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

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DEPARTMENT OF The flash of the bulb shocks Mrs. White into dropping the basketball, but Cathy Scholz alertly catches it on the first bounce. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Francis Joseph Bood- ie Albert, B.S. in Phy- sical Education, Notre Dame, World Geogra- phy, Physical Educa- tion, Boys Monogram Club, Football, Wrest- ling. With just a line here and a stroke there. an image emerges from the flate white sur face. Below, Miss Smith Railey offers a suggestion to Bill te «S Stuart L. Keesee, B.S., Commerce, University of Virginia, World Ge- ography, Physical Edu- cation, Football, Base- ball, J.V. Basketball, Monogram Club. Margaret Hall White, A B., Uni- versity of Kentucky, Health and Physical Education, Girls ' Bas- ketball, Monogram, Cheerlead- ers. DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS Nell Fleshman, B.M.Ed., American Con- servatory of Music, Westminster Choir College, Madison College, Vocal Music, Band, Public Speaking Rose Patterson Rose, A.B., Lift. M., Georgetown College, University of Pitts- burg, Librarian. Elizabeth Smith, B.S., Mary Washing- ton College, Parsons School of Art, Art.

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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,

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Brenda Craft reluctantly parts with her ticket after being assured by Mr. Fitzgerald that it is the only way she ' ll get to see the basketball game. Not all counseling is done formally in the counseling room. Here Mrs. Cvizic talks with John Gayhart in the hall after school. Mr. Stone, driver-training instructor, knows the im- portance of teaching students what makes a car run, before teaching them how to drive it. George Hayslett and Harry Brown listen intently as he imparts his knowledge. Favorite teachers share common interests with stu- dents. (above) Miss Jones, like so many of us, enjoys saving paper wrappers. Every little bit helps John Scott tells Mr. Heretick. The members of the Monogram Club collect penny votes for Valentine queen.