Cove High School - Leopard Yearbook (Cove, OR)

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Achieving a special bond The students of Cove High have always felt a special bond. Whether it be between them- selves, teachers, or coaches, it’s always there. This bond is apparent when Cove comes out on top in the state championship football game, when a teacher stays late or comes in early to help a student, when a teacher makes a stu- dent work hard and the student understands why, when Cove makes it to state for the first time in volleyball or when a student asks a teacher or coach for personal advice. The memories of this closeness will appear on the pages of the 1988 LEOPARD. Top left Tracy Sandy majoring in ketchup calligraphy. Above left I'd be embarrassed to be seen with Kevin too, Russ! Above Dani never could figure out how to change those typewriter ribbons. Left Straight from the realms of ... ? Western Bank 3

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ACHIEVING IS THE FIRST COVE VOLLEYBALL TEAM TO GO TO STATE Above: Everyone wants to get in on Above: Raise your hand to the sky, the act, Pam. Below: Dani and her right jab. Season Review At the start of volleyball season, the coach asked the girls to come up with a realistic goal as to how many games they could win out of their first twelve. The team decid- ed on ten. At that time, the girls never dreamed that they would wind up going 32-3. The Cove Leopards volleyball team was 25-0 before they lost to Grant Union, an A school, in three matches. The girls set many firsts during their very successful season. They went undefeated in Olde Oregon League play, finished first at Dis- trict, and were the first Cove Vol- leyball team to go to State, proudly bringing home the third place tro- phy. Along with these accomplish- ments, they also claimed first at the Jo-Hi Tournament, Pine Eagle Tournament, Enterprise Tourna- ment, and the annual Cove Tour- nament. U.S. Bank 5