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

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tw To Delbert Kerns and Connie Totten Mrs, Parker insists, lf you're going to understand international relations, you must learn geography as well. ls this check for ads? Mrs, Parker, school treasurer, accepts a deposit for the annual fund. Busy Teacher Takes Time To Help CHS Students And Be Their Friend Teachers who are so familiar with a subject that they can knowl- edgeably discuss its many aspects earn the genuine respect of their students. And a teacher who also displays a sincere interest in stu- dents as people acquires affection in addition to respect. To such a teacher this yearbook is dedicated. The annual staff has selected as its dedicatee a teacher whose up- to-the-minute knowledge has enabled us to 'gain insight into the signi- ficance of national and world events. Because of her we are better able to understand the workings of government-local, state, and national. Because of her and the lingering influence of her class in government we shall become adults who more deeply cherish their privileges and more seriously assume their responsibilities as American citizens. Our respect and gratitude, our admiration and affection prompt us to dedicate the i965 Puffs and Patches to Mrs. Gay A. Parker. 3 . ' Q - . I -l l tr l l l i l

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His would-be tacklers left behind, mud-splattered Butch Reid heads far another CHS touchdown. Contents Administration Sz Faculty .... Accent on Teaching Students ................. Accent on Learning Athletics ................... Accent on Sportsmanship Activities ................ Accent on Fun Advertisements ........... Accent on Selling Steven Fisher remains unconvinced although Willard Camp employs gestures as well as words to explain a moot point to him and Lynda Rogers. 5