Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

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Senior Sneak The senior class took their sneak April 1, 19a9 to 'easide, Cre :ci . ’ e left around 3 a. if.. Friday Vorning. ' e went in two c-rs. Ve were ail sleepy and excited about cur trip when ..e startea. Cur first step was at Pendleton for a little snacK about 5 a. m.. fter crossing the Columbia on the : ary T'ill Ferry, we ate cur breakfast ir. Bingen, ’Vashingtor.. ''e crossed at Van Couver to Portland where we j-assea by Vanport and Tantzen Beach. ’Ve ate cur dinner in the !. cntgcr.ery .ard Building, cafeteria style. After dinner we Icokec through the building. ’’e continued on to Astoria where we looked through a fishing vessel and toorc pictures of It. hen we arrived at Seaside we chose cur rooms and changed c r clothes, then ..ent to the show entitled, ’’Sorry, ,’rcng Lumber”. Saturday morning we went down to the ocean and ..aiked around and toon ore pictures. ‘'e went tnreugn ti.e ..qujrium where ..e saw radio-active rocks, seals, octopus, star-fish and many other Interesting things. hen we ate cur breakfast in Seaside and went to Astoria that morning. Ml of us took a ride on the ferry across the Columbia ar.d back. It took 1 hour and cost 50.; round crip. ” e ate our dinner or. the ferry too. Back at Ceaside a?air: we waited arcuqd ar.d looked ir. the stores. ’Ve bought sere souvenirs and novelties. ’.Vhen we had eater, cur supcer, one ?rcup cf U3 went tc the shew entiti-d, ’’Jungle Patrol”, and ’’The Checkered Ccati • The other group went to the dance. Afterwards we watched ther.. bowl. Then we arrived at the Hotel, we stayed up until the rest' cf tnem care. Then we talked, played Cords and locked ut our magazines. ”.'e didn't get much sle«.p that right because we were having too much fur.. Sunday morning we got up about 6:k5 and started for Lc.e. '.Ve to ok a short cut to Portland ar.d went through the ’ilia.Mcrk Burn. Ve ate our breakfast in Portland and continued tc Bonneville, where we stopped arid went through t:;e l'ish butchery and saw blue-back salmon, trout, sword fish ar.d millions of little fish. ’.Vhen we arrived at the Vista House we stopied and went up to the to to lock arour.d. Some of them looned through the binoculars. At Hood Piver one greup cf us stopped and hud a bit tc eat because we were stiff and tired from riding for sc icng. ’Ve also lccr.ed arour.d in Arlington a little, then c3;.e straight heme to La Orande, where we went to the shew The Ac.ventures cf Don .Tuan.” It was a good show. V.'e car e home anu went tc bod after we had a snack again. Altogether we went 935 miles uns spent vVC. lor gas. LEOPARDS PROGRESS

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered our freshmen year with a class of 13. The class was dreading Initiation, but found it wasa lot of fun. We had lots of fun selling pop, ice cream, and hamburgers on May Day. We financed the school picnic with pro- ceeds of the day. A highlight of the sophomore was initiating the freshmen. The whole class participated in the school carnival that year and several class parties were given. Marcy Pierce left us that year too. In our Junior year we lost Jerry Merth and Keith Hall (who quit school). Then we gained Phillip Cuthbert. We lost Bette Hall and Betty Stephens because they were married, so that wa8 two more gone. We also had fun and troubles planning our Junior—Senior Banquett. It came off with much success and we went to the show afterwards. We hod an exciting year our senior year be- cause we had the Senior Sneak to look forward to. We had our last school picnic and May Day. Our present class consists of 10 students. The President is LaVerne Loree, Vice President is Phillip Cuthbert and the Secretary is Marilyn Puckett. The others are Barbara Carper.Nadine Rambo, Myrle Rarabo, Donald Sands, Donald Hagey, R.C. Puckett, and Ardith Gorham. Good-by To all of our classmates we say good-by And ws say it sadly with a little sigh. But through our own sorrow we can see, A group of smirking Juniors, Just as happy as happy as can be. Well they can have our places, and they can have our seats; But they can't take the memories which we'll always keep. By Marilyn Puckett