Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN)

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@Cct 'initiated' 'ZVeddivKf To qualify for membership in Latin Club a student must have been enrolled in Latin courses. Mrs. Robertson was the sponsor of the club. She saw over everything that was done. This was the first time a Roman wedding was held. Sophomore Donna Ramsey and Junior James Brockway were the bride and groom. Juniors Ronnie Hicks and Stacy Abernathy were the ministers. Senior Tami Abernathy and Sophomore Darin Perkins were the parents of the groom. Sophomores Teresa Denharl and Wade Kam-min were the parents of the bride. The rest of the class helped in other areas of the wedding. Tami Abernathy, Student Council Representative; Rick Ashton, Treasurer; lane Ann Freese, President; Not Pictured — Todd Cumbow, Vice President. Front Row — lane Ann Freese, Tami Abernathy, Rick Ashton, Mrs. Robertson. Row 2 — Stacy Abernathy, Ion Almeras, Wade Kammin, Teresa Denharl, Matt Moudy, Zach Hale. Back Row — Doug Barber, lames Brockway, Kent Minnetle, Darin Perkins, Ronnie Hicks, Mark Schehter. Organizations 27

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 ?’te tc6 Cct The French Club consists of any high school student who has taken, or is presently enrolled in a French class. Each year they have a French Club Banquet at the Beef House. The members also sell candy to earn money to travel to Kings Island near Cincinnati, Ohio. Pictured below is the sponsor, Mrs. Judy Ashton. Pictured right are the French Club Officers. Clockwise From Top — Todd Cumbow, President; Chris Moore, Junior Class Representative, Diane Smith, Senior Class Representative, Amy Rennick, Sophomore Class Representative, Greg Hickman, Freshman Class Representative, Nyanne Perry, Student Council Representative, Angela Wallerich, Treasurer, Kelly Johnson, Secretary and Jane Ann Freese, Vice President. BELOW: The French Club 26 Organizations

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O cce atut 7eac ten 4icte Mrs. Hunter quotes, Students need a lot of individual attention in an art class, and my teacher aides help provide that. They also help with the clean up and preparation for the class. To be a teacher or office aide, you must be a Junior or a Senior. Teacher aides grade papers and run errands for the teachers. Office aides learn to run the machinery, take messages, and run errands for the secretaries. Being an office or teacher aide is a good learning experience for future jobs. TEACHER AIDES — From Row — Amy Spring, Mary Kemp, Diane Osting, Troy Noble, left Hegg, Tracey Holmes, Rick Ashton, Todd Cumbow, Diane Smith. Row Two — Kim Swingle, Lynn Pearman, Angie Hicks, Chris Smail, Kyle Kietzman, Louis Painter, )on Almeras, Mike Myers, Brad Brooks, Rusty Goodwin. Row Three — Susan Seyfert, Kelly Noble, Dan Hardy, Allen Denhart, Kelly lohnson, Chris Moore, lulie Booe, Angela Wallerich, Nyanne Perry, Becky Whitaker, Christy Story, Shelly Applegate. Row Four — Scot Brewer, Aaron Asbury, Tom Lloyd, lochen Collin, Dana Demotte, Margaret Herman, Ruth Ann Ping, Lori Clodfelder, Shana Shoal. Back Row — Granger Wilkins, left Turner, losh Rainey, Greg Redenbaugh, Dave Snoddy, Nicole Niccum, Deanna Ellison, Dodie Bowling, Lori Arnold, Cara Delp. OFFICE AIDES — Front Row — Sharon Hickman, Lori Clodfelder, Paula Fairchild, Angie Hicks, Kathy Huey, Candy Foster, Diana Peyton Diane Osting, Vicky McQueen, Tracey Holmes, Sherri Reynolds, Tina Clark. Back Row — Tom Lloyd, Derron Wilson, Rob Hughes C.reg Wright, Carter Hanson, Greg Redenbaugh, Tim Gee, Cary Howard, Brian McMahan, Richard Livengood, Bill Haga. Organizations