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

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AND IN THE WINDOW WAITS HIS FATE . . . A fa- miliar sight on passing Mr. Albert’s window is his faithful paddle. “YOU LOST; NOW YOU TELL HER” . . . Ronnie Tyree is willing to let Martha Scott pass the word about Scope to some unlucky party. FLOWER POWER! ... In a rare spare moment Mr. Shaw shines his “flower- mobile.” 13

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“WHY ME?” . . . Judy Shawver looks rather apprehen sive as Mrs. Ives finds Judy at her locker during classes. “NOW, BE OBJECTIVE” . . . Mrs. Mustoe constantly urges her govern- ment students to be open-minded. Each Day Brings Us A New Challenge “WHERE DID HE SAY THE IGNITION IS?” . . . Mr. Carper’s driver education class is obviously eager to learn. 12

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Something Novel In All We Do “HUP 2, 3, 4” . . . This girls’ physical ed. class works faithfully to remain physically fit. “SMILE, DARN YA, SMILE” . . . Karen Williams finds it rather simple to brighten Tommy Garten’s day. ONE LITTLE, TWO LITTLE, SIX LITTLE MANAGERS... Alan McFarland, T. P. Hern, Curtis Craft, Ray Mann, Sam Fletcher, and Jimmy Stewart file solemnly to daily practice. 14