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

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Allegkany County Sckool Board I ’KOI ' . Jamic.s ( j. Jetkk, Siipcriiilcudcnl Covin ij ' t on , Vi r5.ji n i a Mr. j. M. 1’ ENNETT Rich Patch, Virginia Mr. Charles S. Sitepueri) Covington, Virginia A-Ik. Thomas (i. VIassie, Clerk Covington, Virginia Mr. Allen Pi:ksinc;er I’lue Spring Run, Virginia Mr. P)EN Grifi ' ith I’arlier, Virginia It is indeed difficult to gain a complete understanding of what the school hoard has tlone fcjr us. In the beginning, there would he no Covington High School without Mr. Jeter, and that honored group which supervises every undertaking of the school. One looks about, and sees the evitlence of their generosity to us in our endeavors to obtain an education. First, we see the Domestic Science con- veniences which have added so much to the comfort and accomplishments of Covington High School. One of the latest improvements is the stereopticon, which has been greatly needed to improve our assembly singing by projecting the songs on a screen. Our Athletics have always gained the hearty recommendation and support of the board. Mere words cannot express the appreciation of all Coving- ton High School to these worthy men, who have done and continue to do so much for us.

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I ’rofkssor Jam ICS (iARKi i i |l•: ' ll■;R Siipcriutcndcnt of Sihools lleghany ( ' iiuiU -, Virginia if-. ' -■ One vast, substantial smile

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MR. Rl ' FUS J. COSTKN, IF .K., M. A. I’riiiti al PHI IIFI.IA K.M ' l ' A, I ' l CAM.MA MU I ’ nivci ' sity of l ir(jinia “lie is a brave master. Let him have seabe, . Lollov hi)n utterly, Hof ' e heyotid hube.’’ I ' he princijial and the friend of all C, H. S.