Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1964 volume:

THE LEOPARD ANNUAL EDITOR-LOUISE OVERTON ASST. EDITOR- ROBERT MARTIN ADVISOR- BRUCE CAMPBELL Vo itmdcuti unmacatt tkuikuuj, to wcmJtjt m aionwtpkm ad dpcut to urfwpwt kmihj, ad to wood u acwiatilt] u powJU — thm cm tk ami cud mmcu hoi cut amuual'i beln j. Vk JLtopad o( W64 fun cuttmptd to cmuptm {pi ( on alt tk jaa, tk tk Ui ad Icuujk . . . tk jsmlu, tk jjoduMi ad tk tzau that made op tk (jwi wt Iwd km cut toot jdujk Sckol. j4mcal Sdutoi JLoaiu OuwJuoa DEDICATION We wish to dedicate the 1964 edition of the Leopard to Mrs. Jessie Starreo. She has served Cove High as a wonderful cook for years. In appreciation of her devoted service, we extend our admi- ration and sincere thanks to her. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chairman-Orel Evans, Bob Cash Clifford Towle, clerk; Russell Elmer, Grant Saunders, and Les Robin son. Compliments of DANIELS FUNERAL HOME FACULTY MEMBERS Mr. Cambell, Science and General Business-Superintendent Mr. Moore, Math and Science-Mr. Childers, English and Coach-Mrs. Droschkey, Commercial Subjects-Mr. Halsey Social Science-Mrs. Chattwood, Home Economics and Girls Physical Education-Mr. Towle, Mechanical Drawing. Walking out of High School into a new and different life of their own. HELPERS Cook: Mabel Birch Cook: Jesse Stareo Bus Drivers: Henry Thew, Leonard Goodson Secretary: Marion Sadler Janitor: Carl Woods 77; '-7v-77 : ■?;;’ mt0m f$4 N-- ■,. li: v-:V V Vv-v w;. A -v- ' I :-, C L, rr. ■ W % .• .r- •- £V Igp? •Iff fag ■■'• • §§$B. ® III H V q ■' '. •' A7,7 i'A.7 7' rS p ’':■■■ %■ ' ;:A A-- •• A 7 .- . 77 ‘7 07 -'177,7 •,■■..• 7 : 7.7,- 7. p v;;7v; . - -. 7. 7- .: A AA ROBERT WARREN BAKER ROBERT FRANKLIN BRIGGS Football-4 Track-4 Class Play-3 Letterman Club- 4 Paper Staff-4 Basketball-1 Class Play-3,4 Letterman Club-1, 2,3, 4 Track-4 Chorus-3 Manager-1,3,4 Class Pres.- 2 Sec. Letterman Club-4 State Track Meet-4 BETTY ANN BARNETT G.A.A.-1,2,3,4 Chorus-3 Volleyball-2,3,4 May Queen-4 Class Plays-3,4 Stud. Coun.-4 Pep Club Pres.-4 Carn. Prin.-3 Home Ec. Award-2 DOUGLAS HARRY BUCHANAN Transferred from Coos Bay, Ore. -2 Transferred to Coos Bay, Ore.-4 Asst. Paper Ed.-3 Paper Ed.-4 Letterman Club-2, 3,4 Football-3,4 Basketball- 2,3,4 Class V. Pres.-4 Asst. Play Director-3,4 FRANK EARL FOSTER Transferred from Estacada-3 Annual Staff-3,4 Paper Staff-3,4 Senior Class Pres.-4 Football-3,4 Class Plays-3,4 Basketball-4 Student Council-4 Chcrus- 3 Letterman Club-3,4 Jr.ClassSergeant-At-Arms-3 NEIL BRYAN COX Transferred from Caldwell, Idaho-2 Football-4 Letter- man Club-4 Basketball Manager-4 Chorus-3 Class Play 3,4 MARGARET ROSE HOADLEY G.A.A.-l, 2,3 Annual Staff-1 Class Plays-3,4 Pep Club-4 Homecoming Princess-3 Chorus-3 Carn- ival Prin-4 Paper Staff-4 Class Sec. -Tres. -3 Repres. to Reg. Student Council-4 Student Coun- 3,4 Volleyball-2,3,4 St. Body Sec.-Tres.-4 Honor Stud. -4 CARL EDWARD MORGAN Transferred from Silverton Union High-2 Football-3, 4 Paper Staff-3,4 Letterman Club-3,4 Track-4 Class Plays-3,4 CAROLYN MARGARET MORRIS Homecoming Queen-4 Chorus-3 Class Sec-4 G. A. A.-1,2,3,4 G.A.A. Sec-2 G.A.A. Pres.-4 Annual Staff-4 Paper Staff-3,4 Class Plays-3,4 Student Coun-4 Volleyball-2,3,4 Homecoming Prin-1 Christmas Formal Queen-3 Citizenship Award,4 Cheerleader-4 KEITH ALEXANDER MORTON Letterman - 1, 2,3,4 Football-1,2,3,4 Track-3,4 Paper Staff-4 Class Pres-4 Student Council-2 Sergeant-at-Arm of Letterman's Club-4 Class Play -3 Chorus-3 Make up in Play-4 State Track-3,4 JAMES ARNOLD MURCHISON Basketball-1, 2,3,4 Baseball-1 Football-1, 2,3,4 Class Play-1, 3,4 Track-4 Letterman Club-1,2,3,4 Student Council-1, 3,4 Student Body V. Pres.-3 Student Body Pres. -4 Chorus-3 Class Pres. -1 Class V. Pres.-3 Rep. to Reg. St. Coun.-3,4 State Track Meet-4 MARILYN LOUISE OVERTON Carnival Princess-1 G. A. A.-1, 2,3,4 Paper Staff-2, 3,4 Annual StafF-3,4 Asst. Annual Ed.-3 Annual Ed.-4 Chorus-3 Class Play-3,4 Class Sec.-2 Cheerleader-3,4 Stud. Coun.-3,4 V. Pres, of G.A.A.-3 Volleyball-1,2,3,4 Christmas Formal Prin.-3 Rep. to Stud. Coun.-3 DANIEL WAYNE SEAMAN Football-1,4 Basketball-2,3,4 Track-4 Class Pres.- 3 Annual Staff-2 Student Coun.-3,4 Class Play- 3, 4 Letterman Club-1, 2,3,4 Letterman Pres. -4 Class V. Pres. -1 State Track Meet-4 President K. Bristow G. Voelker T. Martin C. Neble D. Thew D. Millman Vice Pres. D. Borkgren I. Lampkins C. Bayne Secretary T. Thimmis J. Needham J. Lampkins J. Obendorf H. Elmer President - Trudy Elmer V. P. - Charles Koenig Sec. - Kathy Chatwood H. Lambert L. Noble G. Baker S. Breshars R. Ingram D. Seaman M. Born P. Cash • Cl 5 | I f J. Comstock T. Dickenson M. Halsey R. Overton D. Nims D. Richardson FRESHMAN FRESHMEN INITIATION WE POOR PEOPLE' MAMMY! BATHING BEAUTIES Compliments of PIONEER FLOURING MILL HOMECOMING QUEEN KATHEY QUEEN CAROLYN ACTIVITIES The Wishing Well BEEP! BEEP! Compliments of: HYDES SUPER MARKET and RIVER PRODUCTS Jackie at one of her better moments Queen Kathy HOMECOMING Compliments of: THE CORNER GROCERY and BAUMS INSURANCE CARNIVAL QUEEN REGINA OVERTON Crowning of the Queen PRINCESS MARGARET PRINCESS TANNIS PRINCESS CAROLINE SENIOR CLASS PLAY PROFESSOR HOW COULD YOU Vicky is kneeling for Keats' apology. Compliments of DON’S PLUMBING AND HEATING and CLARKS DAIRY Mr. Halsey is receiving a gift of appreciation from the senior class. THE CAST--TOP ROW: Keith M., Jim M., Doug B., Carolyn M., Bob B., Carl M., Mr. Halsey. SECOND ROW: Frank F., Neil C.. Maysel F., Louise O., Bob B., Mike F., Margaret H., Ron O., Melody B., and Betty B. Kiss me darling, kiss me! Compliments of MC CASLIN LUMBER CO, and FIRST NATIONAL BANK Take this, see! Butcher Boy Bean and Boggins are carrying Tootsie out after she has fainted. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Standing: D. Thew, F. Veolker, J. Needham, K. Bristow, L. Rundall, D. Millman, T. Dickenson, D. Borkgren, T. Thimmes. Seated: A. Briggs, I. Lampkins, Director, Mr. Halsey, J. Lampkins, D. Seaman, K. Sadler. Compliments of GIBSON BARBER-UNION THE UNION FLOUR MILL Something Fishy is going on ’She's cold as a cucumber I clonked her over the head with my frying pan. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Director Evan Halsey receives token of appreciation from Junior class. Compliments of UNION CASH GROCERY and UNION COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS. MAY DAY PRINCESS Carolyn, Margaret and Louise with QUEEN Betty THE ROYAL PROCESSION: Queen Betty escorted by Pres, lames Murchison GRADUATING ClASS OF 64 Mr. Hiatt from the college delivered the main address SPREAD OUT and GET LOST STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL--President Jim Murchison-Vice President LeRay Rundall-Secretary Margaret Hoadley. Compliments of ROY FARMAN SUPPLY and RED CROSS DRUG G.A.A. Back Row: A. Briggs, K. Sadler, M. Morris, R. Overton, S. Breshears, I. Lampkins. Middle Row: M. Bom, D. Seaman, C. Morris, L. Noble, K. Chatwood, T. Elmer, T. Dickenson. Front Row: J. Lampkins, L. Overton, P. Cash, B. Barnett, D. Richardson, D. Lambert. Compliments of GLOBE FURNITURE and GERARD'S JEWELRY PEP CLUB Top Row-M. Bom, T. Elmer, T. Dickenson, L. Noble, K. Sadler, A. Briggs, L. Overton, M. Morris, Sec. D. Seaman, I. Lampkins, Tres, C. Morris, D. Richardson, P. Cash, B. Barnett, Pres. J. Lampkins, V. Pres, R. Overton, D. Lambert. Compliments of MR. MRS. KEN CHATWOOD ORDER OF THE C Back Row: Coach L. Childers, F. Foster, C. Morgan, G. Baker, G. Voelker. Middle Row: Pres. D. Seamsn, L. Rundall, D. Thew, Vice-Pres. K. Bristow, Sergeant-at-Arms K. Morton. Front Row: T. Martin, J. Comstock, J. Murchison, Sec. B. Baker, D. Borkgren. Not Pictured: N. Cox, B. Briggs. Compliments of MOE’S PAYLESS GAS and TRUCK STOP CAFE 1963-64 SPORT YEAR The Cove Leopards experienced a very inspiring year in 1963-1964. The boys had an opportunity to show their outstanding sportsmanship as well as their earnest efforts. Everyone worked exceptionally well with our new coach. Mr. LeRoy Childers. It was a good year and everyone was bettered not only in physical ability, but in character and in sportsmanship. The 1963 football season was one of victory and hardships. The tough fighting Cove team battered their way to third place in the Baker B League. They handed defeats to Imbler, Hereford, and Huntington. Their over-all record, league and non-league, was 4 wins and 4 losses. The team was constantly hampered by injuries throughout the 1963 season, but everyone worked that was able, and the season as a whole was a success of everyone. The basketball season proved to be very exciting with three games ending in overtime and several games with just a few points difference. The boys worked hard but did not achieve full confidence until the latter part of the season. Their record for the season was 6 wins and 15 win losses. Everyone felt that their efforts were well spent and that they had worked to the best of their ability. The 1963-64 sports season was a success because of the efforts of everyone who participated, and also the people who devoted their time and effort to the sports activities at C.H.S. Those most worthy of recognition are our pep club and cheerleaders and their director, Mrs. Chatwood. We hope that future sports seasons will be as rewarding as this one. Bob Briggs R. E. SENIOR PLAYERS 1963-64 SCHEDULE Hereford 0 Cove 13 Huntington 12 Cove 44 Richland 35 Cove 14 Halfway 34 Cove 7 Weston 34 Cove 0 Imbler • 14 Cove 28 N. Powder 13 Cove 7 Hereford 21 Cove 25 Home Games Dan Seaman L. E. Jim Murchison R. H. Doug Buchanan Q. B. Keith Morton L. H. 1963 FOOTBALL TEAM STANDING: K. Foster, D. Nims, Coach Childers, J. Obendorf, D. Cash, H. Lambert, M. Halsey, J, Murchison, C. Koenig, K. Morton, D. Millman, T. Martin, J. Needham, J. Comstock, L. Rundall, D. Comstock, D. Thew. KNEELING: Manager-G. Baker, B. Briggs, C. Morgan, N. Cox, F. Foster, D. Seaman, Manager-B. Baker. A tired but happy team. Mr. LeRoy Childers was the new coach this year. He was appreciated by all and much of the credit for the success this year is due our coach. He is loved and respected by all the student body. K. Morton across the goal!!! K. Morton across the goal'.'.I Sponsored by: GATEWAY AUTO COMPANY CHEERLEADERS LOUISE OVERTON Louise was a senior this year and has been a yell leader for two years. Louise led the cheerleaders and inspired everyone. We are all grateful to Louise for her devoted work and time. CAROLYN MORRIS Carolyn, also a senior, was an active yell leader and helped the girls a lot. She was unselfish and contributed much to the spirit of C.H.S. DELARENE SEAMAN Delarene was a sophomore and showed much talent in her first year of cheering. We hope Delarene will do just as great a job next year. BASKETBALL A SQUAD --Left to Right: Manager N. Cox, D. Buchanan, D. Seaman, F. Foster, L. Rundall, C. Koenig, T. Martin, Coach Childers. Bottom Row: D. Borkgren, K. Bristow, D. Millman, J. Murchison. B SQUAD --Coach Childers, Left to right: G. Baker, C. Noble, M. Becker, D. Thew, J. Needham, M. Halsey, R. Ingram, Bottom Row: D. Cash, K. Foster, J. Comstock, J. Obendorf, not pictured G. Voelker. VARSITY BASKETBALL Murchison: Guard Koenig: Forward Martin: Guard FOSTER Center MILLMAN Guard BORKGREN Guard All pictured players lettered. Not pictured Lettermen: Doug Buchanan Manager: Neil Box BRISTOW Forward Compliments of HOLMAN STUDIO 1964 VARSITY TRACK Left to right sitting-Greg Volker-Cecil Noble-Dennis Millman. Kneeling-Jim Murchison-Carl Morgan- Neil Cox-Tom Martin-Bob Briggs. Standing-Manager-Randy Botham-Daniel Seaman-Bob Baker Coach- Leroy Childers-Keith Morton-Jerry Needham-Frank Foster-Kenny Bristow-Denny Borkgren-Dave Thew. Compliments of MINAM LODGE COMPLIMENTS OF Houghts 24 Flavor Westenskow's Union 76 Union County Grange Anderson's Shoe Leather Zimmerman's The Pebble Coast-to-Coast The Abstract File Co. 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