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

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CLASS PATRICIA REA WI-IITMER Her voice was ever soft. HoMER WILSON WOLFRED Know the true value of time. PATRICIA ANN WITHROW Thy modesty! a candle to thy merit. PATRICIA CAROL WoLFE The only way to have a friend is to be one. DORIS MAXINE WORLEY Great thoughts, like great deeds need no trumpet VIRGINIA BELLE WRIGHT Converting all she touches into gold. RACI-IEL ANN CATLETT Post Graduate. MELVIN BERKLEY BEss Post Graduate. JANE LAFON CLARKE Post Graduate. MARGARET LOUISE HILL Post Graduate. WALLACE HOLDERBY CLARK Post Graduate. PATRICIA JEAN RICE Post Graduate. WILLIAM EDWARD TERRY Post Graduate. WILLIAM EARL WEADE Post Graduate. ROBERT WILLIAM CARVER Death be not proud August I9, I949

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SENIOR EDDIE BURTON STEFFEY There's a place and means for every man alive. NANCY EVELYN THOMAS Trust her always with your secrets. EUGENE ROBERT SWARTZ Life is just one humdrum thing after another. ROBERT CARLYLE TALIAFERRO A tender heart: a will inflexible. WANDA IRENE TINGLER Man has his will, but woman has her way. WILLIAM ALTON TAYLOR SO many hours must I take my rest. JOHN DELANO TERRY Who lives well, lives long. NELLIE JOSEPHINE VICK The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. MAXIE LEE TRAINER God gave him the grace to groan. CHARLES MEREDITH TYREE The virtue lies in the struggle. SHIRLEY LOUISE WATSON A Christian is the highest style of woman. ALVIN JONATHAN VANCE His hair is of a good color. DONALD CARTER WEBB He is well paid who is well satisfiecl. PATSY ANN WEBB What is lovely never dies. WILLIAM WALKER WHITE Live while you live. EDWARD JOSEPH WILLIAMS Worth malces the man. LOIS DORIS WELLS Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. DONALD WITHROW Friendship is a sheltering tree.

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HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE August 3l-Ah! Happy days are here again! You never saw so many long faces, as we plod up the steps of clear old C. H. S. this first day of school. September lO-Rah! Rah! Onward Cougars! The first football game of the season at Vinton. Score 20-6. fOur favor, in case you wonderedj October 2S4Homecoming game. It rained and rained. It was awful and only a few braved the weather. We whipped the Judges from Winchester by a score of 25-0 in spite of the mud. The Homecoming dance followed the game. November 44What a game! What a score! Covington at Clifton Forge. Score 45-0. The 0 was Clifton! to quote Mr. Curfman with tongue in cheek, We were indeed fortunate to be able to penetrate one of the strongest lines in the state. November 24-Post season game with Highland Springs which we won 36-I3. We had all the cele- brations which were intended for Homecoming. Those people from Highland Springs are sho' nuff southerngheard one say, Well, heah we ah. 26