo Morxmiller Deth Noble Amy Ohl Trisho McKinney Deeno McMosters Jim Miller Diono Myers Judy O'Neal Ken Pointer Tina Poonesso Todd Pierson Morlene Ping Rod Pritchord Anniso Roiney ReAnn Powell Kim Perry 90 Tammy Reynolds Andy Root Liso Rowe Randy White Dob Lawrence Dave Kanfout Herb Ferrier Keith White Shawn White 92 Myra Coy Mark White Tom Hamblin Eor rhe chicken. Anniso! Croziesr: Shown White ond Tom Homblin spore?? Nice rhreods: Liso ond Drion 94 Don't be grouches, Dione ond Richard. The friendly couple: Trisho ond Monuel Best portiers: Collette Baumgort ond Jock Jones The athletes: Tommy Swingle ond Todd Pierson 95 Mosr Oufspoken: Chris Cloud ond Terri Boiley The Whiners. Bichord Blockburn ond Missy Mortin Most musicol?? The besr drivers shorpen their skills. 96 97 Rebels: Curr Coffing ond Shown Whire JUNIORS JUNHOR (Joon yer) — 1. n. A srudenr in rhe third year of a scholastic endeavor usually challenged by such tasks as sleeping with eyes wide open, formulating creative excuses, and finding new ways to cheat on semester exams. Alexander, Vickie Allen, Darrin Allen, Randy Arnold. Drion Asbury. Keirh Bever. Amy Bever. Troy Blackburn, Jeff Brocken. Robin Brock. Dorrin Buck. Suson Cores, Brod Clorksron. Ed Clauson. Donno Clawson. Rosie Clawson. Steve Cooke. Debbie Coffing. Angie Crider, Debi Crowder. Donny Dovis Suzanne Duncan, Mark Ellis, Robin Engle, Eric Evons, Suson Everson, J. J. Fields. Condi Fulron, Jill Gollowoy. Poige Gorrerr. Judy 98 Gee. Todd Holl. Jeonerre Hoy. Tim Hoyden. Suzerre Hicks, Vicki Holmes. Roger Holycross, Greg Ives. Dove Jockson, Sochere Kommin, Amy Keeling, Chrisry Kelch. Julie Kilby. Som Kochell. Tony Kovocic. Liso Lowson. Jeff Morrin. Terri McLoin. Lexi Messic, Kim Moore. Dove Orohood. Allen Poyne. Eric Perkins. Dono Persinger, Jimmy Peyron, Drion Pridemore. Poulo Reedy. Amy Reynolds. Drion Richey. Milo Soms, Shelly Spring. Loro Toylor. Donno Tuggle. Sruorr Tuggle. Travis Umphenour, Scorr 99 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE (Sofe mor) — 1. n. o student in the second yeor of o scholastic endeavor usually challenged by such tasks as getting to class in time, trying to act like an upper classmen, and thinking and breathing simultaneously. Abernorhy. Lee Abernorhy. Tomi Allen, Don Allen, Richord Arnold. Lori Asbury. Aoron Ashton, Rick Baird, Gidger Beovers. Mary Berry. Korol Berry. Norris Blackburn. Corl Bowling. Dovid Bowling, Dody Brewer. Scot Brown. Michelle Buck. Trino Cores. Bryon Cores, Donno Clork, Billy Coldfelder. Lorie Cloud, Horry Colson. Chris Conrod. Dwayne Coppenborger, Wayne Cumbow. Todd Dovis. Tommie Delp. Coro DeMorre, Dono Denhorr, Allen 101 Edwords. Tim Ellison. Deonno Ellmore. Dorbie Fairchild. Paulo Foulkner. Mork Freese. Jane Ann Goyler. Susie Gildersleeve. Brett Gray, Tom Hoos. Mike Honson. Carter Hardy. Donny Horrley. Dove Hegg. Jeff Hickman, Sharon High. Keith Holmes. Tracy Howard. Cory Huey. Kathy Hughes. Rob Kelch. Tammy Kemp. Mary Kemp, Sherry Kietzmon, Kyle Lindquist, Condi Lloyd. Don Lloyd. Tom McMohon, Ryon Mcqueen. Vickie Miller. Jamie Newnum. Shelly Niccum. Drod Noble. Kelly Noble. Troy Osting, Dione 102 Peormon, Lynn Ping. Ruth Roiney, Josh Redenbough, Greg Reynolds. Sherri Richordson. Michelle Richordson. Ted Roork. Shelly Seyferr, Suson Smith, Dione Snoddy, Dovid Spring, Amy Swoney. Jim Swingle, Kim Turner, Jeff Voighr, Shelley Whittington. Jory Wilkins. Gronger Woolwine, Robby Wright. Greg 103 FRESHMEN FRESH� MEN (Fresh mun) — 1. n. o srudenr in the first year of a Scholasric endeavor usually challenged by such tasks as locating the proper locker, manipulating both feet so os to walk upright, and avoiding the seniors. Abernorhy. Eric Abernorhy. Michelle Abernorhy. Srocy Allen. Drod Almeros. Jon Dorber. Dovid Darker. Nikki Dornerr. Dodie Dornerr. Toni Dilslond. Drod Dodine, Donnie Dodine. Tim Dooe, Julie Dooe. Toby Drockwoy, Jomes Drooks. Drod Drumerr, Sam Dunch, Joson Codmon, Angie Collohon, Shelley Correr. Joyne Ann Chapman. Jimmy Clork. Tino Coffing. Joe Cole. Drod Cook. Jon Crowder, Dorr Crowder. Charley Cunningham, Sreve Dovis, Dob 104 Dool. Clinr Deon, Mimi Dodson. Andy Doss. Robert Edwords. Jeff Ellis. Jomes Felgenhouer, Morion Fleck. Becky Gollowoy. Andy Gee. Tim Gibbs, Richard Goddwin, Rusty Hogo, Billy Hogo. Jomes Holl. Tim Hommer. Michelle Hegg. Polly Hendrickson, Jomi Hermon. Morgoret Hicks. Ronnie Hilge, Bort Hollingsworth. Down Hudson. Amy Jocobs. Tony Jinkins. Dovid Johnson. Kelly LoFoe. Roxie Loroz. Ted Leok. Brooke Miyogi. Heather Moore. Chris Morton. Mickey Moudy. Mott Myers. Mike Nelson, Michael 105 Oelze. Dionne Pointer, Lewis Perry, Nyonne Peyron, Dionno Phelps. Michoel Pickel. Joe Ping. Trocy Pridemore. Sherry Prirchord. Rhondo Ronkin, JoLindo Reese, Robbie Reynolds. Sreve Richordson. Jeff Schechrer. Mark Sloan. Bobberre Sloon. Morsho Small. Chris Smith. Brian Snoddy. Brod Story. Christy Stout. Harold Summers, Cosey Toylor, Thod Tuggle. Ben Truner, Ginger VanNore. Potty Wollerich, Angleo Williams, Rob Wilson. Derron Winters. Angel Woolwine, Mark Woolwine. Melisso 106 Keeping the System Running Morrho Perkins, clericol oid Merrill Poodles, guidonce OUS DRIVFRS FRONT ROW Dove Bodine Kathleen Bowling. Morv.n Bowling SFCOND ROW Frank Allen Jeff Allison Btyon Houmes Virgil Worrick Horry RotCliff. Peggy Murry Wolf Murroy JANITORS: Owen Keeling, Evelyn Bush, Fronk Hohn. Fred Holt. Judy Gee. exrro-curriculor treasurer COOKS: FRONT ROW: Mory Reynolds. Bonnie Messick, Moxine Holycross, Gloria Finley. Judy Wollerich. Chorlorre Bodine. BACK ROW. Mory Hooglond. Cheryl Worrs. Cecil Toylor. Morlis Dovon. 107 Administration and Faculty Dr. Nelson L Miller completed his first yeor os Covington's Superintendent of Schools Mr Don Stompini served os acting principal, replocing Henry Herman who wos unoble to work because of illness. SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW Dr Nelson Miller, superintendent Dole Cotes. Judy Dovis. SECOND ROW Charlotte McKinney, Ron Crowder, Allen Woodrow 108 Morilyn Decker U.S History. English Cheryl Dlonk Business Keith Dovidson Vocotionol Agriculture Corolyn Dovis Home Economics Morily Dixon Nurse Georgeonno Ford Physicol Educotion Mork Honley English Derry Hegg English Jock Hunter Physicol Educotion Koy Hunter Art Mork Jomes Heolrh, Physicol Educotion Ann Johonnes Librorion Morjorie Mopes Heolrh Coreers Deonno Metz Chorus Steve Meyerholtz Civics. Economics Mork Miloch Bond Correr Morrerr Building Trodes Bichord Porrezono Chemistry Somuel Porron Morhemorics Dollos Peffley Auto Mechonics Judy Reed French Debbie Reeve Business Jocquelin Robertson English, Lorin Priscillo Smoil English, World Geogrophy Rondy Tolley Business Bruce Torgersen Generol Science. Biology Robert Wort Industriol Educotion Morilyn Whittington Speciol Educotion Don White Morhemorics 109 1984-85: A Look of the World 1 1. Sworn info office in Jonuory, 1985, Ronald Reagan become the first President elected to two terms since Dwight Eisenhower, defeating Democrat Walter Mondale in a landslide victory. 2. Michael Jackson’s album Thriller” became the largest-selling pop album in music history. Jackson and his brothers organized their Victory Tour” amidst criticism that rickets were too difficult to purchase and too high-priced. 3. Geraldine Ferraro give American women something to cheer obouf when she secured the Democratic nomination os Vice-Presidential candidate for the 1984 campaign. 4. The American space-shuttle fleer continued to moke history os astronauts demonstrated their abilities to deploy satellites ond work outside the spacecraft. 5. The yeor 1985 sow millions of Americans join in an effort to raise money for the repair of the Statue of Liberty in anticipation of the monument's one-hundredth birthday in 1986. 6. American marines ended their presence in Lebanon in 1984, bur American concerns about instability in the Middle East and Central America continued. 1. Quarterback Joe Morvrana led his San Francisco 49er's to victory over the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl XIX. 2. The Detroit Tigers were victorious in the 1984 World Series, winning easily over the National League's Son Diego Podres. 3. Mary Lou Perron led the strongest American gymnastics ream ever into the 1984 Olympic Gomes in Los Angeles. 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