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

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PUFFS AND PATCHES ROSALIE MARGARET ALBERT 1935-illee Club VV56 . . - -fllraiumtic Club 1937- --41100 Club 1!l2jHfl1'il'st Aid Club lillii' , was l!l.5.v-Knitting Club lfllitifillev Club 1937-Glee Club I'i-11 Club 1938- 19:57- 1938- LOLA LEIGH TUCKER 1'l'lW-Crm-lu-ling Club, lbrmnatic Club l!l3ti-Ibrumatie Club l5h3T4Glee Club, Beta Club 10118--Give Club, livin Club ALBERTA WATTS . llI'lllIl5lflC Club SILVIA WORK 'l'ez1m, ,llIll1Hllll'l'7' Stuff Alivtu CLub, Quill and Svrull. Choir, Assistant Editor ,i'IIll1llIlH'l r HELEN ZARRELL 19245--Gln-0 Club, Basketball 'l'l'Hi4Glf-0 Club, Basketball Al'ep Club, Glee Club f-llrauuatic Club, G-lee Club HELEN JOSEPHINE HODCES 1935-gllraillatic Club ISHBGAGI4-as Club l1r37fHl1'e Club 1932-iflllev Club EARLE FRANKLIN MCDONALD ROBERT EDWARD PLOTT, ja. 1511557 lll:S57AlI'lblIlIlP and Ruiliu Club lU:fllfll1'2ll112ltiC Club 1937 ---- -Sm-ivllcv Club IHIEN ---- Military Club 'I' F9 lllfilif- l5l2iTf I Club -'First Aid Club, Art Club -First Aid Club. Manager Infirmary, lliking Club, Military Club 1DKNY-AlldliUI'llllIl Club, Mzillugs-1' lnlirmury CLASS POEM Soon our sieps will be an echo in the halls of C. H. S. Four short years have flown by smiflly Non: lo blend inlo the pas! Wilh happy school :lay memories of the Youlhful days are nearly over And our lives before us lie, Let us carefully plan our fulure Malf'e our mollo: Do or Jie. gradualing class. Now as we siand al this firsl milcslone Wilh life's greaiest gifts al our command: Youlh and hope, delerminalion, The best from life we ,can demand. So as we finish school logclhcr We're noi sad al leaving friends, For our memories n1e'll cherish As our may through life we mend. Bl-:CKY DAWSON, Class Pact 'A 19345-flbraniutic Club. .'lIIH0lIlil'1'7' Staff lllfflifliflllllilill' Club, Annuznu-rr Stuff Quill mul Sc-rull, lie-tu Club, ln-bnting Airrlnm- and Radiu Club, lwmiuilim-

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DAISY IDOCAHONTAS ROBERTSON 19755-Glee Club llliili---Ilrarnntic Club 1937-I irSt Aid Club 1938-L-I4'irst Aid Club CLARK VIQTORIA 19255-Glee Club ' 19230-Glee Club, Ibrunlatic Club. Inlirmmry Club , 1!l37fI vp Club. Ifluslu-tlmll ' 151318--Ilrarnatic Club, Basketball, Swarm-tary Ili-Y Pep Club, Muliogfgrauu Club. I'l'l4'l4'S AND I'A'l'CI us Stull' -R MARY .IACQUELINE SITES 1935-Storm-tziry - 'l'reasurPr llraunntif- Club, Monbgrzuu Club, Iiaskvtbnll,-ginitting Club ' 1!rI564Cl1evr Immlvr. RIllIIOQ,'l'flIIl Club, llam- kl-tball. Pep Club 15737-Basin-itlmaff, BI4lll0l.Z'l'IlIll Club, Clulvr I1P2IIIl'l'. PPD Club 1038--Rllsiness Manager Monogram Club. Ili-Y, Co-Captain Iinskvtbaill. 1'l14'1l'I' Imallvr, 'l'r0:ls1lr4-r IH-ip Club JANE smss 1935-I'e-p Club. Ilzlskm-'tbnll 1!l3lifS0ivnm-l- Club IU37f.iHll0lllll'l'V', Quill und S1-i'.nll,tVi1-lk I'rA-sidvnt Hem Club. lim-buriug 'l'0:1m. 'IIl'02ISllI't'I' llrzuimtil- Club. 'l'l-vusiliw-r lIiAY DORIS JANE SIZER 1935--Glvv Club 19550-llx-nnmzitic Club 103741K-11 Club, Ilvtn Club 1938- Pep Club. Rota Club IDA LEE SMITH 1935fIlIunners Club 1936-Knitting Club 19557-'Pep Club 19384I'ep Clhbplllee Club MARGARET ANN S MITH Ifl:'l5fIlI'3I1'lElfIl' Club 10246 1937 flllvv Club 7I'e J Club I 19:48--I'l-'ll Club. Ilrumzltic Club, Ill-tu Club RUTH VIRGINIA SNEAD 19255-12100 Club 1936 15137 155528 1935 1936 1937 1938 --Glvo Club -Glee Club -lille Club WILLIE NORMAN STOKEY -Knitting Club -Home Eu. Club -Glee Club i.IlllI01l7lf'l'7' Staff FLORENCE VIRGINIA TINGLER 19:16 1937 -1938 -First Airl Club, Glow Club -Pep Club, Home Ee. Club -Pep Club, Ilramatic Club 4' L SAVILLE .9 THIRtT,Y-EIGHT

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. THIRTY-EIGHT LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT E, the dignified members of Covington High School, the graduating class of the City of Covington and the Commonwealth of Virginia, in this year of?Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight, being in good mental condition as usual and in much better temper than usual, do hereby write and publish this Last Will and Testament as a memoir to the faculty and the student body of C. H. S. in years to come. . Item I. To Captain Walter R. Curfman, our principal, we bequeath a sense of relief that we have at last been graduated, pleasant memories of our four years together, and a feeling of pride in any great deeds or noteworthy achievements that the future may disclose, realizing that such glories, if any, will reflect much of his fine example and counsel. Item II. To our superintendent, Mr. A. L.. Bennett, we leave the full supervision of the schools of Alleghany County, and all our powers of seeing through stone walls, in order to save the legatee from future serious disasterg and because it is evident that said legatee is expected by the community at large to possess this gift. if Item Ill. To the gentlemen of the school board, we leave a simple satisfaction that the controversy over the new school building in East Covington has been settled, we trust, satisfac- torily. ' Item IV. To the Senior class of next year, we bequeath our feeling of superiority, and well-known nerve which th will probably need next year. Item V. To the junio?class, we leave our good luck. It made us what we are today and it should satisfy them. Item VI. To our good friends, the Sophomores, we leave our patience. It will be found useful as the only means by which they can endure the juniors. Item VII. To the young and unsophisticated Freshmen, we leave a map of the school building their respective classrooms. ' Item V711. To Miss Maude Mahaney, we leave a Senior class which will perhaps shatter all previous records and have more than 95 per cent attendance for at least one month. Item IX. To Miss Helen Thomas, we do will and bequeath a Literature class which she may convince once and for all that Shakespeare's Hamlet is actually a tragedy, even though it may forever remain a mystery to some. Item X. To Mr. Allan Barnwell, we leave a Chemistry class which will be convinced that H20 and HOH are one and the same. Item Xl. To Coaches Carmack and Doyle, we leave a group of strong boys with the paramount idea of winning from Clifton Forge on Turkey Day. Item XII. To the football squad of next year, we do will and bequeath the privilege of gazing admiringly on the stately group of trophies won by our team this year. Item XIII. To Mr. George Lewis, our janitor, we leave an able assistant and a greater and more refined knowledge of international politics. Item XIV. To the Senior class president of next year, we leave full possession of our executive capacity which has been greatly admired and coveted. 29 Item XV. To Bobby Holloman we leave Pee Wee Sizer's athletic ability, providing he stays eligible. Item XVI. To Harold Keyt, No. l sucker of C. H. S., we leave Billy Coflman's good looks, which he can probably use. Item XVII. To Thelka Campbell, we do will and bequeath Jackie Sites' control over the stronger sex. Item XVIII. To Frank Gilbert, we Item XIX. To Fred Allison, we do Item XX. To Kress Meeks, we being late for school. V Item XXI. To Sonny Phillips, we for keeping the class in an uproar. Item XXII. To Harry Bunch we leave Carey Caldwell's continual inertia. Item XXIII. To Winstard Hicks, we leave Arlie Arritt's knack of getting to school every day and of getting there on time. Item XXIV. To our dear old school building itself, we leave the peaceful quiet, apple cores, wads of gum and crumpled notes which we may have left behind. ln witness whereof, we, the Class of 1938, the testators, have to this our Last Will and Testament, set our hand and seal this thirtieth day of May. FRANCIS FLINT, Class Testator 25 so that they may not get lost and wander aimlessly about in the halls, looking for leave Gilmer Wheeler's ability to please the girls. will and bequeath James Cousar's intellectual prow? leave Vilas Barbee's ability to formulate reasons or do will and bequeath Rosalie Albert's natural ability elif