Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1979 volume:

THE LEOPARD Table of Contents Dedication .................................3 Faculty.................................... 4 Activities.................................11 Sports..................................... 25 Seniors....................................41 Cl asses................................... 59 RESOLUTION • In the past few years I have been associated with several yearbooks. In all of those cases the attitude of the whole staff was, Lets do only what we have to, to meet the deadlines. This year we have a great staff. We also have a great editor. These great people are the accomplishment of years of careful interbreeding. Our great staff has been well organized, they have many excellent ideas. This annual will not be something thrown together by the deadline. It is a work of great art, I hope you enjoy it. Matt Bristow Head Photographer 2 In all the confusion and activity that goes on throughout our high school years, we often fail to recognize the people that make our education what it is; the people that make our school system work. The person to whom we'd like to dedicate this yearbook is a man who is greatly admired and respected by all Cove students. He teaches a variety of classes including the advanced math and science courses. He does more than teach, though. He also keeps score at all of our basketball games and is the school clerk. He provides the sense of accomplishment that we all need. When we get an A in one of his classes, we know we earned it. And if we're having difficulties in a class, he's always there to help us. For all the faithful, patient years you've devoted to Cove School, we here-by dedicate this 1978-79 Annual to you, Mr. Clifford Towle. 3 Faculty 4 L to R: Snodgrass Towle, Ott, Baker, Miles, Looslie, Pereira, Macke, Carrod, Stewart, Lybecker Helpers 5 L to R: Coodson, Woods, Kershaw, Hill, johnson. Bates. Decisions, decisions, deci- sions. Gee these guys are boring! Pickin' another fight, Mark? Love at first sight! What is it jodi? In the garbage and ready for action. Macho Man! Which way is up? 10 11 Office Block Office Block is a preparation class for students who wish to enter business when they gradu- ate. 12 Construction Block Many people are interested in becoming carpenters or mechanics. Construction Block offers high school students the opportunity to learn differ- ent aspects of these areas. Top Row — Left to Right: J. Johnson, K. Col- land, S. Witty, K. Hancock, J. Rowe, T. Knutson, M. Mullins. Second Row: T. Taylor, D. Ledoux, R. Hill, D. Davis, j. Gray, S. Lutz, K. Lewis. Bot- tom Row: N. Girdner, B. Puckett, R. Ramey, N. Witty, D. Stewart, K. Phinney, W. Johnson, J. Flowers. Right: Mr. Phay 14 In December there was a Donkey Basketball Game, sponsored by the Booster Club. It was a high point or a low fall, depending on whether you were on or off the donkey. The teams involved were: Booster Club Faculty and Student Body 15 Carnival 16 Christmas Time Every year the students of Cove High have a Christmas get together, in which they exchange presents, in front of the whole stu- dent body. Top Lett — Disco Santa. Middle Right — The Crowd. Middle Left — The Tree in all its Glory. Bottom Left — |ohon Fritz. Bot- tom Middle — Daniel, the foreign exchange student. Bottom Right — Santa. 17 Junior Class Play ■•fifth. 18 61 Awards Night Awards Night this year was held on Monday, May 7. Among those awards pre- sented were the business awards: Bookkeeping, Candy Wilson Top Left — typ- ing, Robyn Snodgrass Left — shorthand, Denise San Filippo Bottom Left — Patti Elmer was presented with the DAR award Bottom Middle — Candy Wilson and Denise San Filippo were given the I Dare You Awards Bottom Right — The senior prophecies were a major part of the evening. The theme this year was Leonard Goodson, this is your life Above Riiiht. 20 Honor Society On Monday, May 7, 1978-1979 Honor Society members Deanna Tally, Ron Ramey, and Candy Wilson inducted Jodi Madsen, Denise San Filippo, Ronald San Filippo, and Robyn Snodgrass into National Honor Society. 21 Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet this year was well worth the effort it took. For the first time in many years, the senior's parents were invited in addition to junior and senior stu- dents, faculty, and special guests. The speaker, Mr. Monte Garrison, was chosen by the seniors. His talk was excellent and brought to mind many fond memories of the past. The senior speaker for the evening was Susan Gray. The junior speakers were Khris Lewis and Junior Class President, Candy Wil- son. The senior theme was “Dream What You Dare to Dream. Go Where You Want To Be. 'ZJi nz fox lh The Junior Senior Prom this year was held on the third Saturday in April. It was done in bright spring colors with original decorations. The band performing was Street Talk and the king and queen elected were sen- iors Mark Townsend and Laura Gray. It was a very spe- cial and memorable evening for all. 23 Freshmen Initiation 24 Homecoming Queen Jodi Madsen, escorted by Wayne johnson. Princesses Laura Cray, Randi Hill, and Connie Morri- son. v; 28 Football ROSTER: ROBERT DAVIS WAYNE jOHNSON FRED LUTZ DANA MOORE TIM ABBOTT RALPH WILSON BRENT BARTON ALAN EGGLESTON. DANNY FRANK JOE GRAY MITCHELL HOHSTADT MARK MULLINS STEVE WITTY RANDY ABBOTT ADAM KOM PER DA MIKE LUTZ MANAGERS JAMES COLES WAYNE MADSEN !mmrnm mm 29 COACHES: CLEMENT (SKIP) PEREIRA DELMARGARROD When we first started out playing basketball, we never even thought about making it to the Tournaments this year or even taking it. But, as the season went on our minds changed. We grew in confidence and in unity. Our season was great for us along with the State Tournament. We ended up with a 23-2 record, losing only to Pilot Rock and arch-rival Powder Valley. We had a team total of 1,666 points and gave up only 816 points defensively. Our State Tournament was great too. Setting five State Class B records. 1. Highest shooting percent from the field 55%. 2. Highest score in a state tournament. 3. Highest free throw per- centage — 66.5%. 4. Most total points scored in a State Tournament — 120. 5. Highest rebounder in the State Tournament — Deanna Tally. That's not all either. Us girls wouldn't have gotten where we did if we hadn't of had that great support from our community, school, and parents. Thank you for a great season we will always remember it! The Thrill of Victory 33 Top Row — Coach Macke, R. Davis, M. Mullins, T. Abbott, D. Glaves, W. Johnson, Coach Way. Bottom Row — D. Moore, B. Barton, D. Frank, R. Ramey, M. Lutz, F. Lutz. 35 36 J. V. n l SEASON 14 3 LEAGUE 10 2 B o y s ‘Wallowa ‘Imbler ‘LaGrande Fresh ‘LaGrande Soph ‘Union urnt River 'orth Po| rdan V rane untingt arper h Po We t River J i V alley miiQfiien otal Points B a s k e t Back Row — L to R: Coach Way, Doug Grosse, David Bieker, Randy Abbott, Mark Mul- lins, Danny Frank, |oe Gray. Front Row — L to R: Adam Komperia, Mark Knutson, Mike Lutz, Brent Barton . . . B a James Coles “The Distance Man. Randi Hill and Coach Garrood trying to figure out how to jump the hurdles. Chris Bieker High Jumping — her Dad helps her over the bar. He just loves it! 37 Cheerleaders 38 Lettermen and G.A.A. Top — Mitchell H., Robert D., Mark M., Wayne )., Fred L., Mark T., Ralph W. Center — Randy A., Steve W., Dana M., Danny F., Joe G., Ron R. Bottom — Tim A., Brent B., Allan E., Mike L., Doug G., Matt B. Top — Kim G., Lori F., Renae E., Chris B., Deanna T., Dianne L., Shari A., Candy W., Susan G., Karen H. Center — Lynn F., Theresa F., Jodi M., Karen P., Kris L. Bottom — Randi FH., Dianna D., Tary D., Sandy S., Bonnie P.. Gina H Robyn S. 39 Athletic Banquet I Tim Abbott: Outstanding Basketball Player Outstanding Football Player Dave Lavender: Guest Speaker Mark Townsend: Outstanding Track Participant. Candy Wilson: Outstanding Basketball Player. Deanna Tally: Outstanding Basketball Player, Outstand- ing Senior Girl Athlete. Wayne Johnson: Best Running Back, Best Offensive Player, Outstand- ing Senior Boy Athlete. 40 May Day Princess T. Malone Escort M. Bechtel, Princess S. Gray Escort M. Townsend, Princess L. Frank Escort D. Moore, Princess P. Elmer Escort D. Glaves, Queen D. Tally Escort W. Johnson, Princess L. Gray Escort R. Ramey, Princess N. Brothers Escort T. Marshall, Princess T. Fields Escort M. Bristow, Princess S. Hancock Escort R. Davis, Princess V. Puckett Escort F. Lutz. 42 43 15 16 17 Can You Guess Who They Are? 45 Key on page 56 Senior Wmf V Athletes 47 Graduation: A Very Special Night SALUTATORIAN VALEDICTORIAN Robert Davis Roberta Matt Bristow Mono Nola Brothers Stewardess Mike Bechtel Dirty B Patti Elmer Ruby Lorelei Frank Franko ® Theresa Fields Tressa Flo Dave Claves Stretch Laura Cray “Lar Cigar Svea Hancock “Spit 52 Dave Knutson Sneva Fred Lutz Bear Terri Malone Bugsy Tim Marshall Tilly Willy 53 MIKE BECHTEL: ).V. Basketball 1,2; Track 2; Choir 2; )r. Class Play 3; May Day Escort 4; MATT BRISTON: Football 1 - 3; Basektball 1, 2; Track 1-3; Letterman 1 - 4; Student Council 1 - 4; Chorus 1 - 3; Class Play 2, 3; Annual Staff 2 - 4; Student Body V. Pres. 3; Spirit Award 2; Head Photographer 4; May Day Escort 4; Best Hairdo Award 4; NOLA BROTHERS: Chorus 1-3; Swing Choir 2 - 4; Girls' Ensemble 2; May Day Princess 4; Volleyball 1 - 3; Basketball 2; Track 2; Drill Team 3; Class Play 3; ROBERT DAVIS: Football 1 - 4; Basketball 1,3-4; Letterman 1 - 4; Student Council 4; May Day Escort 4; PATTI ELMER: Chorus 1-3; Student Council 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2; Drama 1; French Club 2; Asst. Play Dir. 2; Class V. Pres. 3; Class Play 3; FBLA Pres. 3; DRA Award 4; May Day Princess 4; Ruby of the Year 4; THERESA FIELDS: Volleyball 1, 2; Volleyball Mgr. 3, 4; Pep Club 1 - 3; Basketball 2; Basketball Mgr. 3, 4; Track Mgr. 3,4; Homecoming Queen 3; FBLA 3,4; May Day Princess 4; Citizenship Award 4; DAVE GLAVES: Transferred 4; V. Basketball 4; Paper Staff 4; May Day Escort 4; LORI FRANK: Pep Club 1 - 4; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1 - 4; Volleyball Most Val. 2, 3; Volleyball Most Imp. 2; 1st Team All-League Baker B Volleyball 3, 4; Drama 1; French Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; Paper Staff Feature Ed. 3; Shorthand Award 3; FBLA V. Pres. 3; CAA Pres.; GAA Sec. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Sec. 4; Basketball 2 - 4; Baker B All Star 3,4; 1st Team All Star State B.B.; May Day Princess 4; LAURA GRAY: Drama 1; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1, 2; French Club 2; Student Council 2; Paper Staff 3; FBLA 3; Class Play 3; Homecoming Princess 4; May Day Princess 4; Prom Queen 4; SUSAN GRAY: Volleyball 1 - 3; Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 1 - 3; Chorus 1 - 3; Student Council 4; Student Body Asst. Sec. 3; FBLA 3; Paper Staff 3; May Day Princess 4; SVEA HANCOCK: Dance Team 1, 2; Annual Staff 1 - 4; Annual Ed. 4; Drama 1; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1 - 3; French Club 2; Class Play 2, 3; Paper Staff 2; Typing Award 2; Girls' Ensemble 2; Speech Team 3; FBLA 3; I Dare You Award 3; May Day Princess 4; WAYNE JOHNSON: Basketball 4; V. Basketball 4; Football 1 - 4; V. Football 4; Track 1; Chorus 1 - 3; Annual Staff 1 - 4; Student Council 3, 4; Class Play 3; All-League Basketball 4; Alternate at Shrine Football 4; All Star Basketball 4; May Day Escort 4; Letterman 1 - 4; DAVID KNUTSON: May Day Escort 2; THE WILDEST ; FRED LUTZ: Basketball 1 - 4; V. Basketball 4; Football 4; Letterman 2 - 4; V. Pres. 4; Chorus 2; Bear Hunting Award 3; May Day Escort 4; TERRI MALONE: Transferred 3; Class Play 3; FBLA 3,4; Track 4; May Day Princess 4; TIM MARSHALL: Basketball 1 - 3; May Day Escort 4; DANA MOORE: Football 1 - 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Letterman 1 - 4; Letterman Pres. 4; May Day Escort 4; 55 (continued on next page) VICKI PUCKETT: Class Sec. 1; Class Pres. 2 - 4; Volleyball 1 - 4; Drill Team 1; Paper Staff 1, 2; Student Council 1 - 4; Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 3; ).V. Cheerleder 2; May Day Princess 4; Salutatorian 4; RON RAMEY: Transferred 2; Football 2, 3; Basketball Mgr. 2; Student Counil 2, 3; Student Body Pres. 4; Let- terman 3,4; Class Play 3; Track 3; May Day Escort 4; DEANNA TALLY: Volleyball 1 - 4; Basketball 2 - 4; Track 1 - 3; Pep Club 1 - 4; Annual Staff 2 - 4; French Club 2; Honor Society 2 - 4; GAA 3, 4; Chorus 3; Most Imp. Basketball 3; FBLA 3; All State Class B 1st. 4; Outstand- ing Senior Athletic Award 4; Outstanding Basketball 4; Outstanding D. Volleyball 4; All District 1st. 4; MARK TOWNSAND: Football 1 - 3; Basketball 1; Track 1 - 4; Annual Staff 2 - 4; Letterman 1 - 4; Student Council 2; I Dare You Award 3; Who's-who in Track and Field in Ore. 4; Annual Track — varsity 4; Foot- ball (all lea) Most Val. 2; May Day Escort 4; Pain in the Neck Award 4; Key to Baby Seniors (1) Fred lutz, (2) Ron Ramey, (3) Nola Brothers, (4) Matt Bristow, (5) Mark Townsand, (6) Lori Frank, (7) Laura Cray, (8) Wayne lohnson, (9) Mike Beditel, (10) Dana Moore, (11) Deanna Tally, (12) Robert Davis, (13) Vicki Puckett, (14) Tim Mar- shal, (15) Terri Malone, (16) Dave Claves, (17) Svea Hancock. 56 Cheryl Crawford s 60 L diiiiy Frank Shari Abbott Chris Bieker Shawn Barnett Sophomores Allyn Anderson Edward Barnett Kim Calhoun Jan Flowers Nancy Girdner Joe Gray Wayne Hagan Mitchell Hohstadt 61 Sophomores (Continued) Karen Holland Susan Lutz jeff Rowe Robyn Theresa Steve coodgrass Taylor Witty Freshman Randy Abbott David Bieker Lynn Fields Mike Lutz Sandy Sage Robin Calkins Sponsors $25 and GYM WALL PLAQUE ALBERTSON'S BAILEY FARM EQUIPMENT CO. BAUM INSURANCE AGENCY BIRNIE'S JEWELERS BRESLER'S 33 FLAVORS CHERRY'S FLORISTS CHEVRON USA COVE DRIVE IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK, UNION BRANCH FITZGERALD'S FLOWERS M.). GOSS MOTOR CO. HALLMARK FURNITURE CENTER HERMANN'S TRAILERS HONDA COUNTRY HAMANN TRADING COMPANY J E ELECTRIC SERVICE L A GROCERIES LaCRANDE ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE LaCRANDE LUMBER COMPANY MARK'S BUILDING SUPPLY OREGON TRAIL TRADER PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. SUN REALTY TRI-MOUNTAIN REALTY U.S. NATIONAL BANK, LaCRANDE WENDELL'S HUSKY ZIMMERMAN'S BOISE CASCADE PHINNEY PHARMS BURGESS FASHION CORNER BLUE MOUNTAIN AUTO PARTS C. P. NATIONAL CARPET BAG CENTURY 21 REALTY CONNER CUSTOM UPHOSTERY COUNTRY KITCHEN COVE GENERAL STORE COVE SWIMMING POOL $12 FULL PAGE ROCKY HAGAN SONS CUSTOM COMBINING S G MACHINERY LES SCHWAB TIRE CENTER SEARS ROEBUCK CO. THE TOPSHOP THOMPSON'S AUTO ELECTRIC THRIFT QUALITY FOODS TROTTER'S, INC UNION SHOPPING CENTER A W DRIVE IN ANDERSON'S SHOE LEATHER B.B. VACUUM FIXIT SHOP BABE'S BEAUTY SHOP BARB'S ISLAND CITY CAFE BLUE MOUNTAIN LANES THE BOOKSHELF BRONSON LUMBER BUCK'S FURNITURE C M FARM SUPPLY C E TRUE VALUE CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES CHARLEY'S SPORTS COVE GREENHOUSE CLAUDSON'S SEW CHIC D. W. HALL'S TYPEWRITERS D B SUPPLY DeBORDE'S CAFE EASTERN OREGON WELDING FASHION FLOORS 1ST NATIONAL BANK, LaG. GATEWAY AUTO CLASS DRUGS $b HALF PAGE HIS HER AFFAIR HOFF BUILDING CENTER HOUGHT'S 24 FLAVORS ISLAND CITY TRADING POST J J IRRIGATION, IN JACK'S DRUGS KEITH O'BRIEN KNOTTY PINE CAFE LaGRANDE BUILDER'S SUPPLY LaGRANDE HEALTH FOOD LaCRANDE OUTDOOR SUPPLY LaGRANDE PAINT GLASS LaGRANDE QUICK PRINT LAURENCE'S JEWELRY M R INSULATION MIKO BUILDING McGLASSON'S STATIONARY MELVILLE'S GIFTS MILLER CABINET H wE. THE MODE THE OBSERVER PAYLESS DRUGS PETROLEUM GAS SERVICE PIRATE'S DEN QUISENBERRY'S RALPH'S SHELL SERVICE RANCLER FAMILY STEAKHOUSE RED CROSS DRUG REUTER HARDWARE REXALL DRUGS, UNION RON'S HIGH COUNTRY RON'S IGA SALVATION ARMY SMOKEHOUSE STACY'S DRIVE IN STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. STUR-D-WELD TACO TIME BILL THOMAS REAL ESTATE TRADITIONAL MOTOR CO. UNION CHEVRON SERVICE VIKING SEWING WALDROP MOBIL DISTRIBUTINC WESTERN BANK 64 y, Cove, Oregon — BLANK