Cascade College - Chinook Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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er? .:.. , s W ist :Evil alum, W., ' Ns. rigs, ,wsspifr f, xi--it-V g:iffJm.,, M .mist is-sg MARlLYN WALKER lMariel Greater seniors may have lived, but l doubt it . . . wrestling every Friday and Monday . . . her heart is like a moon, constantly changing and there's a man in it . . . most athletic . . . ln September of '58 we came to -- gg, Columbia. We were to sigh, giggle, . .,., , ., 'd'2 moan, groan and sometimes even study our way through four years of- p3,,,.gi. s,,W.if. . s i Eng- ' ZNQE fr: Zi if 134' iff? ,, YQ! si . fiiif' rllrf high school. We entered with the de- termination of some day attaining our goal, Exciting basketball games, final exams, track meets, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet, bewitching Halloween car- nivals, anol especially, numerous friends - these were all too soon transformed into ancient history. Yes, we seniors, with our memories, honors, and diplomas will soon close the doors on our high school days. We'd like to thank the very capable faculty of CCHS for all the co-opera- tion and understanding that they have shown us. Somehow it is hard for us to say good-bye to the people -,E r--- gif fr. ef ff? Q 3 o. CD 4 CD 3 + V7 3' - X 0 J' 3' Q 4 CD 3' 2 'C CD o. C V7 live four of the happiest years of our rf 5 W-151' afri- fxf, Si d,J,.2,L Y, s f lives, So we will say, Au revoir- until we meet again.

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mix, My dillmffs DAVID RIEMER lDClVEl No matter how late it is, l'm always late . . . a future architect . . . best looking . . . best all around . . . best dressed . . . rnost athletic . . . ROBERT ROLAND lRobertl He who invented work should have finished it . . . a versatile fellow with a friendly smile, willing to stop and talk awhile . . . NANCY RaYsE irvcmcyi Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ing . . . forgive-forget . . . best all around . . . most popular . . . a future teacher . . .

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AT The wriTing of This your senior year is iusT half over. AT The reading of This iT will jusT abouT be all over, excepT for The shouTing. I hope ThaT all of you have considered your four years in high school as a success. BUT more Than ThaT I hope your senior year aT Columbia ChrisTian has been a profifable and enjoyable one. I TrusT you can TruThfulIy say you have gained inTelI'ecTualIy, emoTionally, socially and mosT imporTanT of all, spiriTualIy. Whenever you look back Through These pages and reminisce, Think abouf The friends you had here, abouT The fun we had building and running The Spook House, The joy of winning The king and queen conTesT aT The Halloween Carnival, The work involved in selling candy, The pleasure of choosing announce- menTs and ordering caps and gowns, The fun of The senior skip and The excite- menT of4graduaTion. My prayer for all of you is ThaT you will have a fruiTfuI and long life. Thank you for helping To make my TirsT year aT Columbia a very enioyable one. AfTecTionaTeIy, Darlene Lovelady Our ,vausar Miss Darlene Lovelady 67 y J