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

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HERE tT COMES AGAIN!... Sometimes Mr. CHEER UP! THINGS COULD BE WORSE! ... Missy Snead and Randy Lawson seem to Madison carries out his job as counselor by blasting be having one of those days, his information over the P.A. COME AS YOU ARE . . . Bruce Friel, Gordon Hylton, and Tim Parker prepare for senior pictures as Susan Smith takes orders for yearbooks. 7

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Students and Books, Traces of ' 7 1 SAVED BY THE BELL . . . These enthusiastic students seem excited about that final bell on Friday. A trace of something can be a left-over from anything. After the exciting game or the big dance or the high grade on a test-traces are all we have left. We realize, with a little sadness, that these wonderful, special moments will never happen again; and nothing is left of them now except memories; or, if we were smart, some small residual we ' ve hoarded for ourselves. It can be that football jersey we managed to keep after the season ended; or possibly we salvaged a piece of crepe paper from the dance decorations. If we haven ' t kept visible traces, we will always have mem- ories, which can be of anything. All of our traces can ' t be so wonderful. There ' s the memory of the longed for date that ended up as a night- mare. While these cheerless remnants of the past seem to outweigh the good at first, we really know better; and knowing this, we continue making more memories and leav- ing more TRACES OF ' 71. 6

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Signs of Old Along With the New A TOUCH OF SOMETHING NEW . . . Miss Seyglinski, in her first year at CHS, has many student admirers. CALLING THE PLAYS... SCA President Roscoe NOW EVERYONE IS HERE BUT THE STORK ... Mrs. Quesenberry looks happy at Humphries seems to concentrate as he awaits his turn the surprise shower given for her by the girls ' physical education classes, at an assembly. 8