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

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And in proportion to the magnitude of the subiect ought to be the freedom of the debate. Peggy Payne, Becky Leitch, Steven Fisher, Wayne Lowen, and moderator Billy Craft are heeding the words of Patrick Henry in Mrs. Hicks ' English class. Jean Carson does not view studying as tedium; rather, she is aware that it is an integral part of learning. LEARNING TIMES These chemistry students are learning by experimenting, as they prepare to find the effect of heat on chemicals. Sonny Mann is lighting the Bunsen burner as Sara Thacker and Graham Padget observe.

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One picture is worth a thou sand words in the algebra book. to Teedie Johnson, Lynda Dressier, and Harry Hudnall, using Mrs. Curfman demonstrates the ancient Pythagorean theorem the new overhead projector. Like a slow-motion camera these five girls demonstrate the basic positions of a new exercise for their physical education class. MB

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The band, after many hours of grueling practice, can always be counted ence adds to the lively atmosphere at parades and football games. In the accepted oriental manner, Mike Hicks bows low before Sue Burkholder, who flirts coyly behind her fan. Larry McCallister, Stanley Walk- er, and Jimmy Spangler, look on in haughty dis- approval at the frivolous couple featured in ' The Mikado. LIVELY TIMES The policeman tells Tom ' s parents about his driving without a license as Randy Powell, Richard Nuckols, John Scott, and Sandy Dressier give a convincing performance in Ticket to Tomorrow.