Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7 School started, back to the old grind. 15 National assembly with Mr. and Min. Jack Owen and the Myna birds. 1C Simms came here for the first football game of the season. Simms won. 26 to 0. The first dance of the school year was sponsored by the Seniors. 22 Freshmen painted the “C.” (Could have been better.) 23 High wood came to Cascade; Cascade won. 12 to 6. The Freshmen were initiated at the initiation dance given by the Sophomores. 30 Centerville came to Cascade; Centerville won. 18 to 8. The Freshmen sponsored a dance for the Sophomores. OCTOBER 0 Assembly with the Wallace entertainers, who presented a musical program. 7 Cascade went to Belt; Belt won, 18 to 15. ’Ruff' 13 Open House held for all people of the community. 14 Cascade went to Dutton; Cascade won. 52 to 12. (Slaughter.) 27 28 Teachers’ convention. No school! NOVEMBER 4 The seniors gave a basket social. 5 F. H. A. District convention was held at Helena: our delegates attended. 11 The Sophomores sponsored a dance. 24 25 Thanksgiving vacation. Burp! 30 Assembly with the Lewis entertainers. DECEMBER 1 A pep rally and parade for the first basketball game of the season. 2 Highwood came to Cascade for the first basketball game of the 1949-1950 season. Cascade won, 38 to 33. Opponent Score Cascade 3 Centerville, there - 41 34 9 Power 34 45 10 Central Catholic, there 65 31 15 Home Economics class gives annual Christmas Tea. 10 Independent team 27 29 17 Highwood. there 41 34 n The all-school Christmas program. 22 Central Catholic (at last) 39 58 23 The Juniors sponsored a dance at the beginning of Christ- mas vacation. JANUARY 2 Back to school from Christmas vacation. (Gad, what a thought!) 4 Assembly with Margaret Shoemaker, a deep sea diver. Opponent Score Cascade 0 Simms 28 45 7 Belt, there 37 56 12 Pictures taken by Mountain States Photo Co. (Watch the birdie.) 13 Augusta, there 22 58 14 Centerville 43 47 20 Dutton, there 39 67 21 Sunburst 51 48 27 Power, there 42 45 28 Valier 56 39 31 Assembly with the Archers, Don and Ginger. ( 29)

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K E T 0 C H 1 S T A F F Standing, left to right: Madelyn Simpson, Hattie Hemminger, Genevieve McDonough, Margaret Beecher, Marilyn Matt- son, Mary Sullivan, Mina Nahrgang. Seated: Tom Corbett, Anna K. See (Assistant Editor). Jim Bergman, Shirley Has tings (Editor), Benona Benedict. ANNUAL STAFF Editor Marilyn Mattson Assistant Editors Hattie Hemminger, George Savoy Advertising Jim Bergman, Jim Bergene Pictures ..... Margaret Beecher, Kenny Tague, Madelyn Simpson Activities Shirley Hastings, Hattie Hemminger Art Jenny McDonough, Tom Corbett, Pete Ellis, Van Fayler Sports Jim Bergene, Jim Bergman, Darrell Wade, Frank Faller School Events ........Mina Nahrgang Class Work Kenneth Tague, Margaret Beecher Adviser ........................................Mrs. L. Rumney (28)

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CALENDAR FEBRUARY Opponent 3 Valier. there I Sunburst, there 10 Simms, there. (We WES robbed, i 11 Belt 14 The F. H. A. sponsored an Old-Time Dance. 17 AtIgIXSta (ho-hum). 21 A party in honor of Mr. Yandell, retiring janitor, was given. 22 Chris Stevens gave a talk on his visit to England, Ireland. Scotland. Belgium and France. 24 Dutton 27 Score Cascade 64 38 58 43 48 47 42 64 30 77 Assembly with Mr. America. ‘T can dream, can’t I,” (C. H. The pictures from Mountain States Photo came back. 28 . bov 0. 56 MARCH 1,2, 3, 4 The District Tournament was held at Cascade. The teams participating were Simms, Augusta. Dutton. Power. Belt. Centerville, Highwood, Geraldine. Neihart and Cascade. Centerville took 1st, Simms 2nd. Cascade 3rd, and Power 4th. 23 A banquet was held for the basketball players, cheer leaders and parents. The basketball boys were awarded “Oscars” for their splendid work. 24 The faculty plaved the Seniors, and there was a game between the two girls’ teams. The F. H. A. sponsored a dance which followed the games. 25 F. F. A. Delegates go to Bozeman to the Mid-winter Fair. 30 F. H. A. Delegates go to the State convention at Great Falls. 31 F. F. A. Delegates traveled to the District convention at Conrad. APRIL 7 Easter vacation. (Thanks be.) 10 Annual went to press. 12,13,14 The F. F. A. boys went to the State convention at Bozeman. 21 The Juniors gave the play, “The Tin Hero.” 25 Assembly with the Ritz Trumpeteers. Open House was held to a large crowd. 28 Sneak Day—whoopee! MAY 5 The Junior Prom. 12 The Cascade County Music Meet was held here. (What a day!) 13 The band went to the Music Festival at Havre. 19 Ketochi Day—what fools these mortals be. 21 Baccalaureate. 24 Graduation, last of the 2,000 days. What next? 25 Please pass the aspirin. 26 Report cards given. ( so)