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

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TAYLOR, GORDON L. msn Fish has kept the Class of '24 in an uproar the whole session hy his witty remarks. He will he greatly missed hy the Class, and in later years we hope that we will he proud that he was a member of this VVonderful Class. He has made many friends, especially with the girls. Iiaxvball Team '23 and Managvr '24,' President fltlzlvtii' flxxn- riation ,245 Svrrvtary ll'il.r0nian Literary Society '24,' Joke Editor 111t,tT.r and Patrln'.v '24 VVATTS, EILA AYERST m1cKl4:v FIila????? Yes, she is a question, hut a clever one, and shall we say pretty too? Apply for information at Parker's Department Store. ,llauagvr Girls' Baskvtball '24,' Sidney Lanier Literary Sorivty '2-If Sofia! Editor P1lfti.v ana' Patc1u'.v '24, Giftoriau Class '24,' B0lI.YfL'7'JA' Club '24 YAGO, ORA DESSIE om Ora, a most dignified and studious Senior, always has a smile and a good word for every one. NNe feel sure that she will make a mark in the world for our class of nineteen and twenty-four. ll'il.roniau Literary Surivty '24

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L PEDIGO, EVELYN ADAIR HICVI-In live holds up for us our appellation of the dignified Seniors. She's studious-looking and reserved, but she's got wide, blue, black-fringed eyes, and a perky little turned-up nose. Draw your own conclusions. Donwxfit' .S'rl't'l1t'e Clam' f24,' Sidney Lanier Literary Soriely '24,' Girlx' Baprkvtball Team '24,' Class Historian '24 . RICHARDSON, ELLA ANDERSON m.1.A Ella is our only enigma. She's quiet and she's not. She's funny and she's serious. She's simply a composition of all the redeeming characteristics known to man. She is above all the eternal feminine. Q Siu'm'y Lanier Literary Sofiviy '24 SMITH, CHARLOTTE HELEN CH ARLO'l l'liu Charlottes the Versatile. She's pretty, artistic, fascinating. Those shining curls have an irresistible alluremeut, but no, shc's not the spider that captures poor little Hies, she's loving and sweet, and-oh! there are no words to express it. And last but not least, she has brains. Secretary C lnsx '22,' Vive-President Class '23,' Scvrciary and Trvmrurrr Clnss '245 Junior Editor l'lu' M v.v,rm1!1m'l ' '23,' Art Editor Puffs and P0fl'1lC.Y,J '24,' ll-'ilxoniarz 1.-ifvr- ary Society '2-lg Ifalcdirtoriau Clam '24 ' TANNER, GERTRUDE EMILY oER1'Ru1ua Gertrude's disposition, sweet and demure, is one which all might envy. If she ever thinks ill ot' others, which is doubt- ful, she has the happy faculty of concealing her thoughts. lI i1S0lll'0ll L-ilvrnry Sorigly '24

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QBur Glass uf '24 The hour has come, dear classmates, all To bid a last farewell, Cnr parting ways bring unshed tears VVhen on the past we dwell. VV e stand upon the Future's brink 3 Our High School days are o'er. W'e leave today the past we loved, Our Class of '24. W'e've breasted many a steep incline, lVe've trod the beaten pathg Rough-hewed the way for coming years, Knew no such word as fail. XVe've stood together rain or shine, For four long years and more. VVe'll start upon life's voyage now Our Class of '24. VV e know not what the future holds Out on the boundless seag Our ship may touch in many a port, Distant each port may be. Keep bright the colors gold and blue As we've tried to do of yore. To the future class we throw the torch, Our Class of '24. -Rum blmz Hfwsiz, Class Poet '24