One of the First Female Army Rangers Returns to Alma Mater

Published on April 23, 2023

U.S. Army MAJ Shaye Haver ’12 spoke to the entire Copperas Cove High School student body during two separate assemblies in the Bulldawg Gymnasium.

Haver is known for being one of the first two females to graduate from the Army’s Ranger School. Some people may not realize, especially being a woman of her stature, that she had the same fears, doubts and thoughts as many students in high school today.

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