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THEY ALL GOT TOGETHER . . . This is a typical scene at Covington High as the various departments prepared for the evaluation of the school. Here Mrs. Thomas and the social studies group discuss the strong points of their department. Social Studies Staff Sports New Faces Realizing the importance of appreciating the past as well as understanding contemporary situations, the Social Studies De- partment offers eager C.H.S. students a variety of courses — world history and geography, economics, American history, and government. This year there were many higlilights in the activities of the Social Studies Department. Senior government students were highly enthusiastic about the workings of the state government after hearing Delegate George Kostel, representative from the Sixth District. World history classes were delighted and mo- tivated by an early spring tour of the Nation’s Capitol. The dedication of these teachers, almost all of whom are new to us, helps to make C.H.S. the first rate school that it is. John F. Clemmer A.B. Atlantic Christian College; U.S. History, World History. Mrs. Virginia W. Blankenship A.B. Marshall University, University of Maryland, University of Vir- ginia; Eighth Grade English and Social Studies, Reading Improvement. Mrs. Mary H. Mustoe A.B. Mary Baldwin College, Univer- sity of Virginia; U.S. History, Government. Charles B. Hammond B.A. Bridgewater College, V.M.L; World Geography, Social Studies lA; Coach of Track and Cross-country; Treasurer. 27
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Mrs. Catherine Thomas B.S. University of Virginia, Madi- son College, Roanoke College; U.S. History; Future Nurses’ Club. G. L. Thacker B.S. Lincoln Memorial University, V.P.I.; Economics, Govern- ment, Junior Jaycees Chapter. WHAT’S HAPPENING? . . . Mrs. Mustoe and Mr. Thacker find an interesting note in the world news that they will share with their government classes. BABES IN THAILAND . . . Mr. Hammond isn’t playing with dolls-he’s displaying some of the souvenirs he has acquired on his travels.
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THIS IS THE AMERICAN WAY! . . . Mr. Robertson explains the rou- tine of C.H.S. to Miss Gunaratne, visiting science teacher from Ceylon. T. W. Robertson B.S. Lincoln Memorial University, Syracuse University; Biology; Assistant Eootball Coach; Head of Science Dept.; Presi- dent of C.E.A. Rodney L. Armstrong B.S. University of Virginia; Chem- istry. Math lA; Assistant Eoot- ball Coach, Head Wrestling Coach. Erederick 11. Shaw, B.A. Haverford College, Emory Uni- versity, Earlham College, Mich- igan State University, St. Louis University; PSSC Physics, IPS. 28
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