Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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COMET 13—B. B. game with Centerville girls and Choteau boys. Cascade boys defeated. 16—Seniors start work on annual. 16—Boys leave for college—Joe looks blue. 18—Get report cards and semester grades. 21—Double-header B. B. with Fort Shaw. Girls lose first game. 27—Assembly program—Give team send-off. 27, 28—County tournament. 29— Boys leave for Bozeman. 30— Everything peaceful and quiet. Kenneth’s gone. February 2— Boys home again from Eozeman. Inez at the train. 3— Assembly program. Boys tell of their experiences in Bozeman. 4— B. B. games with Teton and St. Mary’s; we won. 6— Mr. Bunch speaks to Assembly. 7— Boys go to Great Falls to try their luck with business men. 10—Boys defeat Belt. Girls defeat Shirley Six. 13— Miss Burks gives us a talk on journalism. 14— Debate practice with Belt. 16— Pictures taken for annual; everyone posing before mirror. 17 -Assembly program decide on attendance contest. Boys vs. girls. 17— Card party to raise funds. 18— Much merry-making. Boys and girls win from Centerville. 21— Debate practice at Cascade with Belt. 22— Assembly program given by grades. 22— Much cheering. Boys beat Centerville. 23— More cheering. Boys keep up good work. 24— Boys lose to Choteau. 25— Boys lose to Havre. 27— Assembly program. Mrs. Jewett sings. 28— President announces Athletic ball. March 2— Athletic ball. 3— Girls go to Choteau to be defeated. 5, 6, 8—Interclass tournament. Three cheers for the seniors. 9, 10—Girls go to tournament at Augusta. Girls tie with Conrad for third place. 14—Comet campaign begins. 14—Seniors entertain assembly. Annual drive begins. 19— Spring fever epidemic starts in school. 20— We get advice from Mrs. Curren of M. S. N. C. 21— Fat decides that the birds are the only ones that should warble. 22— Comet goes to print. 28

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 Cascade Line-up Maxine Paulson, Captain, Forward “Tom” was high-point man this season. Her ability to find the hoop won for her team many victories, and a place as forward on the all-star team picked at the tournament by the coaches. Her opponent's guarding never worried her, but she will continue to worry them for two more years. Bessie Dea, Forward Bessie was there when it came to making the long shots and getting away from her guard. Although she didn’t score as highly as Paulson, she was speedy, and did some apt playing. She has two years with the team. Josephine Dyar, Center This year was Jo’s third and last year on the team. Her cleverness in getting the tip-off proved that few centers could surpass her. Willa Boeke- Running Center Willa was the fastest player on the team and her speed, in combina- tion with D.var’s ability to get the tip-off, gave Cascade an unusually strong center. She has two more years in high school. Esther Cummings, Guard Determined to secure the ball and get it down to Cascade’s basket, Esther never feared the stiff guarding of her opponents. As this is her last year, we lose a good player. Dorothy Berger, Guard This was Dorothy’s second year on the team, and we were greatly dis- appointed when she had to quit because of illness; however she was with us at the beginning of the season, and her skill, along with her speed, more than once served her in good stead in handling her forward. Dot is only a sophomore, so we will undoubtedly hear from her again. Inez Cline, Guard Inez came in late, taking Berger’s place on the team. She was a hard worker, although her lack of experience was a handicap. She has two more years in which to show us what she really can do. Olga Wolfe, Guard Although she wasn’t on the regular lineup, she did a great deal in sup- porting her team. Veuda Brown, Guard Her willingness to help her team out, and her work as guard, were ap- preciated by all. 30