With all of the above said, we'd sure like to kick the crap out of Highlands soon.

With all of the above said, we'd sure like to kick the crap out of Highlands soon.

 

:thumb::thumb:

With all of the above said, we'd sure like to kick the crap out of Highlands soon.

 

I bet; some of the younger generation is having trouble with the beat CovCath shirts, the rivalry is waiting

What the heck....let's kick the crap out of Holmes in basketball while we are at it.

Edited August 2, 201016 yr by Ram
Rule 10

Student Sections, going crazy at games, all of our little traditions. Some of my best memories were being in the student section at basketball games.

 

I've often wondered why the student section wears blaze orange to the home football games against Highlands . Are there a lot of deer hunters in Park Hills ?

I think it depends on who you would ask. Faculty at CCH would give you a more politically correct answer by telling you that it's just another of the many sports teams CCH has. I think the students and Alumni would tell you that they care more for football than most of the other sports (excluding basketball, and maybe baseball).

It's kind of hard to explain the spirit at CovCath. I was just as sad when my Colonel Crazy career ended as I was when my football career ended at CovCath.

 

That's funny, I had the same feeling.

What exactly is involved in a "Colonel Crazy" career?

 

There were cheers and entire themes for games that took hours, days, and sometimes weeks (literally weeks) of time to coordinate. I know in my day, there were actually a few games where the faculty allowed to seniors a half hour at the end of the school day to assemble the whole student body and coordinate/choreograph cheers.

 

As a Colonel Crazy, you were part of this cheering section. As a Senior Crazy, you were in charge of making it happen.

I have to painfully admit that the CC group can be very entertaining.

There were cheers and entire themes for games that took hours, days, and sometimes weeks (literally weeks) of time to coordinate. I know in my day, there were actually a few games where the faculty allowed to seniors a half hour at the end of the school day to assemble the whole student body and coordinate/choreograph cheers.

 

As a Colonel Crazy, you were part of this cheering section. As a Senior Crazy, you were in charge of making it happen.

 

:thumb:

 

We would also plan the tailgates and/or entrances to the football stadium. For example, we organized a tailgate at NDA & marched from NDA to CCH. One time we also organized a little march down Dixie Highway to Dixie Heights HS.