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

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Donning arm bands, Student Council mem- bers Pat Weikle, Janice Middleton and Presi- dent Ronald Bunch prepare to help new stu- dents with lockers and traffic regulations. As September rolls around, C. H. S. once more flings wide its doors and beckons to the six hundred students of its enrollment. Summer pastimes are abandoned and the school curriculum of classes, sports, activities and dances is adopted. The very first aspect of school life is centered around the all-important classrooms. Within the walls of these classes, a student spends six hours of every school day learning. Whether he is college- bound or destined to enter the huge business world right after graduation, a student finds courses to suit his every need. In preparation for college, Covington High offers chemistry, physics, physical science, algebra, geo- metry, and trigonometry. A variety of languages, a study of history and government, and a selection of electives, in addition to math and science, round out the year for students who plan to further their ed- ucation after high school. Commercial students may take typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. All students, whether they are tak- ing a college course, commercial course or general course, must take government and English. For those students who have no specific profession in mind, there are adequate courses in home eco- nomics, diversified occupations, and distributive ed- ucation. The last two courses offer assistance in finding jobs for students who wish to work part- time while going to school. The long-awaited class rings have arrived: seniors Joe Carpenter, Becky Pyle and Marie Bennett admire theirs. With the opening of basketball season, Coach White is found discussing possible strategy with Rice, Laughorne, Richardson, and Switzer. In hopes of avoiding upper classmen, soph- omores choose to enter the back of the school on Initiation Day. lntermingling traditions and custom

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