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

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N is SCHOOL BOARD OF THE CITY OF COVINGTON H. Gray Ellisg W. R. Beazley, Supt.g J, H. Love: A. L. Blankenship, Chairmang Mrs. Charlotte Anderson, Clerkg Mr. W. J. Veross, Mr. Norwood Tingler - . . aww M fMW'hU MR. JOHN s.HEnET1cK, B. A., M. A. A f A4 ' X ' 'Q Assistant Principal University of Virginia St. Charles College The man with a million responsibilities. That phrase very ablv describes the Assistant Principal of Covington High School, John Heretick. As in- structor in Latin, Mr. Heretick serves the school in many capacities. He efficiently attends to the school's finances, selling football and basketball tickets, handling the money made selling paper and pencils, and handling the student orders for class rmgs. The man w rings a lile to each face simply by smiling ' s lf, laugh just by laughing himself is e ot an John Heretick wi h u , t 0 t whom w ld never t along. W MRS. ERNESTINE HUMPHRIES The person you'll always find at her desk in the office when you need her is Mrs. Humphries, School Secretary. She has been described as a composite of precision efficiency and an indispensable sup- plement of the office staff. A competent worker, Mrs. Humphries, bears cheerfully the burden of duties placed upon her. She carries on school correspondence, issues ex- cuses and! late slips, does the typing typical of any office, and runs stencils and dittos. Along with these responsibilities, she also assists with the scheduling and rescheduling of more than six hundred students. We are indeed grateful to Mrs. Humphries for her interest in our problems and her pride in her work.

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