Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1966 volume:

— DEDICATION To the fond and loving memory of Danny Wuerl, we, the Class of 1966, dedicate this annual. Because of his happy smile, pleas- ant personality, and his Hi” to every- one he met, Danny will always be remembered in the hearts and minds of those who knew him. Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of earth And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds--and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of--wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov'ring there, I've chased the shouting wind along, and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue Tve topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace Where never lark, or even eagle flew-- And, while with silent lifting mind Ifve trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand and touched the face of God. John Gillespie Magee, Jr. BOTTOM ROW: Russ Flanagan, Marsha MacRae, Michael Standley, Marcia Moll, Janet Hammer, Betty Van- atta, Peggy Tamol, Ruth Mortag. 2ND ROW: Charles Cornelius, Marie Lich, Janice Wojtala, Rick Berger, Janice Wiley, Rosemary Belisle, Vivian Terry. 3RD ROW: Mark Pettit, Rowan Ogden, Richard Marxer, Ann Eller, Lynda Goss, Mrs. Hetherton, Advisor. 4TH ROW: Don Keyes, Larry Webb, Mike Jerin, Linda Payne. NOT PICTURED: Karen Webb. ANNUAL STAFF Editor.................................Marcia Moll Go-Assistant Editors..................Mick Standley Janet Hammer Business Manager..............................Betty Vanatta Photographer...................................Ruth Mortag 2 SAt.e ' t t'AeVn {o'X'Y Z V e • VssS fl e £c:’ C CS aep e c ® v v %3Ltl - re lH jV • 1 Aecea’“ ia 1'' LV� 'V?%r a .io. iV? ?v� o ., S vOa ADMINISTRATION MR. RUSSELL FOREMAN Guidance Counselor B. S. Rocky Mountain College M.S. Eastern Montana College MR. BERNARD BONAMIE Social Studies, Speech, History Athletics Coach B.A. Huron (S. Dakota) College 4 MRS. BEATRICE CARLSON High School Chorus MR. RALPH HALVERSON Math, Physical Education Athletic Director B. A. Northern Teachers' College, South Dakota Commercial Assistant Athletic Coach B. A. Western Montana College MR. WAYNE BULL MISS MARJORIE MORGENSTERN MRS. J. ANN STREIFEL English, French MR. JAMES LEWIS Vocational Agriculture, Math B. S. Montana State University MRS. GLADYS HETHERTON Home Economics, Science B. A. Concordia College MR. WILLIAM CORNELIUS Science, Math B. S. Montana State University BUS DRIVERS Jesse Lantz, Rupert Parson, Bill LaFontaine, Gary Stand- ley, and Elizabeth Loveland. Slim” Freeman CUSTODIANS Paul Stone COOKS Evelene Freeman, Tommy Woolsey, Toots Fraunhofer. SENIORS IN APPRECIATION To you, Mrs. Hetherton, we, the Class of 1966, are deeply indebted for the many countless hours you spent with us. Without your help and concern, our years of high school would have been utter confusion. Thank you again for all the kind deeds you have done for us, and for being the nice person you are. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike Jerin President Rick Berger Reporter Ruth Mortag Secretary CHARLES LEONARD CORNELIUS Chas Ambition: To be a rich old bachelor Favorite Saying: That's the way it goes, first your money and then your clothes. Activities: Football 1,2,3, 4 - Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 2,3; C Club 2,3,4, President 4; Ketochi Sports Editor 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 4; Rest Assured 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Christmas Ball Prince 2. ALMA RUTH MORTAG Itchy Ambition: To make people happy and get my college degree in ? ? Favorite Saying: Ah, come on you guys! Activities: FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Dist. Conv. 1; Ketochi 1,2,3,4, Grade Ed. 1,2, Ass't. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Library Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 1, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Librarian 3, Student Director 4; Class Sec. 4; Rest Assured 3; Honor Society 4, Sec. 4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Volley- ball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Office Sec. 4; An- nual Staff Photographer 4; MIEA Convention 4; Student Council 4; Girl's Football 1,2; Rodeo Club 4, Sec. 4. MICHAEL LEWIS STANDLEY Mick Ambition: To have fun Favorite Saying: Oh, Yeah! Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4, V. FVes. 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4; Student Council V. Pres. 3, ftes. 4; Annual Staff Ass't. Editor 4; Home- coming King 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Rest Assured 3; Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 4; Class President 2, Parliamentarian 3. LARRY LEE WEBB Larry Ambition: To be a rancher Favorite Saying: I've got two in my locker and I'm not going to fill out another one. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Ball King 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, State Farmer Degree, Quality Grain Award, Trip to Minneapolis 3, National Convention 4, Founda- tion Crops Farming Award ($100), Glacier Dist. Top Crop Award, High Individual Crop Judge, Chapter Secretary 3,4. ROWAN JAMES OGDEN Smiley Ambition: To be a rich rancher or a mechanic Favorite Saying: Hi Susie! Activities: Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; C Club 3,4; Rest Assured 3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4—Public Speaker 3, Kansas City Delegate 4; Competition Team Member 1,2,3; Leadership Conferences 1,2,3; 1st Place Livestock Judge 2; 2nd Place Public Speaking 3; President 3,4; Vice President 2,3; Re- porter 1,2; Plymouth Trouble Shooting Contest 3; Science Club 2. MARCIA KATHLEEN MOLL Mugs Ambition: To become a French interpreter and go back to France Favorite Saying: Ya blew it! Activities: Heisey Award; Nat'l. Honor Society 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Ketochi 1,2,3,4, Ass't. Editor 4; Library 2,3,4, District Treasurer 4; Band 1, 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4, Reporter 3, President 4; Annual Editor 4; Student Council 4; Rest Assured 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Office Secretary 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Basket- ball 3,4; Girls' Football 2; FTA 4. MICHAEL JOSEPH JERIN Mike Ambition: To get a college degree Favorite Saying: ’’Sorry 'bout-that!” Activities: Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; District 12 All Conference Basket- ball 2nd Team 2,3, 1st Team 4; Ketochi 3,4, Sports Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Heisey Award 4; Rest Assured 3; Student Council 4; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Reporter 3, President 4; Homecoming Prince 2; Junior Prom King Candidate 4. BETTY MAY VANATTA Betsy May Ambition: To receive my college diploma and then see the world Favorite Saying: Is that right? Activities: Heisey Award; Montana University System Honor Scholarship; Valedictorian; Junior Prom Queen 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres. 3, State Sec. 4, Dist. Sec. 4; Annual Business Manager 4; Ketochi 1,2,3,4, Ass't. Ed. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; French Club 3,4, Vice Pres. 4; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Chorus 4; Rest Assured 3; Girls' State Alt. 3; Student Council 2,3,4, Reporter 2; Vol- leyball 1,2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Feature Band 1,2; Adjudication 1,2,3. RICHARD JAY BERGER Rick Ambition: Stay alive - Get ahead in life Favorite Saying: What's the future in it? Activities: Heisey Award; Junior Prom King 4; Football 1,2, 3,4 - Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4, Divisional Meet 3,4, State Meet 4; Ketochi 4; Rest Assured 3; C Club 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 1, V. President 3, Reporter 4; Boys' State Alternate 3. RICHARD EARL MARXER Rich Ambition: To be a successful rancher Favorite Saying: Eat hardy today for who knows about tomorrow. Activities: FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Sentinel 4; Basketball 3; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 4. LINDA LEE PAYNE Burt Ambition: To be content in life Favorite Saying: Well! Activities: FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Ketochi 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 2, 3,4; Library Club 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2,4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Treasurer 1; FHA Convention 1,2; Library Conven- tion 2. DOROTHY ANN ELLER Annie Ambition: To become a private secretary Favorite Saying: Smile, things could be worse! Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Ketochi 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Rest Assured 3; Girls' Football 2; Volleyball 2,3. 14 MARSHA LYNN MACRAE Mac Ambition: To succeed in something Favorite Saying: You blew it! Activities: Girls' Football 2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 3; Ke- tochi 2,3,4, Bus. Manager 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, Advertising Chrmn. 3, Dist. President 4, State Convention 2,3; MIEA Convention 4- Chorus 2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Prom Queen Candidate 4. DENNIS DAVID TROWBRIDGE Dense Ambition: Pilot or Architectural Engineer Favorite Saying: Marmaduk - fieadnudnic - victoria - spabaduchi! Activities: FFA 1,2, Chapter Greenhand, Chapter Farmer. JANICE JEAN WOJTALA Fred Ambition: To make other people happy and get more education Favorite Saying: No lie! Activities: Twirling 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Ketochi 3,4; Badger Paws 2; Annual Staff 4; MIEA Convention 4; Class Secre- tary 1,2; Girls Football 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Homecoming Princess 1, Christmas Ball Queen 4. MARIE ELIZABETH LICH Ambition: To be truly happy Favorite Saying: Play F-6. Help Me Rhonda! Activities: Band 1,3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club Annual Staff 4; Rest Assured 3; Library Club 3: ball 3. Cookie' 3; Ketochi 3; Girls' Basket- MARK NELSON PETTIT Mark! Mark! Ambition: To become a chemist Favorite Saying: Qui sais? Pas moi! ! Activities: Band 1; C Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4; French Club 3. Lynn LYNDA LOU GOSS Ambition: To be an auctioneer Favorite Saying: You name it, I'll tame it! ! Activities: Annual Staff 4. VIVIAN LA VERNE TERRY � Viv Ambition: To become Mrs. Robert Wilson Favorite Saying: What are you doing here? Activities: FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Ketochi 1,2, 3,4; Badger Paws 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2,3; Rest As- sured 3; Girls' Basketball 4; Volleyball 1,2,4; French Club 4; Annual Staff 4. CONRAD JAMES ROWE Connie Ambition: To graduate from college Favorite Saying: Hello-da Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; C Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; FFA--1,2,3, 4, Secretary 4, District Convention 3, State Conven- tion 1,2, National Convention 3,4; Rest Assured 3. JANET KAY HAMMER Jan Ambition: To become a home economics teacher Favorite Saying: So-o! Activities: Transferred from Reeder, No. Dakota 2; Salutatorian; Heisey Award; DAR Award; FFA Sweetheart; Roseball Queen 4; Christmas Ball Princess 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, State V. Pres. 4; Ketochi 2,3,4, Bus. Manager 3; FHA Reporter 3,4; Nat’l. Honor Society' 3,4, President 4; French Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Student Council Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Band 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Annual Staff Ass't. Editor 4; Girls' State Delegate 3. 17 ISABEL ELENA BROWN Issy Ambition: To become an airline hostess Favorite Saying: Why sure! Activities: Transferred from Helena Senior High 4; Chorus 4; FHA 4; Girls' Basketball 4. DONALD MILES NELSON Grave Ambition: To learn all that I can as long as I can Favorite Saying: Work just fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. Activities: Football 2, Manager 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; C Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3; Nation- al FFA Convention 4, District Convention 2. •r-JT MARGARET SUSAN TAMOL Peggy' Ambition: Just to be happy Favorite Saying: I can't believe it! Activities: Transferred from Helena Senior High 3; FHA 3,4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Pep Club 3; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; MIEA Convention 4; Badger Paws 3, Vice President. A RUSSELL DAVID FLANAGAN Rus Ambition: To grow to be 6 4 and 240 , so I can pick on Salo Favorite Saying: This is true men! Activities: Transferred from Great Falls High School 3; Football 4; Basketball 3, Manager 4; Track 3,4; Rest Assured 3; Home- coming prince 3; Class Treasurer 4; Ketochi 3,4; Science Club 3; C Club 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Band 4; Chorus 4. I KARIN SUSAN WEBB Spider Ambition: Find happiness, have fun, wait for a guy from Simms, and live until I die. Favorite Saying: Do unto others before they do it to you. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; FTA 4; Annual Staff 4; Ketochi 1; Rest As- sured 3; Girls' Basketball 3,4; District Band Festival 3. DONALD LEE KEYES Don Ambition: To go to college Favorite Saying: Enjoy it while you can! Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; C Club 3,4, V-President 4; Student Council 4. JANICE IRENE WILEY Tiger Ambition: To try and keep my New Year's Resolution Favorite Saying: Honey—'please'! ! Activities: Transferred from Fort Benton 3; Pep Club 3,4; Ketochi 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Rest Assured 3; Girls' Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Homecoming princess 3. ROBERT WAITE REISSING Skip Ambition: To play my guitar well Favorite Saying: Are ya kiddin' me? Activities: Track 1; Basketball 1; Christmas skit 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 4. ROSEMARY AGNES BELISLE Rosie Ambition: To be a registered nurse Favorite Saying: Oh my gawsh! Activities: Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2; Ketochi 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3; French Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Rest Assured 3. 20 n m know'ing-ne .some, es Fa 1. to m p 11 m c as, it) r( 1 i i 1 I V 4 1 ' t 'ing-ly, cidv. 1'edge (m ' knowled ; practic ation; as derstan is gain roadly ersoni 6, S e-a-W edge or sh d), past part, of know. ' 'ing, n. 1. An ignora A member of a sec re hed 1853-56 and adv of the foreign-borr JUNIORS AAV4.U V an now commc e knee or ho 1 Judy Hetherton, President; Julie Shumate, Historian; Mark Sanders, Secretary; Terry Salo, Vice-President; Bradley Hamlett, Reporter; and Roger Baker, Treas- urer. CLASS OF Bob Keyes Penny Hastings Mark Sanders Sue Cox Mike Smith Julie Shumate Roger Baker Karen McKamey Jerry LeVeque Judy Benner Rod Nicholls Margaret Maxwell Ed Hickel Jan Pettit David Lemons June Sanderson Linda Moore Eileen Marxer Virginia Lord Leslie Moore “IT’S GREAT TO BE CRAZY” Carol M. - Mike S. Oh yea, Louie! Roger B. - Mark S. Do you see what I see? Organized confusion! We're related to WHO? OTHER JUNIOR SNAPS The start of a prize float. Penny H. My aren't we pretty? Young biologists begin their career. You did what? UV-° ‘ 1 l) VwS' JlC C ii: A t - AVt90 ' w i ?. Vv IVo« o tv- £e 1 ,dtV% i°lW,vJ Jt ° iSv. ; v i Afte 1 V £LeSj! A. a A e VO %• $s |_ „ � c «v ' ‘ CX .' ,. . Jv.V V veVt s 'c0 DUAUAnrc c L A S S Pete Terry Wes Teterud Victor White Lynn Cunningham, Historian; Diana Sanderson, Reporter; Ken Mesaros, Vice- President; Steve Belisle, Treasurer; Cindy Payne, Secretary; and (NOT PICTURED) President, Wes Teterud. CLASS OF ’68 Loretta Sallee Dennis LeVeque Cindy Payne Linda Marxer Sharleen Cristofor Louis McAlister Evelyn Trowbridge 26 Steve Belisle Lynn Cunningham Ken Mesaros Nancy Barnes Don Lorang Janice Lee Gale Eller Kathy McKamey Diana Sanderson Judy Wood Doug Pound Bill Miller Ronald Bell Ron Mann Delbert Lemons Sue Burns Holly Cordeiro Beulah Curtis Diane Johnson Phyllis Maxwell SOPHOMORE Janice, Sharleen and Loretta prepare for Sophs. Wes, Paul, and Steve - It's a float????? Steve B. - Smile, you're on candid camera. Lynn C. - Cindy P. It's not that funny, Duane! Whatever it is, kill it! Cindy P. - Will you scrub my floors, too? Diana S. - Caught you again. ■ a | 9- J t ' vY f N k°i O °K C. L V C. _v 9 rjK ,o % SSfetlS : . FRESHMEN eVc vv r A Ava Yarger, Treasurer; Judy Fraser, Secretary; Cindy Salo, Student Council Rep- resentative; Jim Cornelius, President; Jerry Hammer, Reporter; and Jim Turnbow, Vice-President. CLASS OF ’69 Jerry Hammer Pat Wiley Sue Boynton Jim Cornelius Sue Pettapiece Tracy Marquis Dave Christenson Sue Maxwell Gene Gladue Linda Cristman Wade Goss Len Peterson Judy Fraser Melan Buck Duane Wojtala Janet Dorothy Lonny Lear Dennis Terry Kathy Perry Ava Yarger Jim Turnbow FRESHMAN SNAPS Jackie and Bonnie perform at the State FHA Conven- tion. The joys of English I. Who needs THE MIND OF A FRESHMAN!!!!!!!! me????? We're ahead!!!!!! V c® V Vy( cl .fit1 .A v cl A; £ i2 5 fl r,� 5 ; r r%'-s f oX- h ’ c c c v - xs y« 6 ov °cvcppA f Ivofe r Ke1 v, e% 'Vx-cv o.t)} X 3- C o C 1a Cv . £T V- S C? eXe oo AT to VS «• L t LcX©- - V V _.A „c.o k . GRADES BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Pearson, Robert Miller, Claudia Homer, Sunny Smith, Carla Meer, Donna Fraser, Judy Pfaff, Ray Cordeiro. 2ND ROW: David Le- Veque, Randy Kirk, Brenda Wojtala, Joy Standley, Cindy LaFontaine, Judith Letze, Kenny Thompson. 3RD ROW: Ricky Mur rill, Valerie Sanders, Debra Bailey, Joan Terry, Beth Wood, Beverly Boude, Kristine Webb, Chris Cor- deiro. 4TH ROW: Thelma Gladue, Berna Nicholson, Dale Wood, Dale Pound, Tom Latham, Rodney Kienenberger, Miriam Perry. NOT PICTURED: Danny Blakely and Debbie Ellingson. 8TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Munkers, Randy Cox, Ronnie Fenton, Jeanne Benner, Debra Wojtala, Della Wojtala, Susan Lemons, Rocky Hocevar, Billy St. Mark. 2ND ROW: Bob Latham, Ed Jerin, Randy Olson, Linda Fish, Susan Cornelius, Jim Pollach, Kenny McKamey, David Smith. 3RD ROW: Janet Standley, Marcia Murphy, Missy Ethridge, Denise Pound, Jeanne Evans, Dale Sterner, Linda Lords, Zella Blakely. 4TH ROW: Sherry Squires, Ray Marxer Rose Pettit, Margaret Belisle, Colleen Moll, Mike McGuire, Sandra Kienen- berger, Michael Simmons, Jeff Hamlett. NOT PICTURED: Albert Jenkins and Jack Clary. 7TH GRADE 34 6TH GRADE 5TH GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Janet Latham, Kathy Olson, Rosanne Berger, Cindie Halver- son, Carol Gordon, Jimmie Cummings, Penny Austin, Patty Pettapiece. 2ND ROW: Duncan Ferguson, Anthony Gladue, Jerry Homer, Jerry Thompson, Curt Sanders, Jack Sanderson, Rex Hammer, DougLeVeque, Mrs. Carlson. 3RD ROW: Linda Pettit, Danny Wuerl, Diana Pettapiece, Cathy Cummings, Elaine Heath, Cathy Letze, John Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Wiley, Charles Fish, Jody Johnson, Ronald Strizich, Merle Fraser, Frank Cristman, Larry Miller. 2ND ROW: Chester Brown, Vicky Kienenberger, Sandra LaFontaine, Carrol Cristman, Kathy Minehan, Jeffrey Hamlett, Mrs. Eisenzimer. 3RD ROW: Susan Squires, Dean Mikes, Ann Wil- son, Rhonda Hoyt, Jeri Lantz, Charles Pierce, Janet Cunningham. 35 BOTTOM ROW: April Pettapiece, Ruth Pettapiece, Debbie Standley, Kathy Standley, Robin Anderson, Vicky Strizich, Janella Mathis, Lois Perry, Rebecca Berger, Deborah Pound. 2ND ROW: Larry Cummings, Richard Letze, Pat Austin, Tanner Ellis, Jon Marquis, Steven Gordon, Wesley Mikes, John Tumbow. 3RD ROW: Sharon Gordon (Cadet Teacher), Robert Berger, Nat Webb, Jerry Boude, Daryl Pound, Greg Winterrowd, Martin Flanagan, Randy Wiley, Mrs. Lovcik. NOT PICTURED: Ramona Ethridge. 4TH GRADE 3RD GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Shelley Pollack, Laurie Jerin, Sharon Miller, Kim Doran, Lisa Baldwin, Cindy Ellis, Judy Eller, Linda Johnson, Evelyn Kienenberger, Diane Cobb, Melody Anderson. 2ND ROW: Danny Loveland, Pat Minehan,’ Don Creveling, Mark Mathis, Bruce Gladue, John Strandell, Lynn Clinger’ Jed Williams, David Minehan, Dennis Fraser, Lauren Balton, Ronnie Belisle Mrs. Reissing. 3RD ROW: Danny Lemons, Dennis Thompson, Robert Gladue Mark Blackley, Bill Squires, Steve Wilson, Bill Halverson, Donald LeVeque Bob Rumney, Robert Pettit, Eddy Hill. NOT PICTURED: Larry Dorle 36 2ND GRADE 1ST GRADE BOTTOM ROW: Douglas Pierce, David Gordon, Rally Ellis, Rebecca Palmen, J. C. Yarde, M.att Williams, Jacalyn McGuire, Robert Cummings, Casey Wiley, Donald Letze. 2ND ROW: Blaine Sterner, Sylvia Lorang, Ramona Baldwin, Ruth Teiry, Rita Terry, Shelley Wuerl, Billie Perry, Becky Stand- ley, William Gladue, Mrs. Yarde. 3RD ROW: Joel Ethridge, George Edwards, Josephine Mikes, Judy Pettit, Kristy Bonamie, Tammy Grimes, Curt Dear, Howard Maxwell, Gary Hershkowitz. NOT PICTURED: Daniel Clary. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Gordon, Robert Warehime, Terry Pierce, Robert LaFon- taine, Timothy Pettapiece, Mark Creveling, Gary Caldwell, Greg Preble, Derek Pound, John Terry. 2ND ROW: Donald Fraser, Ellen Minehan, Tammy Mathis, Debra Creveling, Marla Johnson, Jody Ellis, Sandra Strizich, Kelly Grimes, O'Ella Perry, Jimmy Belisle, Mrs. Egeler. 3RD ROW: Gwen Cum- mings, Kim Webb, Pamalin Chambers, Gena Loveland, Kathy Sudenga, Sarah Smith, Yvette Sterner, Lynette Rumney, Mary Miller, Caryn Munkers. NOT PICTURED: Cathy Dorle and Theresa Close. 37 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Ray Marxer, Randy Kirk, Ricky Murrill, Dale Wood, Dale Pound, Tim Latham, Chris Corderio, Kenny Thompson, Robert Miller. NOT PICTURED: Ray Corderio. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Fraser, Debra Wojtala, Della Wojtala, Brenda Wojtala. “RED DEVILS” BOTTOM ROW: Ron Fenton, Rocky Hocevar, Jim Pollack, Randy Cox, Dave Smith. 2ND ROW: Ray Marxer, manager, Ed Jerin, Bob Latham, Mike Mc- Guire, Rodney Kienenberger, Mike Simmons, Randy Olson, Mr. Don Munkers, Coach. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Fraser, Debra Wojtala, Della Woj- tala, Brenda Wojtala. 38 B” SQUAD fl ■ A £ v Ov (C . v'lAV 0 W u ' c- Vx .f 9C ifct a . v V . ,x -. ,- , ' V. � Vl v’ „ OLV _ k v . 1 Vi ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Janet Hammer, Julie Shumate, Mick Standley, Terry Salo, Kathy McKamey, Mr. Prestbo, advisor. 2ND ROW: Virginia Lord, Cindy Payne, Rowan Ogden, Chuck Cornelius, Mike Jerin, Ruth Mortag. 3RD ROW: Don Keyes, Marcia Moll, Wes Teterud, Judy Hetherton, Karen McKamey, Betty Vanatta, Cindy Salo. HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Ruth Mortag, Janet Hammer, Mick Standley, Betty Vanatta, Mr. Foreman, advisor. 2ND ROW: Judy Hetherton, Julie Shumate, Chuck Cornelius, Mike Jerin, Marcia Moll, Karen McKamey. NOT PICTURED, Roger Baker. KETOCHI BOTTOM ROW: Hilda Ferguson, Janice Wojtala, Marsha MacRae, Marcia Moll, Ruth Mortag, Betty Vanatta, Sue Cox, Rosemary Belisle. 2ND ROW: Diane Sanderson, Russ Flanagan, Lynn Cunningham, Brad Hamlett, Judy Hetherton, Janice Wiley, Ann Eller, Vivian Terry. 3RD ROW: Jan Pettit, Carol Murphy, June Sanderson, Penny Hastings, Leslie Moore, Linda Payne, Chuck Cornelius, Rick Berger, Jerry Hammer. 4TH ROW: Cindy Payne, Holly Cordeiro, Timette Latham, Kathie Webb, Janet Hammer, Sue Burns, Lonnie Kirk, Mr. Wayne Bull, advisor. NOT PICTURED: Jim Turnbow and Mike Jerin. jtairrnatioiuil Sonurani Sariro felftigli Sihnol Journalist? The school paper, Ketochi, was one of the most active organizations this year. The Ketochi staff included: Editor, Ruth Mortag; Assistant Editors, Marcia Moll and Betty Vanatta; Sports Editors, Mike Jerin and Chuck Cornelius; Grade School Editor, Cindy Payne; Assistant Grade School Editor, Lynn Cunningham; Head Typist, Janice Wojtala; and Stencilers, Sue Cox, Janet Hammer, and Jan Pettit. The Ketochi was issued every two weeks during the year, and also some special editions were issued. Those attending the MIEA Convention this year were: Ruth Mortag, Peggy Tamol, Marcia Moll, Marsha MacRae, Janice Wojtala, and Mr. Bull. Parties were held throughout the year to help break the burden of the many hours placed on the entire staff, and especially their advisor, Mr. Bull. 41 LIBRARY CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Miss Morgenstern, advisor, Janet Hammer, Sue Cox, Rick Fenton, Ruth Mortag, Melan Buck, Penny Hastings. 2ND ROW: Margaret Maxwell, Judy Hetherton, Bob Marquis, Mark Sanders, Terry Salo, Brent Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Sue Boynton. 3RD ROW: Diane Sanderson, Cindy Payne, Lynn Cunningham, Jan Pettit, Marsha MacRae, Betty Vanatta, Lonny Kirk, Jim Turnbow, Sue Burns, Holly Corderio. 4TH ROW: Susie Petta- piece, Ann Eller, Marcia Moll, Timette Latham, Janice Lee, Linda Payne, Ava Yarger, June Trowbridge, Loretta Salle. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Maxwell, Chuck Cornelius. This year's Library Club was very active. The officers for the 1965-1966 school year were: President, Ruth Mortag; Vice-President, Janet Hammer; Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Cox. Reporter, Cindy Payne; Historian, Melan Buck; and Parliamentarian, Ricky Fenton. The North Central District Conventions were held in Centerville and Fort Benton respectively. Officers for the year were: President, Marsha MacRae; Vice-President, Ruth Mortag; Secretary, Betty Vanatta; and Treasurer, Marcia Moll. At the Centerville Conven- tion, the Library Club presented a skit called The Trial , and did so well that they repeated their performance at the State Convention in the spring at Missoula. District officers for next year are: Vice-President, Mark Sanders; and Secretary, Jan Pettit. State officers for next year are: Vice-President, Jan Pettit; and Secretary, Diana Sanderson. A sincere thanks is given to Miss Morgenstern, their advisor, for making it the success- ful year it was. 42 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Conrad Rowe, Mick Standley, Richard Marxer, Rowan Ogden, Terry Salo, Larry Webb, Mr. James Lewis, advisor. 2ND ROW: Delbert Lemons, Dennis LeVeque, Doug Pound, David Lemons, Don Keyes, Ken Mesaros, Pete Terry, Wes Teterud, Bob Keyes. 3RD ROW: Gale Eller, Steve Parsons, Jerry Hammer, Duane Wojtala, Pat Wiley, Dennis Terry, Brent Sanders, Wade Goss, Lonnie Kirk. 4TH ROW: Louis McAlister, Paul Gopher, Jerry LeVeque, Don Lorang, Joe McKamey, Jim Turnbow, Rick Fenton, Victor White, Ron Mann, Don Ferguson. NOT PICTURED, Roger Baker. This year the officers of FFA were as follows: President, Rowan Ogden; Vice-President, Terry Salo; Secretary, Larry Webb; Treasurer, Mick Standley; Reporter, Roger Baker; Sentinel, Richard Marxer; and Parliamentarian, Mike Smith. The honor of Chapter Sweetheart was awarded to Janet Hammer. A National Convention was held in Kansas City with Roger Baker participating in the National FFA Band. Others selected to attend the convention were Rowan Ogden, Larry Webb, Conrad Rowe, and Donald Nelson. Mick Standley and Rowan Ogden won State Farmer Awards at the State Convention in Bozeman. Mick was elected to the office of State Sentinel at the same convention. Cascade's FFA Chapter won first place in the Sweepstakes at the District Convention. Mr. James Lewis is the club's advisor. 43 CHAPTER SWEETHEART Janet Hammer FHA BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Judy Benner, Janet Hammer, Judy Hetherton, Julie Shumate, Virginia Lord, Ruth Mortag, Linda Marxer. 2ND ROW: Linda Payne, Jackie Tamol, Peggy Tamol, Marsha MacRae, Issy Brown, Donna Kottke, Eileen Marxer, Mrs. Gladys Hetherton, advisor. 3RD ROW: Janet Dorothy, June Trow- bridge, Judy Fraser, Susan Boynton, Timette Latham, Kathy Perry, Bonnie Field, Diane Johnson. NOT PICTURED, Ann Eller. Elected to the offices for the 1965-1966 school year were: President, Julie Shumate; Vice- President, Judy Hetherton; Secretary, Virginia Lord; Treasurer, Ruth Mortag; Reporter, Janet Hammer; Song Leader, Judy Benner; and Parliamentarian-Historian, Linda Marxer. Judy Hetherton was elected District President. The FHA girls again helped the FFA boys at their annual FFA banquet by preparing and serving the meal. ’'Moonlight and Roses” was the theme chosen by the FHA for their annual semi-formal. Cook books were again sold for a source of income. Those attending the State FHA Convention in Bozeman were: Jackie Tamol and Bonnie Field (Talent); Judy Hetherton (State Parliamentarian); Janet Hammer (Song Delegate); and Ruth Mortag and Linda Marxer (Voting Delegates). Many thanks go to Mrs. Hetherton who stood by these girls in all they did. 44 BADGER PAWS BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Mr. Bonamie, advisor, Judy Hetherton, Julie Shumate, Carol Murphy, Vivian Terry, Hilda Ferguson. 2ND ROW: Bill Miller, Jan Pettit, Penny Hastings, Holly Corderio. Marcia Moll, Mike Jerin, Peggy Tamol, Janet Hammer. NOT PICTURED: Karen Webb. 45 FRENCH CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Karen McKamey, Judy Hetherton, Marcia Moll, Betty Vanatta, Kathy McKamey. 2ND ROW: Sharleen Cristofor, Janet Hammer, Julie Shumate, Cindy Payne, Lynn Cunningham, Mrs. Streifel, Advisor. 3RD ROW: Holly Cordeiro, Lonny Kirk, Steven Be lisle, Diana Sanderson, Dennis Terry, William Miller. CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: June Sanderson, Hilda Ferguson, Vivian Terry, Janice Wojtala, Issy Brown, Ava Yarger, Janice Lee, Sue Cox, Mrs. Carlson, Advisor. 2ND ROW: Holly Cordeiro, Marcia Moll, Jan Pettit, Kathy McKamey, Marsha MacRae, Janice Wiley, Eileen Marxer, Ann Eller, Kathy Perry, Debbie Pollack, Janet Hammer, Karen McKamey, Betty Vanatta. 3RD ROW: Peggy Tamol, Jackie Tamol, Sharleen Cristofor, Linda Payne, Diana Sanderson, Loretta Sallee, Cindy Payne, Sue Burns, Carol Murphy, Julie Shumate, Virginia Lord, Cindy Salo, Jerry LeVeque, Ruth Mortag, Russ Flanagan. NOT PICTURED: Dale Dear and Phyllis Maxwell. PEP CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Judy Hetherton, Lynn Cunningham, Marsha MacRae, Kathie Webb, Lorie Bonamie, Judy Fraser, Betty Vanatta, Diane Sanderson, Marcia Moll. 2ND ROW: Miss Morgenstern, advisor, Penny Hastings, Sue Cox, Leslie Moore, Cindy Webb, Janice Wojtala, Cindy Salo, Kathy McKamey, Cindy Payne, Hilda Ferguson, Rosemary Belisle. 3RD ROW: Virginia Lord, Karen McKamey, Jan Pettit, Julie Shumate, Bonnie Field, June Sanderson, Loretta Sallee, Sue Burns, Ruth Mortag, Eileen Marxer, Linda Payne, Margaret Maxwell, Ann Eller. 4TH ROW: Janet Hammer, Sue Boynton, Jackie Tamol, Sharleen Cristopher, Melan Buck, Janice Lee, June Trowbridge, Ava Yarger, Janice Wiley, Debbie Pollack, Kathy Perry, Linda Marxer. 5TH ROW: Carol Murphy, Timette Latham, Susan Pettipiece, Holly Corderio, Nona Nader, Judy Benner, Linda Cristman, Diane Johnson, Janet Dorthy, Donna Kottke, Bob Keyes. NOT PICTURED: Ed Hickel. The Cascade High School Pep Club had a very thrilling year as they backed the Mighty Badgers to third place in conference football and through the District Basketball Tourney and into the Divisional Tourney held at Great Falls Central. Officers elected for the 1965-1966 year were: President, Betty Vanatta; Vice-President, Julie Shumate; Secretary, Cindy Webb; Treasurer, Kathy McKamey; and Reporter, Cindy Payne. A new point system was installed this year which credited members for wearing school colors as well as attending the games. 80 points were necessary to earn a letter. For money making projects, pep club members sold pop corn and Badger decals at the school carnival. Badger pillows were rented at the basketball games. During the tournament 'A Go Go ribbons were sold and worn, and black and gold pom-pons were sold. The entire pep club learned routines with the pom-pons. The spirit and enthusiasm shown by this group was commended when the cheerleaders won the Divisional Cheerleaders Trophy for outstanding cheerleading and participation on behalf of the pep club. This is the first cheerleading trophy ever won by Cascade High School. Miss Morgenstern was the advisor. 47 FRONT: Carol Murphy, Penny Hastings, Janice Wojtala, Lynn Cunningham. 1ST ROW: June Sander son, Eileen Marxer, Marie Lich, Kathy Webb, Kathleen Perry, Kathy McKamey, Cindy Salo, Karen McKamey. 2ND ROW: Jerry LeVeque, Doug Winterrowd, Debbie Pollack, Melan Buck, Linda Payne, Diana Sanderson, Leonard Peterson, Ann Eller, Rowan Odgen, Terry Salo, Sunny Smith, Randall Kirk, Virginia Lord, Betty Vanatta. 3RD ROW: Susan Pettapiece, Susan Cornelius, Colleer C.H.S. TWIRLERS 11, Roger Baker, Chuck Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Joe McKamey, Jim Turnbow, Rus Flannagan, ndy Payne, Marsha MacRae, Brad Hamlett, Mike McGuire, Marcia Moll, Judy Hetherton. BACK )W: Director, Mr. Prestbo, Lonny Kirk, Sue Cox, Susan Boynton, Ruth Mortag, Douglas Pound, nald Ferguson, Janet Hammer. BAND As the year progressed, the Cascade High School Band increased its activity. The first was its per- formance in the Homecoming Parade and then it staged the Coronation of the King and Queen. All during the football season the band performed at half-times and brought added attraction to the games. A Thanks- giving and Christmas shows were given along with many others. Also the band accompanied the Badgers to the District and Divisional Tournaments. The band participated in the annual District Music Festival where a III rating was received. Also four members of the band played solos. They were: Karen McKamey (Flute) receiving a II; Eileen Marxer (Clarinet); Roger Baker (Trumpet); and Marcia Moll (Piano) all receiving a III rating. The band contributes its success to all the hard work shown by its members and especially to their director, Mr. Prestbo. To him, the band expresses their deepest thanks for being such a good conductor and friend. The members of this year's band hope that next year's members'will enjoy band as much as they did. 49 BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Doug Winterrowd, Mr. Halverson, advisor, Pete Terry, Wes Teterud, Russ Flanagan, Conrad Rowe, Don Keyes, Steve Belisle, Brad Hamlett, Mark Pettit, Terry Salo, Chuck Cornelius, Mike Jerin, Rick Berger, Rowan Ogden, Mark Sanders, Bob Marquis. NOT PICTURED: Don Nelson, Ed Hickel. C Club, an organization of boys who have lettered in a sport, was headed by President, Chuck Cornelius. Other officers were: Vice-President, Don Keyes; and Secretary, Mike Jerin. Fun and laughter was provided by the ”C Club when they sponsored the Harlem Clowns who played the District 12 coaches. RODEO CLUB Due to the late organizing of the Rodeo Club, no picture was available for the annual. Rodeo Club was a newly formed organization at Cascade this year. Officers were: President, Jim Cornelius; Vice-President, Mark Sanders; and Secretary- Treasurer, Ruth Mortag. The purpose of Rodeo Club was to create interest in the students to compete in the High School Rodeos. Ruth Mortag and Cindy Salo represented Cascade High School at the State Rodeo held in Roundup. Jim Cornelius, Mark and Brent Sanders entered District competition. A hearty thanks goes to Mr. Cornelius for offering to sponsor this club. Head 'Em up!!!! Move 'Em Out!!! leaf In terse c; churl. j ircus, etc. characte clown'is . encloer, ■ capacity o n g°££ Xtl 21 uPP°r1 ACTIVITIES HONOR BETTY VANATTA Heisey, Honor Chord,.High School Week Award, National Mathematics Pin, Valedictorian. SCHOOL AWARDS School distinctions made during 1965-66: Basketball team - 1st place Cascade Invita- tional Tourney, District 12C Conference Champions, District 12C Tournament Runner- ups Cheerleaders - Northern C Divisional Tourna- ment Outstanding Cheerleaders TERRY SALO Boys' State Delegate BRAD HAMLETT Boys’ State Alternat Football team - 3rd District 12C Track team - 1st Belt Invitational Meet, 4th District 12C Meet, 4th Northern C Divisional Meet School Band - III Rating District Music Festival FFA Chapter - 1st Glacier District Sweep - stakes RICHARD BERGER Heisey PEGGY TAMOL Betty Crocker Award CHARLES CORNELIUS Heisey, Honor Chord AWARDS RUTH MORTAG Heisey, Honor Chord, Silver Key Journalism Award. SENIORS Rosemary Belisle Russell Flanagan Janet Hammer Michael Jerin Ruth Mortag Betty Vanatta JUNIORS Sue Cox Judy Hetherton Karen McKamey Jan Pettit Julie Shumate HONOR ROLL JANET HAMMER Heisey, Honor Chord, D.A.R. Award, Saluta - torian, High School Week Award. JUDY HETHERTON Girls’ State Delegate SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Steve Belisle Susan Pettapiece Kathy McKamey Lettermen's Desk Set - Mike Jerin SPORTS AWARDS Lettermen's Plaque - Rick Berger Lettermen's Trophies - Terry Salo and Don Keyes Lettermen's Belt Buckle - Steve Belisle Free Throw Trophy - Mike Jerin All District Certificates - 1st team - Terry Salo and Mike Jerin - 2nd team - Bob Marquis MICHAEL STANDLEY Honor Chord, Student Council ROSEMARY BELISLE President’s Pin. High School Week Award JULIE SHUMATE Girls' State Alternate MICHAEL JERIN Heisey, Honor Chord, High School Week Award Marcia Moll - NOT PICTURED Mick Standley HOMECOMING Janet Hammer - Rowan Ogden ROSE BALL s1'.. JUNIOR PROM Betty Vanatta - Rick Berger CHRISTMAS BALL Larry Webb - Janice Wojtala Jr. Prom King Queen Rick B. Betty V. Taking advantage of the music. M O O N R I V E R The Grand March. More dancers enjoy themselves. Sitting one out. Sue B. Rowan O. wait patiently. PROM Janet H. Roger B un- limited Happiness! ! !! ! JR. WELCOME ALUMNI Homecoming King (Mick Standley) and Queen (Marcia Moll) take a spin around the town. Cheerleaders take a rest. At the dance Returning Alumni Cheerleaders doing their duty. LAY THE CARDS DOWN! Senior Float Everybody yell! !! Smorgasbord, here we come! !! CLASS NIGHT Receiving Heisey Awards Members at the dinner CASCADE'S Best Dressed Chaprones join in the fun Best Dressed Boy Girl Couple (John S too! !!!!!! (Rowan O. and Betty V.) Janice W.) SADIE HAWKINS the party. GIRL’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS The Class of 1966 Block that ball! RUNNER-UPS The Class of 1967 pcrtarnuv of n tun , natural .J natural Jj iorces l iln naUtfl ■fcniCAL. — Sij Hal education. | Hrareof the body, fic exercises. I. 4r-rapby. ■ttures 1 lysical vcit w ilocy, petroloaj, ciences collectively MIKE JERIN RICK BERGER BOB MARQUIS CHUCK CORNELIUS OUR C.H.S. RUSS FLANAGAN CONRAD ROWE DON KEYES TERRY SALO ED HICKEL MARK SANDERS FOOTBALL LETTERMEN PETE TERRY WES TETERUD STEVE BELISLE BRAD HAMLETT BOTTOM ROW: Mark Sanders, Rowan Ogden, Bob Marquis, Mike Jerin, Chuck Cornelius, Rick Berger, Russ Flanagan, Terry Salo. 2ND ROW: Mark Pettit, Don Keyes, Brad Hamlett, Wes Teterud, Steve Belisle, Ed Hickel, Pete Terry. 3RD ROW: Bernard Bonamie, assistant coach, Steve Parsons, Jim Cornelius, Brent Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Jerry Hammer, Conrad Rowe, Ralph Halverson, Coach. 4TH ROW: Rick Fenton, Duane Wojtala, Pat Wiley, Dennis Terry, Dennis Belisle, Doug Winterrowd, Manager. NOT PICTURED: Don Nelson, Manager. BADGER GRIDDERS The gridiron was hot during the 1965-1966 football season for Coach Ralph Halverson’s Badgers as they fought their way to a 5-2 conference record and a 6-2 overall performance to place third in District 12C Con- ference. The highlight of the season was a 52-20 Homecoming victory over Dutton. Senior lettermen include Chuck Cornelius, Mike Jerin, Rick Berger, Russ Flanagan, Don Keyes, Mark Pettit, Rowan Ogden, and Conrad Rowe. Joining them are juniors: Terry Salo, Bob Marquis, Mark San- ders, Ed Hickel, Brad Hamlett; and Sophomores: Steve Belisle, Wes Teterud, and Pete Terry. Chuck Cornelius, Rick Berger, and Mike Jerin were selected as co- captains. Their absence as well as that of the other Senior lettermen will be a great loss to the team. CASCADE OPPONENTS 45 Centerville 21 14 Belt 33 27 Brady 14 13 Simms 43 52 Dutton 20 (Homecoming) 38 Power 20 13 Augusta 0 33 Geraldine 13 Marsha MacRae, Marcia Moll, Betty Vanatta, Judy Hetherton BOTTOM ROW: Doug Winterrowd, manager, Jim Cornelius, Rick Berger, Steve Belisle, Conrad Rowe, Don Keyes, Wes Teterud, Russ Flanagan. 2ND ROW: Mr. Bernie Bonamie, Coach, Rowan Ogden, Mike Jerin, Terry Salo, Bob Marquis, Mark Sanders, Chuck Cornelius, Mr. Wayne Bull, assistant coach. BONAMIE’S BADGERS REWRITE RECORDS Coach Bernie Bonamie's Bombing Badgers of 1965-1966 almost rewrote the entire record book as capacity crowds once again filled Cascade's gymnasium. Badger enthusiasts backed the team to six new school records, top honors at the Cascade Invitational Tourney, a 96 point scoring spree, conference championship, and shed a few tears as one point defeated THEIR team after three overtimes for District 12C honors. State was their goal. Though not achieved, only a championship team could have provided the thrills, excitement, and records supplied by the Mighty Badgers of 1965-1966. Terry Salo and Mike Jerin were selected as members of the all-district 12C team and Bob Marquis for the 2nd team. BADGER STATISTICS NAME GP FGA FGM FG% FT A FTM FT% REBOUNDS ASSISTS PF TP AVERAGE Mike Jerin 26 475 196 41.3 94 69 73.4 194 40 67 461 17.7 Terry Salo 26 384 185 48.2 151 81 53.6 390 5 55 451 17.3 Bob Marquis 25 234 110 47. 118 64 54.2 190 18 76 284 11.4 Conrad Rowe 26 229 79 34.5 44 32 72.7 67 16 52 190 7.3 Rick Berger 24 130 35 26.9 81 45 55.5 60 19 49 115 5.2 Chuck Cornelius 25 90 31 35. 32 17 53. 1 40 7 36 79 3.2 Mark Sanders 25 112 42 37.5 52 29 55.8 83 10 52 113 4.5 Don Keyes 12 16 3 18.7 8 4 50. 9 1 10 .9 Rowan Ogden 14 32 15 46.9 5 2 40. 10 32 2. 3 Steve Belisle 10 9 3 33.3 1 1 100. 3 1 7 . 7 Jerry LeVeque 3 0 0 2 1 50. 1 1 .3 TEAM TOTAL 26 1711 699 40.8 588 345 58.6 1047 117 1743 67 63 BOB MARQUIS TERRY SALO MARK SANDERS STEVE BELISLE OUR BADGER JIM CORNELIUS WES TETERUD Cascade High School Records set in 1966 Games Won--------------------------------------22 Winning Percentage------------------------ 84. 6 Total Points---------------------------------1743 Game Average---------------------------------67.0 Single Game Points------------------------------96 Field Goal Average---------------------------40. 8 Career Total Points - Mike Jerin - 1172 Season Free Throw Average - Mike Jerin - 73.4 RECORDS AND STATISTICS CASCADE + 53 Highwood OPPONENTS 45 + 60 Belt 45 63 Dutton 59 70 Centerville 52 67 Augusta 49 61 Simms 54 59 Stevensville 36 74 Corvallis 56 59 Power 41 59 Belt 58 67 Brady 45 76 G. F. Buffs 55 79 Dutton 75 + Cascade Invitational Tourney Non-Conference Games District Tournament Divisional Tournament CASCADE OPPONENTS 66 Centerville 48 62 Augusta 52 69 Simms 60 71 Power 49 72 Belt 78 81 Brady 44 96 G. F. Buffs 64 69 Brady 44 77 Augusta 49 73 Simms (3 OT) 74 64 Dutton 54 46 St. Leo's 47 50 Rudyard 54 ROWAN OGDEN DON KEYES MIKE JERIN RICK BERGER HOOP HEROES CHUCK CORNELIUS CONRAD ROWE WE WERE ALWAYS WITH YOU, BOYS Marsha MacRae, Judy Hetherton, Betty Vanatta, Marcia Moil C H E E R L E A D E R S KNEELING: Rick Fenton, Leonard Peterson, Duane Wojtala, Pete Terry, Jerry Ham- mer, Jim Turnbow. STANDING: Dennis Terry, Dennis Belisle, Brent Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Jerry LeVeque, Ken Mesaros, Pat Wiley, Mr. Bull, Coach. NOT PICTURED: Ed Hickel. BADGER PUPS CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Kathy Webb, Judy Fraser. BACK: Diane Sanderson, Lynn Cunningham. BASKETBALL SNAPS Coaches, Bonamie Bull, Badger Boys, trophy. Cascade Cheerleaders pose with Great Falls Central Cheerleaders after receiving Out- standing Cheerleaders Trophy at the Division Tourney. Badgers receive 2nd place trophy at District Decorating for the Tourney. It's up there! What's so interesting over there? Grab it quick! It's a bird. It's a Plane. It's Super- man. No, no, no! It's a basketball! This is no time to be on the floor!!!!!!!! Surprise!!!!!!!!!!! The tip-off. Another point for Cascade. BADGERS GRRRR-REAT GET ’EM! SEATED: Rick Berger, Pete Terry, Steve Belisle, Bob Keyes, Terry Salo, Mike Jerin, Jim Cornelius, Doug Pound. KNEELING: Dennis Terry, Steve Parsons, Ken Mesaros, Ed Hickel, Duane Wojtala, Pat Wiley, Dennis Belisle. STANDING: Mr. Halverson, coach, Ricky Fenton, Jerry Hammer, Lonny Kirk, Tracy Marquis, Brent Sanders, Doug Winterrowd, Jim Turnbow, Leonard Peterson, manager. NOT PICTURED: Donald Nelson, manager. BADGER THINCLADS Coach Ralph Halverson’s Thinclads for the 1965-1966 season carried home three trophies to be displayed in the new trophy case. The season began when Cascade topped about 20 teams to win the Belt Invitational Meet. Other trophies came with fourth place finishes in both the District 12 and Northern Division Meets. The Badgers didn't lose a dual meet as they topped Augusta 85-46, Centerville 72-50, and the Helena J.V. 's 73-58. In a quadrangular meet with Helena J.V. ’s, Boulder, and Great Falls Central J.V. 's, Cascade brought home top honors. Terry Salo, after placing 4th in the shot at the State Meet and winning the shot and discus at the Junior Olympics, was invited to participate in the Meet of Champions. He heaved the shot for 5th place in that event. Terry now holds the school record in both the shot put and discus with heaves of 143 6” in the discus and 48'3 1 2 in the shot. Don Keyes pole vaulted 11’8 to set a new school record in that event. A high jump of 5'9” and triple jump of 36 TO 3 4 wound up in the books for Mike Jerin. TRACK STARS MARK PETTIT PETE TERRY STEVE BE LISLE MIKE JERIN TRACK STARS ED HICKEL TERRY SALO BOB KEYES JIM CORNELIUS DUANE WOJTALA DOUG POUND RICK BERGER TRACK Terry throws the discus. Run, Jim, Run. And here they come. Waiting for the winner. Hurrah! He made it over. Oh Betty, you say the funniest Marsha MacRae things. Marcia Moll perform at the Junior Class Play. SENIOR CANDIDS 1 Library Officers Miss Morgenstern pose. (???) Smile, too, we won!!! Just a little smile, Ruth. TOGETHER WE GO How much is that Betty in the win- dow? Shop-lifting??? Ta-Da and away we go! Rudolph, Santa, ??? Senior Christ- mas Skit. May I have this dance? The four YEA, YEA girls. (Work- ing on their Jr. Prom?) Four silly MIEA'ers. GRADUATION Graduating Seniors on their 8th Grade School Picnic. Those were the good old days!!! Karen McKamey entertains at Graduation with her flute solo. The long awaited moment The receiving of our High School Diplomas. What a wonderful thing. A TIME FOR JOY, A TIME FOR TEARS Cindy Salo sings for the graduating Seniors. A few Senior girls stand, while the others receive their diplomas. The High School Chorus does its part at Graduation. The happy graduating Senior boys who realize now that it is THEIR world, and they must do with it what they can. The receiving line. Another occurance Inna awaited Proud, but misty Seniors leave the Halls of Janet Hammer C. H. S. , but we hope not forever. . details ' • mmerce; as nl Bk u industrial enterprisoPP Wo 7 Dnage; as, to increase businef ess, commerce, trade, indu k - of activity that has for 1 c en an inclusive l)i PRODUCTION MODERN EQUIPMENT CO. Hotpoint Appliances Ironrite, Hoover, Easy CREDIT 113 Central Ave. Great Falls, Montana ASSOCIATION Great Falls Federal Land Bank € Association Shop At The Farm Loans L. F. 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