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

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Dokoiiiv AIaxinf, Sialnakir “ • ' or ' ivorth is arc than being seen or henrd” I ' ninsfcrrcit from Dunlap— 3; Dramatics— 4 I vL iJNK WvAi r Terry ' She has a sweet zess all her ow f’ ' Art Club— 2; Beta (iluh— 3; Announcer Staff— 3; Secretary of Beta (3lul)— 4; Pep Club— 4; (lirls’ 1 li-Y 4 Km.E Cil.NE I ' HO.M AS A jolly good sport in rain a id sii ” Band— 2, 3, 4; (ilee (dub— 2, 3, 4; Basketball— 2; (Minstrel- 2, 3; Fire kighters- 3, 4; .Mixed Chorus -3, 4 A ernon K. Tingler The force of his otc i erits takes his way Fransferretl from Boiling Spring; Hig3t School —4; Sjiorts Club— 4 AIiedrei) F ' rances I ' odd For she was studious— of her ease (ilee Club— 2, 3; .Minstrel- 2, 3; A ' oeal Alusic— 3; Ili-’S— 3, 4; Pep Club— 4 HeEEN (AaIIIERINE rRI.MRI.E Absence i iakes the heart grow fo ider .Minstrel— 2, 3, 4; Cilec Club— 2, 3, 4; Scc’y 1 lomeroom— 3, 4; Pres. 1 lomeroom— 2; Cheer- leader — 1; Hi-A— 4 (]eiee()ri) Lenwood Tucker The world ' s tio better if we worry; Life ' s to lottger if we hitrry Sports’ Club— 2, 3; 1). O.— 4 Heraean Lewis A ' esi His virtues are tta ty, his faults are few Science Club— 2; Annual— 3, 4; I li-A’— 3, 4 WAeeia.m Bruce Watkins “ would live to St tidy (]ecil jl re W.m kins T rouble sits lightly on nty shoulders Fransferred from Regan High, Houston, Fexas Sports Club— 4; Football Feam— 4; Monogram Club— 4 Richard Weese He is tiiodest he is shy; Hut there ' s iiiischief in his eye 1). 0.-3, 4 Betia Jean AA ' eecher Her actions are nodest and her words dis- creet lajorette- 2; Sports Club— 3; Pep Club— 4 THE bEIVIDRS

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CjRISII.DA PlIlLLIRS Patience and gentleness is [lower” Girls’ Sports Cluh— 2, 3 Ruby Marie Ply.male “In faith, lady, yon have a merry heart” Home lie. Club— 3; Annual Staff— 4; Vocal .Music— 4; Girls’ Hi-Y— 4 H ARRY 1). Pole “Nor cast one longing, ling ' ring look behind” I ' irc-Fighters- 2, 3, 4; I3ovs’ Spf)rts Club— 2, 3; Stage Crew— 3; Auditorium Club— 4 Alton J. ,mes Prosser, Jr. “Begone , dull care! Thou and 1 shall never ■agree” Glee Club— 2, 3, 4; Military Club— 2; Basketball Team— 2; Minstrel— 2, 3; Sports Club— 3; Science Club— 3; ocal .Music— 3; Camera Club — 1 V. M)A SaYI.OR “Full of vhn, vigor, and vitality is she” Basketball— 2, 3, 4; Sports Club— 2, 3; .Majorette —2; Pres. Homeroom— 2; .Monogram Club— 3, 4; Pep Club— 4; Cheerleader— 4 Henry C. Sexion “Good nature and good sense are good cotnpanions” r ' ootball— 2, 3, 4— Co-Captain— 4; .Monogram Club— 2, 3, 4; Basketball— 2, 3; Pres. Soph. Class —2; Pres. Student Council— 3; Hi- — 3, 4— Scc’y and Treas.- 3; Sjiorts Club— 2 Margaret Sex ion “And surely she was apt for jest and sport” Girls’ iiasketball- 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Hi- ' S— 2, 3, 4; Art Club— 2; Pres, of Homeroom— 2; Girls’ Sports— 3; ice-prcsident of Homeroom- 3; Class president— 2; Student Council— 3, 4; Cheer- leader — 1; Pep Club — 1; iMonogram Club— 4; Pres, of Homeroom— 4 Mary Frances Shifelei i “Quite the jolliest world we know; Full of pep and lots of go” Sjiorts Club— 2; Basketball— 2; Band— 3, 4; Cflcc Club— 4; .Mixed Chorus — 1 Alberi K. Sink “h would talk; Lord, how it talked!” 13and-2, 3, 4

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I THE SENIORS Lewis Williams ' ' ' IV earing his wisdoi lightly ' Announcer Staff— 2, Husiness iManagcr of An- nouncer— 3, 4; Boys’ I li-Y— 4 Jean Wilmkr ‘’From a little spark may hurst a mighty flame Basketball Team— 2— manager— 3, 4; Pep Club— 2, 3; Alinstrel— 2, 3; Sports Club— 2, 3; Glee Club— 3; .Mixed Chorus— 3; A ocal .Music— 3, 4; (dieerleader- 3, 4; .Monogram- 3, 4; Sec’y of I fomcroom — 1; Treas. of Sports Club— 2. Lawrence A. Wolee, Jr. “,d little learning is a dangerous thing .Monogram Club— 2, 3, 4; Sports (dub— 2, 3, 4; Student Council— 2, 3— Treas. — 1; Pire-Pighters- 3; P ' ootball— 2, 4 PinLLis .Marie Wood mirror of all courtesy Glee Club— 2; Girls’ Sports (dub— 3; Pep Club -4 P.virick C. Woodson he was held in great renown .Monogram Club— 2, 3, 4— Pres. — f; Pootball— 2, 3, 4; Student Council— 2, 3; Basketball- 3; .Min- strel— 3; l lumeroom ’. -Pres. — 3, 4; Pire Pighters —3, 4; Band— 2, 3; Ilomeroom Pres.— 2; V .-Pres. Class— 4 PiCHARD LlOM) W ' oRLE.Y There is no diplomacy like science Basketball— 2, 3, 4; .Military (dub— 2; football- 2, 3; Baseball— 2; (flee Club— 3, 4; d)cal Class— 3; d-Pres. norncroom— 3; Minstrel— 3; Sports Club— 3, 4; iMixed (diorus- 3 ( ' aLVIX PERSINCiER WrI(;I1I Much might he said on both sides Sports (dub— 2; .Military Club— 2; Pransferreil from G. .M. S.— 4; Sports (dub— 4; Pire-Pighters -2, 4 Helen Gray W ' rk.iii Drink to me only with thine eyes Girls’ Sports (dub— 2; A’oeal Class— 3; .Minstrel— 2, 3; Scc’v-1 reas. of Ilomeroom— 2; Girls’ Glee Club— 3, 4; Announcer Staff- 3, 4 Anne AIarie Wy.vi i joking decides great things Preas. of Soph. Class— 2; Annual Staff— 2, 3; .Minstrel— 2, 3; (flee Club— 3, 4; Mixed Chorus- 3, 4; 1 li-Y— 4; Art— 4; Plomeroom Preasurcr- 4 Charles C. Be.a li;j Fost-Graduate W A R REN En TS .M I N ( Fost-Graduate .M . RY Mh.hurn LIooks Fost-Graduate