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

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LET GEORGE DO IT . . . Renee George pins her first place creation on Mike Sams at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. GRANNY LA DOUCE . . . Karen Entsminger’s fairy tales will do anything but put a red-blooded young boy to sleep. Dances, Pep Rallies Offset Classwork “PUT YOUR FINGERS ON THE HOME ROW” . . . These are familiar words to Miss Jones’ first year typing students, shown here in their third period class. 1 1

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CHS Students Take Time Out For Fun HELLO, MUDDA? . . . When those cafeteria concoctions drop you into a valley of fatigue, the next best thing is MAMMA. LET’S HANG ON . . . The “Couple of the Week”, Linda Padgett and John Easton, are still in each other’s arms (and Saturday Session was last week). LOOKS ARE DECEIVING . . . No, the majorettes (Jannie Johnston, Judy Henning, Janet Paxton, Elizabeth Smith, and Faye Bilbro) aren’t eating cotton candy. They’re trying out new wigs! iq

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PARENTS’ NIGHT . . . Since parents have a special part in molding their children, it’s only fitting that they be honored for what they’ve molded. Hence, one of the pre- game football activities is Parents’ Night. School Comes Alive With Activities . . . COVINGTON’S AN- SWER TO PHI BETA KAPPA . . The King of Dog Patch was David Whitehead, and Daisey Mae was Jo Ellen Reid. Runners- up were “Spooky” Mays and Sarah Bayne. Other contest- ants were (front row) Renee George, Mike Sams, Marsha Miller, Karen Entsminger, Penny Burks. Second row: Colby Bush, Murray Hutchens, Bruce Schaule (her- alder ) , and Larry Williams, (assistant heralder). )2