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

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vi].i :y lkkoy jenxix(;s P((st RctonI — Wilsonian 1 -iter ary Society ' 2 ( : Sidney Lanier ’28; (.dee C ' luli ’29; I ' oolliall ’28, ’2 ; Track ' 29; llasekall ' 28, ’2 ' L Mono.eram Clnli ’29. Rtiiik — I’rivate. Ih ' scrif ' tioii — Quietness is, )io doubt, W iley ' s out- standing characteristic. (lood sportsmanship will come to our mind when we think of him. Oficcr ' s Remark — “I’e seen, but not heard. Still in Service. IX-LKX KJJZABETIi LIXTIIICUM Past Rci(U-i!— business Hoard of Coliisro ' 25; Sidney Lanier Society ' 25; W ilsonian Literary So- ciety ’26, ’28; Hoosters C lub ’25; Editorial Hoard «‘f I ' ohisco ’26; Athletic Association ' 25, ' 26; C ' o Mi He]) Club ' 29; (dee Club ' 29; Hresi lent of Class ’28; Annual Staff ’29; Cheer Leader ' 29. Rank — Editorial Hoanl of Annual ' 29. Jh ' seriktion — Although Ellen is very jietite, she would liy no means ever be lost or forgotten in a crowd. She’s the life and { ep of ’em all. - bet- ter cheer leader could not be found, for she’s al- ways loyally sui)]»orted in the games. Officer’s lO ' mark — Hetter be small and shine, than great and cast a shadow. Jionorably I )ischarged. IIEXEY HARRESOX JOXIES, I! Past Rcconl — Football ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ’29; Hasket- ball ’26, ' 27, ’28, ' 29; Captain of Hasketball ' 29; Haseball ’26, ’27, ’28; .Monogram Club ' 27, ' 28, ’29; Wilsonian Literary Society ’26, ' 28; C ' o Hi I‘ep Club ’29; Dramatic Club ' 29. Rcscriftiuii — W ' e have all seen great men come and go at C. H. S. Here is another one of that tyi)e, a nd when he leaves he will l)e missed by many. He has endeared himself to C ' . H. S. ])y his athletic ability, and we • ' hall jioint witli pri«le that he was a member of our class. Officer ' s Remark— As merry as the day is long.” Still in Service.

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[AMES I ' .LLIS HUGHES HOMER SMITH HUMTHRIIUS Record — r»usines i’.oard f)f Annual ' 2 g, ' 27, 2‘J: I ' ootl)all ' 26 ‘27, ‘28; C ' a] tain Football ' 27; X’icc- Fresitlent of C ' lass ' 2G; Sidney Lanier Liter- ary Society ’26, ’28; Stmlent Council 26; Alono- crain Club ’26, ’27, ’28, ’26; Science Club ’27; lUisiiiess Hoard of Coliiseo Outburst ' 27 : President of Co Hi Pep C’lub ’26; Athletic Association ’27, ’28; Manager of Tessie )rchestra ' 27; Paseball ’27, ’28; Secretary and Treasurer of I)raniatic Club ’26. Rinik — Student Council. Ocserif tion — “Tubby” is one of those lazy-goin chai)s who takes life slowly, but seems to get as far in the eiifl as the fellow who is alway- ' hurry- ing along. He has won many friends at C. H. S. by always being in a good humor. Ofificcr ' s Remark — “A light heart lives long.” I lonorably 1 )ischarge l. Fast Record Wilsonian Literary Society ’28; Pasketliall ' 26; Literary Club ’26. Rank- Private. Description — Mere is a fjuiet, deep-thinking lad. Ide was never found lagging when there was some- thing else to do. He is willing to help the class f)Ut when it is in need. Officer ' s Remark — “With just enough learning to mis [uote.” Honorably ! )iscliarge l. ELIZARETII ROr.ERTA HUG HIES Fast Record — Wilsonian Literary Society ’26, ’28; Pasketball ’26, ' 27; Athletic Association ’28; Co Hi Pep Club ' 26; Latin C ' lul) ’27; Annual Staff ' 26; 1 ' resident of T)ramatic Club ’29. Rank — Annual Staff ’26. fh ' seription — Py her unselhsh devotion to High School interest and her (luick smile and warm friendliness. Elizabeth has endeared herself to us all. She ])Uts her brain into her studies and pe] in her play — an unexcelle l formula for jtopularity and success. Officer ' s Remark— - ' ' S.cnxe could be her j arailel but herself.” Honorably 1 )ischarged.

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HAKk ' L]-:() . ivl) AI(CART1I ' AIARY ELKANOR OWENS Past Record — I ' oothail ' 27. 28; Co Hi Pep Cliil) ’2‘H .Monogram Clnl) ' 2‘H Senior Stiulciit Coiinci! ’2‘J ; I el)atiii}; ( ' lull ’2‘ . Rmik — Student Council. Fast Record — lana er aiul Captain of I’asket- liall ' 28; President of Class ' 28; Secretary and d ' reasurcr of Co 111 Pep (lull ’29; Member of Student Council ' 29; Wilsonian Literary Society ’26, ’28; Science Club ' 28; (dee Clul) ’29. ] h ' scri ' fioii — Harry is one of the few of our masculine members who has not fallen for the charms of the “weaker sex.” Polite, aloof, deter- mined, are three adjectives which ably flescribe our tall and s] !endid classmate. Officer ' s Remark — “His optimism aufl humor is a trait which will ever make life pleasant.” Honoralily I ischar ed. Rank — Student Council. r cscription — Eleanor is one of our studious and athletic Seniors. We are sure that she will make a mark in the world for our class of nineteen and twenty-nine. Offccr’s Remark — “True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes.” Honorably 1 )ischarKed. TIIRAAJ IIUR.ERT OTTEN Fast Record — Wilsonian Literary Society ’26, ’28; ronot ram Club ' 26, ’27, ’28, ’29; ISaseball ’26, ’27, ’28. ’29; Football ' 26, ’27, ’28; P.asketball ’28, ’29: Co Hi Pep Club ’29; (dee Club ’29. Description — “Puny” has been very popular all throug h school and has taken a prominent part in school activities. .Much cfuild be said of him, but we will just say that he is an all-round man. Officer ' s Remark — “He walks the way of friendly hearts.” Still in Service.