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

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Mary E. Clarke, B.S Mary Wash- ington College, Typing, Short- hand, Bookkeeping, Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y Club, DEPARTMENT OF PRACTICAL ARTS Mrs. Hall, home economics teach- er, practices what she preaches as she gives a practical demon- stration of cookie baking. William W. Fitzgerald, BA, Uni- versity of Richmond, University of Virginia, V.P.I., Biarritz Amer- ican University, Biarritz, France, Industrial Cooperative Training, Psychology, D 0 Club Mamie B. Hall, B.S., Madison Col- lege, University of Virginia, Home Economics, Sponsor of Future Homemakers of America Mr Stone, our driver education instructor finds that he and Mr. Cheesbourg, Indianapolis 500 driver, have a lot in com- mon. Both do their utmost to influence teenagers to be safe drivers. Beulah A. Jones, B.S., M.S., Longwood College, Mary Washington, University of Virginia, Bowling Green College of Com- merce, V.P.I., Typewriting, Business Math, Future Business Leaders. Leonard J. Rose, Sr., B.S., Roanoke Col- lege, University of Virginia, V.P.I., RPI., Math, Distributive Education, D.E, Club. Samuel R. Stone, B.A., Th.M., Universi- ty of Richmond, Southern Baptist The- ology Seminary, Driver Training. 26

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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE Harriet C. Hepler, B.S., M.S., R.P.I., Radford College, University of Tennessee, Science. Mr. Robertson always takes time to listen to us. Here Rod- ney Smith explains something important to him and Temple Kessinger waits his turn. Thomas W. Robert- son, B. S., Lincoln Memorial University, General Science, Biology, Football, Basketball. Mrs. Noel doesn ' t look grades. The freshmen will in algebra. happy as she averages just have to work harder Lester M. Fronk, B.S., Un iversity of Mary- land, Washington Bible College, Chemistry, Physics, Science Club. Mary P. Pit- man, B.S., Madison Col- lege, William and Mary, University of Maryland, Biology, Di- rector of Sci- ence Fair, Guidance De- partment. DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Louise V. Curfman, B S , Longwood College, University of Virginia, University of Florida, Algebra, General Math, Biology, Science, Fu- ture Teachers of America. Edna A. Friel, A.B., Bridge- water College, University of Virginia, Math, Maude E. Mahoney, u .r ., Westhampton, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia Uni- versity, Math, Manager and Treasurer of Cafeteria. Edith W. Noel, B.A., Mary Washington College, General Math, Algebra.

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Mo rie C. Lawless, B.S., M.A., Columbia Uni- versity, William and Mary College, Radford College, University of Virginia, Social Studies. Edward T. O ' Rourke, Jr., BA., Lynchburg College, American History. Gay A. Parker, B.A., Madison College, Amer- ican History, Government, Tri-Hi-Y. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES Wilsie M. Vanosdol, A.B., Marshall University, King ' s School of Oratory, World History, World Geog- raphy. DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES The classic pose for teachers! Mr. O ' Rourke grades some of those endless papers. Mrs. Van gives the intro- ductory remarks before the world history students take their places behind the speak- er ' s stand to give oral reports. Lois Agnes Drewry, B.S., Madison, West Virginia, Monterrey Technical Insti- tute, Latin, Latin Club. Jane Whiteside, B.A., Sec- ondary Education, Radford College, English, Spanish. In her quest for classical knowledge, Lois Sulcer receives special help in Latin from Miss Drewry,