Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

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Spirit Week Spazmania The seniors dominated, as usual, in our various spirit week competi- tions this year. The other classes managed to have their share of the glory and fun, nevertheless. The seniors were able to take the egg, orange, and tiolet paper com- petition on bonfire night. They tied with the Juniors in the cheering competition. The Juniors won the dress-up con- test. They had a few real memora- ble standouts among them. Aaron Miles managed to miraculously win the all-around geek award, and not to say the rest of the class didn’t clean up on nerd day. The triumphant sophomores lost the weeklong trials with no wins what so ever. They have big plans for next year though, even if they didn’t get to do the desired things they wanted to the freshmen. Watch out next year Cove ! The freshmen captured third place with one win, the noise parade. As a real shock to all of us, the fresh- men did what they do best, make noise, and be rowdy. They eagerly accepted the annual punishment of initiation with broad smiles, and lot’s of enthusiasm. The dance, ending off spirit week, was a big success. The turnout was almost 90% and everyone had a great time. The decorations brightened up the wintered faces, and cheered everyones night. Good job Sophomores! From the seniors we heard it through the grapevine. From the Juniors we saw the true personal- ities break through, and from the over-spirited Sophomores we saw bottled up enthusiasm. The Fresh- men showed us their blooming ma- turity. All in all, it was a week we will never forget for at least 100 years. Seniors receiving therapy for over-exposure under the California Raisin Lamp. 14 McDonald’s

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Mr. Pereira congratulates Tod. Girls' JV receive their awards. Athletes honored at Fall Awards Banquet Having two teams finish in the top three in state in the same year doesn’t happen very often. It did this year to the Cove Leopard’s football and vol- leyball teams. On Tuesday, December 14, the Fall Awards Banquet was held to honor the athletes of both of these great teams. Awards were given to both JV and Varsity players. The coaches also gave out special individ- ual awards. These awards were: VOLLEYBALL Most Hustle- Anji Weissenfluh and Cheri Botham; Coach’s Award-Jennie Thew; Most Improved-Dani Folsom; Most Valu- able Player-Pam Endicott. FOOTBALL Coach's Award-Ray Sutton; Most Improved-Tod Coxen; Most Inspirational-Cody Hamann; Most Outstanding Offensive Line- man-Jack Springer; Most Outstand- ing Defensive Lineman-James Nie- mitalo; Most Valuable Players- Chuck Rager, lan Hurley, Russ Hafcr, Will Ryan, and Kevin McBride. Football players enjoy the banquet. Pay attention, Chris and Sharman. Canned Food Warehouse 13

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The starring cast to “The good, the bad. and the ugly.” Eagle Trucking 15