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

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V -|LLIAM GUSTy SMITH, JR. Past Rccurd — FfH)tl all ' 25, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, IFisketliall ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; lkiscl all ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Track ' 27, ' 28; Aloiiogram Clul) ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Vicc-l’resident ot Aloiiograni Clul) ’27; Co Hi I’ep Clul) ' 29; Wilsonian Liter- ary .Society ' 26, ' 28; Glee Clul) ' 29; I ’resi- dent ol Class ' 29; Ex-officio Student Coun- cil ' 29. I’rcsident of Class ' 29, 1 h ' scriftion — Always earnest and efficient ill c,xccuti e matters. Bill has made us ery thankful that we departed from our line of teminine iiresidcnts to a masculine captain. His slow, quiet ways ha e made him re- cei e the title of ‘‘Cicneral .McClellan” from many of the class memhers. Officer’s Kciiiark — “.Slow and stcad ’ wins the race.” Honorahly 1 )ischar,ged. OFFICERS fiu.sTA Smith, Jk, Preside II I FTiZAIIETM I’lAlLEY iee-Presideui Ika P)AJLey Secretarv and Treasurer Mess A.yne Jeter Mr. 1). L. Redoick Teach ers

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Senior Class MOTTO “Post Procliuiu Pracmlutu COLORS FLOWER 1 ’ink and White iNInuntain Laurel SENIOR STUDENT GOVERNMENT h ' oRREST SuTi ' HiN President (jUsta SiMTH Ex-officio President Mary Smith Secretary COUNCIL Stiliiuj , left to rifjht — Will Rachal, Eleanor Owens, Ellis Hughes, Mary Smith, Forrest Sutrhin, Rosa Schwager, Harry McCarthy, Adolphe Rachal Slandiii ! — (iUSTa Smith, IMiss Jcter

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MORRIS WILLIAAJ ADELSOX SARA ELIZABETH BAILEY Past Record — Kditorial Staff of Cohisco Outburst 26, ' 27; Football ’26, ’27, ' 28; i’.asebail ’26. ' 27; Ilasketball ’26, ’27, ’28, ’2 ' ; Sidney l.anicr Literary Society ’26, ’28; I.atin Club ’27; Athletic Associa- tion ’26; Science Clul) ’27; Editorial Staff of An- nual ’27. ’28: Editor of . nnual ’29; Co Hi l ep Clul) ’29; l)ebatiiiR Clul) ’29; Class ]ffoi)bet ' 26. Rank — Editor of Annual. lh ' scrihti())i — There is an abundance of knowl- edge ami unusual literary ability i)resent. He is a leader in many classes and his store of answers seem inexhaustible. Some mischief always drifts his way, and he has a hard time dodging it. Officer ' s Remark — “The secret of success is the constancy of purpose.” Fast Record — Annual Staff ’26; Latin Club ’27; Atliletic Association ’26; Secretary and Treasurer of Class ’28; ' ilsonian Literary Society ’26, 28; Vice-President of Class ’29; (dee Club ‘29; C ' o Hi Pej) Club ' 29. R(t}ik — Vice-President of Class ’29. Description — Elizabeth’s charm lies in her frank- ness and sincerity. She is a ‘‘regular fellow,” ov’ erffowing with life and energy. She is always on hand if it is fun, and then when work begins we really can’t say she was b()rn tired. Officer ' s Remark — “A friend to all who know her.” Honorably JJischarged. Honorably Discharged. AlARY HIH.IEX ARRITT Past Record — W ' ilsonian Literary Society ’26, ’28; Latin Club ’27; Co Hi Pep Clid) ’29; Dramatic Club ’29. Rank — iffivate. Description — Helen has impressed us all with her unusually sweet disposition. She is rather (|uiet until she gets the “giggles.” When the “spirit” moves her, she is one of our bright i)upils. and at all times, with her blue eyes and blonde curly hair, she is an ornamental one. Officer ' s Remark — “Pretty and charming — sweet and sensible.” Honorably Jffscharged.