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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

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This performance will always live as a part of their lives. We, the staff of PuFFS AND PATCHES, are proud to open again the curtains on this drama so that you may have a glimpse of the past. Our stage will be set through words and pictures, and it is our hope that as you turn the pages you will remember now or years later the joys, the sorrows and the pleasures of this year at C. H. S. ( Fxrsl RoiC : Long, Hatcher, Tingler, Persinger, Roberts. Second Row: Hiler, Roach, Null, Carden, Hoke. Third Row: Lewis, oung, Rea, Womac, Lunger. Cyyuli Great 3ionor an Ofpplause Because of her interest in all the activities of Covington High School, her cheerful smile, and her fine personality, we have all come to love and ap- preciate Mrs. Rose Patterson Rose. Through her untiring efforts the annual and other journalism projects have be- come one of the finest features m our high school life. Because she has helped us to appreciate good work, both in scholastic and extra-curricular activities ; and has made our high school days richer, more pleasant and more profitable, we dedicate the 1952 Puffs and Patches to Mrs. Rose P. Rose. C - OL ' r - THE DIRECTORS W. R. CURFMAN St. John’s, A.B. University of Maryland Supermlendenl W. R. BEAZLEY V. P. E, B.S. University of Virginia, M.S. J. S. HERETICK University of Virginia, M.A. Latin Principal Assistant Principal BEHIND THE SCENES AT C. H. S.” THE PUPPETEERS PUPPETEERS Vivian Pratt Adams, B.A. Louisiana Stale University, Government, International Rela- tions, Counselor. Francis Joseph Albert, Jr., B.S. University of Notre Dame, Physical Education, Coach, Boys’ Monogram Club, First Aid Club. Betty Andrews Secretary to the Principal. Mary Lou Barbery, B.S. Concord College, Biology, Public Speaking. Mary E. Clarke, B.S. Mary Washington College, Girls’ Tri-Hi-Y, Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeeping, Charles W. Cover, B.A. University of Virginia, Psychology, Biology, Student Council Sponsor Gladys Goodman Craig, M.A. Madison College, George Peabody College, University of Virginia, George Washington University, Denver University, English, Dramatics Club. Louise Van Lear Curfman, B.S. Longwood College, Algebra, Biology. Lois A. Drewry, B.S. Madison College, West Virginia University, English, French, Nell Fleshman American Conservatory of Music, Westminster Choir College, Music, Band, Glee Clubs, Orchestra. Harriet Hepler, B.S. Radford College, R. P. 1., Home Economics, H ome ELconomics CluS. Floyd Hutson Hoover, M.A. Lincoln Memorial University, George Peabody College, Di- versified Occupations, Auditorium Club. Beulah Arleen Jones, M.S. Longwood College, University of Virginia, V. P. I., Typing, General Business, F. B. L. A. Club. Margaret Kenny (Withrow), B.S. Madison College, University of Richmond, English, World History, Co-Sponsor of Girls’ Tri-Hi- ' . PUPPETEERS Genevieve B. Lunger, B.A. Syracuse University, English, Student Council Sponsor, Counselor. Maude E. Mahaney, B.A. Westhampton College, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, Mathematics, PuFFS AND PATCHES, Cafeteria Me Perry Mann, B.A. shington and Lee, University of Vi J A: nh. crui Beta Margaret Mae Martz, B.S. d Cross O Madison College, Algebra, Biology, Chemistry, Red Club. Joseph N. Meredith, B.S. Concord College, Morris Harvey College, Catholic University, George Washington University, Chemistry, Senior Science, Science Club. Beth Perry, B.S. Alabama College, Home Economics, Home Economics Club, Counselor. Rose Patterson Rose, Litt.M. Georgetown College, University of Michigan, Columbia Uni- versity, University of Pittsburg, PuFFS AND Patches, Li- brarian, Journalism. Eloise M. Sacra, B.S. Virginia Interment, Madison College, Sociology, History. Elizabeth Courts Smith, B.S. Mary Washington College, Parson ' s School of Design, Art. Warren William Squires, B.S. V. P. 1., Commercial Arithmetic, Assistant Coach, Boys’ Sports Club. Frances Witherspoon Sutton, B.A. Westhampton College, University of Richmond, American History Helen Hoover Thomas, M.A. Longwood College, Columbia University, English. Margaret Hall White, B.A. niversity of Kentucky, Physical Education, Girls’ Sports Club, Girls’ Monogram Club, Girls’ Basketball, Cheerleaders. Naoma Taylor Wilson, B.A. Potomac State College, Shepherd State College, West Virginia University, World Geography, Counselor. “Wri H THE CAST ON THE SET.” MARRETTA ROACH MILDRED PERSINGER PETE FELTY KITTY ANDREWS STUART KEESEE GENE LONG THE STARS THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Marretta Roaci Vice-President Pete Felty Mr. Mann, Mrs. Wilson, Sponsors Secretary Forrest Dresslei T reasurer Delories Rudisill; Irs. Lunger, Mrs. Adams, Miss Barbery Rudisill, Dressier, Mr. Mann, Roach, Felty BE FLATTERED OR AMUSED BUT NOT OFFENDED AT THE SUGGESTED COMPARISONS IN THE SENIOR SECTION. CLASS OF FIFTY-TWO PRE Katherine Elizabeth Andrews ' Trma Peterson Reginald Harold Akers Georgie Porgie” Faye Elaine Bartley Wolf Gal Mary Catherine Andrews Peter Pan” Garland Haynes Altizer Bob Hope” Frances Medora Beverage “Annie Oakley Ada Louise Arrington Hedy Lamarr Earl Harvey Andrews “Henry Aldrich Dorothy Mae Bickers Daisy Mae Clarinda Elizabeth Baker Maggie Russel Dean Andrews ”Sammy Kaye” Hazel Lucille Bostic Cinderella ’ Lula Jane Baker Brenda Starr Gerald Price Baker Cisco Kid Peggy Joyce Byer ”Dagmar Shirley Ann Baker “Suzie Linwood Thomas Barnett “Ozark Ike ’ Jean Ivenella Campbell Sparkle Plenty THE CAST GRAND COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Sara Margaret Childs Margaret Truman ” Berlin Baxter Boone Billy the Kid Shirley Martin Davis Snow White Patricia Melvina Cline Lucille Ball ” Buford Raleigh Bunch Long John Silver” Loretta June Dressler “Christmas Early’ Charlotte Lillie Coleman Eve Arden Robert Roscoe Campbell Roy AcufI ” Lois Jean East “Judy Canova Virginia Harriet Combs “ June Allyson ’ William Carroll Campbell “ Babe Ruth ” Emma Lou Erwin “Themesong Eloise Joyce Conner “ Mother Hubbard ” John Robert Crizer “ Robinson Crusoe Phyllis June Franklin “Cleopatra Nancy Elder Davis ““Myrtle ’ Larry Dew Dodd “Alan Ladd Patricia Ann Fridley ’“Little Lu Lu ” OF THE FINALE CLASS OF FIFTY-TWO PRE June Rita Gibson ’ Queen of Sheba ” Forrest Grant Dressler, Jr. Va lenlino ” Shirley Ann Hite ‘Goldie Locks ” Alice May Guth Mary Marvel Harold Eugene Drumheller Fatty Arbuckle” Jo Ann Hoke Molly Magee” Shirley Ann Hardy “Millie the Model Bertrand Ryland Elfrink “Fibber Magee Barbara Hutson Hoover “Pandora Betty Jean Henderson Louella Parsons Robert Fenderson “Flash Gordon Janet Grey Humphries Jane Russell Patricia Ann Hiler Annie Rooney” Russell William Ferris “Casper Milquetoast Mary Ann Humphries Iodine Betty Lucille Hilton Ma Kettle H. Lang Gilbert Robin Hood” Barbara Ann Kessinger “Tess 1 racy THE CAST GRAND COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Charlotte Dressler Keyser “Mother Goose ’ Frank. Halloway Hammond, II! “Rumpelstilzkin Dorothy Ann Matheny Harriet ” Wanda Mae King “Kate Smith ” Gene Meredith Harris “Steamboat Bill Shirley Emogene Milton Etta Kett” Eleanor Mae Long Babe Zaharias” William Wallace Harris Lemon Drop Kid Shirley Ann Montgomery “Bonnie Braids ” Gwendolyn McCormick Twinkle” Robert Warren Hatcher Dick Tracy Emma Jewel Morgan Shirley Temple” Ima Jean Martin “Jane Wyman ’’ David Gray Hawkins Napoleon” Wanda June Mundy June Haver” Mildred Joann Martin Jeanette Macdonald” Garnett Newman Haynes Charles Atlas” Mary Erances Newman Ava Gardner” OF THE FINALE CLASS OF FIFTY-TWO PRE Alice Vix ian Nickell ‘ Katheryn Grayson ’ Roy Hess Hippert Sitting Bull Lois Marie Perdue Crewy Lou ” Betty Sue Null “Lucille Sweeny Jack Berkley Huffman Mark Trail ” Barbara Ann Persinger Olive” Carol Joyce Ogden “Gravel Gertie” Iram Ray Humphries Wild Bill Hickock” Marjorie Elise Persinger Blondie” iLDRED Louise Persinger TBathsheba TTY Lou Patterson “Baby Snooks” James Ryland Johnson Friday” Patricia Byrd Rea Madam Curie May Oyler “Tugboat Annie” George L. Jamison, Jr. Don Juan” Beatrice Loraine Perkins Tillie” Eugene Latney Jones Big John” Halsie Jean Reynolds “Red Riding H ood THE CAST GRAND COVINGTON HIGH SENTS John Paul Jones “Lone Ranger ” Barbara Ann Rice “Grandma ’’ Harold Nolan Lacks Dr. Watson” Tommy Paul Kandris “Luigi Peggy Joyce Richmond Miss Muffel” Donald Fredrick Landrum “Buffalo Bill Stuart Lee Keesee B. O. Plenty ” Mary Virginia Riddle “Pocahontas” William Alexander Lewis Huckleberry Finn ” Albert Ray Kelley Edward G. Robinson Marretta Jean Roach Wonder Woman” Clarence Preston Lockhart Harold Lloyd” Donald Edward King Dr. Frankenstein Sylvia Lee Rogers “Elizabeth Taylor” Gene Karl Long “Admiral Byrd” James Henry King, Jr. “Snuffy Smith” Delories Stella Rudisill Tweedle Dee” Roy Joseph McCauley Rip Van Winkle” OF THE FINALE 21 CLASS OF FIFTY-TWO PRE James Dale Matthews ' Frank Sinatra’’ Shirley Belle Rudisill Tweedle Dum ” George Walter Persinger ‘ Joe E. Brown ’ Paul Burton M vo Droopy Violet Louise Sampson Marjorie Mam ” Ronald Elvin Poague “Sampson” Robert Martin Montgomery The Sheik Betty Joyce Seay Narda Benjamin Marion Powell Will Rogers James Walton Pence Wizard of Oz Juanita Mae Sizemore “Orphan Annie’ William Harold Riddleberger, Jr. “All Baba ” Cary Milburn Perdue Sir Galahad Faye Wynne Smith “Sweet Pea ” Paul Landon Roberts Popeye Frank Eugene Persinger “Grocho M arx” Nancy Carroll Smith Sagebrush Sal Donald Dare Scruggs “Joe Palooka ” THE CAST GRAND COVINGTON HIGH SENTS David Eskridge Shepard “Captain Kid Margaret Ann Sutphin “Patsy Walker” Ervine Wellington Terry “Jessie James George Daniel Smith “Lou Coslella Nancy Sutphin “Gasoline Alley” Ronald Lee Vest “Little Jack Horner’ Keith Wayne Smith “Horatio Hornblower Alice Taylor “Little Bo Peep” Hershel Payne Wade, Jr. “Pappy Yokum Melvin W. Snead “Tom Saw yer ’ Betty Sue Thompson “J ill” Robert Lee Weikle “Tonto” Robert Glen Stinespring “Pa Kettle” Betty Virginia Thompson “Mammy Yokum” Hugh Penn Welford “Paul Revere” Samuel R. Stone “E-instein” Bonnie Jean Thompson “Little Audrey ” Russell Aubrey Whitesell, Jr. “Ozzie” OF THE FINALE CLASS OF FIFTY-TWO PRE June Ann Tingler Margaret O’Brian Paul Berkley Wilmer Sheri ock Holmes ’ Anna Elizabeth Watson Blue Fairy ” Shirley Frances Tingler ' Thelma Ritter ’ Donald Lynn Young Frankie Laine Eloise Mae Watts Katy Keene” Glenna Belle Tyree Woman in the Shoe Barbara Ann Williams Lady Godiva” Anita Bell Stone Wright Ann Blyth ” In Memory of Marlene Ann Swartz Beloved member of the class of 1952 July 14, 1935 April 25, 1952 Covington High we ll miss you As time goes by, we’ll miss you. After M onday night shows. To the Honey Dew ' we’d go. We’ve had our fun, we’ve had our dances. Had our heartbreaks and romances. Covington High we ll miss you. As time goes by, we ll miss you. Chats in the hall, teachers and all. The games we’ve w ' on and lost together. These memories will linger forever. Covington High we’ll miss you. As time goes by, we’ll miss you. Commencement and all — The tears we let fall. Our role of “stars” we do bequeath To the juniors, w ' ho rank beneath us. Covington High we’ll miss you As time goes by, we’ll miss you. So dear to our hearts, hard to depart. And Covington High we will miss you. THE CAST GRAND 21 COVINGTON HIGH SENTS POST-GRADUATES Mildred Marie Ayers William Ruston Bazzarre Lawanda Elaine Lanum Elizabeth Joan Beazley Kenneth Mansfield King Jean Frances Mitchell Arlene Marvine Carter James Brown Lunger Peggy Joyce Obensham Helen Mane Coffey Steele Hunter Mann Mable Delores O’Conner Mary Alyce Fridley Robert Boyd Paxton Joan Arlene Pearson Norma Jean Johnson Williams Overton Payne, Jr. Anna Mae Roberts Joseph Wilson Young OF THE FINALE THE STARS OF ' 52 Akers, Reginald Harold Science Cluli 4. Altizer, Garland Hayes Football 3, 4; Football J. V. 2; Baseball 2; Auditorium Club 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3; Vice- President Home Room 2; F ire-Fighters 2, 3, 4. Andrews, Earl Harn ey Football 4. Football Manager 3; Basketball 4; Vice-President Science Club 4. Andrews, Katherine Elizabeth Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2. 4; Secretary of Student Council 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Dra- matics Club 3, 4; Vice-President of Dramatics Club 3; Treasurer of Dramatics Club 4; Tn- Hi- 3, 4; Monogram ( lub 4; Minstrel 3 ; Vice-President of Home Room 4. Andrews, Mary Catherine Glee Club, 2: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3. Andrews, Russell Dean Vice-President of Dramatic Club 4; Boy’s Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4. Arrington, Ada Louise Glee Club 2; Sports Club 3. Baber, Gerald Price Science Club 4. Baker, Clarinda Elizabeth Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 4; Glee Club 4. Baker, Shirley Ann Secretary of Home Room 3. Barnett, Linwood Thomas Sports Clu b 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3; Baseball 2, 3; Monogram Club 4. Bartley, Faye Elaine Minstrel 2; Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4; President of Home Economic Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Public Speaking Club 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4. Beverage, Frances Medora Glee Club 2, 4; Sports Club 4. Bickers, Dorothy Mae Sports Club 4. Boone, Berlin Baxter Fire Fighters 2. Bostic, Hazel Lucille Glee Club 2. Bunch, Raleigh B. Basketball 3; D. O. Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 3; Fire Fighters 2, 3, 4. Byer, Peggy Joyce Glee Club 2. Campbell, Jean Ivenella Home Room Secretary 2; Girls’ Sport Club 4; Annual Staff 2. Campbell, William C. Hunting and Fishing 2; Sports Club 3; D. O. Club 4. Campbell, Robert R., Jr. Annual Staff 2, 3 ; D. O. Club 3, 4. Coleman, Charlotte Lillie Glee Club 2; President of Home Room 2; Vice- President of Home Room 3 ; Sports Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 4, Student Council 4, Cline, Patricia Meln’ina Red Cross Club 3; Sports Club 4. Combs, Virginia Harriet Annual Staff 2, 3, 4. Conner, Eloise Joyce Home Economics ( lub 2, 3, 4; D. O. Club 4. Crizer, John R. D. O. Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Fire Fighters 3. Crowder, Barbara Joan Girls’ Glee C lub 2; Girls’ Sports Club 3; D. O. Club 4. Dame, James Edward D. O. Club 3, 4; Vice-President of D. O. 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3. Dodd, Larry Dew Treasurer of Home Room 3; First Aid Club 4. Dressler, Forrest G., Jr. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Secretary Senior Class 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; President Business Club 4; Fire Fighters 2, 3. Dressler, Hollis Leon Sports Club 3, 4. Dressler, Loretta June T ri-Hi-Y 2. 3; Beta Club 2. 3. Drumheller, Harold Eugene Home Room President 2. 3; Minstrel 3. 4; Football 3. 4; Auditorium Club 4; Boys’ Glee Club 4. East, Lois Jean Girls’ Glee Club 2. 3; Annual Staff 2. 3; Beta Club 3. 4; Minstrel 3; D. O. Club 4. Elfrink, Bertrand Ryland Minstrel 2. 3. 4; Football 2; D. O. Club 3. Ervin, Aubrey David, Jr. Hunting and Fishing 2; Sports Club 2; D. O. Club 3. 4. Felty, Garland Preston Football 2. 3. 4; President Monogram Club 4; First-Aid Club 4; Vice-President of Senior Class; Boys’ Glee Club 3. 4; A Cappella Choir 4; President Junior Class 3. Erwin, Emma Lou Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Minstrel 3, 4. Ferris, Russell William Treasurer of Home Room 2. 3 ; Student Council 2, 3. Fitzgerald, Ernest Page Sports Club 4. Fridley, Patricia Ann Glee Club 2, D. O. Club 4. Gibson, June Rita Glee Club 2; Dramatics Club 2; Majorette 4; H ome Room 1 reasurer 4. Gumm, Robert Carlton Manager of Football 2. 3; Monogram Club 2. 3, 4; President of Home Room 3; Minstrel 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Dramatics Club 4. Guth, Alice May Glee Cluli 2; Red Cross 3; Sports Club 4. LEAVE A RECORD Hardy, Shirley Anne Tri-Hi- 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 3; Glee Club 2, 3 ; Public Speaking 4. Harris, Gene Meredith Boys’ Glee Club 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Aca- ppella 4. Harris, William W. Military Club 3; D. O. Club 4. Hatcher, Robert Warren D. O. Club 3, 4; Forest Fire Fighter 2. 3. 4; Boys’ Glee Club 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Auditorium Club 2, 3; Minstrel 2. Hawkins, David Gray Football 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice- President Student Council 3, 4; J. V. Basket- ball 2; President of Sophomore Class 2; Man- ager of Baseball 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer of Monogram Club 4; Vice-President of Junior Class 3; Presi- dent of Homeroom 4. Haynes, Newman Garnett Sports Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; D. O. Club 4; J. V. Football 2, 3. Hayslett, Russell Orbey Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; Track 3; Science Club 2, 3. Henderson, Betty Jean Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3; Minstrel 3; Basketball 4; Girls Softball Team 2; Sports Club 4; Annual Staff 2. Hiler, Patricia Ann Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking Club 4; Secretary of Homeroom 3; Treasurer Junior Class 3; Treasurer Ffomeroom 2; Student Council 3. Hilton, Betty Lucille Basketball 3, 4; Sports Club 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2. Hinkle, Emory Clark President Homeroom 4; President Dramatics Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 3, 4. Hite, Shirley Ann Beta Club 3, 4; Sports Club 2, 3, 4. Hoke, Jo Ann Dramatics Club 2, 4; Science Club 3; Glee Club 3 ; Annual Staff 4. Hoover, Barbara Hutson Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Homeroom 3; President Homeroom 4; Dramatic Club 3. Humphries, Harold D. O. Club 4; Fire Fighters 3; President D. O Club 3. Humphries, Iram Ray D. o. Club 4. Humphries, Janet Grey Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Sports Club 2, 3; Minstrel 2, 3, 4. Humphries, Mary Ann Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; President of Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Majorette 4. Jamison, George Lewis D. O. Club 3; Auditorium Club 4, Jones, Ernest Hubert Military Club 2, 3; First Aid Club 3, 4. Jones, Eugene Latney Sports Club 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Humphries, Roscoe Elbert Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; President First Aid Club 4; Student Council 4; Sports Club I; Fire Fighters 3, 4. Kandris, Tommy Paul Vice-President F. B. L. A. Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Football Team 2, 3. Keesee, Stuart Lee Beta Club 3, 4; President of Beta Club 4; Auditorium Club 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Kelly, Albert Ray Military Club 3; J. V. Football 2, 3; A Cappella Choir 4; Minstrel 4; Fire Fighters 2, 3. Kessinger, Barbara Ann Glee Club 2, 4. King, Donald Edward Football 3, 4; Bela Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. King, James Henry, Jr. Dramatics Club 3; Cheerleader 3; hirst Aid Club 4. King, Wanda Mae Glee Club 2; A Cappella Choir 2; Dramatics Club 2; Minstrel 3, 4. Knick, Jackie Delano First Aid Club 4; President of Flomeroom 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 3. Lacks, Harold Nolan D. O. Club 3, 4. Landrum, Donald D. O. Club 3, 4. Lewis, William Alexander D. O. Club 3. Lockhart, Clarence Preston Secretary and Treasurer of Science Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Long, Eleanor Mae Vice-President of Homeroom 2; Secretary of Flomeroom 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Girls Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Bela Club 3, 4; Treas- urer of Beta Club 4; Girls’ Basketball Team 2, 3, 4; Co-captain of Girls’ Basketball Team 4; Minstrel 2. Long, Gene Karl Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Vice-President Monogram Club 4; Science Club 2, 3; Vice-President Science Club 3; Band 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; President Student Body 4; Vice-President Student Council 3; First Aid Club 4; Secretary Junior Class 3; Crew Leader Fire Fighters 3. OF THEIR HONORS McFadden, Henry Bernard Sports Club 2, 3; J. V. Football 3; Hunting and l isbing Club 3; D. O. Club 4. Martin, Ima Jean Sports Club 4; Glee Club 2; blome Economics Club 2. Martin, Mildred Jo Ann Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; A Cappella 4; F. H. A. 4. Martin, Sadie Ellen Glee Club 2. Matmeny, Dorothy Anne Sports Club 3, 4. Mayo, Paul Burton Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 4; Sports Club 3. McCormick, Gwendolyn Winnie Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Sports Club 3; Treasurer of Homeroom 4; Annual Staff 4. Milton, Shirley Emogene Sports Club 2; Glee Club 3; D. O. Club 3; D. O. Club President 4. Mongole, Fairy Jane Glee Club 2; Sports Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Softball 2. Montgomery, Robert Martin I- V. Football 3; D. O. Club 4; Baseball 4; Sports Club 3; Fire Fighters 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3. Montgomery, Shirley Ann Glee Club 2; Sports Club 2; F. H. A. 2. Morgan, Emma Jewel Sports Club 4; Secretary and Treasurer of Sports ( lub 4; Secretary of Homeroom 4; D. O. Club 4. Mundy, Wanda June Home Economics Club 2; Girls’ Glee Club 4. Newman, Mary Frances Dramatics Club 3; Beta Club 4; Student Coun- cil 4; D. O. Club 4; Secretary of D. O. Club 4. Nickell, Alice Vivian Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A Cappella 4; Minstrel 3, 4. Null, Betty Sue Basketball 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 2, 3, 4; Dra- matics Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of Monogram Club 2; Co-captain Girls’ Basketball 4; Softball 2; Annual Staff 4. Ogden, Carole Joyce Tri-Hi-Y 4. Oyler, Shirley Mae I fome Economics Club 2; Glee Club 3. Patterson, Betty Lou Sports Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2; Newspaper Staff 2. Payne, Mattie Carmelida H ome Economics Club 2; Red Cross Club 3; A Cappella Choir 3; Minstrel 3; D. O. Club 4. Perdue, Lois Marie Glee Club 2; Treasurer of Homeroom 3; Min- strel 3; Dramatics Club 4; Annual Staff 2. Perkins, Beatrice Loraine Sports Club 2, 3, 4. Persinger, Barbara Ann Bela Club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Treasurer of Homeroom 2; Red Cross Club 3; Secretary of Red Cross 3. Persinger, Frank Sports Club 3 ; D. O. C lub 4. Persinger, George Walter D. O. Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Fire Fighters 2; Hunting and Fishing C lub 2. Persinger, Marjorie Elise Fn-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y 4; Vice-President of Homeroom 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Red Cross Club 3; President of Red Cross Club 3; Annual Staff 4. Persinger, Mildred Louise President of Homeroom 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Secretary of Homeroom 4; Monogram Club 4; Manager of Girls’ Basketball team 4; Monogram Queen 3; Majorette 3, 4. Phillips, Jerry Jackson J. V. Football 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Sports Club 2; Military Club 3; Auditorium Club 4; Fire Fighter 2, 3, 4. Powell, Benjamin Marion Fire Fighter 2. Ramsey, Harold Madison, Jr. Boys’ Sport Club 2, 3; D. O. Club 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Football 3. Rea, Patricia Byrd Student Council 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Student Body 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Secretary of Beta Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Tri- Hi-Y 3; Annua 1 Staff 2, 3, 4; Editor of An- nual 4; Treasurer of Sophomore Class; Secre- tary of Junior Class; President of Homeroom 3; Secretary of Homeroom 4; Public Speaking Club 4; Secretary of Public Speaking Club 4. Reynolds, Halsie Jean Home Economics Club 4. Rice, Barbara Ann G lee Club 2, 4. Richmond, Betty Jean Sports Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2. Richmond, Peggy Joyce Basketball 3, 4; Sports Club 4. Riddle, Mary Virginia Glee Club 2, 3. Riddleberger, William Harold, Jr. Flunting and Fishing Club 2; Dramatics 2, 3; Sports Club 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football 4. AND ACHIEVEMENTS Roach, Marretta Jean Student Council 2, 3, 4; Vice-President Student Body 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Vice-President of Beta Club 4 : Tri-Hi-Y Club 4; Girls’ Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Minstrel 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Softball 2; Secretary of Sophomore Class; President of Junior Class; President of Senior Class; President of Homeroom 2; Vice- President of Homeroom 3; Vice-President of Homeroom 4; President of Public Speaking Club 4; Girls’ State 3. Ro gers, Sylvia Lee Basketball 2; Sports Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Vice-President Homeroom 2. Rudisill, Delories Stella Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Sports Club 3, 4; President of Homeroom 3; Vice-President of Homeroom 4; Treasurer of Senior Class. Rudisill, Shirley Belle Glee Club 2; Sports Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4. Scruggs, Donald Dare Military Club 2, 3 ; Sports Club 3, 4. Shawver, Carroll Lewis Sports Club 2; D. O. 3, 4. Shepard, David Eskridge Auditorium Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Football 2; A Cappella 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Fire Fighters 2, 3. Sizemore, Juanita Mae Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 3, 4; Sports Club 4. Smith, Faye Wynne Girls’ Sports Club 3, 4. Smith, Keith Wayne A Cappella 2 , 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3; Sports Club 4; Minstrel 2, 3, 4; Fire Fighters 2, 3, 4. Smith, Nancy Carol Red Cross Club 3; Beta Club 4; D. O. Club 4. Snead, Melvin Wallace Sports Club 3, 4. Stinespring, Robert Glenn Football 3; Basketball 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Hunting and Fishing 3; Sports Club 2; First Aid Club 4. Stone, Delores Marie Secretary of Homeroom 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Announcer Staff 2; Science Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Sports Club 4. Stone, Samuel R. Beta Club 3, 4; A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Band 3, 4. SuTPHiN, Margaret Ann Glee Club 2; D. O. Club 4. Sutphin, Nancy Lee Girls’ Glee Club 3, 4; Minstrel 4. Swartz, Marlene Ann Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Club 3; Sports Club 4; A Cappella 4; Minstrel 3, 4. Taylor, Alice Marie H omeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Sports Club 4. Terry, Wellington Ervine Sports Club 3, 4. Thompson, Bettye Virginia Annual Staff 2. Thompson, Betty Sue F. B. L. A. Club 4. Thompson, Bonnie Jean Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Sports Club 3, 4; A Cap- pella Choir 4; Minstrel 3, 4. Tingler, June Ann Beta Club 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball Manager 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Minstrel 2, 3; Majorette 4; Student Council 3, 4; Treas- urer o f H omeroom 4; Secretary of Homeroom 2. Tingler, Mary Elizabeth Home Economics Club 2; Sports Club 4; Beta Club 3. Tingler, Shirley Frances Girls’ Glee Club 4. Tyree, Glenna Belle Annual Staff 2, 3 Vess, Ronald Lee Military Club 2, 3; Sports Club 3, 4. Wade, Hurshel Payne, Jr. bootball 3, 4; Public Speaking Club 3; Dra- matics 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Minstrel 4. Watson, Anna Elizabeth Bela Club 3, 4. Watts, Eloise Mae Glee Club 2, 4; Sports Club 4. Weikle, Robert Lee D. O. Club 4; Radio Club 2; Fire Fighters 2. 3; Military Club 3; Sports Club 2. Wellford, Hugh Penn First Aid Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Whitesell, Russell Aubrey, Jr. Announcer Staff 2; Annual Staff 3; D. O. Club Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 2; Science Club 3. Whitmer, Earl Wayne D. O. Club 4; Fire Fighters 3. Williams, Barbara Ann Beta Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2. WiLMER, Paul Berkley Minstrel 2, 3; Sports Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3; Glee Club 2; Student Council 4. Wright, Anita Bell Stone Glee Club 2, 3; Vice-President of Business Club 4; Red Cross Club 3. Young, Donald Lynn A Cappella Choir 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Boys’ Hi-Y 2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Minstrel 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. 29 PATSY LEAAON CAREY MOUNTCASTLE WHO’S WHO JUflY AELESE HEPLER ARY LEE WILLIAMS SHIRLEY TURNER FREDA HATCHER THE STAND-INS THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Carey Mountcastle Secretary Phyllis Andrews Vice-President T reasurer Shirley Turner Aelese Hepler Sponsors iCliss Thomas, Miss Drewry, Mrs. Withrow, Mrs. Curfman, Miss Martz, Miss Sutton, Mr. Meredith, Mrs. Craig Turner, Hepler, Andrews, Mountcastle, Miss Thomas CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE PRE Patricia Ann Adcox Mary Margaret Ailstock Boyd Anderson Lenwood Anderson Hersliel Alfred Andrews Phyllis Jeane Andrews Stella Maxine Andrews Anita Grey Arritt James Richard Ballengee James Bayly Norma Jean Bland Dreama Maxine Bowan James Brizendine Katherine Jean Brown Frances Carol Burley Louie Waldo Burns Eleanor Spotswood Burwell Shirley Ann Bush Jack Bussard Peter Payne Byers Malcolm Cadd David Lewis Camper Carol Dabney Carson Charlotte Kyle Clement Elene Collins Elizabeth Ruth Coiner Allen Craft Stephanna Craghead Elsie Pauline Crawford Walter Crawford Eula Delores Crookshanks June Dame 32 THE CAST OF COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Nancy Lee Deaton Clara Patricia Devers John Coghill Downer, III Marie Florence Downey Barbara Ann Dressier Reba Raenell Ellinger Beatrice Joy Fitzgerald Charlotte Ann Fudge Wilma Margaret Gibson Donald James Glover Ronald Dayton Glover Rebecca Hammond Gleda Marie Harding Freda Marie Hatcber Gertrude Thompson Hatcher James Delma Hawkins Faye Annette Hayslette Donald Elton Henderson Wilma Alese Hepler Eugene Harold Higgins Marcia Sue Hudlow Estus Humphries Rebecca Bernice Humphries Rosetta Humphries William Humphries Ann Jackson Louise Marie Kelley Alice Marie King Raeburn Janice King Thornton Knick Walter Knick Elizabeth Lee Kounse ACT II 33 CLASS OF FIFTY-THREE PRE Betty Sue Lair Linda Jackson Lam Shirley Ann Lee Thomas Leighton Patsy Lee Lemon Constance Delores Lewis Mary Elizabeth Loan Mary Kay McKnight Roy Preston Mays Mary Sue Miller Norma Jean Mize Janette Montgomery Glen Edward Moran Carey Mountcastle Shirley Louise Myers Irene Virginia Nance Dewey O’Conner James Thomas Oliver Adelaide Otto Barbara Jane Paxton Wanda Cecile Paxton Paul Pearman Betty Lou Persinger Jack Wayne Plots Peter Augustus Reavis Jackie Calvin Reyns Uva Marie Rhodes John Wilton Rice THE CAST OF COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Donald Ray Riddleberger Betty Lou Roberts Jean Roberts Carlisle Rosenthal Elbert Donald Saunders Ruby Frances Sellers Betty Lou Simmons Barbara Jean Sites Carole Alita Smith Frances Lou Smith John William Smith, Jr. Betty Lou Snyder Robert Luther Steele Ruby Ann Thomas Bertha Trimpey Jean Tucker Shirley Turner Cheri Lee Tyson Evelyn Joan Vess William Harold Wade Iris June Walthall Ralph Walthall Annie Louisa Weese Joyce Marie Weikle Jackalean Wheeler Ethel Carolyn Wickham Mary Lee Williams James Porter Wilmer Marjorie Sue Wyatt ACT II JOHN HARDY WHO’S WHO MARGARET KEITH ROBBIE CROWDER MARGARET RAIKES WALLACE ADCOX LAWRENCE BEAMER THE UNDERSTUDIES THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Jimmy Felty Secretary Robbie Crowder Vice-President Donald Swihart T reasurer Powell Leitch Sponsors Miss Jones, Miss Hepler, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. White, Mr. Cover, Mrs. Sacra, Miss Perry Felty, Swihart, Leitch, Crowder, Miss Jones CLASS OF FIFTY-FOUR PRE Betty Lou Abbott Frances Neale Adams Wallace Adcox, Jr. Thomas Alfred Mary Anne Armentrout Berlyn Arritt Clarence Arritt Rita Mae Arritt Sherry Austin Erskine Wade Back Dorothy Marie Barnett Lawrence B earner Nancy Carolyn Bennett William Arthur Bird Aubrey Bishop Ronald Lee Boswell Carol Lynn Bowen Marvin Bradbury Thomas Brill Lucille Brooks Robert Berkley Bush Virginia Bush Ellwood Cadd Gloria Clements Erlene Cole Susan Flundley Collins Ann Black Cook Clara Cook James Corbin Emmett Bertrand Cottrell Martha Jane Crawford Robbie Mae Crowder o8 THE CAST OF COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Katherine Van Lear Curfman Lelia Ann Daugherty Peggy Deffinbaugh Sybil Farmer Emma Jean Fisher Marjorie Lee Fleming Sharon Fleshman Dreama Forbes James Forbes Leota Mae Garrett Gilbert Charles Gates Nancy Ellen Gibson Ann Gooch Margaret Rebecca Grady Patricia Gurd James Guth John Milton Hardy Renna Tuxworth Hardy Virgil Harmon Patricia Harrington Patricia Ann Henderson Sue Ellen Henderson Peggy Hite Ray Winfred Hodges Jo Ann Jack Ann Jackson Ruth Jordan Margaret Keith Carol Catherine King Nancy Jane King Elmer Norman Keyser, Jr. Arthur Kraus ACT I 39 CLASS OF FIFTY-FOUR PRE Powell Murry Leitch, Jr. Wanda Maye Lewis Forrest Wayne Lindsey Barbara Lugar Martin McKnight Robert Louis Mahaney Donna Martin Shelby Jean Meeks Barbara Moats Betty Montgomery Patricia Ann Montgomery Peggy Myers Shirley Nace Buddy Newcomb James Berkley Paxton Penelope Peterson Eugene Orland Phillips Martha Virginia Powell Martha Pritt Margaret Pullen Ruth Jo Putnam Margaret Louise Raikes Franklin Milton Reynolds Gene Patrick Rhodes Joyce Lee Rhodes Juanita Gay Rice Patricia Riddleberger Bobby Rock Albert Lee Rogers Roberts Lewis St. Clair Shelby Jean Schumaker Linda Carol Scott THE CAST OF COVINGTON HIGH SENTS Roy Seal Mary Eloise Seay Patsy Mane Shiflett Robert Steele Shiflett Lena Simmons Guy Sites Anita Paige Sluss Carol Smith Roberta Constance Smith Velma Lee Smith Zelma Smith Patricia Mae Snead Barbara Mane Stmnette Carol Sue Swartz Larry Taylor Elizabeth Ann Terry Donna Lee Thompson Richard Tucker Lorene Tyree Richard Tyree Robert Randolph Vail Linda Ann Vess Anna Seward Wallace Patricia Walton Norma Warwick Barbara Ann Williams Robert Edward Wiseman, Jr. ACT I WHAT CUSTOM DECREES riie guest appearances of Mr. I. M. Tradition at C. H. S. have been going on since the start of Covington High. From the first day of school until the last, Mr. Tradition plays a lead role, not a bit part. By the time the first week of school has gone by the new students have learned at least two of the roles our star plays, namely, seniors come into assembly last while the student body stands and they leave first, and also the newcomers learn to know which steps are for “up” traffic and which for “down,” although many forget by the time they are seniors. When the first football game is played, the Cou- gars have a spectator who doesn’t pay at the gate. He IS Mr. Tradition. However, he is a very common sight because he can be seen at the pep rally every Thursday; wearing his bright red tie at the games ; reading the mes- sages of backing and spirit which are posted in con- spicious places over the buildings telling the team the school is behind them ; standing at attention while the band plays the “Star Spangled Banner” before the kick- off; or singing at the top of his voice “Onward Cougars” while the band plays and the crowd rises after one of the Cougars has plunged over for a touchdown. Mr. Tradition puts on an old red shirt and a pair of blue jeans and comes to the Sadie Hawkins dance, a yearly jamboree given by the cheerleaders. Our old trouper gets choked up when the “Little Brown Jug,” the symbol of a football victory over our bitter rivals from “Bag- dad, “City of Doom,” sometimes known as Clifton Forge, is placed in the hands of the two co-captains. This actor isn’t exclusively sportsminded. He en- joys the fun that is a habit at C. H. S. Never has the paddle been swung any harder at a Monogram initiation nor has the lipstick been put on any thicker at a sopho- more initiation than the time Mr. L M. Tradition set the standards many years ago. During the month of Novem- ber our theatrical idol pays another visit to C. H. S. when he votes in the elections held by the government “Bound for New York” classes. He also shows up at the Monogram formal when the Monogram Queen is crowned. During Decem- ber this year Mr. Tradition paid his yearly visit at the Christmas formal and was on the front row when the music department presented its program of Christmas music at assembly. This year our actor friend added another tradition because Covington High School took a big step forward in the field of state sporting events. The Cougars left the ranks of Group II and invaded the ranks of the big boys in Group I. When exams came up this year our performer changed his procedure a little. Instead of having one big exam there were two or three hourly tests. Never- theless Mr. Tradition was able to cause the excitement and cramming that has always been connected with exams. Three years ago our trusted trouper started a new sporting event. The Student Council played the faculty in basketball and helped build better relations between students and teachers. The government classes each year go either to New York or to Washington. Mr. Tradition arranges all the details and goes along. At the Junior- Senior Prom the pride of old Broadway is the guiding hand as the senior class president leads the figure. The guest appearance of Mr. Tradition always gives pleasure to the students but you can bet all the fun of high school that if he didn’t enjoy himself Mr. I. M. Tradition would never show his face in the drama at C. H. S. “The Faculty Scores ' James Lunger PLRY STUDENT COUNCIL AND FIRST AID CLUB upper Picture — first Row: Raikes, Daugherly, De Hart, Mize, Scott, M. Wilmer. Second Row: Tingler, King, Hatcher, Felty, Clement, Ellinger, Coleman, Newman, Rea, Persinger, Roach, P. Wilmer, D. Glover, Andrews. Third Row: Keith, Mrs. Lunger, Newcomb, Lemon, Ramsey, Humphries, R. Glover, Lunger, Hawkins, Mountcastle, Leitch, Hepler, Mr. Cover, Crowder. Lower Picture — First Row: Anderson, King, Leitch, M. Martin, Stinespring, Long, M. Cadd, Watts. Second Row: E. Cadd, Warlitner, Knick, Paxton, Arritt, Sprouse, Henderson, Firebaugh. Third Row: Faison, Quick, Fridley, Smith, Seay, D. Martin. Wellford, Phillips. Fourth Roio : Richardson, Clements, Felty, Cottrell, Stone, Watts, Perdue. The Student Council, the governing body of our cast, acts as a guide to all the players. The most important role given to the Council is that of interpreting and ajiplying the rules and regulations of the set. This year the Council’s main project was stressing honor to the cast. The First Aid Club is one of the most essential groups on the set. The club is always on hand to heal the cuts and bruises of the cast. The club not only helps out on the set but can be called upon for any emergency. 44 BETA CLUB AND DRAMATIC CLUB Upper Picture — Sealed: Tingler, Rice, J. Williams, Hatcher, Montgomery, Carson, Lee, Newman, Lemon, Sites, D. Rudisill, Hite, Deaton, Wyatt, S. Rurisill, M. Persinger, B. Williams, McCormick, East, E. Persinger, Rea, Dressier. Standing: Snyder, Turner, B. Persinger, King, Ballenge, Perdue, Bayly, Meeks, Keesee, Stone, Roach, Mountcastle, Long, Hawkins, Lunger, Watson, Smith, Mr. Mann, Hinkle. Lower Picture — First Row: Wilmer, Powell, Fridley, Bouchard, K. Andrews, Tingler, Perdue, Hoke, Steele. Second Row: Stacy, Bennett, Nance, Otto, Kounse, Paxton, Bush, Lemon, Carson. Third Row: Moran, Hinkle, Hawkins, Gumm, Wade, Corbin, D. Andrews, R. Glover, Nahouse, Mrs. Craig. The Beta Club contains our brains.” Not only is this part of our cast absorbed in books, but all of these players are most active in sports and extra-curricular activities. Leadership, achievement and character plus those good grades qualify juniors for Beta Club membership. Long may they thrive among us! This club contains our outstanding actors and actresses. I’ll never forget the day this wonderful cast put on their three one-act plays for the public. Wonderful!” “Superb!” “Bravo!” These familiar sounds still ring in my ears. What fun it is to act! 45 TRI-HI-Y AND AUDITORIUM CLUBS Clean speech, clean living, clean sportsmanship and clean thoughts — these are the things for which the Girls’ Tri-Hi- ' l strives. Not only do they hold devotions before school, but they are always ready to help a needy family, fill stockings for veterans or sell Easter lilies to help crippled children. What would any play be without a stage crew? We certainly couldn’t get along without our Auditorium Club. They do anything from supplying light bulbs to changing the scenery on our set. 1 hese boys deserve the thanks of the cast for doing so much strenuous work. Upper Picture — First Row: Roach, Hammond, P. Andrews, Tingler, Gibson, Hepler, Coiner, Brown, Adcox. Second Row: Hiler, Mrs. Clarke, Rea, Wyatt, Ogden, K. Andrews, Deaton, Burwell, Hatcher, Hardy, Miss Kenny, De Hart. Third Row: Persinger, Snyder, Daughtery, Walthall, Bartley, Humphries, Dressier, Williams, King, Vess, Tyson, Wilmer. Lower Picture--First Row: Hatcher, Womack, Phillips. Second Row: Drumheller, Oliver, Jamison, Perdue, Humphries, Woodson, Altizer, Mr. Hoover, Gilbert, Fenderson. HOME ECONOMICS AND PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUBS Upper Piclure — Sealed: Knowles, Reynolds, Miss Hepler, Pierce, Swartz, Thomas, Myers, Fitzgerald, Frye, Ailstock, Miss Perry. Standing: Tyree, Armenirout, Farmer, Nace, Mays, Loan, Haysletl, Deffinbaugh, Andrews. Lower Piclure — Standing: Hudlow, Bland, Flardy, Miss Barbery, Roach, Bartley, D. Glover, Flumphries. Seated: Hiler, Snyder, Hatcher, Tyson, Andrews, F ea, Brown, Hepler. When it comes to showing the cast how to cook, sew or clean, the Home Economics Club can’t be beat. The club works diligently throughout the year to show the cast how to be stars m the home and in the kitchen now, and also how to be stars in homemaking throughout life — “Future Homemakers’ they are indeed. The Public Speaking Club consists of those players who take a delight in dramatic readings, orations and monologues. The Club learns the importance of speaking correctly and in most cases the players in this club never suffer from knocking knees and a lied tongue when they speak in public. 47 DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB Lower Picture — Firi,i Roio : Harris, Bunch. Second Row: Montgomery, R. Campbell, Snead, Humphries, Whitmer, Shavvver, C. Campbell, C. Persinger. I bird Row: Poague, Haynes, H. Lacks, Landrum, Ramsey, Dame, Whitesell, D. Smith, Crizer, Brizendine. Diversified Occupations Club consists of those who work on the set, and also have part time jobs. We are proud to have members of our cast represented in many local businesses, in which their jobs range from garage mechanic to store clerk. These hardworking souls are easily recognized by the green D. O. worn on their while sweaters. Industrious students have the advantage of school and can earn some money and learn a trade at the same time. Some students say that they wouldn’t like to work and go to school too, but “1 have to go to work!” often serves as a good alibi. 4S Upper Picture — First Row: P. Lacks, Rose, Fridley, J. Smith, Newman, Morgan. Second Row: G. Persinger, Conner, Coffey, Payne, Crowder, N. Smith, Milton. Third R ow: McFadden, Weikle, Humphries, Ervin, East, Burchette, Sutphin, Mr. Hoover, Hatcher. RED CROSS CLUB upper Picture- -Finl Pow : Hammond, Altizer, I ' enderson, Matthews, Kelly. Second Roic : Jones, Long, Stinespring, Phillips, Warlltner, Felty, Dressier, 1 lumphries, Mrs. Lunger. Lower Picture — Seated: Weese, Collins, Jackson, Stinnette, Curfman, Peterson, Smith. Standing: Barnett, Miss Martz, Hayslett. Oh! That cast of fellows in room 205! one would think they were a snooty group but actually they are the most sociable group on the set. They keep our morale up by putting daily quotations on the bulletin board. The one enjoyed most was I’ll but he down and bleed awhile then I’ll rise and fight again.” This quotation was adopted as the motto for the Cougars, who lost one game and rose up to score many victories. Help those Who Need Help.” This is the motto of the Red Cross Club. One of their main projects this year was helping the Veterans in the Salem Plospital. If only you could have seen the faces of the disabled soldiers when they received the miscellaneous gifts sent by the club! SCIENCE AND BUSINESS CLUBS Step into our laboratory! Here you will see Mr. Meredith and his “little monsters” working on some wonder of science. The Science Club helps promote an interest in science and gives its members a chance to use the equipment of the school to do their experiments. For anyone interested in any field of science, the Science Club is for you. The Business Club, a new group on the set this year, received a hearty welcome from the staff. There is nothing like preparation for the business world and this club offers excellent training in the field. Upper Picture — Seated: Baber, Bowling, Iseley. Standing: Camper, Andrews, Hevener, Lemon, Knick, Akers, Hayslett, Mr. Meredith, Lockhart. Lower Picture: Dressier, Thompson, Deaton, Kandris, Wright, Guth, Clarke, Back, Pullen, Rhodes, Miss Jones, Tobin, Fleming, King, Crookshanks. THE BEST BAND IN THE LAND Every play needs music and that’s what the C. H. S. band furnishes, football games, pep rallies or assemblies, the band, loyal and willing, is always prepared to help. This year the band was present at all the football games, whether near or far. Another great honor which was bestowed upon the band was a three-day trip to the Apple Blossom Festival. OH! what fun! Leading the band were the peppy and high stepping majorettes and the drum major. One of the most spectacular feats that the majorettes performed was the tw’irling and dancing to such tunes as “Charleston,” “Little Brown Jug” and the never-to-be-forgotten “Dixie.” C ornets-Trumpets : Wallace Adcox, Arthur Kraus, Dewey O’Conner, Roy Seal, jerry Ballengee, Mack Humphries, Larry Lanum, Charles Rogers, Ronald Boswell, Claude McMillon. Baritone : Jean Mitchell, Bobbie Roche. Trombones: Frank H ammond. Lawrence Beamer, W. O. Crawford, Gene Campbell, Bobbie Bush, Freddie Keyser, Tom Winn, Bert Hudnali. Clarinets : Joan Beazley, Donald Riley, Sherry Austin, Will Clark, Norma Shears, Helen Young, Dons Varner, Roy Carter, Donald Coi ner, Jack Harrington. Oboe: Franklin Reynolds. Flute: Sammy Flalterrnan. Saxophones: Billy Byrd, Frances Adams, Shelby Schumaker, Nancy Brungart. Horns: Anna Wallace, Tuxie I lardy, Sue Ellen Null, Mary Carolyn Jamison, Pat Walton. Bass: Sam Stone, Donald Young. Bell Li res: Freda Hatcher, Betty Lou Williams. Drum Major: James Dillon. Majorettes : June Gibson, Lawanda Lanum, Mildred Persinger, Ann Humphries, June Ann Tingler. Percussion: Lloyd Parker, Buddy Newcomb, K. O. Johnson, Billy King. 61 upper Piclure — First Row: Mrs. Fleshman, Andrews, Lemon, Swartz, Thompson, Hatcher, Fudge, Beazley, Roberts, Franklin, J. Humphries, Sizemore, B. Humphries. Second Row: Gilbert, Hammond, Shepard, Riley, Martin, A. Humphries, Pearson, Mitchell, Nickell, Erwin, F. Smith, Childs. Third Row: Fenderson, K. Smith, Matthews, Stone, Mountcastle, Felty, Drumheller, Elfrink, Andrews, Hinkle, Groves, Harris, Young. Lower Picture — First Row: O’Conner, Mitchell, Harris, Hinkle, Andrews, P. Felty. Second Row: Fenderson, Kelly, Young, Rosenthal, Hammond, Stone, Gilbert, Riley, Shepard, Reynolds, Mountcastle, Leitch, Glover, Elfrink, Drumheller. Third Row: Keith, Bussard, Matthews, Beamer, Groves, J. Eelty, Mrs. Fleshman. During many assemblies the audience of C. H. S. listens to the splendid performance of this group of singers. The choir presents arrangements of spirituals and hymns which linger on our memory long after the meeting is over. Lending harmony to the voices of the girls, the Boys’ Glee Club comes in with a deep tone of quality. Male voices on the set add variety to the performance of the music department of C. H. S. 52 GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Depth and beauty are contributed to the play when the voices of the girls blend together, forming the background music to the production of “C. H. S. in 52.” The school year is highlighted when the Girls Glee Club, one of the most active groups on the set, give their Spring Concert, and various other performances during the year. Upper Picture — First Row: Kounse, Nickell, Hammond, Wickham, A. Humphries, Fudge, Swartz, Lemon, Adams, Montgomery. Second Row: Thompson, Andrews, Shumaker, Carson, Childs, Sutphin, Burwell, Watts, Beazley. Third Row: Erwin, Baker, J. Martin, Hudlow, D. Martin, M. Persinger, Roberts. Lower Picture — First Row: Barnett, Jordan, Seay, Snead, Snyder, Coiner, Hepler, Brown, N. Rice, B. Rice. Second Row: Harding, Swartz, D. King, Curfman, Walton, Harrington, Smith. Third Row: Mrs. Fleshman, N. King, Wallace, Hardy, Sampson, Downey, Collins, Hatcher, Williams, Kelly, J. Paxton, Dressier, Bowman, Raikes, Garrett, Powell, Sizemore, Hoover, Jamison, R. King, McCormick, Rhodes, Mitchell. Fourth Row: Franklin, Cook, Kessinger, Beverage, Terry, Miley, Austin, Tucker, Weaver, Devers, Bowen, W. Paxton, Sluss, Lewis. 53 FORMAL OCCASIONS I. Miss Jones and the Curfmaiis enjoying the prom. 2. Billy Rose’s chorus girls? No, just the flower girls at the jrrom ! 3. Flow about some punch and cookies? 4. Leading the grand march at the prom. 5. The king and queen pose with their attendants. 6. “The Royal Covingtomans ” played the sweetest music this side of heaven at the Christmas formal. 7. Monogram queen candidates are led by their sponsors. 8. She looks like the queen of hearts, but Kitty Andrews is also Monogram queen. 9. Sitting one out at the Christmas formal. I 0. Sorry, all the cookies are gone. FUNNY FACES AT THE MLNSTREL MONOGRAM CLUBS Upper Picture — First Row: Andrews, Hiiton, Roach. Second Row: Johnson, Mongole, Mrs. While, Long, Tingler, Null, Lower Picture — First Row : Long, Plolt, Haynes. Second Row: hlawkins, H umphries, Fenderson, Stinespring, Gumm, Warlitner, Hamm, Henderson. Third Row: Felly, Andrews, Dressier, Lunger. The Monogram Clubs of C. H. S. invite winners of C’s to join their ranks in one of the oldest clubs in the history of the school. The girls get m6st of their letters from basketball and cheerleading. The boys’ members are from football, basketball, baseball and track players who have won their C’s in these fields. Probably the biggest dance and the biggest picnic of the year are the ones sponsored by the Monogram Clubs. 5(1 Lower Picture: Keith, Crowder, Wilmer, Turner, Andrews, Gumm, Roach, Coleman, Bouchard, Scott. With the growth of our school came the growth of our cheerleaders for there were I 0 this year instead of 8. Those spirited Pep Rallies on the court house steps, the leading of cheers in assembly before each game, the appearance of the cheerleaders on the football field m their little red jeep — these are the things which helped lead our team to victory and kept us m a gay mood throughout the year. When thinking of this jovial group which has made the set more cheerful, one would readily say. Rah ! Rah ! Cheerleaders. 0 First Row: Gates. Humphries, Barnett, Knick, Dressier Secortd Row: Groves, Phillips, W. Squires, coach, Bussard, Baker The Cougars debut into Group I as a basketball team was a disappointment. Playing in eight con- ference games m the Western District the Cougars were unable to win a single game and ended on rock bottom m the standings. The jump from Group II to Group I was just too great for the Cougars although at times they showed signs of being a better than fair ball club. Outside the conference, however, their record was better, with six wins and three losses. Two of these victories were over Clifton Forge, the old time rivals “from down the river,” and so the season was not without joy. Coach “Chesty” Squire’s first team was composed of Walter Knick at center, Captain Roscoe Hum- phries and Russe 11 H ayslett as forwards; Ronnie Baker and “Hotdog” Dressier as guards. Next year’s team should make a better showing since there will be only two members departing from the squad and the remaining boys will have gained much valuable experience. IVe They We They E. C. Glass 36 73 Clifton Forge ...... 47 29 Central _ 34 44 George Washington 31 56 Clifton Forge 48 43 Roanoke Catholic 49 55 C. H. S. Alumni 50 35 G. M. S. Colonels 48 25 Central . 41 37 Jefferson 39 74 G. M. S. Colonels 53 38 Andrew Lewis .... . 37 56 Jefferson ... 34 78 George Washington ... 38 55 Roanoke Catholic _ .... 60 65 L. C. Glass ... .. 40 80 Andrew Lewis ... . 21 42 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Persinger, Mrs. White, coach, Carden. Dunlap - 44 Central . 34 Clifton Forge _ _ 42 Lexington _ . 49 Central Natural Bridge - Alumnae 43 Jeter Roanoke Catholic 30 Jeter Clifton Forge 39 Natural Bridge _ _ 55 Lexington 25 The 1951-52 production of the Covington High School Cougarrette basketball team has made a smash hit. A very successful season with 1 1 wins and 2 loses has made the whole cast proud of them. Our first string is graduating namely; Co-Captains: Null and Long; Roach, Crowder, Mongole, and Hilton. Their director, Mrs. White, is not looking for another winning season because she lacks experienced stand-ins. Turner , Crowder. Roach, Null We They 44 31 34 32 42 41 49 18 51 30 51 31 43 14 J.v. 62 22 30 36 J.V. 46 1 7 39 43 55 27 25 19 59 First Row: A. Lemon, Hamm, Keesee, Faison, P. Felty, Dressier, Deacon, Humphries, Long, Hawkins. Second Row: Smith, Sizemore, W. Perdue, Richardson, Martin, King, M. Perdue, Mountcastle, Wade, Miles Weade. Third Row: Landis, Woodson, Drumheller, Conner, Leighton, Gibbs, Schuder, Warlitner, W. Lemon, Lewis. Fourth Row: Robertson, Leitch, Altizer, Camper, Hardy, Campbell, Rice, Phillips, Welford, Hastings. Fifth Row: Hayslett, Hite, Fadely, Psonadakis, Andrews, J. Felty, McCauley, Ramsey, Shue. Sixth Row: Henderson, Mays, D. Riddleberger, B. Riddleberaer, Lunger, Linkenhoker, Johnson, Plott, Mac Weade. The Covington High School Cougars had a very successful gridiron season during 1951 although their win- ning streak was broken at 19 games. The Cougars ran their winning streak to 19 with victories over Waynesboro, 27 to 6; Harrisonburg, 13 to 0; and G. M. S. Generals, 12 to 6. The 13th of October was an unlucky day for the Cougars, even though it wasn’t on Friday. The Cougars lost to the Glen Allen Panthers of Richmond 12 to 0. It was the Panthers way of getting revenge for the loss they suffered in 1950. This was the first time since Boodie” ’Albert became coach that the Cougars failed to score during a ball game. The Cougars came back to start a new streak with a hard fought victory over William Byrd of Vinton by a score of 20 to 19. The following week the Cougars played perhaps their best game when they won over Handley High wilh ihe score of 27 to 6. The team’s hope of another long victory string was cut short by a team called The Jefferson High Magicians, who finished with a score of 14 to 6. The final victory was the sweetest because the win over Clifton Forge by a score of 13 to 6 gave Covington High School the Little Brown Jug ” for another year and a final record for 1951 of 6 victories and 2 defeats. IVe Theii IVc Th Waynesboro 27 Harrisonburg 13 G. M. S. Generals 12 Glen Allen 0 William Byrd 20 6 0 6 12 19 Handley High Jefferson High 27 6 13 02 Clifton Forge jl U iji -CUv. ' Qk U4 ROH. Upper Picture, First Row: Warlitner, Downer, Wilmer, Riddlebarger, Burns, G. Campbell, O’Conner. Second Row: E. Campbell, McKnighl, Andrews, Hile, Linkenhoker, Bird, Moran. Who made the touchdow ' n? Covington and G. M. S. gel acquainted. Get that equipment moving, boys! SPORTS ARE FIRST CLASS AT C. H. S. Phillips rounds the hot corner. Firsl fioW : Pullen, Bess, Warlilner, Phillips, Armstrong, 1 luiiiphries. Baker, Second Row: Tingler, Campbell, Dillon, Keesee, Gibbs, McCauley. Third Ro w: Mile (manager), Barnett, Lemon, Burkholder, Hardy, Linkenhoker, M. Hardy, Hughes (manager), Ace Thomas, coach. Humphries is safe. Bess moves around first. Beware, McCauley at bat. Gibbs on home plate. � « Before any play can be produced it must have backers. The business staff and the advertisers are the backers for PuFFS AND PATCHES. Any production takes money, and the business staff, by means of subscnj tions and advertisements, is able to finance our production. When praise is due it is often bestowed on the editorial staff, but our partners should share the honors, for without them the production could not be carried through. Thanks should also be given to the business men who from year to year give the an- nual their loyal support through advertisements. The editorial staff wishes to thank the business staff, the advertisers, and all others who helped to make the 1952 edition of Puffs and Patches possible. First RoiO : Crowder, Keith, Scott, Wickham, Childs. Second Row: McCormick, Nickell. Baker, Gibson, Lam. Third Row: Miss Mahaney, Persinger, Humphries, Dressier, Bowen, Paxton. Fourth Row: King, Robertson, Mefford, Ritch, Ward, Reyns, Byers, Glover. AJ l (L ZJju Xa ! I ALLEGHANY HARDWARE CO. (INCORPORATED! Good Goods at Good Prices Flowers School Equipment Co., Inc. MANUFACTURERS and DISTRIBUTORS School — Church — Public Seating Furniture RICHMOND-LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES 203 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE AUTHORIZED REMINGTON RAND SALES AND SERVICE COVINGTON, VIRGINIA DIAL 2-6656 CRITIC’S RELVIEW OF THIS YEAR’S PLAY The curtain was raised on a new school year on Sept. 4. The cast seemed glad to be back on the set again! COVINGTON HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY 59 Years of Continuous Service BOTTLE GAS OF VIRGINIA GIBSON AND COMPANY, INC. HARDWARE - PAINTS - SPORTING GOODS Dial 2-6266 MAIN STREET COVINGTON, VIRGINIA THE COVINGTON AMUSEMENT CENTER OPERATING THE STRAND VISULITE COLLINS THEATRES COVINGTON VIRGINIA CLASS RINGS CAPS AND GOWNS INVITATIONS AND CALLING CARDS WALTER B. ANDERSON L a BALFOUR PRODUCTS RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Mapl ' Ave.(. ' .J Dial 7281 ' ' — L- GREENWAY ' S Complete Line MEN ' S AND YOUNG MEN ' S FURNISHING Painter and Robertson YOUNG MEN ' S SHOP NUNN-BUSH SHOES KNOX HATS ARROW and VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS M. H. FISHERMAN LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR VARIETY STORE IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY WHY PAY MORE? MAIN STREET COVINGTON, VIRGINIA The new members of the cast were initiated on Sept. 28. 1 hese Under- Studies were guests of the Stand-Ins and stars at the annual sophomore dance. Most of the cast attended the first football game on Sept. 1 4. The Cou- gars went to Waynesboro and returned with a 27-6 victory. IT IS MUCH EASIER TO BE CRITICAL THAN TO BE CORRECT OBSERVED BY R. M. LOVING BARR-TOPHAM COMPANY Covington ' s Largest Variety Store Two Floors of Quality Merchandise NEWSOM ' S KIDDIE SHOPPE Next to Visulite Theatre Everything for Tots to Toddlers and up to 12 Years CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 02 COVINGTON DEPARTMENT STORE WHERE WE MAKE SHOPPING YOUR PLEASURE COVINGTON ' S NEWEST STORE IN QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT BUDGET PRICES READY-TO-WEAR— SHOES— PIECE GOODS AND NOT ' ONS SEE OUR NATIONAL KNOWN BRANDS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS ROOKLIN ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Extends to Each and Everyone in the Graduating Class their Best Wishes for Future Success - - - - Shop Around the Corner For Better Values FRANCES DRESSES HANDMADE CLOTHES WEAR THE BEST Dial 6626 Covington, Virginia COVINGTON WEAVING MILL Division Wm. Klopmon and Sons, Inc. The cast, some happy some sad, received reports on Act I of the Play (1st. 6 weeks) on Oct. 8. Many of the cast made the trip to Richmond Oct. 1 3 when the Cougars played Hermitage, but many a puppet tear was shed when they broke our string of victories by winning the game 1 2-0. It was the first time during the six yeais of Coach “Boodle” Albert’s reign that his team failed to score. PLAY MORE LIVE LONGER- -THIS IS THE SPORTS AGE PRES BROWN ' S SPORT SHOP P, O. BOX 821 PHONE 662 14 WEST WASHINGTON STREET LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA PRES DELIVERS THE GOODS CLAY SHOE STORE Outfitting For The Entire Family Velvet Step for the Ladies City Club for the Men Weather Bird for the Kiddies 205 N. Maple Ave. Covington, Va, THE SHOE BOX Style and Fits In Beautiful Shoes COVINGTON DENTISTS I DR. ADAMS DR. GEORGE DR. CRAWFORD DR. WAGNER DR. SAVAGE HAItOLD’S . . OUR KNOWLEDGE OF ' M INE GEMS AND JEWE Y IS EOR YOUR PR0TECTI0 I::XSL Cu OJf Main Street, Next Door to Covington National BariL WOMACK ' S JEWELRY 104 Maple Avenue WATCHES — DIAMONDS Gifts For All Occasions SAY IT WITH FLOWERS EVAN ' S FLORIST COVINGTON, VIRGINIA The cast was first dismissed on Nov. 1 and 2 wlien the Master Puppeteers journeyed to Richmond for a teacher’s meeting. Garland Altizer was given the role of “Lil Abner” at the “Sadie Tdawkins” dance on November 3. The week before, every actress in the cast was chasing some eligible actor for an escort. HODGES JEWELRY STORE QUALITY JEWELRY SINCE 1913 Mam Street Covington, Virginia WE GROW OUR OWN Alleghany Floral Company, Inc. MEMBER F T D. COVINGTON 3131 CLIFTON 7581 GREENHOUSES, LOWMOOR, VIRGINIA DIAMONDS rms fmmU WATCHES JUST OFF MAIN ON MAPLE DIAL 5671 ALLEGHANY PUBLISHERS Incorporated Quality Plus Service Creators of High School COMMERCIAL PRINTING 216-218 Court Street Dial 4246 PORTRAIT COMMERCIAL MILLER S STUDIO The Photographic Center of the Alleghanies Our 23rcl Year Dial 7346 Fishman Building Main Street “WHITING” SERVICE STATIONS MOTOR OILS — LUBRICATION — TIRES The highlight of every play at C. H. S. is the football game with Clifton Forge. The “Little Brown Jug,” which has an honored spot on the C. H. S. set, was returned to its rightful place after the 1 3-6 victory on Nov. I 6. The next intermission came on Nov. 22 and 23 when the players were dismissed for the Thanksgiving holidays. Everyone was thankful, not only for the holiday from school, but also for the blessings of the year. SNEAD BUICK COMPANY BUICK AND G. M. C. TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE SOUTH LEXINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 3236 McCLUNG BROS., INC. Jobbers of Auto Parts and Shop Equipment 100 Per Cent Wholesale Covington, Virginia 2144 STANLEY NICHOLS, Inc. YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER McAllister and bell, inc MANUFACTURERS OF MOUNTAIN GEM FLOUR AND DEALERS IN KAYMOOR COAL Dial 2104 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA THE COURTESY STORE DIAL 2186 THE CORNER SUPER MARKET DIAL 2164 THE GROCETERIA 601 HIGHLAND STREET DIAL 2196 o Elmer F. Smith and Frank T, Hundley CRAIGHEAD FAWLEY Compliments AMOCO STATION Amoco Tires and Accessories of Bridge Street and Riverside Avenue CHILDS ESSO STATION Dial 9221 CHEVROLET — OLDSMOB I LE — CADI LLAC SALES AND SERVICE ALLEGHANY CHEVROLET CORP. Dial 2134 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Dress rehearsal was held on Dec. I as the cast donned costumes for the “Come as a Song Title” dance. On Dec. 1 0 the football team trooped to Boodle’s for a hamburger fry. No one would say wbo ate the most hamburgers, the team or the cheerleaders. BYRD’S ESSO STATION HIGHLAND ST. AT ALLEGHANY AVE. 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Glass came and returned with a 73 to 37 victory. DEACON MOTORS PACKARD and WILLYS OVERLAND SALES and SERVICE DEALER ' S LICENSE 918 PHONE 8251 705 MONROE STREET COVINGTON, VIRGINIA McGuffin Service Station PURE PREMIUM PRODUCTS Dial 7266 Opposite High School JOYNER ' S ESSO SERVICE STATION 24-HOUR SERVICE ESSO PRODUCTS Dial 9841 Bridge and Riverside LEONARD JOYNER West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA MANUFACTURERS OF BLEACHED BOOK AND CONVERTING PAPER KRAFT PAPER AND PAPER BOARD LOCATION OF MILLS Mechanicville, N. Y. Williamsburg, Pennsylvania Tyrone; Pennsylvania Luke, Maryland Covington, Virginia Charleston, South Carolina SALES OFFICES 230 Park Avenue, New York City 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago Lincoln Liberty Building, Philadelphia 530 Market Street, San Francisco CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1951 FOOTBALL TEAM NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Dial 3201 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA GEORGE ' S GRILL WE SPECIALIZE IN FOOT LONG HOT DOGS Mam Street Covington, Va. Dial 22086 The set was covered with snow so the actors stayed at home on Dec 1 8. Santa was able to get out his sleigh to prepare for the Christmas holidays which began on Dec. 2 I . The actors and actresses were filled with Yuletide spirit as they prepared for the Christmas Formal which was held on December 20. The bright deco- rations in the gym put everyone m a gay [lohday mood. O’GARA GRILL COVINGTON Where Better Covington Dines SANDWICH SHOP QUALITY FOOD • Robert F. Reid 130 Maple Avenue Covington, Va. Manager PHILIP PSOMADAKIS DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES V and M GRILL You ' ve TRIED THE REST Now TRY THE BEST QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICES HALLS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Dial 9381 Covington, Virginia STOP and SHOP Phone 2128 Free Delivery Fresh Meat, Produce, and Groceries MAGAZINE GROCERY 545 N, ALLEGHANY AVENUE FREE DELIVERY DIAL 2171 COVINGTON, VIRGINIA This year the cast was given tests instead of exams and after these tests they were given Jan. 23-25 to recuperate. Everyone on the PuFFS AND PATCHES Staff breathed a sigh of relief on Feb. 1 5 as the annual was sent to press. MICK OR MACK XASH TALKS 207 N, MAPLE AVENUE COVINGTON - - VIRGINIA TINGLER ' S SMITH ' S SUPER MARKET CORNER NEWS STAND Albert Smith Your 102 North Maple Avenue Quality Grocer Covington, Virginia 125 N, Maple Ave. Phone 2151 BROWN ' S MUSIC SHOP Radios — Phonographs — Records Sheet Music — Accessories Phone 4281 Main Street Covington, Va HOTEL COLLINS, INC. EXCELLENT SERVICE COVINGTON .... VIRGINIA This year the Monogram boys hung up decorations in Feb. instead of Nov. for the annual Monogram formal. The Queen was crowned and kissed and the whole company seemed to enjoy the gayety. The basketball game was a sell-out and the cookie-sellers did a booming business when the Beta Club and the Tri-Hi-Y girls played the feminine half of the faculty on March 1 3. TRADING POST WE BUY FOR MORE, SELL FOR LESS TRADE FOR ANYTHING 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE DAY PHONE 26366 NIGHT PHONE 9276 THE SWEET SHOP Takes This Means to Congratulate You on Graduation It has been a Pleasure to Serve You Make it a Habit To Visit JESSON ' S NEWS STAND Court Street HONEY DEW 7 - MODERN ALLEYS - 7 COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE HONEY DEW Phone 9256 Covington, Virginia COVINGTON GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS ALLEGHANY ICE COMPANY Food Fights for Freedom Use Plenty of Ice For Complete Food Protection Dial 5201 Covington, Virginia ALLEGHANY FOODS CO. COUNTRY SAUSAGE BOLOGNA -- FRANKS COVINGTON VIRGINIA The Easter Parade picked up new color as the cast donned their Easter bonnets and left the set for an Easter vacation April 1 1-14. Puffs and Patches delegates left the set on May 2 and 3 to attend the annual S. I. P. A. Convention in Lexington. Everyone had his lingers crossed hoping for a high rating for the year-book. THE CORNER FOUNTAIN Fountain Service and Tasty Sandwiches Corner East Mam and Magazine Covington, Va. Dial 2-6717 ABBOTT ' S GROCERY Groceries, Meats, Country Produce, Fruits and Vegetables 602 Ffighland Covington, Va Dial 4251 CLIFTON FORGE GROCERY CO. (INCORPORATED) WHOLESALE GROCERS CLIFTON FORGE, VIRGINIA MARLINTON, WEST VIRGINIA DRIVE-IN MARKET HOME OF FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MYERS CUT RATE 604 Elighland Street Dial 3221 FRIDLEY ' S PHARMACY Service For The Sick Phone 3166 308 W. Mam Street Covington, Virginia After days of practicing for the grand inarch, the big day finally arrived! Oh, What a wonderful Junior-Senior Prom it was! ! Happy Day! ! ! The annual finally arrived. Of course, no work was done because everyone was running from room to room writing in each other’s books. HILL DRUG STORE Better Service in Drugs 314 West Main Street Dial 2131 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND THE SPORTSMAN NEWS— MAGAZINES, FOUNTAIN, GIFTS MAKE IT A HABIT MAIN STREET LEVISAY ELECTRIC CO. 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NETTLETON, INCORPORATED LUMBER AND MILL WORK Hardware - - Paint -- Roofing -- Concrete — Plaster and Masons ' Supplies Coal and Wood Covington, Virginia Long Distance and Local Phone 4381 ROADCAP ' Cr LAWLER, INC. 103 Maple Avenue DEALER IN GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Oil, Gas and Coal Heat, Small Appliances, Zenith Radios and Record Players Home Freezers Fitzgerald and Sons Furniture Co. Dial 9361 202 Maple Avenue Covington - - - Virginia E. A. SNEAD FURNITURE CO. COVINGTON, VIRGINIA Many activities were being carried on by tire Stars (Seniors) of this year s play. The senior banquet certainly was delicious, but Class Day held the spot light. The whole student body enjoyed the humorous program presented by the seniors on Class Day. Not to be forgotten was that wonderful picnic at Douthat; the aroma of roasting hotdogs will always bring back fond memories. 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Henderson, Betty Jean Henderson, Donald Elton denderson, Patricia Ann H erHefson, Sue Ellen VH pler, Wilma Aelese Hevener, Philip Wayne Higgins, Eugene Harold Hiler, Joyce Marie Hiler, Murriel Eugene Hiler, Patricia Ann Hilton, Betty Lucille Hinkle, Emory Clark Hippert, Roy Hess Hite, Gilman Manley Hite, Nettie Margaret (F Peggy Gray Hite, Shirley Ann Hoe Iges, Ray Winfred VJdoke, Jo Ann Hoover, Barbara Hutson Hudlow, Marcia Sue Huffman, Frances Marie Huffman, Jack Berkley Humphries, Estus Cleveland, Humphries, Harold Lee III Jack, Jo Ann Jackson, Deloris Ann Jackson, Dolly Ann Jamison, George L., Jr. Jamison, Thelma Marie Johnson, Dewey Joseph Johnson, Frederick Floyd Johnson, Guy Fitzhugh Johnson, James Ryland Johnson, Norma Jean Jones Trarfiest Hubert ' ' J ' rtes, Eugene Latney Jones, John Paul Jones, Kenneth Wright Jones, IVggy Joyce N— J tresTT h s Jean Jord nrTfuth Lillian 1 Kan iiis,— Tommy Paul Ki see, Stuart Lee K i, Margaret Florence ii ley, Albert Ray UCeffeyrTouise Marie Kemper, Betty Louise Kemper, Carlos Eugene Kern, Harry Gillman L-Kes inger, Barbara Ann Keyser, Betty Lou Keyser, Charlotte Dressier Keyser, Elmer Norman, Jr. King, Alice Mane King, Carol Catherine — Dnnald Edward King, Dreama Dale CKmgTdTarnes Henry, Jr. King, Kenneth Mansfield King, Nancy Jane King, Raeburn Janice Wanda M ae GCaickr- ckie Delano Knick, Paul Burton Knick, Thornton Henry Knick, Walter A. Kounse, Elizabeth Lee Kraus, Arthur Lee LLa ksrTf arold Nolan Jr. Lacks, Peggie Lee Lair, Betty Sue AT C. H. S Lam, Linda Jackson Landes, Ldward Lee Landes, Preston Samuel vLiHKlis, Rosalie Lovelle Landrum, Donald Fredrick Lanum, Lawanda Elaine Lawliorne, Eugene Thomas Lee Shirley Ann J ighton, Thomas Lenwood Leitch, Powell Murry, Jr. Lemon, Archie Ward Lemon, Cecil Wayne Lenipfrr Patsy Lee J,, wis, Constance Delores LeMs, James Edward vL is, Wanda Maye Lewis, William Alexander Lindsay, Ivan Thomas Lindsey, Forrest Wayne Linkenhoker, James Edward Linkenhoker, James Porter Linkenhoker, Richard Bertrand Loan, Mary Elizabeth Loan, Shirley Davis Lockhart, Clarence Preston Lockhart, Norma June Long, Eleanor Mae kLerrgiTGcne Karl Terrence Lugar, Barbara Jean Lunger, James Brown ' MtCauTey, Archie Lee McC AiIey, Roy Joseph ijM’ rmick, Gwendolyn Winnie Mac£adden, Henry Bernard, Jr tMJGuire, Shirley Anri McNight, Martin Adrian VM night, Mary Kay McMullen, Franklin Delano Mahaney, Ronald Lewis Mann, Bobby Lee Mann, Steele Hunter Martin, Donald Edward Martin, Donna Lee Martin, Ima Jean Martin, Melvin Tbomas Martin, Mildred Jo Ann Martin, Sadie Ellen Martin, Vera Catherine Matheny, Dorothy Anne JVkrfIiews, James Dale Mayo, Paul Burton Mays, Joyce Lee Mays, Ray Preston Mays, Raymond Berkley Meeks, Benjamin Camion Meeks, Shelby Jean Me rd, William Tinsley NjVTiley, Sarah Ann Miller, Earl William Miller, Gerald Ryland Miller, Mary Sue Miller, Rob“rt Eugene Milton, Shirley Emogene Mitchell, Jean Frances Mize, Norma Jean Moats, Barbara Lou Mongole, Fairy Jane Montgomery, Betty Jean Montgomery, Janette Gray iMenTf omery, Patricia Ann Montgomery, Randolph Owen Montgomery, Robert Martin L_M©fttgtTfnery, Shirley Ann Moran, Glenn Edward Morgan, Charles Morgan, Emma Jewel Mountcastle, Russell Carey Munsey, Melvin Eugene Munday, Wanda June Mustain, Larry Emory Myers, Peggy Jane Myers, Shirley Louise Nace, Shirley Frances NaHouse, Lester Rickey Nance, Annalee Margaret Nance, Irene Virginia Newcomb, Percy Kline, Jr. Newman, M ary Frances Nicely, Gerald Benjamin Nicely, Paul Jackson NiceE dTobert Alexander Alice Vivian Noel, Bertha Jeanette Noll, Jackie Eugene LNtriTT Betty Sue 0LLnchain, Percy McCarkle Obenshain, Peggy Joyce O’Conner, Dewey Holeston, Jr. O’Conner, Mabel Delores Ogden, Carol Joyce Oliver, James Thomas Otto, Adelaide Otto, Eleaner Mane Oyler, Shirley Mae Paitsel, William Zane Parker, Lloyd Lewis Patterson, Betty Lou Paxton, Barbara Jane Paxton, James Berkerly Pa on, Linwood Andrew ton, Robert Boyd Wanda CeClle Payne, Jerry L. Payne, Mattie Carmehda Payne, William Overton, Jr. Pearman, Paul Lincoln Pearson, Joan Allene Pence, James Walton Perdue, Cary Milburn Lois Marie „R©Mlue, Wayne Bartley EgfLtfts, Beatrice Loraine iRersin r, Barbara Ann Persinger, Betty Lou Persinger, Cecil Douglas ' Persinger, Edith Grey LJ erjiSger, Frank Eugene N msinger, George Walter Persinger, Harry Allen Persinger, Marjorie Elise Persinger, Mary Jane t-PCT5Tnger, Mildred Louise Peterson, Penelope Joyce Phillips, Eugene Orland Phillips, Helen Frances Phillips, Jerry Jackson Pierce, Joyce Marilyn Plott, Bobby Lee v,Rle1trJack Wayne Poage, Edward James Poague, Ronald Elvin Poindexter, Gary Harvey Potter, Mattie Powell, Benjamin Marian Powell, Freda Keyser X e velTi Martha Virg inia Pritt, Martha Jane Psonadakis, Charles Pullen, Margaret Elizabeth Pullin, Jessie E. CHutoamrTTuth Jo QuicE Jean Alice Caikes, Margaret Louise Ramsey., Harold Madison, Jr. VRarflis William Clyde Rapp, Charles Lemon ? ricia Byrd Javis, Peter Agustus Reynolds, Franklin Minton Reynolds, Halsie Jean Reynolds, William Eugene Reyns, Jackie Calvin Rhodes, Gene Patrick Rhodes, Joyce Lee Rhodes, Uva Marie Rice, Barbara Ann Rice, Emmett Beirne Rife, Juanita Gay Rice, Wilton Norral SicJ«rrdson, William James Richmond, Betty Jean Richmond, Peggy Joyce vTTfddle, Mary Virginia Riddleberger, Donald Ray vRrddTeberger, Patricia Jane LBidcHeberger, William Harold, Jr. RiLyC Donald Lee ■ nmey, William Joseph Ritsch, Frederick Field IN 1951-52 y_ i oachj. Marietta Jean Rl55ei , Anna Mae Roberts, Betty Lou Roberts, Faye Moore Roberts, Paul Landon Hjoberts, Wanda Jean Robertson, Harry Wilson, III Rock, Bobby Rogers, Albert Lee Rogers, Phyllis Marie Rogers, Sylvia Lee Rose, Phyllis Ann Rose, Samuel Wesley Rosenthal, Carlisle Lam Rothwell, Murrell Eugene Rucker, Noah Warren £LycHsiTn Delories Stella XBUtdistll, Shirley Belle Sampson, Betty Lou Sampson, Ruby Dare Sampson, Violet Louise Saunders, Elbert Donald v cbuclej:, Richard Daniel Schumaker, Shelby Jean x3 ol Linda Carol Scruggs, Donald Dare Seal, Roy Lee _2e yr etty Joyce VS ayrAlary Eloise 3«tters. Ruby Frances Sharp, Hal Harper N hciw ver. Carroll Lewis Shepard, David Eskridge Robert Steele Shiflett, Betty Jean Shifl tt, Patsy Marie Shue, Ronald Wilson Sibold,,-Robert Lee 3igliorella, Judith Simmons, Bettie Lou Simmons, Lena Geraldine Sites, Barbara Jean Sites, Guy Edward Sizemore, Aubrey Eugene Sizemore, Bobby Maynard Sizemore, Elwood Lee Sizemore, Juanita Mae Slayton, Shirley Elizabeth ASitTSs , Anita Paige Smith, Carol Marena Smith, Carole Alita Smi ' C onstance Roberta S rtflth, Faye Wynne Smith, Frances Lou Smith, Gene G. Smith, George Daniel Smith, John William, Jr. Smith, Keith Wayne Smith, Lloyd Wilson Smith, Margaret Marlene Nancy Carol Smith, Nancy Carroll Smith, Romie Edward Smith, Velma Lee Smith, Virginia Ellen Smith,— Zelma Carol Melvin Wallace Snead, Patricia Mae Snead, Thomas Edward Snyder, Betty Lou Southers, Terry Eugene Spicer, Warren Berkley Sprouse, James Edward Stacy, Peggy Jo Stalcup, Tommy Reid Stalnaker, Etha Marie Staton, Larry Addison St. Clair, Robert Lewis VStedeT Robert Luther Stinespring, Jack Claiborne Stinespring, Robert Glenn V StuwTFtte. Barbara Mane Stone, Delores Marie Stone, Samuel R. Sutphin, Margaret Ann Sutpbin, Nancy Lee Swain, Ernest iSiWcrffzT arol Sue Swartz, Marlene Ann Swihart, Donald Lewis Tackett, Florence Taylor, Alice Mane Taylor, Larry Arnold Merry, Elizabeth Ann Merry, Ervine Wellington Thomas, Gary Lee Thomas, Ruby Ann CCheffiptsOTr, Betty Sue ThojnfJson, Betty Virginia GPhompson, Bonnie Jean Thompson, Donna Lee Thompson, Naomi Pauline Tmgler, Barbara Anne Tingler, Donald Woodrow CtmgterTJune Ann Tingler, Mary Elizabeth Tingler, Phillip Eugene Tingler, Shirley Frances Tobin, Robert Jackson Trainer, Mary Emogene Trimpey, Bertba Ann Tucker, Bobbie Joe Tucker, Gordon Edward ' ItJcLerT ! ean Dare Tucker, Wilber Leonard LTttmefTShirley Garland Tyree, Glenna Belle Ty ree, Lorene Mane Tyree, Richard Glendon Ty«nrrTdieri Lee Vail, Robert Randolph Vess, Evelyn Joan Vess, Linda Ann iVess. Ronald Lee Vint, Elmer Lewis Wade, Hurshel Payne, Jr. Wade, Richard Allen ' WacteCWilliam Harold Wallace, Anna Seward Walthall, Iris June LWaWrcrttr Ralph Lawrence Walton, Patricia Ann Ward, Marion Wallace t W a rHt!T?i ' , Thomas Danial iWarHtnCT, Frank Edward, Jr. Warwick, Norma Lorene vWcTtSoh, Anna Elizabeth Watts, Eloise Mae Watts, Gary Burdette Watts, John Rocke Watts, William Eee Weade, Malcolm Estil L Wcrr dWdVliles Emory Weaver, Celia Ann Webb, Grace Weese, Annie Louisa Weikle, Harold Dean Weikle, Joyce Mane Weikle, Robert Lee Welcher, Dons Ann Welford, Hugh Penn Wells, Frances Corene White, Julian Whitmer, Earl Wayne Whitmer, Larry Allen WhiteselL-Russel Aubrey, Jr MWcLliam, Ethel Carolyn Wilhelm, Ronald Lee C Williams. B arbara Ann Barbara Ann Williams, Ernest, Jr. Williams, Mary Lee Wilhaj TIS, Ray Eddie O Pnliams, Robert Eugene sWilmer, James Porter Wilmer, Mary Jo — Paul Burkley Wiseman, Robert Edward, J Wheeler, Jacklean Greta Wolfe, Janet Mane Wolfe, l nora Gertrude Jc, Clarence Pete od, George Wilson Woodson, James Sandburne Worl Calvin Ray Anita Belle Wl ht, Charles Author Wyatt, Marjorie Sue Young, Donald Lynn Young, Jimmy Lee Young, Joseph Wilson ‘The play is clone ; the curtain drops, Slow falling to the prompter’s bell: A moment yet the actor stops, And looks around, to say farewell. It IS an irksome word and task: And, when he’s laughed and said his say. 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