Robert L. Cousins High School only existed for 13 years, but the lasting impression it left on Covington’s black community will last a lifetime.R.L. Cousins High School opened in 1957 and, as one of two black schools in Covington during the time of segregation, immediately became a focal point for the local black community.Even though the high school ceased to exist after the local integration movement of1970, several former students hope to make the school a focal point once again through the formation of the R.L. Cousins Alumni Association.The school is steeped in tradition and pride —