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

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Christmas vacation is over in a flash and mid- term draws nigh. Exams are given, report cards are issued, and second semester is upon us. The Tri-Hi-Y sponsors a sock-hop and the Beta and Monogram Clubs make plans for their dances. Easter flies past and then, our yearbooks are here! In the confusion of obtaining autographs for them, the days rush by and the night of the Junior-Senior Prom is at hand. The gymnasium is converted into a paradise of oriental color, a superb background for the array of gowns and dinner jackets of seniors in the Grand March. Lily Albert looks on approvingly as Alumni Association President, Remus Arrington, crowns a radiant Mary Kay Chamberlain, Homecoming Queen. o improve ourselves in anticipation of tomorrow.

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Football season brings with it many related activities for student participation. Pep rallies are a frequent occurrence. The annual Home-Coming game passes, leaving another queen for the pages of C. H. S. history. The conflict with Clifton Forge for the traditional Brown Jug comes and goes, making way for the cheerleaders' Sadie Hawkins Dance, where girls ask boys and a foot- ball player is named Lil' Abner . Basketball takes up where football left off and girls as well as boys practice daily, working up new strategies and running through new plays. Midway through basketball season, we face the joyous tidings of Christmas. Goodwill baskets are filled by the homerooms and sent to needy families. The A'Cappella Choir presents an in- spiring program of Christmas musicg the Student Council is host for the annual Christmas Formal in a picturesque setting of holiday majesty. Clubs entertain with festive parties and friends ex- change gifts. J Experiments in Chemistry are A valiant effort was made by As the last students depart tl demonstrated for class analysis by Mickey Caviness to intercept a pass corridors of C. H. S. are once mo student lab assistants under the during the game with E. C. Glass. engulfed in silence. supervision of Mr. Reed. fellowship with our neighbors, ond on cieslr

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