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

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r — THE SOPHOMORE CLASS uiJy »-4o»y We have come from town and country, hill and valley, to add our voices to the swell- ing chorus of our Alma Mater. A r difficult at first; hard to become ! adjusted to different rules, new classmates and teachers; troublesome to learn to open lockers .J. Z - 4 t nA to remember which steps to use. The Initiation Day which had seemed so formid- able turned out to be only a time of good- natured teasing, and humorous pranks. We were a little surprised that the dignified juniors would condescend to pester us and a little startled to find that they knew so much i about so many of US. After initiation, when we had chosen our class officers, we began to feel that we were really a part of the school. Schoolmates and teachers became old friends; our lockers were no longer fiendish contraptions designed to make us late to class; we found that there ' a good reason for each of the many rules. We know our school now, and love it. We are a part of it. Now, we sing w ' lth XJ{ I assurance : “Second home to all thy children Where they long to be.” The 1946 PUFFS b PATCHES

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SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President Secrelar]) Sonny Craft Betty Alexander Vice-President T reasurer Jack Caldwell Bobby Reyns Sponsors Miss Simmons Miss Mahaney Mrs. Rose Mrs. Clarke Mrs. Smith First Ron). ' Caldwell, Miss Simmons, Miss Mahaney, Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Clarke Second Rom- ' Reyns, Mrs. Smith, Craft, Alexander 17 COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL