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

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JULY AUGUST 24 — Football Practice Begins SEPTEMBER 3 — Labor Day 4 — School Opens 6 — Election of Cheerleaders 14 — Open Football season against Wm. Fleming 19 — Delmar Photographer takes pictures 25 — A.C.E. Tests given to all Juniors 27 — Sophomore Initiation 28 — Victory over Halifax 29 — Welcome Dance for Sophomores School OCTOBER 5 — A win over George Washington 12 — Clash against Martinsville High 20 — We ruined Vint on’s Homecoming 22 — Received First Report Card 26— Homecoming game with E.C. Glass 26 — Alumni Association sponsors Homecom- ing Dance 31 — Halloween’s Hideous Hop, Courtesy of the Annual Staff NOVEMBER 1— No School . . . VEA for teachers 2 — Play Jefferson at Victory Stadium 6— Mock Elections . . . Ike Wins 9 — Little Brown Jug stays at home 16 — End a good season by beating Andrew Lewis 17 — Don Cook reigns over Sadie Hawkins Dance 20 — Deer Season attracts boys to the hills 22 — Home for Thanksgiving DECEMBER 4 — Hamburger Fry at Boodie’s 7 — Basketball Season Opens 20 — A Winter Wonderland at the Christmas Formal 21 — Off for the holidays

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“It’s really not difficult, students,” says Miss O’Farrell. “Experimenting is one way of de- termining acids from bases,” explains Miss Hepler. Checking papers is only one of the many jobs for Mrs. Cvizic. “This is the third time I’ve said that, Can’t you understand?” says Mrs. McDonald. “You probably never thought you’d be studying the carrot,” Mrs. Pitman remarked. our candid cameraman catches the teachers off-guard Arranging schedules is just another job for Mr. Heretick and Mrs. Humphries. Teachers gather for a few short minutes of relaxation in the cafeteria. “You wouldn’t be trying to put any- thing over on me, would you?” exclaimed Mr. Taylor. 17

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Calendar JANUARY 2 — Back to School 9 — Contestants for Miss C.H.S. are judged 21 — Exams are here 24 — Tri-Hi-Y sponsors Soc Hop 29 — Back to school after a mid-term vacation 30 — Annual goes to press FEBRUARY 16- — Valentine Dance for all Sweethearts 16 — Eight students travel to Roanoke for All-State West Chorus 26 — Basketball season ends with Wm. Fleming MARCH 10 — D.E. Convention in Roanoke 11 — Fourth Report Period Ends 21-22-23 — Minstrel here for 3 night stand APRIL 4-5-6 — Model General Assembly in Richmond 15 — D.O. Convention in Roanoke 19- 22 — Home for Easter Vacation 25 — Last six weeks begin 26- 27 — Lexington host to S.I.P.A. Convention MAY 3-4 — New York City here we come 10 — Prom ! ! ! 12 — Band Concert 20 — Spring Concert by Vocal Class 24 — Senior Class Day 29 — Monogram Picnic at Douthat JUNE 3-4-5 — Exams . . .? 9 — Baccalaureate Sermon 10 — Graduation at last 19