Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1987 volume:

COVE HIGH SCHOOL COVE, OREGON CLASS If I were to ask an average student from a surrounding high school, What first few things come to your mind when I say Cove he would probably say, cherry trees, swimming pool, and football teams. People outside our town and school rarely understand the closeness that we students share, and the pride that we have for our school. They may think of us as odd or different, out of place, or just plain strange. But that is fine with us because we all know that we are the classiest act around. Whether it's cheering in the stands, studying for a test, sinking the ball, or just excelling to be the best, we ll give it our all. but if we don't win, we hold our heads high and are ready to try it again. We are proud of our school, a pride that is unmatched. That’s right, we are, a very class act! 2 ALBERTSONS ACT BRONSONS LUMBER 3 IS THIS A CLASS ACT? Top left: Dan and Lonnie discuss Russ’s new fashion breakthrough. Top center: Lola, that’s a M-A-T-H Book. Now can you say math.'' Top right: Where has that finger been. Jessica? Above left: Brian and Debbie, the little book worms. Above right: ALL RIGHT! Time for English! Family Hair and Skin Care 5 FOOTBALL Row 1. L to R. R. Thew, T. Wilkenson. G.James, T. Coxen. R. Hafer, R. Sutton, C. Hamann. S. Pereira. Row 2. T.J. Leighton, N. Sheridan, M. Denning, D. Seaman, B. On. S. Parker. B. Driggers. K. Simmons. Row 3. S. Moore.J. Niemitalo. W. Ryan, D. Sheridan.J. Springer, M. Jones, L. VanSickel. W. Kepplinger, K. Fite. Row 4. K. McBride. J. Hartley. S. Lee, T. Roberts. C Rager, I. Hurley. J. Calhoun, M. Roberts, S. Elmer. 6 Catherine Creek Meats ROAD TO THE TOP After facing many tough teams, the Leop- ards were to face a team that the coaches had been talking about all season long- the Condon Blue Devils in the semi-finals. Condon had over-powered their oppo- nents with lopsided scores. But they made two basic errors. They didn't give their starters enough 4 quarters with a tough team, and they under estimated Cove. They came out over confident. They came, remembering their lopsided scores against Echo and Prairie City-two teams Cove beat by a small margin. They forgot that Cove, a team with no outstanding talents, had been winning with heart and hard work. They forgot the Leopard's tra- dition of sticking together when the going gets tough. Finally, they forgot the strength of the Leopard bench and the coaching staff. After a hard battle. Cove came out victorious 20-14. No one thought that Cove would do very well this season. Our line and backfield were light, for the size of team that Cove has, but large in heart. And that was all they needed. They had a young starting team, mainly Juniors on the line and in the back field. That never slowed them down at all, con- trary to some people's thoughts. Cove SCOREBOARD VS. Opponent 14 Prairie City 12 52 Burnt River 12 46 Mt. Vernon 16 74 Huntington 0 58 Jordan Valley 0 36 Crane 14 44 League Burnt River 6 20 District Echo 14 20 Semi-Final Condon 14 6 State Butte Falls 28 Knotty Pine 7 C.P. National STATE GAME On the morning of November 19th the Cove Leopards stepped onto the practice field for the last time this season. It was the last practice before traveling almost 600 miles to plav Butte Falls for the 8-B Championship. That ni ht they rolled into Bend where they spent the night. They had a team meeting in the coaches’ room before they went to bed. Wake up at 8:30. then to Eagle Point High School for practice. In Medford they had more meetings jnd then to bed. In the morning butterflies were seen on everyone s face as they ate a tjuiet breakfast. Then onto Butte Falls. On the field, the Leopards were louder and more intense than ever. Cove kicked off to the Loggers and they didn't wait long to get going. On the second play. Fred Frison ran 31 ards for a touchdown • 8 0. Cove got the ball and went to within scoring ange. but came to an abrupt halt as a penalty flag was thrown. This pattern eemed to haunt the Leopards the whole game. At the half, it was 14 0. l oggers. Lady Luck was not on the Leopards side that day and they lost. The Mud Leopards attack on the Loggers. After the loss, the emotion flowed in the tears. Up Y here We Belong VOLLEYBALL Junior Varsity l op row, left to right: R. Coxen. A. Batty, S. Wigger, S. Hurley. K. Loreen. K. Garrett, Coach J. Campbell. C. Canter. C. Nolte. M. Ryan. C. Botham, L. Patton. J.V. Scoreboard 1986 Season League Games Cove L Cove W Cove W Cove W Cove L Prairie City Mt.Vernon Huntington Jordan Valley Crane Left top Staci Wigger returns a serve. Left- J.V. ready to go Mom s (Country Kettle 9 Varsity Volleyball Back Row Debbie Millet, Casey Pearson, Sherry Ott, Pam Endicott, Jennie Thew, Dani Folsom, Coach Joni Campbell, Front Row Tammy Puckett, Sarah Moore, Tonya Howland, Terry Starkey, Sharman Ensmingcr. Varsity Scoreboard 1986 Season League Games Cove L Prairie City Cove L Mt. Vernon Cove W Huntington Cove W North Powder Cove W Jordan Valley Cove W Crane District Games Cove W Monument Cove W Prairie City Cove L Dayville 10 Adventureland Video The Varsity Volleyball team had a great season. Throughout the season they went to The Joseph Tournament, The Pine Ea- gle Tournament, and The Cove Tourna- ment. The Leopards took 2nd in all of the tournaments they played in. The most exciting game of the season would be when the Leopards played Prai- rie City in District. They lost the first game to Prairie City 9 15. Then they came back to win the next two 15-12 and 15-10. The Leopards took 3rd in League and took 2nd in District. HOMECOMING Micki Roberts with escort Todd Wilson, Molly Ryan with escort Jeff Taz Roberts crowns Sarah Moore. Hartley, Jennie Thew with escort Shawn Parker, and Sarah Moore with escort Brad Driggers at half-time. Homecoming '86 matched the Cove Leopards against the Jordan Valley Mustangs. The queen crowned at half-time was senior, Sarah Moore. Her prin- cesses were junior Micki Rob- erts, sophomore Jennie Thew, and freshman Molly Ryan. Cove was victorious 58-0. The dance was great with pas- tel colors, and the theme Glory of Love.” Dan Burns provided the music and light show. 12 Rogers Asphalt '3 7r j Counter clockwise-Seniors Tonya Howland and Tammy Puckett with their moms. Seniors Sherry Ott and Debbie Miller honor their parents. Senior Todd Wilson with parents. Seniors Brad Driggers and Shawn Parker and parents. Below left to right-Senior Taz Roberts with parents. Jeff Harley with family, and Jon Cal- houn. RD Mac 13 Cove's version of professional wrestling with Gcdlick the Greek , and Paul Pineapple Garrison. Polish Dentistry. 14 C M Farm Supply themes for dressing that day. This year they had Nerd- Hippie day on Monday, Toga Hawaiian day on Tues- day, Cowboy day on Wednesday, and Dress-up on Thursday. Counter clockwise-Wade practicing his brown nosing skills. Chris Love presenting the Safari Look. Seniors that need painting lessons! Clockwise-Terri playing Blind Man's Bluff with the freshman. No. this isn’t Crane, partner! Charter members of the Pee Wee Herman fan club. D B Supplies 15 Spirit is something Leopards have in abun- dance. Spirit has let them accomplish the goals they have set during the year. The Leop- ards are proud of their school and it shows through their spirit. Above - leopards show their spirit! Below - Senior airband performs Yankee Rose. 16 Tamarack Ford VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY Tammy Puckett. Tonya Howland Mel s Heating Service 17 Fall The next Monday after the State Football game was played, the Fall Sports Banquet was held to congratulate the athletes of both football and volleyball. Both J.V. and Varsity players were honored for their achievements during the season. Rijjht: Football Special Awards: Most Outstanding Special Team player: Jeff Hartley; Most Improved player: Scott Lee; Most Inspirational player: Brad l r K£crs; Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman: Todd Wilson; Most Outstanding Offensive Line man: Shawn Parker; Most Valuable players: Taz Roberts and Jon Calhoun. Below: Volleyball Special Awards: Coach's Award: Tammy Puckett and Tonya Howland; Most Inspira- tional player: Sarah Moore; Most Improved player: Cheri Botham; Most Valuable players: Sherry Ott and Pam F.ndicott. Sports Banquet Mr. Thew congratulates Shawn Parker. 18 Pepsi Union Texaco ‘rr Classes-Seniors Lead The Way CLASS OF CM.: F.B.L.A. 4, G.A.A. 1-2, Annual Staff I, B.B. Manager 1-2, V.B. Manager 1-2, Track Manager 1-2, Band 1-1, Choir 1-4. P.G.: J.V. Basketball 1-2, V. Basketball 3-4, Annual Staff 3 4, F.B.L.A. 3 Christen Renee Hart S. O.: V.V.B. 1-4, V.B.B. 1-4, Track 1-4, Class Pres. 1. Class Trcas. 2. Student Body Sec. 3. Class Sec. 3. Student Body Pres. 4. Honor Society 2-4, Valedictorian, Track 1-4, V.B. M.V.P. 3-4. B.B., M.V.P. 4, F.B.L.A. 3. Honor Band 1-3. Choir 1-3. Band 1 3. T. W.: Football 1-4. Football All-League 4. Sherry Lee Ott J.C.: F.B. 1-4. Track 1,2,4, J.V. B.B. 1-2, V.B.B. 3-4. F.B.L.A. 3-4. Class President 2, F.B. M.V.P. 4. F.B. All-League 3-4. B.D.: F.B. 1-4, J.V.B.B. 1-2, V.B.B. 3-4. Track 1-2, Football All- League 4. Jon C. Calhoun Paul Blakely Garrison Todd K. Wilson Brad A. Driggers 20 Sears Skeen Insurance Kohrs Body Shop 1987 D.M.: V.B. Stats 1.3.4, B.B. Manager 2 4, Track 2-4, F.B.L.A. 3-4. Choir 1-2, Band 1. G.A.A. 1-4. S.P.: Football 1-4, Track 1,3.4. Shrine All-Star. Football All-League 3-4. T.R F.B. 1-4, J.V. B.B. 1-2, V.B.B. 3-4. Track 1-4, F.B. All League 3 4, F.B. M.V.P. 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Student Body Vice Pres. 3. Honor Society 3-4, Honor Society Pres. 4, Salutitorian 4. Band 1-2, Choir 1- 2. Shrine All-Star alternate. M IL: F.B.L.A. 3-4. Class Treasurer 4, Video 2. T.H.: J.V. Cheerleader 1. V. Cheerlcadre 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Choir 1. Band 1. Homecoming Princess 1.3. Karen Phinney Cheerleadering Award 3. Track 1-2, J.V.V.B. 1. V.V.B. 2-4, Class Sec. 2, Class Tres. 3. Class Vice President 4. M.P.: J.V.B.B. 1-2, V.B.B. 3-4. Class President 3-4. Annual Staff 1- 4. Band 1-2, Paper Staff 2. Mechele Denise Harlien Mathew James Peterson Debra Marie Miller Shawn Hershell Parker (Taz) Gary Kimball Roberts Tonya Lee Howland John A. Gedlick: F.B. 1-2. Track 1-4 Jeffrey Scott Hartley: Football 4, Track 4 Michael J. Rogers: Football 2. Track 1-4 T.P. J.V.V.B. 1-2. V.V.B. 5 4. V. Mascot 1, V. Cheerleader 2-4, Homecoming Princess 2. Student body Treasurer 4. Track 1.2.4. Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2, F.B.L.A. 3 4, Class Secretary 4, G.A.A. 1- 4. Karen Phinney Cheerleading Award. B.B.: Track 1,2,4 (School Record). Brian Matthew Blaylock Tamara Kae Puckett S.M.: Track 1,2.4, V.V.B. 1,4, V.B.B. 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Choir 1. Band 1, 2. S.L.: Football 3-4, Track 3-4. F.B.L.A. 4. Sarah Mae Moore Scott C. Lee 22 I iGrande Quick Print CLASS ACT Blue Mtn. Auto Parts 23 Class of 88 Dan Girdncr Micki Roberts Russ Hafer Staci Wigger Kevin McBride James Niematalo Todd Coxen Katrina Butler Cody ilamann Marnie Sass Above: Boy is Ray enthusiastic Above right: Katrina Sharman working hard Right: 20 note cards due today 26 Video Movies. Snack Go Sharman Ensminger Ian Hurley Lonnie Johnston Pam Endicott Ray Sutton Below left Shawn Moore Dam Folsom Juniors Kelly McFarland Jack Springer Will Ryan Chuck Rager Above: Class Pose of the 80 s Left: Cody Hamann at Work. The Junior Class of 1988 has a wide variety of personalities. They range from nice and understanding to rude and crude. Some of the Juniors don't necessarily care about what is happening around them, while the others have to constantly be involved in something. Of course they have the scholars and the jokers (mostly the jokers). Don't get the Juniors wrong, they are not just a bunch of rowdy, no good teenagers, they are the future. Class of 1988- Goss Motors 27 CLASS OF 89” Kelli Loree Aaron Mills Jennie Thew Troy Wilkinson Casey Pearson Cheri Botham Greg James Mike Denning Randy Sass Kelly Simmons Above - Brian anxiously awaits Santa. Above right - Aaron tells a ghost story. Right Our actors preparing for opening night. 28 Wendell's Husky SOPHOMORES Shae Hurley Brian Ott Terry Starkey Nick Sheridan T.J. Leighton Dave Seaman Dan Stewart Josette Simmons Mike Roberts Ray Gould Manpower Consortium 29 CLASS OF 90” 30 Kinney's Shoes FRESHMEN Me Donald's 31 Teachers have Class. Mr. Martin and Mrs. Miles' students accomplish a lot in Business class. Mrs. Racer's just too exciting. Students and Their Working Habits Our teachers have a unique way of getting their messages across, starting with. Pay attention or Take your seats.” Some say, Would you rather leave the class?” or maybe even, Ladies and gentlemen, would you please start reading now. After about 15 minutes, someone starts a conversation. As time progresses, more people start their own rap sessions. Soon the class has became a mad house, and the teacher realizes that the class homework should be assigned. Oh boy. Fun tonight. 32 Lc' Shoe Gallery I.a Grande Paint Glass In Mr. Otts class everyone's SUPER. Doesn't everyone have fun in Mr. Macke's room? 54 Jim and Leslie Kopp. Cove Drive In. Molly and Kenny hard at work in Mrs. Lester's class. Nice shorts, Mr. Mills. NO. no. no. Mr. Towle! 36 Campbell Excavating Are they from COSMO- POLITAN. or is this Mrs. Campbell's P.E. class.-' R. W. Hagan 37 A WINTER WITH CLASS ■ r- Walking in a winter wonderland. When winter hits Cove High, it provides new opportunities for some people, such as skiing or just playing around in the white powdery sub- stance. For the athletes it brings on many hours on the bus traveling to lands far, far away to compete in Basketball. It also provides time for the bookworms to bury their noses deeper into their studies to make their usual high grades. But all in all, winter is a time to enjoy at Cove High. What are YOU looking at.'!!? Hey, whose bus is this; Jeffery Scott Hartley, where is your coat?!! 38 Reynold s Insurance YO DUDES, let's hit the slopes!! Whoa! What a hot Babe. Greg!! l.uke and Troy trying to attract some Ski Bunnies. The noon hour game of Ratt Ball '! Something Else 39 Cove L Varsity Scoreboard 1986-87 Season Elgin Cove L Prairie City Cove L Pine Eagle Cove L Pine Eagle Cove W Powder Valley Cove W Joseph Cove L Prairie City Cove W Burnt River Cove W Huntington Cove W Powder Valley Cove W Mt. Vernon Cove W Harper Cove L Prairie City Cove W Powder Valley Cove W Burnt River Cove W Mt. Vernon Cove W Jordan Valiev Cove W Adrian Cove W Crane Cove W Monument Cove W Spray Cove L Dayville Cove L Culver Cove W Eddyville Cove L St. Paul This year the Lady Leopards had yet another sensational season posting a 16 9 overall record and advancing to the State B” tournament. However, the Leopards didn't have an easy time of it. in fact they started the season 0 4. Things did change, the Leopards took a new direction by beating Powder Valley and Joseph to win the Cove Christmas Tournament. When it came time for the district playoffs the Leopards had only lost twice since the Christmas Tournament. The first opponent of the Leopards in the playoffs were the Monu- ment Savages, who eventually fell to the Leopards. Next to fall to the Leopards onslaught were the Spray Eagles. Unfortunately the Leopards were defeated in the district championship by the Dayville Devils. Yet the Leopards had accomplished their goal of a chance in the State Tournament, where, they managed to advance to the consolation game before losing to St. Paul. All things aside, the Lady Leopards had a fine year, fighting to give their coach the best season they could, in this his final season. WOODVILLA R.V. REPAIR GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kelli Loree, Shae Hurley. Jennie Thew, Cheri Back Row-Debbie Miller. Pam Endicott. Sarah Moore, Sherry Ott. Katrina Butler. Middle Row-JessicaMills. Botham. Coach John Ott. Bottom Row-Carol Canter, Molly Ryan, Lola Patton. Sharman Ensminger. Cove L Varsity Scoreboard 1986-87 Season Elgin Cove W Prairie City Cove 1. Pine Lagle Cove I. Pine Lagle Cove W Powder Valley This year the boys varsity experienced some new things. One of those things being a new coach. Jesse Cove L W Joseph Prairie City Burnt River Vipperman. Another one of those things is the Leopards managed to re-establish themselves as a power to Cove I. deal with in the Old Oregon league. Cove W Huntington Finishing fourth in league, the Leopards earned a spot in the district playoffs, wh re they faced the Ml. Cove w Powder Valley Vernon Bears, a team they had not beaten all season long. Unfortunately, the Leopards' luck continued Cove L W Mt. Vernon Harper Prairie City and were eliminated from the playoffs as regulation time expired. This brought to an end the Leopards Cove w season, a very Fine one with an overall record of 10-10 and a league record of 8-5. Cove w Powder Valley Cove L Burnt River Cove I. Mt. Vernon Cove w Jordan Valley Cove w Adrian Cove I. Crane Cove L Mt. Vernon NEAL BOTHAM LOGGING BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row-Will Ryan. Brian Ott. Brad Drivers. Paul Garrison. Middle Row-TaZ Roberts. Jon Calhoun. Russ Hafer, Chuck Rager. Front Row-Matt Peterson. Coach Jesse Vipperman. Kevin McBride. HUB grandi; rhonde denture Girl's and Boy's J. V. Basketball, Kelli gets ready to swish for two Carol aims for glory, more. 44 Alan Electric Bottom row LtoR: Paul Blaylock, Wade Kepplinger, Greg James, Cody Hamman, CoachJesseVipperman, Top row LtoR: TJ. Lieghton, Luke Vansickle, Kenny Fite, Aaron Mills. Not pictured. Asst. Coach Tom Martin. The boy's had a very good year as far as the future looked. They showed some very good skills. Some of the players were young freshmen, but they showed some very unique moves. A good portion of the other players will move onto a Varsity spot in the 87 88 season. In a whole, the whole team has a lot of winning to look forward to. The girl's team had only two official games in the whole season. JOHN OTT-The 1986 87 girls team had a very successful season. They were 3 0. Two wins over Burnt River, and a triumphant win over Union scaled a definite winning season. The people who played on the Varsity team also spent time gaining experience. Cove players getting ready to Majorly check the opponents shot.Ha!!! 45 Dollar's Corner SPRING HAS SPRUNG LtoR Chris Love. Luke VanSickle. Shae Hurley. Marnie Sass. Mrs. Jagelski. The ultimate, and the only play of the year. What are you looking at pignose.' Shae and Cherie stare on. Sucker Sarah, and Kinda There Kevin. 46 Phil's Plumbing. As spring finally managed to come along, so did the fun. The Jr. High and the High School scholars and the special achievers got to go to Lehman Hot Springs. The High school drama class also put on a play for the school. All in all, everyone had a very good time goofing off and getting into trouble. Bobs big boy Paul. Above: Hey dudes, this is the party! Checking for a major tan Pam??? Cove's very exclusive Bloomingdaie's ultra high fashion models. Mt. View custom painting. 47 Cove Girls Regain State B” Title Top Row: Sarah Moore, Terry Starkey. Jennifer Thew, Lola Patton, Jessica Mills, Debbie Miller. Bottom Row: Coach Mills, Cedar Nolte, Shae Hurley, Cheri Botham, Sherry Ott. One of the main highlights of this year's track season was the State B’meet. Once again the track team had several competi- tors qualify, and for the second time the girls won the State Championship. Even the people that didn't qualify got to go. so it was really fun for everyone. The other State meet this year was the State A meet in Springfield. This year the Leopards had six qualifiers. They were: Sherry Ott. Jennie Thew. Ian Hurley. Russ Hafer. T.J. Leighton, and Brian Ott. Both girls competed in the high jump and both placed. Sherry was State Champion with a jump of 5' 4 . Jennie was fifth with a jump of 5T . Brian Ott was the only placer for the boys with a sixth in the discus, throwing 136'3”. 48 Beaver Creek Equipment S. Parker lets one fl at State IV T.J. I .eight on soars over the bar, L Johnston workinghard at the discus. Wendy's 49 TRACK HIGHLIGHTS Bad Row-Coach Mills. Wade Kepplinger.Jon Calhoun. TJ. Leighton. Gregjames. Dave Seaman. Shawn Parker. Middle Row-Chuck Ra er. Jeff Hartley. Ian Hurley. od Hammann. Lonnie Johnston, Taz Roberts. Front Row-Luke Vansickcl, Kevin McBride. Aaron Mills. Russ liafer. Brian Ott.Jack Springer. 50 Cove Tavern Lola and Slue on the final sprint. Cove's 1987 track team had a very good season. Mr. Mills felt the team exhibited very good conduct on trips and the meets. The team was even able to win a couple meets against A schools, including the El- gin Invitational. The girls and boys both took first in Old Oregon League and District IV B. There were also six school record breakers lor the Leopards. The following records were broken: BOYS: Brian Ott. Discus-136'3” Chuck Rager, 3000 meter run-10 min.12 sec. Ian Hurley, High Hurdles-15.6 sec. GIRLS: Shae Hurley, lOOM run 64.9 Cheri Botham, 3000 meter run-12.16.1 Sarah Moore. Shae Hurley, Jennie Thew, Jessica Mills. 1600M relay-4.24.2 Jessica with blood in her eyes! I.ola and Sarah cross the line with real class. Country Creations Rons IGA 31 Prom er87” Above: Everyone dances to another song. Below: Ian and Lola getting refreshments. In the Air at Night ' For the Second year in a row, Coves Prom was held at the LaGrande Elks Lodge. Dan Burns of the Tri-Cities handled the music and the Videos. This year's king and Queen were. Shawn Parker, and Sherry Ott. Everyone looked great and danced the night away. There was definitelyso- mething in the air that night. 52 Stardust Lodge Steins Wash House The New Dawn Ore. Trail Exchange Left: Tammy and Date. Right: King Shawn and Queen Sherry. WINTER-SPRING The Annual Staff receives their well deserved awards. The new members of the Honor Society. Shac receives her basketball award. 54 U.S. BANK AWARDS BANQUET Sherry receives the Most Valuable Flayer award. Taz receives the Most Inspirational Player award. The State B” Girls Track Champions. This year the awards banquet was held on Monday May 11th. Among the activities were Athletic and Academic awards for the whole year. On the academic side. Brian Ott. Aaron Mills. Terry Starkey, and Cheri Botham became the newest members of Cove's Honor Society. While on the athletic side Sherry Ott received the MVP awards for both basketball and track, as well as. being named as one of the Senior athlete's. Sherry's fellow Senior Athlete Award winners were Jon Calhoun and Taz Roberts. All in all this years' banquet was very successful. REXAL DRUG-TROTTERS 55 MAYDAY 1987 Student Body President. Sherry Ott. crowns Queen Debbie Miller. Sword Bearers: Michael Rogers Bradley Driggers MayDay was held May 5, 1987. Debbie Miller was chosen MayDay Queen. The court walked in to Nothings going to stop us now , and Somewhere out there”. The colors for MayDay were Pastels. Queen Debbie Miller Escort Brian Blaylock 56 Cherry's Florist Hair Boutique Princess Sarah Moore Escort Jon Calhoun Princess Sherry Ott Escort Paul Garrison Princess Tonya Howland Escort John Gcdlick Princess Tammy Puckett Escort Taz Roberts Valley Import Auto Princess Mechele Harlien Escort Shawn Parker Princess Christen Hart Escort Todd Wilson Chevron Junior Senior Picnic 58 Leightons Autoparts. C E True Value The picnic was held at Wallowa Lake on May 7. The whole gang had a ball at the Lake, and no one was hurt this year. The food was great, and everyone got their fill for the day. As you can see, it was one heck of a day. Peruvian Pieces Top Shop 59 GRADUATION Senior class, thinking back on days gone by. Shawn Parker. I’m so excited! Sarah Moore. Shining as usual. Jeff Hanley. Where's the Bloopers and Practical Jokes hidden camera? 60 Remembrance Gifts House and Wasley D.W. Halls Williamson Insurance CLASS OF 198 7 Valedictorian Sherry Ott Senior group singing theme song This year's graduation ceremony was excellent as usual, featuring speeches by Valedictorian Sherry Ott. Salutatorian Taz Roberts, sports memories from Jon Calhoun, student speeches by Tammy Puckett and Debbie Miller, and guest speaker Ramona Miles. Don’t forget us when we’re gone. COVE HIGH SCHOOL Above: No. put the picture over here. Below: Isn't that special? This years annual staff had a tough time of bringing you the 1987 edition of the Cove Leopard Annual.The staff had to take the pic- tures, develop them, and layout the pages on their own time. It was really time consuming because they didn't have a scheduled class this year. You should congratulate the 10 hardworking Cove Leopard Staff members on bringing you the 1987 edition. Special thanks should go to the editor. Matt Peterson, on a job well done! Cedar, working hard. 62 63 MOUNTAIN VIEW CUSTOM PAINT Gene Sutton Cove. 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Rogers Kimberley Todd Wilson EIGHTH GRADE Anthony Peterson Sandy Rager Andrea Rogers Jennifer Rundall Diane Seaman IXistin Smith EXistin Stocker Tracy Trude1 Cade Wigger Cindy Sass Lukas Thomas Robert Biegler Michelle Brown Karen Burgett Christopher Carratello Glen Comstock Carli Edvalson Leon Fritz Troy Grant Jennifer Grant Nina Hernandez James Johnston Jody Miller