Covington High School - Puffs and Patches Yearbook (Covington, VA)

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' ARMENTROUT. LOL.-X MAE l.o1.A MAE Lola is as straight as her little aqucline nose. XN'e'd he al- most in awe ol' her if it wercn't for the wayward curls, the eerulean eyes, and the elusive dimples, which bring us kneeling in adoration at her dainty feet. .'iidm'y-Lulzivr I.iim'ary Sorivfy '24,' Dalrnuvlir .S'rz't'l1rz' C'la.v,v '24 ARMENTROU'1', HAROLD HAuo1.n Harold has only been with us for one year, coming from Barhcr High School. 'lt is rumored that he possesses a Mill, hut if he does, the class of '24 has never sampled his hrand. He possesses a sense of good luunor and never lets anything worry him. He has made many friends since he entered school. - BAILEY, ALVIN N. svARkx ' When the Class of '24 elected Sparky . president, they made a lucky strike, for he has filled the olliec to, and heyond the expectations of most of us. He is always ready to enter into anything that concerns C. H. S., and for that reason is well liked hy all his classmates. Trm.vm'vr Claxx '20,' Football Team '22, '25,' l'rvxidz'ut Claxx '24,' H'il.vunian Litcrrzry Soriviy '24,' lw'14.vi1u'.v.r Jllunagrr Puj?'x and Pfztvllcf' '24,' Gifturian C1a.v.v '24 BARNWELL, M I Rl AAI YI ROI N I A ummm Miriam, the smallest member ol' the Senior Class, has proved to us the truth of the old saying, The most valuable articles are put up in the smallest packages. D ll'?il.YlIl1lt'1ll Lilvrary Sovivfy '24 Q

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beniurs 45010125 jflnmzr' Green and VVhite Pink Rose Qwnttn Green but Growing QDffirrr5 ALVIN N. BAILEY IDORA LEIGH GL1:AsoN CHARLOTTE HELEN SMITH CARL V. I'IARRIS . . . IQEBA NIAE HAYSE .... EVELYN AIJAIR PEDIGO .. R. BONVLER D14:LAN1sY .. JAMES A. PAYNE . . . A1.v1N N. BAILEY E1LA IXYERST XVA'r'1's S M155 ELNA AIXRDEN TALLEY . . . . . . PTL'.Yif1L'IIf ..... . . . . Vice-Prcsidcnf . . .Secretary and Trcus-zfzrcr . . .Business Illzmagcr .......P0ct . . . .Hisforimz . . .Lawyvr .. . .Profvlzct . . .G-ifforiulzs . . . . . .Room Teacher

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I CONNER, MARY 'l'.-XZVVIQLL HMARYH Mary is as demnre as her name, but her l3ll0'lllll 4 eves and U D .f wickedly waving Bob belies the absolute sincerity of that calm veneer. Still water runs deep, but you never can tell. IJamv.vfit' Siilfllft' Clary '2-lg ll'll.YUlll0ll Literary .Sinrivly '2-l.' Girlx' Baxlcvtball '24 Clk.-XWFORIJ, DOROTHY nor Dot is an exemplification of everything a modern girl should be, in both scholarly and social aecomplislnnents. She is one of the few students who can use her accomplishments to a marked degree of accentuation. Her only failing is her sudden outbursts of temper, but this is natural among persons with red hair. The class of '24 esteems it an honor to num- ber her among its members, and in the future will look back with pride to this tact. .9idm'y-Lalrivr Litvrary Sovivly '24,' .Shlulaloriian Cla.r.r '24,' C'ommerria1 Dvlvartrnmzl '24 Art Editor P1ajfi'.r and Patrl1v.r '24 D.-XM E, O. LOL'IS Lotus Louis has been with us only two years, coming from Low Moor. He is a strong believer in the doctrine, Freedom ol' Speech, saying what he thinks, anywhere, at any time. He is one who is willing to help his fellow classmates out in the time of trouble. I1'a.rvball Tram '24,' Svrgvant at .-lrmx ll'il,vauian Literary Sorivfjt' '24 l3l'fL.-X N HY, R. BOVVLIZR no Vi'e have all seen good men ,come and go at C. H. S. Here is another one of that type, and when he leaves he will be missed by many. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to his classmates, and we, the Class of '24, shall point with pride to the fact that Bo was one of our number. Secretary and 'l'r1'a.v1m'r Class '2I.' Praridvlzt Class '22,' Srrr'v- tary and 'liwarzlrvr Claws '23p Football Team '22, '23,' BlI.YL'lJl1H 'livam '23, '24, Chairman Program Com- IlliHl'l' ll'i1.vanian Literary Sariclgv '24,' Ath- lclir Editor l'1rj?'.r and Pafrl1v.r '24 4 1