Covington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Covington, IN) - Class of 1988 Page 1 of 136
Cover
Pages 6 - 7 Pages 10 - 11 Pages 14 - 15
Pages 8 - 9 Pages 12 - 13 Pages 16 - 17
Show Hide text for 1988 volume (OCR )
Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume: “
PRIME TIME Days of Our Lives” — 2 Another World” — 10 Head of the Class” — 18 Wide World of Sports”— 28 Album — 64 Family Ties” — 81 Cheers” — 100 Tour of Duty” — 108 It's o Living” — 116 Cover Design — Perry Riley T.V. Artwork — James Hogo Covington High School Covington, Indiana Volume 44, 1988 ' K - , . 77 !? P ;'j.ouft;i,iv ','i 'i •', '5 wdenr i'iffe'j T 'Y X J V- 5 v- _ r -x2c' 'is x A -jo '— As mos pf us 'XiiTsJrjncttadr in'rK| eSal o CHS. n ? ' 7ore Yh crime d(cur£i 6lescontJj e wwbirTrh e oIh ip. . y sur h me ov yfrCJn h rf t ftr-teiPxJoV a v c X tells of| lift rh e olh £, Ij ur hAm Qv V frmn harr . oyN, a y a Joyi© r s pri rimp h«u «Me e will o o or c 'l ': u:} tuTio i(pr only 41 vAe row hysicoll row di ini V X ii ois W- us pr £ d ?mqjiy qs4s etirn 'ilC moke ___ _ 'V'e will mol —these yrkirs o hig|-i schA I kut sue Cil ottorger opf first ” Y jri rds. the fhersds ho|h p®d us this ci«Soo|n In bur liveT Fat„ is s rne Pjtpje Time” of dbr’lif . onawvViicfi will chert h gndmevef IhroJfjhdWt rhis book) This x who rpek«r“CH o |p ciol ( loce virhi(i A 7T yji«pr u the people or d y s ' . 1 . - ✓ ' 4 - ✓, ' - 1 ' r v- • _ ✓ ''r ' s —x ov' SuSfcn F.e$gmon$tfme her koratc di Wl rhe Ji oren C md Sfev C. sh fheir spifC rozy ha£do . w f1 J e M. and Be y I. sh w rhfi V ysT Vt ,n- -y ' r l'VaV x - ' V N' - ' Nl ' —. . ' V — Jei o p $uson L. ond 4ffffit et b)lo during ijinch Mly H.. sht s the proper way I Todk- . ' C rk fc dojjkey V tr; v v .r i v 7 - ' - p r v ' , Joson IV- Jattilie H.. a id Dtyon P. signVte another ' shuts on WologropJJrtJay. | _ Jf r g on' heV lipN J K'-j si u foNlhe • S r F. pushes hV—can dresS like 6 TTerdSpo. „ N v - • K I .- t by D. ndy D.. nS j£e gp£dte«4g_ _,_... .... '.% £ ■ r s. ,k r'sv ' ' ' |kbove M c Doug D. ond y.f olll S.? . ightyTliod Jpte dqoin? • ' - N Vv 'J - X —I 1 lxl Jjoftiie ? C. Aalf E.. o d Tiffoly ' get sdhne loughs in during luArh .. T j __ , ± V Student Council Makes Waves The 1987-86 Student Council, aided by sponsor Greg Gront, wos involved In many activities this year. This post yeor wos one of the most memorable yeors ever. The group thought long and hard for octivities thot would be fun for the student body ond also serve o purpose. One example of this is the Christmas Donee the Student Council held on December 21. 1987. The S.C put in long hours to moke the donee o success. The money raised from the donee went to the Community Action Group to help buy Christmas presents for needy families Another activity thot the S.C. wos involved in was the Blood Drive held ot school this yeor. Many faculty ond students who were 17 ond older gave blood to help those who might need blood transfusions. The Blood Drive wos o mojor success ond the omount of blood collected wos doubled. The S.C. also sponsored o delegote to Hoosier Girls' Store, mok-ing the number of delegates from Covington two. 4 Above right: Front Row: Kent Minnefte; Vice President. Mott Moudy; President, Margaret Herman; Secretary-Treasurer. Middle Row: Marnie Hilton. Susan Freese. Jon Almeras, Jana Allen. Troy Abernathy. Kathy Ashton. Chris Moore. Back Row: Kelly Johnson. Steve Reynolds. Kirk Age. Mike Pelkey. Kristen Burnett. Polly Hegg. Bottom Right: Mike Myers. Brad Brooks. Steve Reynolds. Rusty Goodwin. and Dusty Goodwin ham it up with Santo (Mr. Grant) and his elf (Rusty Gray). Chris Goedel showing he con withstand pain while giving blood at the annual Blood Drive. Student Life Senior Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Johnson; Vice President. Polly Hegg; Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Carolyn Dovis; Sponsor. Steve Reynolds.-President. Mr. Steve Meyerholtz; Sponsor. Chris Moore; Class Representative. Freshman Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Angie Runge,-Sponsor. Kristen Burnett; Class Representative. Mr. Dutch Watt; Sponsor. Davon Reed; Secretary-Treasurer. Mike Pelkey; President, Karo Hunter.-Vice President. Officers With Class i Junior Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kirk Age; Vice President. Susan Freese.-President, Marnie Hilton,- Secretary-Treasurer, Teresa Denhort; Class Representative. Sophomore Officers: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Nancy Thomson,- Sponsor, Jana Allen.- Class Representative. Kathy Ashton.- Secretory-Treasurer, Mr. Tom Lucas,- Sponsor. Troy Abernothy.- Vice President. Not Pictured: Cherie Watts,- President. Student Life 5 1987 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Senior Queen Candidate. Angela Wollerich. escorted by Rusty Goodwin. Senior Queen Candidate, Michelle Hammer, escorted by Derron Wilson. Senior Queen Candidate, Cindy Sites, escorted by Tim Gee. Senior Queen Candidate. Kelly Johnson, escorted by Dill Haga. Angela and Rusty show their excitement. Junior Attendant. Rebecca Hoaglond, escorted by Kirk Age. Sophomore Attendant, Holly Stonebraker. escorted by Jon Stolcup. Freshman Attendant. Kelly Newnum. escorted by Todd Henderson. Homecoming Queen Angela Wallerich 6 Student Life Homecoming Festivities Top right: Winning senior float Middle left: Junior float Middle right: Freshman float Bottom left: Sophomore float Bottom right: Trojans huddle together to plan a touchdown. i, v 5H01H MICTQM 8 Student Life Top: Homecoming Candidates and Queen: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Newnum, Holly Stonbraker. Rebecca Hoagland. Angelo Wallerich, Michelle Hommer. Cindy Cites. Kelly Johnson. Left: Senior queen candidates wish their good luck to each other in hopes of being voted 1986 homecoming queen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelly Johnson. Cindy Cites. Angela Wallerich. Above: Homecoming queen Angela Wallerich escorted by Rusty Goodwin receives congratulations from senior Brad Snoddy. Student Life 9 ANOTHER WORLD Fine Arts Above: . . . Drum Mojors . . . Senior Jomes Brockway and Sophomore Jana Allen. Middle right: . . . Marching Trojans Right: .. . Starting at Middle From Left to Right: Natasha Conner. Salena Pierce. Dawn Hollingsworth. Kara Hunter. Brittany Abernathy. Angel Winters. Jomi Hendrickson. Heidi Shambach. Kami Bowling. Jennifer Galloway. Robin Groleau. and Down Rohm. 10 Fine Arts COVINGTON TROJRNS kmon, fc.Drett Troy Stanton. Jomie Walters. Suson George. Amy Ricketts. Greg Hu. •hj y Holliday. Emily Dowers, and Tricia Davis. Row 4: Drod Dilslon DunS Ted Lotoz. Mark Ellis, David Dorber. Troy Abernathy. Chad send. Ro S oson Herzog. Row 6: Natosho Conner. Solena Pierce. Dawn Hollingsworth Hn Uinrer. Driftony Abernathy. Angel Winters. Jomi Hendrickson. Heidi ShomHi Kamt Bowflng. Jennifer Galloway. Robin Groleau, ond Dawn Rahm. Row 1: Left to Right: Jano Allen. Mark Pointer. Rick Dooe, Rondy Hankinsr Tim Gee. Toby Dooe, James Brockwoy. Row 2: Left to Right: Cheryl Cooke, Niki Hendrickson. Kathy Allen. Lynette Welsh. Christy Story. Davon Reed. Cindy Sites. Sharron Langley. Kristen Durnett, Jennifet Thomas. Shelley Callahan. Decky Hoagland. Julie Rolston, Valli Stalter. Doug Darber. Decky Gee. ond Jenny Coffing. Row 0: Nikki Darker. Angelo Martin, Teresa Everson. Jessica' PofT; HeTdT DIcftensoi Renee Robertson. Lewis Pointer Above: Sophomore Jason Herzog rests between measures during bond reheorsal. Above right: Percussionists Mark Pointer. Tim Gee and Justin Martin rehearse for the winter concert. Right: Mr. Mork Miloch gets bock in the swing of directing after o two year absence. 12 Fine Arts Sound of Music Chorus is on elective closs where you sing music from gospel to pop. You participate in concerts, the Turkey Run Chorus Fesrivol where you learn specific songs and perform them with oreo schools, Spring Show, and other organized performances. Any girl or boy is eligible to try out for Swing Choir. It consists of various songs ond donees performed of the request of the public. Miss Cole lets off a little steam. Fine Arts 13 Sophomore Becky Gee gives o 'Peace'' of her mind. CHS Eighth Notes Eighth Notes Members: Shelley Collohan, Christy Story. Cheryl Cooke. Kothy Ashton. Gino Mayfield. Jono Allen. Heather McKinney. Natasha Conner. 14 • M First Row: Lauren Conrad. Natasha Conner. Jana Allen. Gina Mayfield, Kathy Ashton. Shelley Callahan. Christy Story. Amy Hudson. Cassie Conder. Second Row: Decky Ives, Dawn Reed. Jodi Persinger, Dawn Rohm, Kathy Suiters. Karo Hunter, Sarah Wright. Decky Masey. Missy Dyers. Third Row: Jenny Osting, Ronette Cates, LeeAnn High. Teresa Everson, Monica Lanam. Karen Sanders. Vicki Tucker. Jessica Dunch. Robin Kiger. Fourth Row: Decky Gee. Sandy Johnson, Susan Lawson. Jill Clawson. Tina Ricketts. Susie Russell. Decky Fleck. Mary Fleck, Patty Swaney. Roxie LaFoe, Fancie Cales. Michelle Niccum, Candy Clark. Fifth Row: Terry Crowder. Lewis Painter. Drad Brooks. Mark Magaha. Phillip Taylor. Drion Phelps, Paul Dushue. Danny Callahan. Sixth Row: Wayne Druce. Tim Gee, Dave Dorber. Colvin Shumaker. Geoff Raines. Chris Smail. Ed Kent. 59H Art Time Is Always Prime Time at C.H.S. The closses offered in orr this year were divided into levels: Art 1, Art 2. Art 3, ond Art 4. Some mediums worked in were drawing, wo-tercolor. cloy, ond leathers. Students on the odvonced levels were encouraged to do independent study in o medium they wonted to explore. Many students were given jobs which come from the school or the community. Mrs. Hunter, orf instructor, stated, ‘This gives the student o chonce to see if his orf skills ore marketable, ond provides o woy for him to apply the skills learned. The main competition of the year wos in Moy. where thirty pieces of work were chosen to compete in the d'Arlier Art Show. Covington ort students got o chonce to compete with students from surrounding schools. Senior Jami Hendrickson of Art 1 is experimenting with ink. 16 Fine Arts Kelly Newnum First place Dlv. 1 Sculpture Perry Riley 2 Honorable Mentions Dlv. 2 Mixed Medio Darin Perkins Honorable Mention Div. 2 Crofts Mick Morton Honorable Mention Div. 2 Sculp- jQmes HogQ p|Qce Div 2 D[OW|ng ture Jason Delp Second place Div. 1 Colored Pencil Jim Noble Honorable Mention Div.2 Mixed Medio Fine Arts 17 HEAD OF THE CLASS” Academics National Honor Society CHS Front Row: Mott Moudy. Angelo Wallerich. Jon Almeras. Susan Freese. Mike Myers. Mrs. Ashton. 2nd Row: Nyonne Perry. Stocy Abernothy. Derron Wilson. Kelly Johnson. Mark Schechter. Cindy Sites, Drod Dilslond. 3rd Row: Jennifer Thomas. Decky Ives, Alison Engle, Erin Conrod. Heidi Shomboch, Down Reed. Drod Mitchell. Dock Row: Gino Moyfield. Darin Perkins, Wode Kommin, Teresa Denhort, Kent Minnette. Amy Ricketts. Ginger Turner. Diono Peyton. 18 Academics Those Freshmen receiving honor jackets were: Bottom Row: Brittany Abernathy. Komi Bowling, Kristen Burnett. Top Row: Cheryl Coake, Julie Ralston, and Angelo Martin. Honor Banquet Many students were honored ot the High School Scholostic Honor Banquet held of the Beef House on Morch 29. Three Seniors received the highest amount of chevrons possible (7). They were: Angelo Wollerich, Mike Myers, ond Mork Schechter. Other seniors who received chevrons were: Jon Almeros. Chris Moore, Nyonne Perry, ond Derron Wilson The seniors receiving Honor Pins were: Jon Almeros. Joson Bunch, Kelly Johnson. Brod Mitchell, Mott Moudy. Cindy Sites, Ginger Turner, ond Derron Wilson. The Juniors who received chevrons were: Erin Conrod. Becky Ives. Wode Kommin, Dorin Perkins. Perry Riley. ond Niki Woods. Those Juniors who received Honor Pins were Jill Coffing. Tereso Denhort. Alison Engle. Susan Freese, Zoch Hole. Mornie Hilton. Wode Kommin, Amy Ricketts, Foirh Robbins. Becky Whiroker. ond Niki Woods. The Sophomores who received chevrons were: Kothy Ashton, Doug Borber, Paul Bushue. Jill Clowson, Louren Conrod. ond Jennifer Gallowoy. Those Sophomores receiving Honor Pins were: Denver Abernathy. Derek Bowling. Amie Brown, Jennifer Gollowoy, Suson George. Robin Groleou. Lynette Welsh, ond Louro Whittington. Freshmen receiving honor jackets for the first time were: Brittony Abernathy. Komi Bowling. Kristen Burnett. Cheryl Cooke. Angelo Martin, Julie Ralston Those Freshmen receiving Honor Pins were: Dovid Boxter. Angie Berger. Koro Hunter. Morioh Martin, Micheol Pelkey, Kothy Suiters, ond Greg Whiroker. Seniors Mike Myers, Angela Wallerich. and Mork Shecter congratulate each other on receiving the highest amount of chevrons possible. Academics 19 Math and Science Angelo Wollerlch studies hard in Ms. Gawrys' Biology 2 Class. Jason Herzog takes o break in Mr. Portezono's Chemistry Class. These students show whot their favorite class is. 7th hour Chemistry. 20 Academics Languages Mrs. Hegg lecturing In 7th hour Speech closs. Kent Mlnnette dresses up for Togo Day in Latin class. French Club members dance at the Deef These first year Spanish students listen as Mrs. Robertson lectures. House Banquet. Academics 21 Auto Mechanics student Drad Cole works on one of his projects. 22 Academics The Vocorionol Home Economics Deportment believes that the family is the most important institution in our society and does affect oil other institutions. Therefore, classroom activities in the oreos of Consumer Education, Interpersonal Relationships. Family Health, Nutrition and Foods, Textiles and Clothing, Child Development, Family Living, and Housing relate to life situations. Students practice skills during o mock wedding, a nursery school, foods ond clothing lobs, etc. Hopefully these skills will help them to hove happy productive homes in their future. Home Economics Rob Williams . . . Father of the Bride Nikki Borker . . . Mother of the Bride Diono Peyton . . . Mother of the Groom Morisso Peyton . . . . . . . Flower Girl Ryon Eldridge . . . Ring Beorer Jomi Hendrickson. . . . . . Bride Thod Toylor . . .Groom Roxie LoFoe . . . Bridesmoid Polly Hegg . . Bridesmaid Ginger Turner . Moid of Honor Angie Codmon . . . . . . .Minister Doug Boersmo . Best Mon Joy Hogo . . Groomsman Robert Doss . . Groomsman Jeff Edwards Sherry Prldemore Dodie Barnett . Mick Morton Rherr Von Voctor Morisso Peyton . Nyonne Perry . . Doug Boersmo Cindy Rohm Brooke Leak Tlno Clork....... Chris Moore...... Kelly Johnson . . Joy Hago......... Robert Doss...... Thod Toylor...... Rob Williams Pother of the Bride Mother of the Bride Mother of the Groom Father of the Groom Ring Beorer Flower Girl Bride Groom Bridesmaid Bridesmaid Bridesmoid Moid of Honor Minister Best Mon Groomsman Groomsman Groomsman Academics 23 Health and P.E. Freshman students enjoy a game of badminton in P.E. doss. Robin Groleou. Soleno Pierce, ond Nicki Hendrickson proctice good health habits os Seniors Jomi Hendrickson and Down Hollingsworth wotch. 24 Academics Woods and Drafting Shown Spring works on o project In Woods. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Schechter, Derron Wilson, ond Jim Noble work on drafting assignments. Mr. Watt oversees another Drafting class. Academics 25 Social Studies Geoff Raines. Kent Mlnnefte, Ami Epperson on a Hlsfory trip to Chicago Mr. Grant helping one of his students in U.S. History class. 26 Academics ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS awards RECIPIENT Lorin 1 Morgoret Herman Lorin II Doug Barber Lorin III Tereso Denhort Wode Kommln Dorin Perkins Sponish 1 Jon Almeros Stocy Abernothy Amie Brown Morgoret Hermon Ron Hicks Becky Hoogiond Nyonne Perry Diono Peyton Cindy Sites Louro Toledo Louro Whittington French 1 Kothy Suiters Kristin Burnett Greg Whitoker Morioh Mortin French II Louren Conrod Jennifer Gollowoy Kothy Ashton French III Alison Engle Erin Conrod French IV Mike Myers Acodemic English Oth — Kristen Burnett 10th — Becky Gee 11th — Erin Conrod 12th — Angelo Wollerich Advonced Morh Derron Wilson Colculus Mork Schechter Derron Wilson Physics Mork Schechter Outstanding Achievement Aword Derron Wilson Excellence in Morhemotics Mork Schechter Geometry Louren Conrod Dorin Perkins Doug Bor be r Algebra II Kristen Burnett Intro to Algebro Rick Bowling Perry Riley Algebro 1 Greg Whiroker Becky Gollowoy Chemistry 1 Niki Woods Accounting Niki Woods Alison Engle Angelo Wollerich Keyboording 1 Julie Rolston Shorthand Niki Woods HOME ECONOMICS Consumer Ed — Interpersonol Relationship Noncy Foremon Fomlly Heolth — Foods ond Nutrition Wode Kommln Textiles ond Clothing — Child Development Shelley Collohon Fomlly Living — Housing Ginger Turner MUSIC AWARDS CHORUS Outstanding Freshmon Kothy Suiters Outstonding Sophomores Jono Allen Joson Herzog Outstanding Junior Gino Moyfield Who's Who In Music Dove Barber Shelley Collohon Christy Story Technicol Crew Awords Jomes Brockwoy Terry Crowder Special Effort Aword Ed Kent OAND John Phillip Souso Angel Winters Louis Armstrong Jozz Aword Tim Gee Arlon Foundorion Aword Dove Borber Fronk D Conlin Memorial Bond Aword Cindy Sires VOCATIONAL WELDING ATTENDANCE AWARD — 6 yeors Tlno Clork YEARBOOK Phorogrophy Aword Terry Crowder Editor Aword Joyne Ann Corter DRAMA Junior Ploy Kent Minnerte Down Ephlin Suson Freese Ed Kent Mott Ohl Senior Ploy Kelly Johnson Lewis Pointer Chris Smoll Brod Mitchell Dove Borber Brod Bilslond U.S. ARMY Angelo Wollerich GIRLS STATE Tereso Denhort Amy Ricketts RICHARD HENRY LEE CHAPTER DAR HISTORY Niki Woods award CINNIE EVERLY VANDORN HISTORY Amy Ricketts MU EPSILON LAMBDA ENGLISH AWARD Derron Wilson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Grode 12 — 2 yeor member Stocy Abernothy Jon Almeros Kelly Johnson Mott Moudy Mike Myers Mork Schechter Ginger Turner Angelo Wollerich Derron Wilson Grode 12 — 1 yeor member Brod Bilslond Brod Mitchell Nyonne Perry Diono Peyton Cindy Sites Grode 11 Erin Conrod Tereso Denhort Alison Engle Suson Freese Becky Ives Wode Kommin Gino Moyfield Kent Minnerte Dorin Perkins Down Reed Amy Rennick Heidi Shomboch Jennifer Thomos CLASS SCHOLARSHIPS Freshmen Sophomores Junior Solutotorion Voledlctorions Brittony Abernothy Komi Bowling Kristen Burnett Cheryl Cooke Angelo Mortin Julie Rolston Kothy Ashton Doug Berber Jill Clowson Louren Conrod Becky Ives Mike Myers Angelo Wollerich Mork Schechter SCHOLARSHIPS Rose-Hulmon Honors Scholorship Hoosier Scholors Indiono Store University Acodemic Scholorship Indiono Stote University Scholorship IVTC Vice-President Scholorship Aword President s Scholorship — Fronklin College Notionol Pulliom Scholorship Jomes E. Cosey Scholorship Purdue University Athletic Scholorship Purdue Cerriflcores of Recognition USMC Distinguished Athlete Presidentiol Acodemic Fitness Awards 1987-dB Founrain-Worren Bi-County Athletic Scholorship Hillyer Bonebroke Ringer Scholorship Idoville Alumni Scholorship Mork Schechter Mike Myers Mork Schechter Kelly Johnson Tim Gee Brion Smith Jon Almeros Jon Almeros Jon Almeros Angelo Wollerich Stocy Abernothy Derron Wilson Mon Moudy Angelo Wollerich Angelo Wollerich Jon Almeros Stocy Abernothy Mott Moudy Brod Mitchell Mike Myers Derron Wilson Angelo Wollerich Mork Schechter Brod Brooks Mike Myers Cindy Sites Academics 27 CHS Sports” 1987 Football In rebuilding rhe year with six seniors ond only four of rhem having four years of high school football experience. Head Coach Randy Tolley managed ro finish rhe season with 3 wins ond 6 losses. Their conference record was 3-4. The highlight of the season was rhe victory over Turkey Run to win the homecoming. The players chosen for WRC All-Conference were Senior Defensive Linemon Brad Snoddy ond Junior Wide Receiver Rusty Gray. Those players selected for Bi-County were Seniors Joe Coffing, Brod Snoddy. ond Steve Cunningham, Junior Rusty Gray, ond Sophomore Andy Brewer. Sophomore Josh Porkhursr wos chosen Most Improved. Sophomore Andy Brewer received the Lions Club Tackle award. Two of the top owords, Most Valuable Player ond Offensive Linemon oword were given to Senior Joe Coffing. The Captains were Brad Snoddy ond Joe Coffing. Above: The Trojan Defense is set for another attempt at wiping out the Warriors. WIDE WORLD OF Delow: Trojon Andy Brewer recovers the boll os his teammates block the Warriors. cov OPPONENT 6 North Montgomery 31 7 Rockville 28 28 Fountain Central 12 14 Seeger 16 34 Turkey Run 0 6 North Vermillion 47 19 South Vermillion 21 24 Attica 13 7 Sec. — Attica 21 28 Sports First Row. Left to Right: Drod Brooks. Drod Dilslond. Joe Coffing, Steve Cunninghom, Brod Snoddy. Toby Booe. Second Row: Oorren Freed. John McCormick. Ed Kent. Scott Booe. Mike Holmes. Kent Minnette. Rusty Groy. Guy Brocken. Rick Bowling, Greg Bennett. Bill High. Denver Abernofhy. Third Row: Herb King, Rondy Tolley. Steve Seyfert, Rob Clodfelder. Mork Coffing, Andy Brewer. Derek Bowling. Chris Marxmiller, Josh Porkhurst. Dave Conrad. Garth Kagels. Charlie Roarks. Jack Hunter. Last Row: Brent Bilsland. Jason Delp. Troy Watt. Bob Fairchild. Rick Booe. Chad Holmes. Mike Pelkey. Chad McMahan. Wayne Bruce. Dan Hall. Left: Joe Coffing stands on the sidelines anxiously awaiting a touchdown. Above: Coach Tolley odds to the school spirit by giving a few encouraging words at the Homecoming pep session. Sports 29 Above left: Junior Rusty Groy ood Sophomore Andy Brewer leod the Trojons on o defensive tackle. Above: Junior Rusty Groy runs for the winning touchdown in the Homecoming game. Left: Coach Tolley gives the team a pep folk during the Homecoming gome. Opposite page Top left: Junior Guy Bracken struggles for more yardage with the help of Junior Rusty Groy and Senior Joe Coffing. Opposite page Top right: The Trojans show their team effort to bring down the opponent. Opposite page Bottom left: Junior Guy Bracken cuts up field for o touchdown. I 30 Sports Sports 31 Boy's Tennis Teom Hos Record Breaking Year The Covington High School Boy's Tennis Teom ended their season with o winning 12 0 record. The teom cooched by Terry Field, ond led by Senior coproins Chris Smoil ond Tim Gee. combined efforts to eorn o record number of wins in o season (12). Eric Asbury. who was voted most voluoble. contributed to the season os well Covington s Wobosh River Conference record was 4-2 for this yeor Eric Asbury wos voted on the All-Conference teom by oreo cooches ond represented Covington ot the All-Conference banquet The coveted Roy Derringer Sportsmonship Award went to Chris Smoil This oword is given to the ployer who displays sportsmonship ond o great overoll outlook on the gome. The 1967 Most Improved Award went to Freshmon Paul Drollinger. Seniors Brod Mitchell ond Tim Gee were awarded with All Bl-County Doubles medals. Lettermen for this yeor ore Eric Asbury. Chris Smoil. Tim Gee. Brod Mitchell. Derron Wilson. Mott Tuggle, ond Dusty Goodwin. Front Row: Paul Drollinger. Joson Mullendore. Greg Hickmon, Troy Abernathy. Mo ft Tuggle. Eric Asbury. Joson Hise. Second Row: Coalh Terry Field. Tim Gee. Brod Mitchell. Chris Smoil. Derron Wilson. Mott Ohl, Dusty Goodwin. The teom proved to be one of the best of oil time We challenged ourselves os well os our opponents. Next yeor looks promising for all returning players.” Chris Smoil Junior Eric Asbury who wos honored with the All Bi-County Singles Aword ond finished the year 14-9, gets some advice from Coach Terry Field. This year s Varsity teom wos the best I've ever ployed on. Everyone wos close in tolenr ond that's whor mode us so hard to bear. I hope next year's teom does os well. Tim Gee 32 Sports I wos very honored to be port of this reom. Our seoson wos o complete success. We reolly come together os o reom os the seoson went on. Brod Mitchell OPPONENT SCORE Fountain Centrol 3-2 Rockville 1-4 Attico 4-1 South Vermillion 1-4 Benton Central 4-1 Turkey Run 4-1 Fountoin Centrol 4-1 Benton Centrol 4-1 Seeger 4-1 Attico 4-1 Seeger 4-1 Turkey Run 5-0 McCutcheon 3-2 Lofoyerre Central Catholic 4-1 West Lofoyerre 0-5 My first ond lost tennis teom proved to be one experience ofter onother. Nor only wos the reom fun to be o port of. it olso rought me importonr quolities such os responsibility ond reom os well os in-dividuol ploy. Derron Wilson Junior Eric Asbury is displaying the rolenr rhor won him second place in the Wabash River Conference Tennis Tournament. Sports 30 Cross Country The 1987 Cross Country reom, cooched by Noncy Gowrys, finished with o winning seoson. Led by co-coproins Brad Allen and Mike Myers, the reom finished with eight wins ond six defeats ond o 5-4 conference record. Those players who earned owords were: Brad Allen, most valuable player, Mike Myers, mental attitude award ond Mark Poinrer, most improved player. Mark also finished fourth in WRC ond Cindy Sites finished fourth which earned rhem both All Conference honors. Cindy Sires, Lynerre Welsh, ond Jenny Coffing oil finished os medal winners in the See-ger Invitational. Above: From Left to Right, First Row: Cindy Sites. Chris Goedel. Mike Myers, Drod Alien, Lewis Pointer. Second Row: Ms. Noncy Gowrys, Lynette Welsh. Jenny Coffing, Rondy Hankins. Mark Pointer. Steve Kovocic. Manager Terry Crowder. Richie Toylor. Below: After finishing the Seeger Invitational. Sophomore Lynette Welsh shows the strain of a hard race. Opponent Score Benton Central 41-56 South Newton 41-08 Crowfordsville 36-66 North Vermillion 06-16 Rockville 29-00 Riverton Pork 29-0 North Montgomery 42-70 North Vermillion 42-21 Seeger 22-05 Bismorck-Hennlng Invitotionol 4th Ploce North Vermillion Invitotionol 4th Ploce South Vermillion 08-26 Rockville 06-56 South Vermillion 37-19 WRC 3rd Ploce Sourhmont 45-15 Rockville 45-68 34 Sports Above top: Senior Cindy Sires is being assisted by her father Greg Sites and Senior Drad Mitchell after coming in 8th in the Seeger Invitational. Above right: Sophomore Mark Painter finishes strongly to a 4th place in the Wabash River Conference meet at Seeger. Above left: Senior Drad Allen moves up on a South Vermillion runner early on at the Wabash River Conference meet at Seeger. Sports 35 New Coach Wins Four Titles Firsr year coach Angelo Runge, and assistant coach Shelly Clark guided the Lady Trojans to a Varsity record of 22-7. The Varsity won the conference with a record of 7-1. The Junior Varsity finished the seoson with o record of 14-5. Voted Most Valuable Player was the team captain Angela Wallerich. The Most Improved Players were Junior Varsity team members Alicia Rickerres and Dawn Rohm. The Varsity excelled by capturing four tournament titles. We hod o lot of chonges this post seoson but overall It wos pretry good. Angel Winters. Junior Penny Cofflng taps the boll ovet the net os teammate Senior Moigaret Herman looks on. Varsity Volleyball Covington Opponents 15-14-15 Vest Vigo 6-16-7 10-15 South Montgomery 15-17 15-15 Central Catholic 3-6 4-10 Lafayette Jeff 15-15 15-13-12 Turkey Run 2-15-15 7-15-7 North Montgomery 15-10-15 15-15 Benton Central 12-11 15-15 Fountain Central 5-7 14-15-15 Seeger 16-3-6 15-15 South Vermillion 12-6 12-15-15 North Vermillion 15-13-9 15-14-10 Harrison 13-16-15 15-15 Riverton Porke 5-12 15-15 Crowfordsville 10-0 11-9 West Lafayette 15-15 15-15 Rockville 1-1 15-15 Rossville Alvin 4-7 15-15 Artico 5-0 Senior Nyonne Perry shows perfect form offer setting the boll. 36 Sports Senior Angel Winters prepores to spike the boll into the opponent s territory. Senior Angelo Wollerich performs another crowd-pleasing spike in the match against Seeger. These post four years of ploying volleyball were o great experience. Angelo Wollerich Front Row: Margaret Herman. Angelo Wollerich. Angel Winters. Alison Engle. Nyonne Perry. Row 2: Manager Cinda Gee, Becky Ives. Penny Coffing. Erin Conrad, Natalie Honson, Amy Ricketts. Manager Jennifer Orr. Back Row: Coach Angelo Runge. Jill Clawson. Susan Freese, Jennifer Thomas. Coach Shelly Clark, Manager Emily Bowers. Junior Alison Engle taps the ball over the net os three of her teammates look on in the match against Seeger. 37 Junior Vorsity Follows Winning Trodition The Junior Vorsiry followed rhe rro-dirion of rhe Vorsiry volleyball reoms by defeoring West Lofoyerre, Lofo-yerre Jeff, Lofoyerre Cenrrol Carholic, ond Harrison. The ream's season record wos 14-5 ond rhe conference record wos 6-2. Junior Vorsiry Coach Shelly Clark commenred on rhe good season ond oppreciored rhe girl’s hard work ond improvemenr. The season's Mosr Improved Player oword wenr ro Freshmen Down Rohm ond Alicia Rickerrs. Above: Freshman Karo Hunter displays her talents as o setter while Freshman Jessica Dunch prepares for the attack. Above right: Sophomore Jill Clawson goes up for the attack while Junior Jennifer Thomas looks on. Right: Bottom Row: Cherie Wafts, Solena Pierce. Susan George. Jennifer Thomas. Decky Gee. Robin Groleau. Lauren Conrad. Jill Clawson. Second Row: Jody Holiday. Karo Hunter. Jessica Dunch, Sarah Wright. Casey Dice. Kelly Newnum. Valli Stalter. Third Row: Alicia Ricketts. Cheryl Cooke. Kami Bowling. Lisa Crews. Shelly Dodson. Down Rohm. Top Row: Emily Bowers. Jennifer Orr. Cinda Gee. Coach Shelly Clork. 38 Sports Left: Freshmen Lisa Crews and Alicia Ricketts display o low technique to keep the ball in ploy. Delow: Freshman Sarah Wright attacks the Seeger defense while Sophomore Salena Pierce covers the area behind her. Dotrom left: Senior Angelo Wollerich signs for a full scholarship with Purdue to ploy volleyball os Cooch Runge. Mother Judy. Dad Charlie and basketball cooch Jack Hunter look on. JUNIOR VARSITY OPPONENTS SCORES T.H West Vigo Southmont Lafoyette Control Cot hoik Lafoyette Jeff Turkey Run North Montgomery Denton Cenrrol Fountoln Central Seeger South Vermillion Di-County Tourney Seeger North Vermillion Morrison Riverton Porke Crowfordsville West lofoyerte Rockville Rossvile Alvin Afttco Covington Opponents 15-9-15 1-1512 16-15 1613 15-4-15 11-155 15-5-15 12-155 15-10-15 61513 5-4 1515 150-15 11-157 1515 2-12 150-13 12-1515 15-15 50 15-6-7 4-1515 10-10 15-15 1515 66 157-15 7-155 156-15 5156 1512-15 9-156 1515 4-5 10-13 1515 1515 106 Sports 39 Wollerich Scores 1,000” The 1987-88 Lody Trojans, coached by Jock Hunter ond assisted by Shelly Clark, finished their season with a 14-7 record. There was a steady stream of improvement all through the year because of the girls' great work attitude. One of the major highlights of the year was when Angelo Wollerich, who was voted Most Valuable Player of the year for the fourth year, scored her 1,000th point of her coreer against Attica. The Lady Trojans, who finished the conference with a 4-4 record, were led by Senior captains Chris Moore ond Wollerich. Those earning o letter in basketball ore Seniors, Chris Moore and Angelo Wollerich; Juniors, Penny Coffing, Alison Engle, Susan Freese, Tiffany Grubb, ond Susan Lawson; ond Sophomores, Deckey Gee, Susan George, ond Cherie Worts. Earning Most Improved honors was Junior Varsity Freshman, Soroh Wright. Cooch Hunter summed up the season best when he said, They didn't achieve oil of their goals, but they were a coach's dream.'' Right: Sophomore, Jenny Coffing; Juniors, Tiffany Grubb ond Susan Freese; and Sophomore, Cherie Watts, watch intently as the Lady Trojans try to pull off a victory against Denton Central in the final game of the Sectional. Covington Opponent Score 55 West Vigo 31 54 North Montgomery 42 49 Seeger 42 34 South Vermillion 46 66 Rossville 44 67 Crowfordsville 59 52 Turkey Run 55 37 Riverton Parke 53 56 North Vermillion 59 43 Seeger (Holiday Tourney) 61 60 Africa 31 66 Rockville 49 53 Terre Houte South 59 57 Fountain Central 54 46 Central Catholic 34 66 North Vermillion 38 50 South Mont 40 60 Atrico 42 65 Seeger (Secrionol) 54 58 Founroin Cenrrol (Sectional) 45 62 Denton Centro! (Sectional) 73 First Row. Left to Right: managers Emily Dowers, Elisha Dunham, Cinda Gee, and Mandy Hunter. Middle Row: Susan Freese, Penny Coffing, Angelo Wollerich, Chris Moore, Alison Engle, and 40 Sports Susan Lawson. Dock Row: Coach Jack Hunter, Susan George. Cherie Watts. Decky Gee. Tiffany Grubb, Angie Derger, Jenny Coffing, and Asst. Coach Shelly Clark. Senior Angelo Wollerich. who wos picked for the Top 40 Tryouts in the stote. shows her jumping ability while she goes for two points inside. Left: Senior Chris Moore goes post o Denton Central player in the Sectional finals. Above: Coach Hunter gives advice in the huddle to the Lady Trojans. Sports 41 Coach Hunter explains his strategy during the sectional game. Cooch Hunter expresses sectional tension. Front Row: Cooch Jock Hunter. Down Rahn, Ronl Shuman. Soroh Wright. Koto Hunter, Lynette Welch. Assistant Coach Shelly Clark. Dock Row: Jenny Coffing. Angie Derger. Tiffany Grubbs. Liso Crews and Renee Robertson. Sports Trojan tons cheer for their team. Alison Engle fights for o rebound. Penny Coffing intimidates Denton Central’s Sheryl Klemme in a bottle Trojan crowd shows who their favorite team is. of the Redheads'' ot the sectional. Sports 43 Boy's Basketball '88 The 1988 Varsity Basketball Team finished with a winning season. The season record was 13-10 and the conference record was 7-1. The many season highlights were winning the Bi-County and the Wabash River Conference Title and the winning of the Sectional when they were behind by 11 points with 2:20 left to go. Another highlight was bearing Rockville when they were ranked 13th in the stare. Varsity captains were Rusty Goodwin and Brad Allen. Junior Varsity finished with a 6-14 season record and the Freshmen finished with a winning season of 14-3. Those who earned awards were Mark Ellis, Most Valuable Player on Varsity, and Troy Abernathy and Dusty Goodwin the Most Improved Player award. Junior Rusty Gray goes up (or o jump shot against o Seeger opponent. VARSITY — First Row: Trovls Field. Chris Goedel. Tyler Field. Second Row: Drod Allen, Kent Minnefte. Rusty Gray. Chris Smoil. Drod Orooks. Third Row: Cooch Terry Field, Tim Gee, Lewis Pointer. Rusty Goodwin. Mork Ellis. Gorth Kagels. Coach Herb King. 44 Sports Opponent We They Arrlco 60 50 Founroin Cenrrol 72 56 Cenrrol Corholic 66 67 Seeger 74 62 Turkey Run 75 66 Wesr Lofoyerre 76 93 Seeger 63 75 Founroin Cenrrol 60 69 McCurcheon 46 69 Demon Cenrrol 76 65 Rockville 57 55 Norrh Purnom 63 41 Sourhmonr 64 61 Norrh Vermillion 53 52 Clinron Proirie 72 70 Harrison 43 72 Sourh Vermillion 75 63 Riverton Porke 67 61 Crowfordsville 56 59 Norrh Monrgomery 77 66 Seeger 63 53 Norrh Vermillion 69 66 Loyfoyerre Jeff 51 67 Bi-County WRC Sectional Chomps '88 Above: Senior Drod Allen shoors o loy-up. Sports 45 JUNIOR VARSITY: First Row: Jeff Goylor. Rondy Hankins. Troy Abernathy. Mott Tuggle. Jim Noble. Manager Ryan Ellmore. Second Row: Jason Herzog, Colvin Shumaker, Garth Kagels. Jason Spring. Dusty Goodwin. Coach King. Head Coach Terry Field and Assistant Coach Herb King. Senior Drod Brooks cuts down the net after the Sectional Victory. 46 Sports FRESHMAN: First Row: Chod Pettit. Drent Dllslond. Chad McMahon. David Baxter. Jason Hise. Second Row: Coach Lucas, Michael Pelky. Troy Watt. Paul Drollinger. Bryan Blankenship. Wayne Bruce. Sports 47 WRESTLING Seniors. Steve Reynolds. Andy Dodson, and Joe Cofflng. 48 Sports Sports 49 1988 Wrestling Team Girl's Track Senior Cindy Sites goes for another victory in the 100 m dosh. Senior Angelo Wallerich high jumped 5'6 for o new record. Freshman Shelly Dodson pushes herself for a better time in the mile run. 50 Sports Bottom Row: Suson Freese. Amy Mink. Cindy Sites. Lynette Welsh. Jenny Coffing, Komi Bowling, Shelly Dodson, Cheryl Cooke. Top Row: Cooch Nancy Gawrys. Cooch Greg Grant, Rebecca Hooglond. Becky Gee. Becky Galloway. Angelo Wollerich. Joelle Spring. Marnie Hilton, Kora Hunter, Lisa Crews. Coach Larry Williams. Sophomore Becky Gee concentrates hard on her jump. Sports 51 Boy's Track Senior Toby Dooe strides for the finish. Freshman Drent Dilslond sprints the 200 meter run. 52 Sports Junior Rusty Gray jumps 20 feet 5 inches in the long jump. First Row. Left to Right: Randy Hankins. Mike Myers. Steve Reynolds, Woyne Bruce, Brent Bilslond, James Trahan, Bill High. Second Row: Steve Kovosic. Richie Taylor. Mark Pointer. Tom Combo. Jon McCormick. Andy Brewer, Mark McGaho, Rick Booe. Third Row: Coach Williams. David Jinkins. Toby Booe. Rusty Gray. Garth Kogles, Darrin Freed. Lewis Pointer. Brad Mitchell. Chris Goedel. Mark Ellis. Ron Hicks. Coach Gowrys. Coach Grant. Sports 50 Relay Teom members Jon McCormick. Steve Reynolds. Toby Booe. and Lewis Pointer Noble Qualifies for Regional This season rhe golf ream finished wirh o record of 0-12-1 and rhey placed sixth in the conference. Voted Most Valuable Player was Senior Mott Moudy. The Most Improved Ployer was Greg Bentley. The team was led by cooch Paul Schumperr and Mott Moudy wos rhe team captain. Lettermen were Mott Moudy, Don Noble, Zoch Hole, and Greg Bentley. Mott Moudy gained oil Bi-County honors by placing o competitive sixth place finish in the conference meet. Don Noble qualified to go to the regionals or Lofoyerre by finishing in the top three or the sectionals in Crawfordsville. Senior Mott Moudy putts to make the par. LEFT TO RIGHT: Greg Dentley, Coach Schumpert. Dan Noble. Drad Dilsland. and Zach Hale. 54 Sports Senior Drod Oilslond shows his putting form on the golf course. Sports 55 Trojans Break Even in Conference Baseball The Varsity ream ended their season with a record of 17-14 for regular season ploy, and they went 4-4 in the Conference, with the help of Coach Don Srampini and Assistant Coach Tom Lucas. Senior, Rusty Goodwin. was voted Most Valuable Player and voted Most Improved was freshman, Dan Hall. The Earl Strowser Award for the Highest Barring Average went to Junior, Kent Minnerre who had on average of .450. Rusty Goodwin won the Dick Ashton Award which is given for the Best Earn Run Average. Rusty's ERA was 2.20. The Sectional Team included all the letter winners listed below plus Steve Seyfert and Bob Kemp. Team captains were Seniors, Chris Smoil and Rusty Goodwin. The ream managers were, Robin Groleau, Kelly Newnum, Geoff Raines, and Greg Hickman. One of the highlights of the season was when the Varsity defeated Oakwood, IL which reached the final four in the Class A tournament in Illinois. Sieve Cunningham prepares to bunt to advance his teammates. Doug Boersmo tags out a Seeger baserunner during a conference game. Brad Brooks runs home and is about to be called safe due to an err by the catcher. LETTER WINNERS Steve Cunninghom Doug Boersmo Brad Brooks Rusty Goodwin Chris Smail Bill Haga Brad Snoddy Matt Ohl Matt Tuggle David Conrad Josh Parkhurst Derek Bowling Kent Minnerre Dusty Goodwin Jason Spring Mark Coffing Pitcher Bill Hoga fires another strike across the plate. 56 Sports Front Row: Steve Cunningham, Chris Small, Doug Boersma, Dill Haga. Drod Snoddy, Derron Wilson, Rusty Goodwin, Drad Brooks. Middle Row: David Conrad, Josh Parkhurst, Mark Coffing, Mott Tuggle, Kent Min-nette. Dock Row: Coach Don Stampini, Derek Dowling. Dusty Goodwin, Jason Spring, Matt Ohl, and Geoff Raines. Cov Schlormon 5-10 Cov McCutcheon 2-6 Cov Demon Cernrol OO •Cov Seeger 6-14 Cov Fountain Cernrol 1-2 Cov Oohwood IL 5-4 Cov Georgetown 20-2 Cov North Montgomery 0-15 Cov Donvitte IL 5-2 Cov Don vile. IL 1-10 Cov Coltin. IL 7-0 Cov Westville. IL 15-3 •Cov North Vermillion 0-9 Cov CrowfordsviRe 15-7 •Cov South VermSIton 2-11 Cov. West Vigo 11-6 Cov Southmonr 0-2 •Cov Turkey Run 12-0 •Cov Rockville 0-16 Cov Terre Houte North 6-10 •Cov Attico 7-1 Cov Seeger 6-4 •Cov Fountain Central 9-0 •Cov RivertorvPorke 11-2 Steve Cunningham smacks the ball for another base hit. Drad Brooks rounds third base with the help of a teammate's base hit. Rusty Goodwin, hoping for a home run. aims for the fence. Front Row: Michael Pelkey. Dryon Blankenship. Chad McMahon. Jason Mullendore. Todd Henderson. Dob Kemp. Dock Row: Jason Delp. Troy Watt, Steve Seyfert. Dan Hall. John Houser. Paul Drol-linger. Coach Lucas. Sports 57 Girls Softball Freshman Angie Berger displays her pitching ability that earned her a starting position on the teom. Junior Amy Ricketts strides to get on fist bose to ovoid being colled out. Senior Margaret Herman steals third bose. 58 Sports First Row: Morgoret Hermon. Condy Foster. Roni Shumon. Down Rohm. Jessico Poll. Middle: Angie Berger. Amy Ricketts, Suson Lowson. Gino Fye. Jennifer Thomos. Bock Row: Cooch Kemp. Alicio Ricketts. Tiffony Grubb. Cherie Worts. Gino Allen. Penny Coffing. Emily Bowers. Sophomore Cherie Worts connects with the boll for o bose hit. Junior Tiffany Grubb gets o hit in the gome against Attica. iMMt] Sports 59 Cheerleaders Freshmen: Bottom Row: Davon Reed. Middle Row: Angelo Junior Varsity: Bottom Row: Lauren Conrad. Becky Ives. Jill Clawson. Top Row: Kathy Ashton, Martin. Kami Bowling. Top Row: Brittany Abernathy, Alicia Salena Pierce. Jill Moore. Ricketts. Kristen Burnett. Varsity: Bottom Row: Teresa Denhart, Nyanne Perry, Kelly Johnson, Dawn Ephlin, Angel Winters. Top Row: Jon Stalcup. Eric Asbury, Jason Mullendore, Rob Woolwine. 60 Sports Over the post couple of yeors rhe school splrir or Covingron hos improved o greor deol, bur rhis yeor wos rhe besr. Ir oil srorred or DCA Summer Cheer Comp in Blooming-ron. Ind. when oil rhree squods ploced firsr in rhe finol comperirion winning rhe chonce ro compere in Howoii in December. The squods were nor oble ro compere due ro lock of funds, bur rhe rrophles, ribbons, new ideos ond greor memories were oil broughr bock ro srorr rhe 87-86 cheering seoson. The foorboll seoson consisred of vorying rem-perorures, bonfires, pep sessions, ond rhe winning of mony gomes. In November rhe cheerleoders rook o rrip ro o Holidome for o weekend ro work on donees, cheers, ond new ideos for rhe upcoming boskerboll seoson. The boskerboll seoson hod irs ups ond downs bur rhrough ir oil rhe cheerleoders srood behind rheir ream wirh spirir ond foirh. Because of rhe supporr. rhe ream, cheerleoders, ond fons oil ended up wirh on exciring win over Rockville, o revenging win over Norrh Vermillion, ond o miraculous comebock ro win rhe 1988 Secrionol Tirle. The 87-88 cheering seoson wos definirely one ro be remembered by rhe cheerleoders, guy cheerleoders, ond sponsor Marilyn Honkins. Top: The cheerleaders show rheir school spirir by dressing up in rheir besr nerd ourfirs for secrionol week. Above: The cheerleaders wish rhe foorboll ream good luck ar rhe homecoming pep season. kighr: Covingron High School cheerleaders show rheir spirir in rhe Poroworomi Parade. Sports 61 Tennis Team Gains First Winning Record This year was only the second season for girls tennis, bur they ended it with o winning record of 9-7, and went 2-3 in the conference. Most Valuable Player award went to Junior Alison Engle. The Most Improved Player award went to freshman 5o-roh Wright, ond Sophomore Kathy Ashton won the Sportsmanship Award. Alison Engle ond Kathy Ashton were the captains. The highlight of the season was finishing the year with o +9-7, o winning record in only our 2nd year of tennis. Kothy Ashton mokes another hard hit. Alison Engle shows a greot swing as she tries to earn another point. JUNIOR VARSITY: Front Row: Sarah Wright, Heidi Dickinson. Jill Clawson. Jana Allen, Laura Toledo. Dock Row: Trick) Davis, Angela Martin, Kothy Suiters. Drittany Abernathy, Coach Fields. Kristin Burnett. Heother McKinney, ond Davon Reed. 62 Sports Sports Banquets FALL BANQUET: Front Row: Joe Coffing. Co-Coproin. Offensive Lineman Award, M.V.P. — Football, Angelo Wollerich. Captain M.V.P. — Volleyball. Brad Allen. M.V.P. — Cross Country. Eric Asbury. M.V.P. — Tennis. Middle Row: Mark Pointer. Most Improved Runner — Cross Country. Alicia Ricketts, Most Improved — J.V. Volleyball. Alison Engle. Lions Club Serving Award — Volleyball. Margaret Herman Co-Caproin. Lions Club Serving Award — Volleyball. Down Rohm. Most Improved — J.V. Volleyball. Brod Snoddy. Co-Captain — Football. Back Row: Tim Gee. Honorary Captain — Tennis. Brod Mitchell. All Bi-County — Tennis. Chris Smail. Honorary Captain. Ray Deringer. Sportsmanship Award — Tennis. Mike Myers. Mental Attitude — Cross Country. Paul Drollinger. Most Improved — J.V. Tennis. Andy Brewer. Lions Club Tockle Aword — Football, Josh Parkhurst. Most Improved — J.V. Football. WINTER BANQUET: Front Row: Saroh Wright. Most Improved — J.V. Basketball. Angela Wallerich. Lions Club Free Throw. Co-Captain. M.V.P. — Basketball. Nyonne Perry. Captain — Cheerleod-ing. Bock Row: Troy Abernothy. Most Improved — J.V. Basketball. Steve Reynolds. M.V.P.. Co-Captain — Wrestling. Mark Ellis. M.V.P. — Basketball. Tim Gee, Lions Club Free Throw Award — Basketball, Angel Winters, Captain — Cheerleading, Jason Mullendore. Most Improved — Wrestling. Joe Coffing. Captain — Wrestling. Kelly Johnson, Captain — Cheerleading. SPRING BANQUET: Front Row: Alison Engle. Co-Captain. M.V.P. — Tennis. Sarah Wright. Most Improved — J.V. Tennis. Kothy Ashton. Roy Derringer Sportsmanship Award. Co-Captain — Tennis. Cindy Sites. Co-Captain. M.V.P. — Track. Lynetfe Welsh. Co-Captain — Track. Middle Row: Margaret Herman. Captain — Softball. Rondy Hankins. Mental Attitude — Track, Rusty Goodwin. All-Conference. Co-Captain, Dick Ashton Award, M.V.P. — Baseball. Kent Minnette. All-Conference, Highest Batting Average — Baseball. Chris Smail. Co-Coprain — Baseball. Gorth Kogels. Co-Captain — Track. Tiffany Grubb. M.V.P. — Softball. Back Row: Jamie Walter, Most Improved — Track, Toby Booe. Co-Captain. M.V.P. — Track. Matt Moudy. M.V.P. — Golf. Rusty Gray. Co-Coptoin. M.V.P. — Track, Angela Wallerich. Blanket Award. Sports 60 Brocken. Guy Coffing. Jill Coffing, Penny Conrod. Erin Crowder. Terry Denhorf. Tereso Dewlin, Nick Not Pictured: Dowling. Rick 64 Album Dickenson, Heidi Elliot, Mory Ellis. Mork Engle. Alison Ephlin. Down Everson. Tereso Finney. Kris Fleck, Mory Flores. Chris Foor. Michoel Foster. Candy Freese. Susan Goyler. Jeff Groy. Rusty Grubb, Tiffany Hale, Zach Hanson. Natalie High. Dill High. LeeAnn Hilton, Marnie Hoagland. Rebecca Holliday. Joe Holmes. Mike Holt. Cindy Hughes. Dill Ives. Decky Jacobs. Jason Kagels. Garth Album 65 Kommin. Wade Kent. Ed Kesner. Scoff Langley. Sharon Lanham. Monica Lawson. Suson Lisfer. Karen Livengood. Lyndo Long. Mike Mayfield. Gino McCormick. Jon McMasfers. Renee Minneffe. Kenf Miffon. Klouse Niccum. Nicole Noble. Don Ohl. Maff Povlick. Rod Perkins. Darin Persinger. Jodi Phelps. Dryan Poll. Jessica Ramsey. Donna Reed. Down Rennick. Amy Reynolds. Michelle 66 Album Sanders. Karen Shamboch. Heidi Shoaf. Shana Snyder. James Spring. Joelle Sfonton. Troy Stewart. Troy Swoney. Becky Taylor. Marietta Thomas. Jennifer Tucker. Vicki Walter, Jamie Whitaker, Becky Wilson. Eric Album 67 Abernathy, Denver Abernathy. Troy Allen. Jana Ashton. Kathy Barber. Doug Bowling, Derek Brewer. Andy Brown, Amie Bushue. Paul Byers, Melissa Coles, Fancle Callahan. Daniel Carnahan, Jamie Clark. Candy Clawson, Jill Clodfelder. Rob Coffing, Jennifer Coffing, Mark Conder. Cassie Conrad, David Conrad. Lauren Cum bow, Tom Deal. Matt Duncon, Brett Epperson. Ami 68 Album Epperson. Ron French, April Fye, Gino Gollowoy. Jennifer Gee. Becky George. Suson Groleou, Robin Grubbs. Mork Hankins. Randy Hendrickson, Nicki Herzog. Jason Hickman. Gregg Hise, Shannon Johnson, Sandy Keeling, Scott Keller. Lynette Kemp, Bob Kiger. Scott Kiger. Scott Lindquist, Clay Marxmiller. Chris McGaha. Mark McKinney. Heather Mink. Amy Moore. Jill Mullendore. Jason Niccum, Michelle Noble. Jim Osting, Jennifer Pointer, Mork Album 69 Parkhurst. Josh Pierce, Soleno Ping, Liso Rohm. Alvin Roines, Geoff Shumaker. Colvin Spring, Joson Spring. Shown Stolcup. Jon Stonebroker. Holly Toylor. Richie Thomos, John Tuggle, Mott Turner. Sherry Vincent, Drion Wogle. Trocy Watts. Cherie Welsh. Lynette Whittington. Louro Woodrow. Vicki Woods. KeKoa Woolwine. Loren Not Pictured: McElwoine, Tony Strowser, Carol 70 Album Sophomores Top Left: Lynette Welsh ond Shelly Dodson compete for o trock title. Middle Right: Cossie Conder hoppy to receive bolloons at school. Middle Left: Jenny Coffing concentrates on her Chemistry. Bottom Left: Lynette Welsh is baffled by the lunch the school serves. Abernothy. Drittony Allen. Kathy Baxter. David Bentley. Gregg Berger. Angie $ Bhakta. Priti Bilsland. Brent Blackburn. Bill Blankenship. Bryan Blizzard. Angela Booe. Rick Bowers. Emily Bowling. Kami Bruce, Wayne Bunch. Jessica Burnett. Kristin Not Pictured: Kris Abernathy 72 Album Cafes, Ronette Conner, Natasha Cooke. Cheryl Crews. Lisa Davis. Trick) Delp, Jason Dice, Casey Dodson. Shelly Drollinger. Paul Fairchild. Robert Ferguson. Emily Fergoson. Rebecca Foreman. Nancy Freed. Darrin Galloway. Becky Goodwin. Dusty Grubb. Brian Grubb. Keena Haga. Joe Hall. Danny Hammer, Tammi Henderson. Todd Hise. Jason Holliday. Christa Holliday. Jody Holmes. Chad Album 73 Houser, John Hunter, Kara Keeling, Melanie Kiger. Robin Kovacic. Steve Martin, Angela Martin. Justin Martin. Moriah Massey. Rebecca McMahan. Chad Newnum. Kelly Odenol. Carrie Oneal. Jenny Osborne. Shane Peormon. Gabe Pelkey, Michael Pettit. Chad Rohm, Dawn Ralston. Julie Ramsey. Karl Reed. Devon Reese. Rusty Ricketts. Alicia Ricketts. Tina Robertson. Renoe 74 Album Everyone hos o dreom, whether ir be o dreom of flying, swimming, or being o doctor. All dreoms ore imporront. Tick's dreom wos to moke it to high school. To leorn ond to be with friends. We con oil remember Tick's smiling foce, full of cheer. He helped us through the bod doys ond shored with us the good. We oil thought of Tick os the one person who hod no problems. But in o very short time we found out how mony problems he reolly hod. Our problem wos reolizing them. We never sow him suffer but we did reolize his poin. But knowing whor to do when he hod o bod doy wos whot we leorned from him in school. 'Couse soon we would be helping him with the bod doys, ond moking the good doys memoroble ones. Up until lost summer the thought of losing Tick wos the forthest thing from our minds. We knew the doy might come soon when we would lose o dear friend, o loved one, the one person who wos always there, someone we respected ond idolized. Because we could never imagine whor it wos like to be him. Those lost doys we were able to shore with Tick in ond out of school ore cherished ond he'll never be for from our minds or heorrs. I'm sure oil of us will love ond miss Tick very much. And os for his dreom, it come true. Born April 30, 1972 Died October 8, 1987 Written By Clossmore Keeno Grubb In Memory of Tick Sanders Russell, Susie Seyfert, Steve Shanks, Jason Short. Ed Shuman, Roni Stalter. Vali Suiters. Kathy Swoney. Potty Taylor, Andy Taylor, Phil Taylor, Scott Townsend. Chad Watt. Troy Whitaker. Greg Wright, Sarah Not Pictured Eric Wash Album 75 Faculty Judy Ashton — French Marilyn Decker — Guidance Pat Dush — English Shelly Clark — L.D. Jennifer Cole — Chorus Carolyn Davis — Home Economics Keith Davidson — Agriculture Terry Fields — Math Nancy Gawrys — Science Greg Grant — Social Studies Derry Hegg — English 76 Album Herb King — Business Tom Lucas — Moth Steve Meyerholtz — Social Studies Mark Miiach — Bond Paulo Partezana — Librarian Richard Partezana — Science Jacqueline Robertson — English, Latin Angie Runge — Math Don Stampini — English, Social Studies Nancy Thomson — Typing Randy Tolley — Business, P.E. Robert Waft — Industrial Arts Album 77 R. . 1JMMLm. — I wos born In Montgomery counr South Crowford itfe. tvVQjpduoted froiM rowfdrtBville High School in 1948 ond from Purdue University in 1952. I then morried Theresa in 1952, we e childrjm Hormed fpcJ? years onctTjgrvtk) 2 years in fte rmy, stationed in England, bollist meterolgy. I then returned honpenKDlBB for onor)i?t 18 yeorS,.£ efore I storte hing or Covington High School. been my pleasure To hove beenvbSseC)bj d' with the CaVi(UKj( nunity Sch Corperotion for the post 15 years. I h6$?Thor I've had o small port in influencing o few peoples lives. ; you, avidsoi Administration Tom Mitchell, Principal Len Orr, Athletic Director, Assistant Principal Merrill Randles, Guidance and Athletic Secretary Janet Peyton, General Office Secretory Keith Cleveland, Guidance Counselor Judy Gee, Extra Curricular Treasurer Marilyn Dixon, School Nurse Deb Dunnell. Office Aide School Board Members: Bob Wright, President, Dale Cates, Kip White, Charlotte McKinney, Mark Wilson Marilyn Hankins, Office Aide Mary Hoagland, Cafeteria Manager Earl Peyton, Maintenance Supervisor Album 79 What Would We Do Without Them ... Dus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Pritchard. Frank Allen. Linda Kesner. Jeff Allison. Wolf Murray. Peggy Murray. Harry George Ratcliff. Wick Dowling, and Dud Warrick. Cooks LEFT TO RIGHT: Mory Hoagland, Charlotte Dodine, Gloria Finney. Dorb White. Cheryl Watts. Donnie Mes-sick. Mary Reynolds. Judy Wallerich. and Karen Ashley. 80 Album Seniors •family Ties” 82 Nikki Darker Dodie Barnetf Donnie Bodine Seniors Doug Doersma Julie Booe James Drockwoy Toby Booe Brod Brooks Jason Bunch James Chapman Joanthan Cook Angie Cadman Shelley Callahan Tina Clark Barf Crowder Joe Coffing Charley Crowder Rob Davis Clint Deal Andy Dodson Jayne Ann Carter Brad Cole Steve Cunningham Seniors 83 fhe Best Sexiest, Angel Winters and Brad Allen meras Most Likely to Succeed, Angelo Wollerich and Jon Al Squirreliesf, Christy Story and Dove Barber Most Musical, Cindy Sites and Tim Gee Most Outspoken. Steve Cunningham and Polly Hegg 64 Seniors Class Clown, Mark Woolwine and Angie Cadman Most Popular, Angela Wallerich and Rusty Goodwin Best Personality, Cindy Sites and Chris Goedel Most Trustworthy, Jimmy Chapman and Ginger Tur ner Most Athletic, Angela Wallerich and Brad Allen Robert Doss Andy Galloway Dilly Haga 86 Seniors James Haga Jimmy Ellis Richard Gibbs Tim Hall Polly Hegg Jeff Edwards Tim Gee Michelle Hammer Becky Fleck Jami Hendrickson Margaret Herman Amy Hudson Ron Hicks Tony Jacobs Ted Latoz Chris Moore Roxie LaFoe Dart Montgomery Bart Hilge David Jinkins Brooke Leak Mick Morton Dawn Hollingsworth Kelly Johnson Brad Mitchell Seniors 87 Best Dressed, Brad Snoddy and Brooke Leak Biggest Flirt, Bill Hoga and Down Hollingsworth Biggest Brown Noser, Brad Brooks and Nyonne Perry Laziest, Nikki Barker and Jeff Edwards Biggest Moocher, Julie Booe and Brad Snoddy Most Artistic, Angel Winters and Joy Haga Seniors 89 The Best of 1988 Worst Driver, Ben Tuggle and Brook Leak Best Body, Steve Reynolds and Chris Moore Best Couple, Joe Coffing and Angie Codmon Diana Peyton Michael Phelps Sherry Pridemore Cindy Rohm Robbie Reese Steve Reynolds Jeff Richardson Mark Schechter 90 Seniors Cindy Sites Christopher Smail Mott Moudy Mike Myers Lewis Pointer Nyonne Perry Derron Wilson Angel Winters Mark Woolwine Melissa Woolwine Rob Woolwine Seniors 91 Brad Bilsland (Sgt. Devine), Ted Latoz (General Hamilton Hammond), and Brad Brooks (Rodor O'Reilly) ham It up by singing On Broadway'' to three visiting dancers. Chris Small pretends to be the Great White Hunter while Margaret Herman (Cpt. Bridget McCarty) inquires about the heat in Korea. 92 Seniors Senior Play On November 13rh and 14fh, 1987, the senior class performed rhe comedy ploy M A 5 H. The setting is the compound of the 4077 Mobile Army Surgical Hospital in Korea. The time of this ploy is o period of many months during the Korean conflict. The ploy centers around the lives of doctors ond nurses of the 4077th. It has o main focus on Howkeye and Duke ond their attempts to get out of the ormy and to help a young Korean boy, Ho Jon. get on education in the U.5. In one of the most exciting scenes the medical troop performs o fronkenstein operation on the suicidal Wolf, in hopes that he will come out of his depression. The jokes that Duke ond Hawk-eye ploy on Frank Burns helps to moke this production hilarious. The famous mileage sign of the M A S H unit. Chris Small (Howkeye) ond Kelly Johnson (Hot Ups) discuss their problems within the M A S H unit. Cost General Hamilton Hammond. Private Boone................ Lt. Col. Henry Bloke......... Sgt. Devine.................. Frank Burns sportscaster's voice Trapper John................. Ugly......................... Radar O'Reily................ Howkeye Pierce .............. Duke......................... Ho Jon....................... Copt. Bridget McCarthy....... Lt. Louise Kimble............. Lt. Nancy Phillips............ Hot Lips Agnes................ Father Mulcahy................ Private Lopoz ................ Dean Matthew Lodge............ Speorchucker.................. Wolf Woldowski................ Lt. Janice Fury............... Korean Woman 1............... Korean Woman 2............... Congresswoman Goldforb........ Miss Randozzle ............... Mitzl......................... Frlfzl........................ Lt. Connie Liebowitz.......... Mojor Ruth Haskel............. Director...................... Student Director.............. ......Ted Lotoz James Brockwoy . . . Lewis Painter Brod Bilslond . . Dove Barber .... Jason Bunch .......Tim Gee ... Brod Brooks .....Chris Smoil Brod Mitchell .... Jon Almeras Margaret Hermor Angela Wallerich .... Christy Story . . . Kelly Johnson .....Mike Myers ......Ted Lotoz Mart Moudy . . Derron Wilson . Steve Reynolds .....Cindy Sites . . Jayne Carter . . . Roxie Lafoe . . Robbie Reese Shelley Callahan . . . Nyonne Perry Jomi Hendrickson . . Nikki Barker ... Amy Hudson . Joyce Hughes . Diana Peyton 93 Foreign - w. taieu cll v-S ) bfc ' in. Moos- Ami DOM. REK ' • PUE3- C onetland Is.j Orkney. Is.-. Hebrides UNITED | Glasgow KINGDOM IRE Stocked North CO DENMAR1 Sea 1 (0. , 0g acn .vWw gerin. E''9- Jn. parjg Any 0 vf RANCEjSv JBiscay m ?. Finis ter re '■___Marseille v vTi; fY Mr Af-JNP .h Madrid-J Rofria n ?”TUCm ® K . .Icrnn Lisboa Pj)SP v • f K.0“' M ,1 Stf ° Madeira M NARY IS —f I iSp.) t |V Aiun -_Ci_sneros C. Blanco Nouakchott __ r arrakec Exchange In 1986 I applied in West Germony to become on exchange student After writing applications and going to interviews I finolly got occepted, to go to the United States Then in Moy last year I got the first letter from my host fomily. the Crowders. On August 7. I flew from Frankfurt. Germony to Indionopolis From that doy on my life changed rapidly I came into a new fomily. o new town My city has 140.000 people so thot was quite a chonge. o new school ond I hod to adopt to a new way of life. But alreody ofter a few weeks my longuoge got better ond the longer I was here the more I enjoyed — ond still do — America, the Country of the unlimited possibilities’ os it is colled in Germony When the school started I joined the Cross Country teom ond I still hove the best memories from this time. Thanks to oil who were on the teom for their help ond support thot mode this Cross Country season o great experience for me. During the footboll ond bosketboll season I learned o lot about these sports ond I think I understand the rules pretty good now Throughout this post yeor, I reolly learned o lot obout Americo, its people ond its woy of life But I olso leorned o lot about myself, my volues, ond my life I hope everybody will hove the possibility in their life to go to other countries ond meet other people I wont to soy special thanks to Kim. Terry. Paul, ond Goil Crowder for being such o nice ond operv heorred fomily who mode this yeor very special for me Thonks to oil my friends from Covington I'll miss you! Christian Goedel Morignonestrosse 7 0180 Wolfsburg 1 West Germony Amo Amigos To study o yeor in the United States, for me is Uke o short ond pretty dreom. on full of new experiences ond I wont to tell my interesting dreom. becouse o pomcipofe in it First, when I rook the oirptone in August 24. 1987. it oM begon with o short flight in which I was thinking of o I left behind ond ok thot I'm going to encounter A new fomdy ond o new longuoge for the first doy The second doy in dosses of Covington High School, where I would meet new friends ond teochers. At first it was o little difficult to odjusr to oil this, but In o couple of months I felt much better, becouse oil ore friendly to me ond I begon to core obout them I wont to soy I hove dtfficult moments but these ore short compared to oM the hoppy moments I hove I hove hod the opportunity of raising vonous courses of on in afternoons ond obo being in the Junior Achievement, in o smo world of business, where I leorn o lot Abo I hove the opportunity to be ot Indiono Christian Youth Convention ond I think it b very inter estmg One more importonr thing in being on exchange student, b in o woy It helps to meet others ond Join different countries ond to leorn obout other countries' culture Another experience I hove b going to American footboll gomes, bosketboll, homecoming, senior ploy, potties ot oil I hove o great time F molly I wont to soy thonks. first to my fomily. Bob ond Elio Spring, sisters, friends ond teochers for oN your pone nee ond help, ond for helping me to hove one of my best years In the United States I hope you con visit Mexico some time ond leorn obout us. ond our culture I'm going to mbs you o loti Sincerely. Louro Toledo louro Toledo Ign. Zorogoza 1350 Nte Los Mochb. Smoloo Mexico I con't tell the end of the dreom. becouse our friendship will never hove one 96 Seniors Graduation 1988 Seniors 97 Vice President Kelly Johnson GRADUATION '88 On Saturday, May 28, 1988 Commencement exercises were held. This year it was the first rime that graduation was held on the football field or the Complex. The Invocation was given by Kelly Ann Johnson. Stephen LeRoy Reynolds gave the Welcome speech. The Salutatory Address was given by Michael David Myers and the Voledictory Addresses were given by Mark Nathan Schechrer and Angela Joan Wallerich. Polly Sue Hegg introduced the guest speaker who was Congressman John Myers, also a graduate of Covington. Principal Thomas Mitchell presented the Class of 1988 and Superintendent Dr. Nelson Miller presented the diplomas. To end the evening Christine Ellen Moore gave the benediction. Class Motto In learning we have shored. In shoring, we have found friendship, In friendship we hove found ourselves. Brad. Matt, and Jason await the big moment. Congressman John Myers gives the Commencement Address. The Graduating Class of 1988 98 Seniors These balloons were among hundreds set off with the Announcement of the Graduating Class of 1968. Service 99 1988 Prom King ond Queen Tim Gee and Cindy Sites 100 Events Time of My Life” The rheme of the 1988 Prom was I've hod rhe Time of My Life. The Prom was held or rhe Beef House ond was hosred by rhe Junior class. Junior class Presidenr was Suson Freese ond rhe class sponsors were Jennifer Cole ond Marilyn Whittington. Seniors Tim Gee ond Cindy Sires were crowned King ond Queen of rhe 1988 Prom. Juniors Zoch Hole ond Mornie Hilton were chosen Prince and Princess. The colors for rhe evening were Peoch and Teol. Fun in rhe Sun was rhe rheme for rhe After Prom hosred by rhe Junior ond Senior parents. There wos o Lip Sync con-rest, Umbo contest ond tricycle races. The students were served free food ond participated in many gomes. Top: Prom Is o good time for friends to get together. Above: Zoch Hole ond Mornie Hilton show thelt excitement of being crowned Prince ond Princess. Above Right: Sophomore Jono Allen ond Senior Lewis Pointer enjoy each other s company ot the Prom. Right: Students enjoy the dinner ot the Beef House. Events 101 Top: Friends enjoy each other's company at the Prom. Above: Senior Drad Allen ond his dote smile for the camera. Right: Senior Chris Geodol and Sophomore Lynette Welsh give the cameraman a smile while they share a dance. 102 Events Fun in the Sun! Top Left: Juniors Rusty Gray. Erin Conrad, and Heidi Dickinsen perform We Wear Short Shorts'' in the Lip Sync Contest. Top Right: Junior Mike Holmes struggles to finish in the tricycle races. Above: Seniors Mike Myers and Rusty Goodwin display their talents in the Lip Sync Contest. Right: Junior Brian Phelps competes in the Lip Sync Contest at the After Prom. Events 103 A Broadway Melody This year's 1988 Spring Show A Broadway Melody'’ was a success. Many acrs and great talents were displayed throughout the show. Taking only two weeks to prepare, we were on a busy schedule. Practices went after school a half hour for each act you were in. Most of the songs and acts performed were up and entertaining. The band played in between acts and kept the audience going with all kinds of music. The Spring Show was an enjoyable evening and made many people proud. 104 Events Senior Ted Lotoz ond Sophomore Joson Herzog set the crowd off with the Blues Brothers. Sophomores Jono Allen ond Joson Herzog sing o duet In the Spring Show. Events 105 The Covington High School Bond performing ot the 1968 Spring Show. Junior Ploy On March 11th and 12rh the Junior doss performed the dromo comedy ploy Prime Time Crime. The setting is o mansion colled Shropshire Manor. The problems or the mansion start when o phantom arrives. The Phantom begins killing people off one by one. The victims ore the heirs of the family fortune. The Shropshires decide they need help in catching the Phantom so they hire detectives. These detectives each hove their own ideas for catching the Phantom, some more effective than others. They finally catch the Phantom ot o costume party ond it turns our the Butler did it so his daughter could inherit the fortune without the problems from others. The Junior class worked hard ot making this production both exciting ond funny. Marie (Dawn Ephlin) describes the situation with the Phantom at Shropshire Manor to David James (Kent Minnette). David (Kent Minnette), Vivian (Teresa Denhart), and Abigail (Dawn Reed), look over the body Kojocket (Brian Phelps) gives Jive Eddie (Ed of Tony (Etic Asbuty) ond discuss his drinking problem. Kent) the third degree before arresting him. 106 Events Left: Hong Su (Suson Freese) demonstrotes her korote skills for the oudience. Below: Jive Eddie (Ed Kent) holds o famous ballerina (Condy Foster) hostage. The Charlies Anklets (Rebecca Hooglond, Erin Conrad, and Heidi Dickenson) disguise themselves os geiger counters while trying to catch a thief. Jive Eddie Ed Kent DaBertno Condy Foster Scogney Heidi Shocnboch Spocey Don no Ramsey Kojocket Dnon Phelps Sorbtao Heidi Dickenson Nellie Rebecco Hooglond Dill Erin Conrod Notasho Jessica Poll Noborlnski Jenntfer Thomas Hong Su Suson Freese Able Gino Allen Su kJoI girl Morme Hilton Dorroro Ed Kent Mone Shropshire Down Ephkn Abigail Down Reed DovkJ Jomes Kent Mmnette Tony Eric Asbury Vlvlon Teresa Denhort Arthur Dorln Perkins Kothryn Alison Engle Chives Mott ON Constoble Donner Oecky Ives Reggie Greg Dennett Security Guords Mike Holmes Nicki Niccum PoWcewomon Shoron Langley The Phantom Rusty Gray Student Directors Gina Moyfield Amy Ricketts Events 107 First Row, Left to Right: Derron Wilson, Mike Myers, Drod Mitchell. Lewis Pointer. Drod Brooks, Andy Brewer, Greg Bennett. Second Row: Rusty Goodwin, Chris Smoil. Toby Booe. Drod Dilslond, Dill Hughes. Notolie Honson. Eric Asbury. Nyonne Perry. Down Ephlin, Eddie Beavers. Zoch Hole. Mark Ellis. Third Row: Brod Snoddy. Jon Almeros, Kelly Johnson. Mott Moudy. Tim Gee. Cindy Sites. Margaret Herman, Angelo Woilerich, Steve Cunningham. Chris Moore. Angel Winters, Alison Engle. Suson Lawson. Penny Coffing. Fourth Row: Kothy Ashton. Teresa Denhort. Bryan Phelps, Matt Tuggle. Joelle Spring. Jenny Coffing. Becky Gee. Amy Ricketts. Jennifer Galloway. Jodi Persinger. Lauren Conrad. Lynette Welsh. Fifth Row: Mark Painter. Randy Hankins, Richie Taylor, Jon Stalcup, Kent Minnette. Erin Conrad. Down Reed. Suson Freese. Sixth Row: Garth Kagels. Mott Ohl. Mark Coffing, Denver Abernathy, Dan Noble. Scott Booe. Jeff Goylor, Ed Kent. 108 Clubs Spanish First Row. Left to Right: Jon Almeros. Nyonne Perry. Troy Abernathy. Cindy Sites. Joson Bunch. Joelle Spring. Volli Stolter. Second Row: Josh Porkhurst. Shone Osbourne. Kent Min-nette. Diono Peyton. Margaret Herman. Natalie Hanson. Sharon Langley. Rebecca Hoagland. Third Row: Chod McMahan. Jason Delp, Michelle Reynolds. Amie Drown, Gina Fye. Laura Whittington. Karen Sanders. Lynette Welsh. Amy Mink. Fourth Row: Bryan Blankenship. James Brockway. Brad Bilsland, Nick Dewlen. Jeff Gaylor, Stacy Abernathy, Zoch Hole. Richie Taylor. Mrs. Robertson. French First Row: Dusty Goodwin. Jana Allen, Mike Myers. Kathy Ashton, Jennifer Glloway. Kelly Johnson. Chris Smoil. Brad Brooks, Mrs. Ashton. Second Row: Jon Almeros, Nyonne Perry, Jason Bunch. Margaret Herman. Julie Dooe. Angie Cadmon, Derron Wilson, Matt Moudy. Angel Winters. Steve Cunningham, Angela Wollerich. Chris Moore, Brad Mitchell, Brad Bilsland, Cindy Sites, Tina Clork. Jayne Ann Carter. Third Row: Lewis Pointer, Dove Barber, Mark Schecter, Robbie Reese, Marnie Hilton, Joelle Spring, Natalie Hanson, Sharon Langley, Jessica Poll. Heidi Shombach. Amy Ricketts, Jill Coffing, Gina Mayfield, Becky Ives, Dawn Ephlin. Lauren Conrad, Amie Epperson, Sherry Pridemore. Fourth Row: Dawn Reed, Alison Engle, Kent Minnette, Susan Lawson, Heather McKinney. Saleno Pierce, Nicki Hendrickson, Amy Mink. Alicia Ricketts, Candy Foster, Niki Woods, Lee Ann High, Nikki Niccum. Holly Stonebreaker. Jill Moore, Jamie Carnohon. Kristin Burnette. Fifth Row: Becky Gee. Robin Groleou, Matt Tuggle. Mark Coffing. Robert Clodfelder, Erin Conrad, Jennifer Thomas. Penny Coffing, Jodi Persinger, Dove Conrad. Komi Dowling. Emily Ferguson. Priti Dhakata. Susan Freese, Susan George. Angela Martin. Sixth Row: Garth Kagels. Jenny Coffing, Ed Kent. Bryan Phelps, Jon Stalcup. Becky Galloway, Angie Berger. Roni Shuman, Mariah Martin, Lynette Welsh, Trlcia Davis, Kathy Suiters, Becky Massey. Tammi Hammer. Renoe Robertson, Jodi Holiday, Shelly Dodson. Seventh Row: Don Noble. Josh Parkhurst. Jason Mullendore, Jill Clawson, Andy Brewer, Derek Bowling. Mark Painter, Tommy Cumbow. Chod Holmes, Paul Drollinger. Michael Pelkey. Brent Bilsland, Andy Taylor. Cheryl Coake. Casey Dice, Davon Reed, Brittany Abernathy. Eighth Row: Jomie Walters. Kirk Age, Randy Hankins, Denver Abernathy, Brett Duncan. Mark Grubbs. Paul Bushue, Calvin Shumaker. Matt Ohl. Steve Seyfert, Scott Taylor, Keeno Grubb, Greg Whitaker. Chad Pettit, Sarah Wright, Jessica Bunch, Vicki Woodrow, Lisa Ping, Sherrie Turner, Michelle Reynolds, Danny Hall. Clubs 109 Office and Teacher Aides Office Aides: Bottom Row: Faith Robbins. Nikki Niccum. Brooke Leak, Brad Mitchell. Natalie Hanson. Sharon Langley, Heidi Dickenson, Brad Snoddy, Charley Crowder, Dawn Hollingsworth. Andy Dodson. Steve Reynolds. Second Row: Teresa Everson, Monica Lanham, Dave Barber. Dave Conrad, Troy Abernathy. Candy Foster. Thod Taylor. Ginger Turner. Angie Cadman. Top Row: Cindy Holt. Marietta Taylor, Tina Clark. Diana Peyton. Cindy Sites. Mike Myers. Chris Small. Brad Brooks. Derron Wilson. Teacher Aides: Bottom Row: Jill Clawson, Derron Wilson, Brad Brooks. Angela Wallerlch. Chris Moore, Kelly Johnson, Brad Mitchell. Angel Winters, Lewis Pointer, Margaret Herman, Polly Hegg. Ginger Turner. Jon Almeros, Ted Latoz. Second Row: Lauren Conrad, Dawn Ephlin, Dodie Barnett. Perry Riley. Jon Cook. Mary Elliot. Cindy Holt, Tiffany Grubb, Terry Crowder. Tim Gee, Robbie Reese. Alicia Ricketts. Third Row: Mike Myers. Chris Small, Stacey Abernathy, Erin Conrad. Marnie Hilton, Heidi Shombach, Susan Feese, Teresa Denhart. Alison Engle. Kathy Ashton. Tammy Allen. Jill Coffing. Fourth Row: Rusty Gray. Rusty Goodwin, Steve Cunningham, Jason Bunch, Brad Snoddy, Julie Booe. Joe Coffing, Ed Kent, Zach Hole, Laura Whittington, Susan Law-son. Jessica Poll. Fifth Row: Sherry Turner. Jenny Osting. Bill Hago. Brooke Leak. Bart Hilge, Cindy Rohm, J. J. Haga. Becky Fleck, Melissa Woolwine, Shelly Callahan. Roxie Lafoe, Christy Story. David Baxter. Sixth Row: Thad Taylor, Andy Dodson, Nikki Niccum. Penny Coffing. Guy Bracken. Jessica Bunch. Karen Sanders, Vicki Tucker. Teresa Everson. Monica Lanham. Dawn Rahm. Top Row: Jill Moore. Holly Stonebraker. 110 Clubs Firsf Row: Left to Right: Cassie Conder. Second Row: Undo Livengood, Michelle Reynolds. Third Row: Shonnon Hise, Amy Drown. Noncy Foreman. Fourth Row: Monica Lanham, Teresa Everson, Missy Dyers, Emily Dowers, Miss Davis. FFA First Row: Left to Right: Thad Taylor, Toby Dooe, Jon Cook, Ginger Turner, Dart Crowder. Michael Foor. Second Row: Scott Dooe, Tim Hall, Drad Cole. Dan Callahan, Mr. Davidson. Third Row: David Jinkins, Jenny Osting, Eric Abernathy. Ricky Dooe. Right: Ginger Turner. FFA Sweetheart. Clubs 111 Concession Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Robbie Reese, Foncie Coles, Emily Ferguson, Nikki Dorker. Amy Mink. Michelle Reynolds. Cossie Conder. Vicki Tucker, Lyndo Livengood. Library Helpers 112 Clubs Left to Right. Front Row: Donna Ramsey, Lewis Painter. Jon Almeras, Nyanne Perry, Tina Clark. Chris Smail, Mike Myers. Tim Gee, Randy Hankins. Second Row: Decky Ives. Dawn Reed. Jodi Persinger, Holly Stonebraker, Derik Dowling, Emily Ferguson, Emily Dowers. Lisa Crews. Third Row: Michelle Reynolds, Monica Lanham, Andy Taylor, Ed Kent, Ed Deavers, Mrs. Partezana. F.C.A. First Row: Mr. Field. Kothy Ashton. Mike Myers. Cindy Cites. Mr. King. Second Row: Mott Moudy. Brad Brooks. Tim Gee. Lewis Pointer. Dove Berber, Brod Mitchell, Lynette Welsh. Susan George. Third Row: Cheryl Cooke. Heather McKinney. Teresa Denhort. Bryon Phelps. Mo ft Tuggle, Joelle Spring. Jenny Cof-fing. Becky Gee. Fourth Row: Jon Sfolcup. Richie Toylor, Mark Pointer. Troy Abernathy. Rondy Hankins. Colvin Shumoker. Emily Bowers. J.A. First Row: Donna Ramsey. Sharon Langley. Ginger Turner. Jon Almeros, Mark Grubbs. Second Row: Amy Mink. Laura Toledo, Volli Sfolter, Wode Kommin. Latin First Row: Donna Romsey. Margaret Herman, Teresa Denhort. Wode Kommin. Second Row: Dorin Perkins. Christian Goedel, Kent Min-nette, Angelo Blizzard. Amy Hudson. Third Row: Doug Barber, Zach Hole, Stacy Abernathy. Mrs. Robertson. Clubs 110 Flashback Staff Photographers: Terry Crowder. Donna Ramsey. Wade Kommin Editor Joyne Carter busy ot preparing the yearbook. Staff: First Row: Ginger Turner, Joyne Carter. Margaret Herman, Koro Hunter, Keeno Grubb, Natasha Conner. Second Row: Wade Kammin, Donna Romsey, Terry Crowder, Cossie Conder. Geoff Roines. Mrs. Hunter. 114 Clubs IT S A LIVING” Advertisements The Yearbook Staff would like to give special thanks to DOUG'S STUDIO, whose help ond cooperation contributed much to the success of this book. The School Photographer Doug’s Studio 202 S. Perry Attica, IN 762-2603 116 Advertisements --------- INSUDANCt •J State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, IL My Locker Locker Fresh, Clean, Shiny, It was the first day of a new year. Smelly, Dirty, Dull It was the end of another year. Dumpster. By: Joe Holliday Pearce R. Mickinney Agent 910 Commercial St. Covington, Indiana 47932 Off: (317) 793-3196 Home: (317) 793-3612 Sponsors Lindees Frosty Mug Dairy House Massey Abstract And Real Estate Dr. Max N. Hoffman Richard M. Holmes Kindell Insurance Martin D.D.S. Martin Veterinary Clinic Fountain Automotive Automotive Parts Automotive Paint Machine Shop 205 Perry 4th Street Covington Indiana 47932 Advertisements 117 COVINGTON MANOR Love is Ageless” c0Te Touiitain 'Trust Company 1600 East Liberty Street COVINGTON. IN 793-4616 J600 Let Us Be The One’ 420 Third Street Covington, IN 793-4511 Congratulations, Seniors! The Fountain Trust Company has long been a leader in making student loans for college and graduate education. Our trained loan officers are familiar with all the requirements concerning federal and state guaranteed student loans and can help you determine your eligibility. Covington Kingman Mellott Attica MEMBER FDIC 316 2nd Street COVINGTON Just west of the square Don and Peggy Clark 793-2352 Scott Woodard, manager “Open 24 hours for your convenience” 118 Advertisements WABASH VALLEY FLOWER SHOP The best in Flowers'' U.S.136 Covington, IN 793-3431 ALLISON'S MOBILE SERVICE Phone: 793-6070 Covington, IN iF I !• £ Dream Dot by: Moriah Martin 5:00 — Only two hours to get ready for my dreom dare with Mikhail Baryshnikov 7:00 — I’m finally ready I arrive of the music hall just as the ballet Is about ro start. The audience hushes as a soft blue spot light Is shone on the stage. Mikhail pirouettes gracefully into the light and the ballet begins. 9:00 — I’m waiting for Mikhail bocksroge He finally emerges cyid we leave for one of the finest restaurants In New York. 9:01 — We're or the restaurant. The bond starts playing a beautiful waltz and before I know It, I'm whisked onto the dance floor. Mikhail holds me gently as we dance the night owoy. t 1 o.m. — The early morning fog has set In 1 — It is cool and quiet. Mikhail looks pterc- £,jV ingly Into my eyes as he raises my hand to t ’ i his dps. Then he turns and disappears Into - the morning mist. Bank of Western Indiana Compliments of Jomes Wallace Covington, Attica, Hillsboro, Kingman £ %€iriJc Don Campbell James Bunch John Shambach Richard Rennick Susan Orr Member FDIC Advertisements 119 ........ 1 I ::::::: I I I I I I 1 Pi 1 Star Tribune serving the bi-county area Joseph E. Mitchell, Publisher Donna Cronk, Managing Editor Gail Crowder, Advertising Manager ATTICA 762-2411 Mm Twin States Publishing Co., Inc. COVINGTON 793-4071 120 CRAIG L. BRIGGS, O.D. Complete eye exominotions Contact lens specialist Foshion eye wear for the whole family Office hours by appointment Frey Ace Hardware 329 Washington St. 793-4875 514 Third St. Covington. IN (317) 793-4535 214 S. Penny St. Attico, IN (317) 762-6209 Old fashion value since 1876 RAPPIN' ROOM If there ore some out there who've never seen my room, let me explain how it's o place of doom. I don't think, in there, I've ever used o broom. You'd be better off being stuck in King Tur's tomb. There ore huge piles of clean and dirty clothes upon my floor. There's o poster of o semi-naked lody on my door. Making my bed is o subject I'll ignore. It will get messed up ogoin. Who must I do it for? You see I'm the only one who ever goes in there. And to tell the honest truth, I really just don't core! by: Christopher Smoil Advertisements 121 FOR THE PERSONAL TOUCH IN YEARBOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY DONNA ARINGTON, Publishing Consultont 1609 MONTICELLO PARK DRIVE VALPARAISO, INDIANA 46383 Trends This Yeor Clorhing trends this yeor ore more for the outdoor, odventure look. People hove olso chonged In the woy they think of certoin moteriols ond shoes. Older clothing is the in thing this yeor. Jeons this yeor ore o big foshion hit, if they ore ripped or stone woshed. The more ploces the jeons ore ripped the better. Stone woshed jeons ore usuolly block or blue jeons thor ore woshed in on odd ond stone solution in the foctory. Shirts this yeor ore worn big in the cose of sweat shirts. Also the shirts which hove close together buttons down the front ore worn more ond more. These shirts ore usuolly mode out of moteriol that reminds me of whot long underwear is mode of. Shoes this yeor ore the standard tennis shoes. The shoes remind me of something o hiker or mountain climber would weor. Boots this yeor ore olso worn more ond more often. These boots ore mode of o thin morvmode leother ond hove o long line of fringe down the bock. Socks ore worn up over the ponts leg, down oround the ankles. The moke-up hos chonged olso. The eyes ore dork, the blush is light, ond lipstick is brighter. Hoir this yeor for the guys ranges from the finger high burr to the longer hoir in the bock ond o spike in front. For girls shoulder length hoir with relaxed curls is In. by Vicki Woodrow 122 Advertisements The INTELLER card really gets around Now that INTELLER is a member of the CIRRUS® and Share® networks, you can get your money instantly. At 12.000 ATM locations in over 3.000 cities throughout the United States and Canada. Indiana alone has over 430 INTELLER, Share and CIRRUS ATM's ready to serve you. Isn’t it time you got the card that gets around? Stop in today and apply for your INTELLER card. CIRRUS, SAVINCS [MUTUAL FEDERAL LOAN ASSOCIATION Miss Fountoin County Being o senior affords many exciting rimes bur this senior's most exciting moment was when she was crowned Miss Fountain County of 1987. She went on to represent her county or the Store Fair Queen Contest in Indianapolis and oil the surrounding county fairs and parades. Nyonne Lee Perry would like to thank oil the people who helped moke her year o very successful one. Nyonne has been employed by William's Colorcroft Studio ond Cobrcrofr Video for three years. She will be attending Associated Schools Inc. or North Miami Beach this foil to train for o travel career. Advertisements 123 The End of a Great Year SPECIALIZING IN Cell Us About Yout Petty or Catering Needs 317 793-3947 1-74 Ind 63 COVINGTON. IN 47932 Mr. Grant expresses his feeling of excitement about completing another year. Advertisements 127
”
1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987
Find and Search Yearbooks Online Today!
FIND FRIENDS AND CLASMATES
GENEALOGY ARCHIVE
REUNION PLANNING
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
