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

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H.-XRM ON, RUBY :Xl,LliTl'5 kUnv . There are many Rnlsys in C. H. S., lint there never was nor never will he such a Ruby as our heloved classmate. She is sweet-tempered, good-humored, pretty, and attractive. She is admired hy all who know her. especially by the class of '24, Duunxvlir .Y1'il'llla4' Cfaxx '2-I: ll'il.vouim1 liivrary Sorivly '24 HAYSE, REILX MAE . alarm Reha, our golden-haired poet, is much loved by all who know her. NYC all predict great things for our class poet in her work in the future. VVe hope that some day we will look hack with pride to the fact that she was a memher of our class. Sifllllzl' 1.anivr I.ih'rnry Sovivty '2-lp Girls' l1'a.vlcelbull 'livam '24, Claxs Pot-I '24,' Bon.vtvr'.v Club '24 IRVINE, LUCY JORDAN uLUCYn One would never know that Lucy was around, hecausc she's so very quiet, hut when you glance around, you are in- stantly aware of a pair of china-lmlue eyes, two rosy cheeks. and a deniurely smiling mouth. She doesn'l lxelong to the clinging vine type, hut is perilonsly near it. lI'il.rouian 1.ifvmry Sorivly '21 IRVINE, ELIZABETH FRANCES miss Fuss lrvine, sounds kittenish, doesn't it? and really she's a Huliy, loving little nieowg rolling her hlue-green eyes, and rnliling up that red hair so adorably. VVC all love kitties, don't we? lfflsmliun I.ifvrary Sorivfy '24

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FO.-XRD, VVlLLlAXl HAROLD, JR. rr.ivvlcR Flivver is a regular fellow, overflowing with life and energy. He is always on hand if it is fun, hut when you speak of VVork -XVC can't say whether he is tired from do- ing nothing or just horn lazy. lfcixlcvlhall Tram '23, '24, and df!lIll1f1L'l' '2-If .S'ia'm'y-I.nuier l.fh'rr1ry .Sbrivly '2-I GL IQXSON, IJOR,-X LIEIGH norm Dora may he 'nstl ' called Sunshine, for her sweet little . 5' smile throws a heam ol li rht over the whole classroom. Her E- larorite sport is Fishing, Vive-1'r'v.vidvl1I C'1a.v.v '2-If ll'il.muian l.iIz'rury .N'orieIy '24 HARRIS, CARL V. sooxlcR ' Sooner is one of those long-legged, happy-go-lucky fel- lows who is liked hy all who know him. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to his classmates. .fl.r.ri.vtani lf'u.rz'ne.v.v lllmmgv-r' 'l'hv 1lfIv.r.vvugvr '23,' Reporter fl'f1.f0llfUll I.ifvrary Sorivfy '24,' l?1l.vir1v.r,r Mrrnagvr Senior C'Iu.v.r '245 .'ld:'vrii.ving Manager 1'llfl'.x' and l'c1ft'liv.v '24 HARRIS, VVALLACE NN. l.ATl2R Later is an all around good fellow. There is hardly a thing goes hy in the Class that he is not in feet first. He has won many friends dne to his good humor and willingness to help a friend in need.

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IRVINI2, ROBERT PRESLY, JR. non Here another quiet, deep-thinking lad. He was never found lagging when there was something to be done for his schoolmates. He is well liked by all who knew him because of his cheerful disposition. V ll'iI.roniau Literary ,Sbrivly '24,' Ha.r1'baIl 'l'4'alu '24 2 JACKSON, MARY .AXBIGAIL MARx ' Mary is a very studious and bright girl, always smiling and laughing. But, like the most of us, she has one failing, and that is being so fond of a Bud that grows on a Haw- thorne bush. Her destiny is to be il nurse. ll'iI.rom'an Literary Surivly '24,' Comrm'rr'inl Dt'f01'flIIl'IIl '24 KELLER, ANNA CATHAREEN ANNA Anna has simply smiled herself into our hearts. She's one of those sunny people, always on the spot when it comes to fun, and then when work begins we really ean't say she was born tired. H'l'f.VOIlfUll Literary .S'ur1'0fy '2-l MATHENY, NELLE ' NEl.I.E . Nelle came to this school when we were Freshmen and iu- creased our fold of red-ltrndrd girls. She lives up to her crowning glory and is in many ways a valuable addition to our class. ll'ilxouim1 Literary Sorirty '24,' Cummerrial Department '24