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

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'K ll' A MESSAGE FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT January 9, l937. To the Students of Covington High School: I have been highly gratified by the action of the student body of Covington High School in their successful efforts to present a year book, PUFFS AND PATCHES, portraying the life and spirit of Covington High School. May I say in the beginning that it is my desire that this publication continue and grow as an official organ of the student body. It reflects the fine spirit of the student body and shows in a great measure the appreciation of efforts that have been made to improve the school and widen the course of study. Your patience and cooperation has had no little part in the development of a first-class Industrial Arts Department, the expansion of the Domestic Sciences Department, and larger and better quarters for Commercial Work. Your cooperation with your principal and teachers, as well as with your superintendent, is thoroughly appreciated in every respect. I believe you realize that the athletic program of Covington High School is on the up-grade, and I rejoice with you in the fact that you successfully supported your football team to its first District Championship in years. Little need be said about this spirit because your attendance at games and moral support of the team is well known by all the citizens of Covington. You are to be highly commended for the loyal spirit and cooperation that you have shown in all the activities of your school. Last, but not least, there is one thing noticeable in Covington High School that deserves the highest praise of the community. It is that unmistakeable friendliness and courtesy that has ever characterized the student body of Covington High since I have known you in my official capacity. May I urge you to develop and broaden this fine quality along with your high ideals of sportsmanship. Let us all work for the betterment of Covington High and Alleghany County in which you are the future leaders. My sincerest good wishes for your success. Very respectfully yours, S. T. GODBEY, Division Superintendent. fr . Stmztliny: Mr. B. W. Pentz. Mr. C. L. Eclrols, Mr. S. T. Godbey Svutozl: Mr. J. C. Johnson, Mrs. Leslie Iflepler, Colonel lt. F. Bch-ne 41 ll'

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Dedication The STAFF oF PUFFS AND PATCHES realizes the triteness of its remarks when it attempts to put into words its apprecia- tion of the man to whom the annual is dedicated. Be that as it may, it is with genuine pleas- ure that we, as spokesman for the entire school, dedicate the I937 PUFFS AND PATCHES to our sincere friend and helper, HARRY W. ROBERTSON -Q: ll'

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Miss :HELEN Tuoxms, B. S. Farmville S. T. C., University of Virginia, Columbia University English Mn. SHELBUILN Cnumcii, A. B. Texas Tech Social Science, Physical Education Miss IIAZIDL IXLLEN, B. S. Fredc-ricl:sb111'g S. T. C. Commercial Subjects FAC U LTY Mn. XVALTER R. CURFBIAN, A. B. St. .Tolm's College, George Peabody College. University of Virginia Mn. DALE lfIoNEYCU'rT, B. S. Milligan College Biology, illatiie-matics Miss XTIRGINIA BIOOILTD, B. S. Fzirmville S. T. C. Social Science Mn. CON DAVIS, A. B King College Scivm-o I'r'inf:ip11I Miss IQATIIEIKINE DRAKE. A. B Mary Baldwin College English., Latin Mn. CECIL Jonxsox, B. S. California S. T. C. Ind us tri al Arts Miss Kixrnnrx BIILLER, A. B Mary Baldwin College, George Peabody College 1.filn'urian Mn. ALLAN M. BARNWEIJL, B. S. Miss Mlxnciuuzr GAMBIIILL, B. S. Mn. ALAN L. B1-Linen, B. S. Ilampden-Sydney College iliilrieoxiinirg. T: Cut, 0 .California S. T. C. Scien cc