Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

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TOD COXEN DAN GIRDNER RUSS HAFF.R DAN I FOLSOM SHAWN MOORE 20

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When you were five years old, you couldn’t wait to start school, but as the years went on, you found out what it was like to be known as the “Big Man on Campus”. First came the time you ad- vanced to the sixth grade. You became known as the king of the playground and all the low- er graders looked up to you in admiration. But as sixth grade came to an end, so did your im- age; you had to start up the lad- der again. You became known as an irritating seventh grader. And as if that weren’t enough, the girls in your class felt you were too immature for them. They needed a mature, strong, studly eighth grader (so in other words, you were dirt). But soon your reign ended as a king once again. Then the ugliest thing ever imagined happened: you be- came a Freshman. As a Fresh- man, you were basically un- heard by the upperclassmen ex- cept when they felt like amusing themselves by throw- ing a welcoming party for you. After you endured your intro- duction to high school, you moved into your Sophomore year, which was pretty quiet. You were between the stages of being an underclassman or an upperclassman. Then your Junior year finally came along. You finally be- came an upperclassman. You had your car, and you started being noticed, but you still had to answer to the Seniors. -1988- the best and final year of your high school years. The long waited title of being a Sen- ior arrived. In the halls, the un- derclassmen bowed to your his- toric presence. What could you do but feel pity for the poor peasants? You definitely got your fair share of fame and glo- ry as a Leopard in 1988. Above left: Russell chants, “I'm bad. I'm bad. Below: We know what you're up to. Grande Ronde Denture Service

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KEVIN McBRIDE CHRIS WEISSENFLUH IAN HURLEY CODY HAMANN BRENDA DENNING RAY SUTTON 21