Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

We, the members of the annual staff, the class of 1961 wish to dedicate this volume of The Ketochi to Mr. Donald J. Kessler, in appreciation of his three years as sponsor of our Class. One of the greatest rewards of working on the Ketochi was the privilege of being able to make this dedication. We, the class of 1961, feel a great indebtedness to you, Mr. Kessler, our friend, sponsor, teacher, and we would like Mr. Kessler. to say with deep sincerity, THANKS, ADMINISTRATION MEL BUCK OSCAR PRESTBO (Superintendent) TRUSTEES BRAD HAMLETT ELWOOD WEBB GLADYS GESSNER (Clerk) FACULTY HIGH ELWIN GESSNER FRANCIS LaFORGE Shop, Ag, Science English, French SCHOOL WILLIAM CORNELIUS Science, Math, Mechanical Drawing RALPH HALVERSON Math, Phys. Ed., Drivers Training, Coach FACULTY DONALD KESSLER Commercial OSCAR PRESTBO Superintendent, Band NINA EAGLER JOYCE WANAGO First Grade Fifth Grade GRADE DOROTHY KRABER GAYLE BEATTY Second Grade Sixth Grade SCHOOL DORIS REIS SING Third Grade DON MUNKERS Seventh Grade FACULTY MARGARET LOVCIK BEA PEARSON Fourth Grade Eighth Grade Paul Stone Rupert Parsons Tim Latham AI Lorang BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Mallette Mrs. Woolsey Mrs. Fraunhofer COOKS V -i f - tf ’ A V Paul Stone Slim Freeman CUSTODIANS ELWOOD LYLE WEBB KIRI Pastime: Having a good time. Ambition: To live until I die. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; C” Club 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Badger Paws 2, 3; Ketochi Staff 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; Science Club 2; Feature Band 3; Great Caesar’s Ghost 3; Jug and Fife Band 3,4. JAMES LESLIE NICHOLLS JIM Pastime: Loafing around. Ambition: To be a success. FFA 1,2,3; Badger Paws 3; C Club 3,4; FFA Treasurer 3; Great Caesar’s Ghost 3; FFA State Convention 2; Basketball and Football Manager 2. EDWARD G. McCURDIE EDDIE Pastime: Looking for hides. Ambition: Rancher. FFA 1. 2, 3, 4; FFA Reporter 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2. WENDEL EARL OBRECHT SONNY” Pastime: Hunting anything. Ambition: Be a successful rancher. FFA 1.2, 3,4; C Club 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Football 3,4; Chorus 1; Student Council 4; President FFA 4; Inter- scholastic Track Meet 2, 3. SUZAN JO LAHTI SUSIE” Pastime: Horseback riding, driving the milk truck. Ambition: To be an elementary teacher. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 2, 3,4; Keto- chi Staff 2, 3, 4; Editor of Ketochi 3, 4; As. Editor of Annual 4; Annual Staff 4; Great Caesar’s Ghost 3; Twirlers 3; Band 1,2; Christmas Ball Princess 1,2; Homecoming Princess 4; Science Club 2. RAMONA MARIE DAMON MONA Pastime: Writing notes in study hall. Ambition: To see the world. Badger Paws 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4. LEOLA COLLEEN STUMPER COLLEEN Pastime: Dancing and sewing. Ambition: To graduate. Entered from Livingston 4; FHA 4; Pep Club 4. WANDA KAY CLONINGER WANDA Pastime: Don and dancing. Ambition: To be a good wife and mother. FHA 2, 3,4; Historian and Parliamentarian of FHA; District Conven- tion 2,3,4; State Convention 3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Dis- trict Musical Festival 1,2; Great Caesar’s Ghost” 3; Ketochi Staff 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Rose Ball Princess 4; Christmas Ball Prin- cess 4. GERALD MICHEAL HOCEVAR JERRY Pastime: Sports. Ambition: To play college football. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; C Club 1,2, 3,4; Class President 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Ketochi Staff 2, 3; Ketochi Staff Sports Editor 2, 3; Great Caesar's Ghost 3; Boys' State 3; American Legion Oratory Con- test 4; Science Fair 4; Science Club 4. MYRON K. LEE w BUD Pastime: Sports. Ambition: To live a life of leisure. FFA 1,2; C” Club 2,3,4; Football 1. 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4; C Club Vice Presi- dent 4; Annual Staff 4; Alternate to Boys’ State 1960 4; Homecom- ing King 4. WILUAM DAVID BAKER DAVE Pastime: Hunting, fishing, (Pat). Ambition: Be an electrical engineer. Transferred from Belgrade 2; Vice President Class 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; C Club 2. 3, 4; C Club Vice Presi- dent 3; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager Annual 4; Student Council President 4; Ketochi Staff 2,3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Great Caesar's Ghost 3; Science Club 3,4; Vice President 4; American Legion Contest 4; Science Fair 4. TED WILUAM RIEKE TED Pastime: Sports. Ambition: Make money. Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; C Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Vice President 1; Class Treasurer 3; Class President 4; ”C Club Treasurer 3; C Club President 4; Band 1,4; Badger Paw 4; Stu- dent Council 4. LOIS JEAN STILLAR LOLLIPOP” Pastime: Arley, dancing, and listening to good music. Ambition: To become an X-Ray Technician. Class Secretary 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Chapter President 3, Treasurer 4, District Secretary-Treasurer 3, District Convention 1, 2, 3, 4, State Convention 2,3,4; Rose Ball Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; President 3; Vice President 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; American Legion Oratorical Contest; Great Caesar's Ghost 3. BONNIE DUGAS BONNIE MAE Pastime: Sleeping. Ambition: To be happy. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club Reporter 3; FHA Reporter 4; FHA District Convention 1,2, 3,4; FHA District Voting Delegate 3, 4; FHA State Convention 3,4; FHA State Voting Delegate 3; Ketochi Staff 3; Ketochi Day Queen 3; Rose Ball Princess 4; Chorus 1. KAREN MARGARET HALVERSON Pastime: Music. Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2; Great Caesar's Ghost 3; Class Treas- urer 2; Treasurer of Student Council 4; Girls’ State Delegate 3. KATHRYN ELAINE WILLIAMS CATHY Pastime: Reading, bowling, Rick. Ambition: To be a Home Economics teacher. Pep Club 2, 3,4; Great Caesar's Ghost 3; Annual Staff 4; Ketochi Art Editor 4. CLIFFORD M. BUCK CUFF” Pastime: Explorer Scouts, MYF, hobbies, and girls. Ambition: Engineer and rancher. Class Vice President 4; Football Manager 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; C Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Reporter of Stu- dent Council 2; Vice President of Student Council 3; American Legion Oratory 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2, 4; President of Science Club 4; Science Fair 3,4; Boys' State; Annual Staff. JAMES LESLIE MUNROE JIM Pastime: Being good. Ambition: To be a rancher. FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary 4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1,2. WILLIAM A. NICHOLSON NICK Pastime: Going fox hunting with Gary. Ambition: To make it through life O. K. Transferred from Butte Public 4; In Butte: Track 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1,2; Letterman's Club 1,2. JAMES B. ADAMS JIM Pastime: Girls, girls, and more girls. Ambition: To make a million. FFA 1; C Club 1, 2, 3,4; Track Manager 1; Football Manager 2; Badger Paw 3. JUDITH M. MALLETTE JUDY” Pastime: Music and reading. Ambition: To graduate. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Reporter 1; Class Play ’’Great Caesar’s Ghost’’ 3; Campus Book Club 3, 4; Secretary 4. fi av w r BILLIE FLORENCE JONES BILL’’ Pastime: Teasing my sister. Ambition: Join the service and see the world. Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Librarian 3; Chorus 1,2; Badger Paws 3, 4. NORMA ELSIE MAXWELL ’’NORM” Pastime: Killing time. Ambition: To graduate. Transferred from Dutton Sophomore Year. Pep Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3. DARLENE JOY BARKER DOLLY’’ Pastime: Having fun and staying with Lois. Ambition: To go back to California. Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirling 3; Student Council 3; Badger Paws 2; Vice President 3,4; ’’Great Caesar’s Ghost.” DOUGLAS GENE STANDLEY DOUG Pastime: Working. Ambition: To have my own ranch someday. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; C Club 1,2, 3. 4; FFA 1.2, 3.4; FFA Secretary 1,2,4; FFA Vice President 3. ROBERT GARY ROGERS SCOTTY Pastime: Night-clubbing. Ambition: To be what I am, only better. Band 1, 3,4; Badger Paw 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Badger Paw Presi- dent 3,4; Football 2; Student Council 3. SAMUEL CLYDE ELLER SAM Pastime: Cars. Ambition: To be a pharmacist. FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FFA Vice President 4. NATHAN DALE MANNAKEE NATE Pastime: Hunting, fishing, sports (girls). Ambition: Be a lawyer and a rich one! Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Track 1, 2,3,4; C Club 2, 3, 4; Vice President Class 3; Annual Staff 4; Ketochi Staff 3,4; Great Caesar's Ghost ; Science Club 3; Science Fair 2, 3,4; Badger Paws 3, 4; Class Historian 4; Alternate to Boys’ State; American Legion Ora- torical Contest 2, 3; Secretary C Club 3; Band 3, 4. LAST WILL OF THE CLASS OF ’61 Jimmy Adams wills his high office in Tommy Jones smoking club to a new chimney. David Baker wills his ability to high-jump to Duane Pound and his high grades in Physics to anyone who thinks they can handle them. Darlene Barker wills her typing grades to Susan Ogden and her ability to go steady to Helen Keyes. Clifford Buck wills his chemistry grades to anyone who doesn't like chemistry any- way. Wanda Cloninger wills her long hair to Stevie Lahti because she wants it, and all her goofs in Office Practice to someone who wants to bother Mr. Halverson during his Math Class. Ramona Damon wills her ability to catch a boyfriend to Mary Ann Hocevar, she also leaves her locker and books to the next tenant. Bonnie Dugas wills her quick temper to Elda Paulsen. Sam Eller wills his fishing ability to Mike McCann, if he has the bait and can find the water. Karen Halverson wills her brains to everyone in the incoming freshman class because they're scattered anyway. Jerry Hocevar wills his finger snapping ability to Danny Mortag and his Editor job on the annual to next year's editor. Billie Jones wills her 4-H pencil to John Lindseth for Mechanical Drawing and her Badger Paw medals to Carol Von Stein. Suzan Lahti wills her lack of height to her sister Stevie Lahti along with anything else that is left in the school. Carry on, Sis. I also will my secretarial job to next year's Senior Class potential candidates. Buddy Lee wills his way with girls to Vance Clinger. Judy Mallette wills her height to Elda Paulsen. Nate Mannakee wills his ardent vocabulary of off colored words to Mr. LaForge. Norma Maxwell doesn't want to will anything because she's afraid she won’t get it back if she has to come back next year. Edward McCurdie wills his ability in basketball playing to Gary Bergum. Jim Munroe wills his ability to drive with one arm or with no arms to Bruce Boynton. Jim Nicholls wills his bookkeeping grades to next year's bookkeeping class. Bill Nicholson wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Bozo and also his manager’s job to Bud Peterson when he is a senior. Sonny Obrecht wills his pole-vaulting ability to his cousin Kerry. Ted Rieke wills those wild junior girls to the Casanova of the junior class, his scho- lastic abilities to John Lindseth, but I won't leave my ragtop. or bongos. Scotty Rogers leaves his musical ability to his kid sister who's just getting started, to Jim Waddell his ability to flirt, and also his hair to those crazy kids who asked for it. Douglas Standley wills his road map which directs you to Helena to someone who has car and will travel. Lois Stillar wills her Private File to Carol Gollaher and her ability to jiggle figures to anyone who is planning to take bookkeeping. Elwood Webb leaves his height to Bruce Boynton because he will need it next year in basketball and his bookkeeping headaches to Susan Ogden. Cathy Williams wills her good grades in bookkeeping to anyone who thinks they can keep up with them. Colleen Stumper wills her ability to get along with the teachers to Gerald Nash and all the boys to her sister Loretta. CLASS OF '61 Seniors as Freshmen. Ya don't say. Old times. Brother, sisterly love. JUNIORS Jim Lantz Pattie Sue Rieke Gary Bergum Sherry Hunter Mary Ann Hocevar Richard Wright Carol Von Stien Vance Clinger Bill Flechsenhar Cynda Hansen SOPHOMORES � HO u Loretta Stumper Mike McCann Elizabeth Read Louise Standley Richard Grayson Barbara Von Stein David Woolsey Elda Paulson Boyd Standley Lois Mannakee Bobby Simmons Vickey Baker Michael Wren Susan Ogden Larry Moore Joanne Nicholls Bruce Boynton Wanda Dugard Earl Damon Working hard? FRESHMEN Warren King % 7 Nflk Gayle Hastings Betty Goss Thor Weggeland Cindy Jones James Cox Marjorie Vanatta Joseph Barnard Duane Pound Dorothy Baker Ernest Peterson Stevie Lahti Diane Peterson Walter Warehime Jack Caldwell Johnnie Cummings Gerald Nash Linda Gollaher Randy Hunter Donna Dear Patricia Kinkaid Carl Cordiere Bernice Lorang Alex Ferguson Helen Keyes Richard Williams Patricia James Donald Nelson Ronald Nicholls Kathy Moles Daniel Mortag Gerald Parson Just try it! Friendly chap! Sweet, aren't they. Kids sure are messy! !! JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE Barnes, Bruce Belisle, Carol Benner, James Boude, Richard Boynton, Lynn Buck, Carol Collins, Don Collins, Richard Cox, Cathie Damon, Floyd McDonald, James Duerr, Calvin Eller, Lewis Ferguson, Kenneth Flechsenhar, Connie Grayson, Thomas Halverson, Victoria Hanson, Roland Hegland, Dorothea Hetherton, Colleen Hocevar, Paul Hocevar, Pauline Kirk, Douglas Maxwell, Catherine Murrill, Don Lee Obrecht, Kerry Podvin, Arthur Terry, Bill Thompson, Sandra Venetz, Melvin SEVENTH GRADE Belisle, Rosemary Berger, Ricky Coleman, Sandra Cornelius, Chuck Eller, Dorothy Gustafson, Allen Hanson, Danny Jerin, Mike Keyes, Bobby Keyes, Don LaForge, Peter Lich, Marie Lingel, Billy Moll, Marcia M or tag, Ruth Nicholls, Rodney Ogden, Rowan Page, Ronny Parson, Nikki Pettit, Mark Reissing, Robert Rowe, Conrad Standley, Mickey Terry, Vivian Vanatta, Betty Webb, Karen Webb, Larry Wojtala, Janice JUNIOR HIGH VARSITY TEAM STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Mr. Munkers, Richard Boude, Arthur Podvin, Glenn Wade, Calvin Duerr, Jimmy McDonald, Don Lee Murrill, Walter Wilson. FRONT ROW: Douglas Kirk, Kenny Ferguson, Bill Terry, Jimmy Benner, Paul Hocevar, Kerry Obrecht. JUNIOR HIGH “B” TEAM STANDING, Left to Right: Coach Mr. Munkers, Rowan Ogden, Mark Pettit, Mike Jerin, Bobby Keyes, Skipper Reissing, Conrad Rowe. FRONT ROW: Peter LaForge, Ricky Berger, Donny Keyes, Chuck Cor- nelius. ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRADE Baker, Roger Benner, Judith Blancher, Virgil Comer, Barbara Cox, Sue Dear, Beverly Dear, Carol Ferguson, Hilda Goff, Larry Gustafson, Arlen Hamlett, Bradley He gland, Robin He the r ton, Judy LaForge, Marie Lahr, Cheryel Lemons, David Lor an g, Don Maxwell, Margaret Murphy, Lillian Pettit, Jan Podvin, Lester Pound, Douglas Salo, Terry Sanders, Mark Sanderson, June Smith, Micheal Terry, Philip Webb, Cindie Young, Greg FIFTH GRADE Belisle, Steven Blancher, Kenneth Cordeiro, Holly Cunningham, Lynn Curtis, Buelah Damm, Allan Eller, Gale Hodges, Jim Lemons, Delbert Maxwell, Phyllis McDonald, Kathy Miller, Bill Moles, Leona O’Dell, Mike Sanderson, Diana Simenson, Debbie FOURTH GRADE c?; Wojtala, Duane t yj Young, Alan Be lisle, Dennis Boynton, Susan Buck, Melan Cornelius, James Cristman, Linda Davis, Daniel Ethridge, Randall Faller, Dan y Ferguson, Donald Goff, Marilyn Gustafson, Vernon Hanson, Tommy Kienenberger, Rodney Kirk, Lonny Latham, Timette Maxwell, Susan Parsons, Steve Peterson, Leonard Perry, Kathleen Pettapiece, Susan Pound, Dale Salo, Cindy Sanders, Brent Seek, Mary Webb, Kathleen THIRD GRADE Blackley, Danny Boude, Beverly Corde iro, Chris Cordeiro, Ray Damm, Larry French, Marvin Hanson, Colleen Kessler, Jackie Jean Kirk, Randall La Fontaine, Cindy La Forge, Denise Lahr, Bob Latham, Tommy Lemire, Douglas Miller, Robert Murrill, Rickey Nicholson, Berna Parsons, Ronnie Perry, Miriam Podvin, William Sanders, Valarie Simonson, Monty Smith, David Smith, Sunny Stand ley, Joy Austin, Penny Belisle, Margaret Benner, Jeanne Blackley, Zella Cornelius, Susan Cox, Randy Day, Roger Erwin, Harvey Ethridge, Missy Ferguson, Duncan Fish, Linda Hocevar, Rocky Jerin, Eddie Kienenberger, Sandy Koening, Renita Lahr, Harold Latham, Robert Lemons, Susan McDonald, Thomas McGuire, Michael Moll, Colleen Morse, Barbara Olsen, Randall Pound, Denise Sanders, Kurt Seek, Ann Simenson, Mark Simmons, Michael Standley, Janet Wojtala, Debra FIRST GRADE Beem, Sally Berger, Rosanne Bryant, David Cristman, Carrol Cummings, Jimmie Lou Cummings, Kathy Davis, Dee Day, Maynard Erwin, Patricia Faller, Steven French, Dick Gordon, Carol Halverson, Cynthia Kirk, Doris Koenig, Dallas LaForge, Chris Latham, Janet Olson, Kathy Parson, Suzanne Pettapiece, Diana Pettapiece, Patricia Potter, Kent Sanderson, Jack Wilson, John Wuerl, Danny I You and me both. EEK Is that the correct position? This looks like fun. What’s the happy occasion? Ready to fight. ORGANIZATIONS | ANNUAL STAFF STANDING, Left to Right: Nate Mannakee, Sonny Obrecht, Karen Halverson, Buddy Lee, Cliff Buck. SEATED, Left to Right: Dave Baker, Business Manager; Jerry Hocevar, Editor; Suzan Lahti, Assistant Editor. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Prestbo, Randy Parsons, Cliff Buck, Walter Warehime, Sonny Obrecht, Lois Stillar, Buddy Lee, Ted Rieke. SEATED, Left to Right: Louise Standley, Reporter; Pat Rieke, Sec- retary; Dave Baker, President; Bill Flechsenhar, Vice President; Karen Halverson, Treasurer; Susan Ogden. F.F.A. STANDING, Left to Right: Jim Lantz, Ralph Corbett, Jim Cox, Jay Vee Carson, Elwood Webb, Jean Nichols, Vance Clinger, Bud Peterson, George Baker, Barry Young, Rickey Williams, Walt Warehime. SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Gessner, Jim Monroe, Treasurer; Sam Eller, Vice President; Sonny Obrecht, President; Doug Standley, Secretary; Boyd Standley, Sentinel; Ed McCurdie, Reporter. F.H.A. STANDING, Left to Right: Mrs. Hetherton, Advisor; Earleen Stillar, Joanne Nichols, Vickie Baker, John- nie Cummings, Julia Ferguson, Wanda Cloninger, Linda Gollaher, Ramona Damon, Darlene Barker, Gayle Hastings, Billie Jones, SEATED. Left to Right: Wanda Dugard. Secretary; Susan Ogden, Vice Presi- dent; Carol Gollaher, Song Leader; Louise Standley, President; Lois Stillar, Treasurer; Bonnie Dugas. KNEELING, Left to Right: Maryanne Hocevar, Patti James, Dorothy Baker, Donna Dear, Barbara Von Stein, Kathy Moles. “C” CLUB FRONT ROW: Cliff Buck, Jerry Hocevar, Dave Baker, Ted Rieke, Bud Lee, Nate Mannakee. SECOND ROW: Jim Nicholls, Jim Adams, Doug Standley, Elwood Webb, George Clinger. THIRD ROW: Ralph Corbett, Bill Flechesenhar, Sonny Obrecht, Bud Peterson, Dave Woolsey, Advisor Mr. Halverson. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Pat Rieke, Gray Mannakee, Gayle Hastings, Donna Dear. SECOND ROW: Judy Mallette, Darlene Barker, Bonnie Dugas, Suzan Lahti, Lois Stillar, Karen Halverson, Billie Jones, Kathy Williams, Colleen Stumper, Ramona Damon. THIRD ROW: Patti James, Dorothy Baker, Barbara Brown, Linda Gol- laher, Marjorie Vanetta, Cindy Jones, Diane Peterson, Vickie Baker, Joanne Nicholls. FOURTH ROW: Advisor Mrs. Heatherton, Stevie Lahti, Lynn Wynegar, Kathy Moles, Norma Maxwell, Leota Blancher, Renae Simmons, Margaret Ferguson, Margie Lovcik. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Von Stein, Elda Paulson, Julia Ferguson, Carol Von Stein, Maryann Hocevar, Earleen Stillar, Loretta Stumper, Wanda Dugard, Bernice Lorang. SIXTH ROW: Johnnie Cummings, Patty Kinkaid, Susan Ogden, Carol Gollaher, Louise Standley. Not Pictured: Wanda Cloninger. BADGER PAW STANDING, Left to Right: Jim Adams, Jim Nichols, Nate Mannakee, Bill Nicholson, Ted Reike. FRONT ROW: Mr. Wango, Advisor, Carol Von Stein, Billie Jones, Darlene Barker, Ramona Damon, Scotty Rogers. SCIENCE CLUB STANDING, Left to Right: Ralph Corbett, Jerry Parsons, Larry Moore, Mr. Cornelius, Advisor, George Baker, Ricky Williams, Dave Woolsey, Jerry Hocevar. FRONT ROW: Bobby Simmons, Randy Parsons, Cliff Buck, Dave Baker, Danny Mortag, Joe Bernard. Left to Right: Diane Peterson, Margie Vanatta, Maryann Hocevar, Johnnie Cummings, Donna Dear. DIRECTOR: Mr. Prestbo. TWIRLERS: Diane Peterson, Maryann Hocevar, Donna Dear. BAND MEMBERS: M. Venetz, S. Ogden, R. Parsons, R. Williams, M. Ferguson, P. Rieke, V. Halverson, J. Lantz, J. Fer- guson, E. Webb, C. Flechsenhar, L. Stillar, K. Obrecht, M. Lovcik, C. Jones, G. Hastings, L. Stand- ley, L. Gollaher, P. Hocevar, D. Baker, G. Mannakee, C. Gollaher, C. Maxwell, T. Rieke, B. Young, P. James, P. Hocevar, B. Flechsenhar, C. Buck, A. Ferguson, D. Pound, B. Brown, S. Rogers, N. Man- nakee, J. McDonald, C. Duerr, P. LaForge, C. Moles, E. Stillar. FLAG TWIRLERS: Margie Vanatta, Johnnie Cummings. TWIRLERS Marjore Vanatta, Donna Dear, and Johnnie Cummings. BAND Band Formation. Cox Kids 15 min per. word! HOMECOMING WELCOME CV£S?SQ Let’s get rolling SNEAK Last one in is a chicken. Time out for lunch. Silhouettes. End of chase! Best dressed couple. Snoozing? SADIE HAWKINS Best dressed boy! Banquet Welcome. Sonny awarded Star Chapter Farmer. Trophy presentation. Outgoing officers. CHRISTMAS BALL W H I T Christmas Ball King and Queen. c H R I S A happy couple. M A s What's so funny? True love. Pose pretty. This dance is WAY OUT. Crowning the King (Ted Rieke) and Queen (Karen Halverson). Time for a dance. Valedictorian Address. Address by George Anderson, Guest Speaker. We made it together A proud Sponsor BACK ROW: David Woolsey, Joe Bernard, Douglas Pound. Buster Drummond, Bud Peter- son. MIDDLE ROW: ELwood Webb, Bill Flechsenhar, Mike McCann, Danny Mortag, Walt Warehime, Bruce Boynton, MGR. Cliff Buck. FRONT ROW: Nate Mannakee, Jerry Hocevar, TedRieke. FOOTBALL SCORES Cascade 49 - 7 Centerville Cascade 7 - 33 Simms Cascade 13 - 7 Power Cascade 7 - 0 Centerville Cascade 26 - 0 Belt Cascade 25 - 13 Brady Cascade 7 - 24 Augusta Cascade 7 - 33 Dutton SENIOR LETTERMEN: Jerry Hocevar, Ted Rieke, Buddy Lee, Nate Mannakee Dave Baker, Douglas Standly, Sonny Obrecht, Elwood Webb OTHER LETTERMEN: Bud Peterson, Richard Grayson, Bill Flechsenhar MANAGERS: Cliff Buck, Ralph Corbett CAPTAINS: Jerry Hocevar, Buddy Lee TED RIEKE Guard a SONNY OBRECHT End DOUG STANDLEY Center BUD PETERSON Halfback BILL FLECHSENHAR Guard NATE MANNAKEE Quarterback BUD LEE Fullback JERRY HOCEVAR Halfback CASCADE BADGERS Opening kick-off, Defense lineup. Thinking Assistant. Smile for the camera VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING, Left to Right: Nate Mannakee, Dave Baker, Bill Flechsenhar, Kiki Webb, Sonny Obrecht, Ted Rieke, Cliff Buck, Mr. Wango. KNEELING, Left to Right: Gary Bergum, Jerry Hocevar, Bruce Boynton, Walt Warehime. “B” TEAM BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ralph Corbett, Bruce Boynton, Mike McCann, Danny Mortag, Walt Ware hime. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Dave Woolsey, Jerry Parson, Duane Pound. TED RIEKE (Forward) BILL FLECHSENHAR (Center) SONNY OBRECHT (Forward) Cascade 36 Highwood 55 • Cascade 35 Centerville 51 Cascade 34 Three Forks 37 Cascade 48 Centerville 53 Cascade 57 Augusta 39 Cascade 39 Simms 45 Cascade 48 Power 47 Cascade 48 Belt 60 Cascade 51 Brady 45 Cascade 50 Great Falls 64 Non-conference • Over-all Cascade 34 Dutton 41 Cascade 42 Centerville 60 Cascade 50 Augusta 54 Cascade 45 Simms 49 Cascade 56 Power 30 Cascade 51 Belt 55 Cascade 65 Brady 51 Cascade 53 Dutton 59 Cascade 29 Simms 55 • Cascade 38 Centerville 54 Tournament •• 5-15 JERRY HOCEVAR (Guard) GARY BERGUM (Guard) DAVE BAKER (Guard) DANNY MORTAG (Guard) WALT WAREHIME (Guard) BRUCE BOYNTON (Guard) DONNA DEAR ELWOOD WEBB PAT RIEKE GRAY MANNAKEE MR. WANAGO (Coach) GAYLE HASTINGS FRONT ROW: Bruce Boynton, Mike McCann, George Clinger, Dave Woolsey, Doug Pound. BACK ROW: Ted Rieke, Nate Mannakee, Dave Baker, Bill Flechsenhar, Elwood Webb, Walt Warehime, Bud Peterson, Rick Williams. NOT PICTURED: Wendel Obrecht, Bud Lee. The Cascade Badgers' thine lads gave a good showing in all of the meets they parti- cipated. The Badgers won third place at the Belt Invitational, placing behind Dutton and Simms. This way the same finishing at the District 12 track and field meet. Placing at the District meet were Sonny Obrecht first in the pole vault and Jerry Hocevar qualify- ing for the Divisional by placing sixth. Ted Rieke second in the Shot Put, Nate Manna- kee first in the high hurdles and a tie for fifth in the low hurdles, Dave Baker second in the high hurdles, fourth in the low hurdles and third in the high jump, Bill Flechsenhar third in the broad jump, Bud Lee sixth in the discus, Bruce Boynton sixth in the 880, and Elwood Webb fifth in the high hurdles. In the Divisional Track meet Dave Baker and Wendel Obrecht were the only boys qualifying for state. Wendel Obrecht first in the pole vault and a tie for fifth in the high jump, and Dave Baker fourth in the high hurdles and second in the high jump. Wendel Obrecht tied for third at state. VARSITY TRACK Bill Flechsenhar and George Clinger. Jerry Hocevar Dave Baker, Kiki Webb, and Nate Mannakee. Ted Rieke Picture Not Available David Woolsey, Bud Peterson, Bruce Boynton, Walt Warehime, and Bud Lee. Bill snags rebound. Bill outjumps Centerville. Centerville's ball. Centerville’s rebound. Lee in the discus ring. Peterson's victory. And over. Nate placing Second in the 100. HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Donna Dear, Gayle Hastings, Pat Rieke, Gray Mannakee. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Vicky Halverson, Nikki Parson, Colleen Hetherton, Betty Vanatta, Connie Flechsenhar. BOYS’ STATE DELEGATES BILLFLECHSENHAR (Delegate) JIM LANTZ (Alternate) GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATES AWARDS GIVEN AT CLASS NIGHT VALEDICTORIAN PERFECT ATTENDANCE HONOR ROLL Lois Stillar David Baker Stevie Lahti Samuel Eller Patricia James SALUTATORIAN Jim Munroe Marguerite Lovcik Karen Halverson Marguerite Lovick Gray Mannakee George Baker Louise Standley HEISEY AWARDS Viola Nicholls Donna Dear Dave Baker David Woolsey Joseph Barnard Clifford Buck Michael Wren Marjorie Vanatta Karen Halverson Dorothy Baker Cindy Jones Myron Lee Ralph Corbett Lois Stillar Wendel Obrecht Johnnie Cummings Karen Halverson Donna Dear Clifford Buck FREE THROW TROPHY AWARD Alex Ferguson Bill Flechsenhar Margaret Ferguson Patricia James SILVER KEY AWARD Cindy Jones Jerry Hocevar Ernest Peterson Horse play. Blind Anthony. Say uncle. The joke session. CLASS HISTORY In September, 1957, the good ship ”1961 Bound began a long and treacherous 4-year jour- ney over the ocean of teachers and homework to Port Graduation. Our 8th grade crew signed on ship's mates Ted Rieke, Suzan Lahti, Wanda Cloninger, Jim Adams and Janet Lane from Wolf Creek and Mate Douglas Standley from Travis, Our complete crew of 27, with Jerry Hocevar Ship's Officer; Ted Rieke, 1st Mate; Lois Stillar, 2nd Mate; Jim Adams, Cabin Boy, at the helm set out with our Captain, Joseph Lashway, to conquer the mighty seas. After about 2 weeks at sea, we were set upon by Sophomore pirates and initiated as sailors full fledged. To show that we were grateful??? we held a dance for them aboard ship a week later. After we were 6 months out of port Susie LaFromboise, Betty Riggs and Scotty Rogers were found drifting on a derelict hulk and were taken aboard. Lost at sea about the same time was Janet Lane. We were an ac- tive ship, having a lot of shindigs all year long. We weren't becalmed either as we ended the first year of our journey with about $60.00 in the hold. About a year later, mutiny broke out and Donald Kessler took over as Captain with Dave Baker, Gary Briner, Judy Hogan and J. D. Wallace being shanghied as additional crew members. At the helm this time were Jerry Hocevar, Ship’s Officer; Dave Baker, 1st Mate; Suzan Lahti, 2nd Mate; and Karen Halverson, Cabin Boy, commanding a motley crew of 34 mates. We spied the ship ”1962 Bound and boarded and initiated them just as we had been and they purchased their release by paying a ransom, a dance in our honor. In the course of the next year of our journey, we tried forms of piracy new to us, such as floats on Ketochi Day, raffles, dances and others to try to bolster the booty, and succeeded in accumulating $165. 00 in the hold. We were helped by a stowaway named Lou Ann Richter, who revealed her presence aboard about halfway across. J. D. Wallace, Judy Hogan and Gary Briner escaped en route. We ended the second year happily as victors in volleyball on the high seas. When we embarked on our 3rd year of the voyage, Donald Kessler had at the helm; Scotty Rogers, Ship's Officer; Nate Mannakee, First Mate; Suzan Lahti, Second Mate, and Ted Rieke, Cabin Boy, managing a crew of 30 mates. We had lost Gary Briner and Lou Ann Richter, but had recaptured J. D. Wallace. Not too long out to sea Betty Riggs and J. D. Wallace jumped ship and Lou Ann Richter was again found stowing away. During the course of the voyage we presented a play, Great Caesar's Ghost, ’’ on Friday the 13th, and it was termed a huge success. On board we held one of the most beautiful shoe shuffles ever, named Oriental Gardens but went into the hold because the cost of the elaborate decorations combined with a bad storm ruined any chances for bounty. Raffles brought us back to an even keel and we ended our 3rd year with $280. 00 in the strongbox and each of us with a class ring. Our ship, weary from use, covered with barnacles, creaking from old-age, yet fairly sea- worthy, set sail with Mr. Kessler still quelling all mutinies. Up for promotions were Ted Rieke, Ship’s Officer; Cliff Buck, First Mate; Suzan Lahti, Second Mate; and Bud Lee, Cabin Boy, to lead us through the final passage to Port Graduation. Lost overboard were Lou Ann Richter, Bar- bara Murphy and Janet Nahrgang but we impressed Bill Nicholson and Colleen Stumper. Nearly halfway across the final stretch we held our Christmas Celebration, named White Christmas, ” and it will long be a treasured memory. We participated in some activities, though not as many as before, because the school was trying to do away with piracy by sponsoring an all-school car- nival. We spent a good deal of time putting out the 1961 Ketochi, which we hope will bring back fond memories to all for many years to come. Our ship captured the port of Chico Hot Springs and held it for 3 days until we were driven away by our lack of funds and by superior forces. We held, on board, a crew night at which mates from all 4 ships at sea were presented with honor for activities in organizations and for seamanship outstanding. With that, the school, which had captured and sentenced us for piracy on the seas, gave us each our treasured pardons on May 23rd, 1961. Our ship, the 1961 Bound. will never sail again on the seas, and many of the mates will never meet again, but that ship and its crew will be remembered a long time in the annuals of Cascade High School. Crew: SPONSORS’ PAGE UKE'S SPORTS TINTINGER'S SHOP KAUFMAN'S GUS JACKS TIRE SHOP PIONEER DAIRY BRIGHTEN UP SHOP GREAT FALLS SPORTING GOODS FALLS MAID DAIRY PRODUCT JOSEPH REALTY MARVIN MAYTAG SHOP RAINBOW ICE CREAM SHOP McIntosh taylors E. B. JOHNSON J. E. KENKELS SHOE CO. G McLAUGHLIN, INC. 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