Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

■ 1ST ROW June Sanderson, Roger Baker, Penny Hastings, Julie Shumate, Mark Sanders, Virgina Lord. 2ND ROW Margaret Maxwell, Judy Hetherton, Sue Cox, Joyce Winstead, Cindie Webb, Bob Keyes, Mike Smith, Leslie Moore. 3RD ROW Jerry LeVeque, Hilda Ferguson, Eileen Marxer, Judy Benner, Ed Hickel, David Lemons, Carol Murphy. NOT PICTURED. Brad Hamlett, Karen McKamey, Terry Reeve, Bob Marquis, Terry Salo, Jan Pettit. ANNUAL STAFF Editor............. Co-Assistant Editors Business Manager. . Advertising Manager Head Typist . . . . Sports Editor. . . . Photographers . . . Julie Shumate Mark Sanders Penny Hastings . Roger Baker . Virgina Lord June Sanderson . . Terry Salo . Roger Baker Brad Hamlett DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1967, take great pride in de- dicating this Ketochi to Mr. Oscar B. Prestbo. As Superintendent of the Cascade Public Schools, Mr. Prestbo has willingly and with great integrity endeavor- ed to make our school the fine one that it is. He has also been the Director of the Cascade School Band in which both he and the community take great pride. The Class of 1967 feels, therefore, that it is most appropriate to dedicate our annual to someone who has done so much for us and given so unsparingly of him- self in our behalf. With this small token we wish to convey our sincere appreciation to you, Mr. Prestbo. 2 FOREWORD The theme of the 1967 Ketochi Is one of Patriot- ism. As citizens of the United States of America, we should all stop occasionally and remember those who have made this nation the great symbol of freedom and democracy that it is. We should also realize the responsibilities and rights given to us and endeavor to fulfill our duties as citizens. We, the Class of 1967, hope that our theme will serve as a remembrance and constant reminder of our great country and it's heritage. CHS TRUSTEES Bradley Hamlett John Gordon Gladys Gessner Clerk Lester Standley Elwood Webb Mr. Foreman Guidance Counselor 4 OSCAR B. PRESTBO Superintendent Band Leader MISS JEAN O'BRIEN English, French B.A., Luther College RALPH HALVERSON Math, Athletic Coach B.A., Northern Teachers College (S. Dakota) 5 BERNARD BONAMIE Soc. St., History, Soc. Prob., Athletics Coach Phys. Ed. B.A., Huron (S. Dakota) College. ELIZABETH LOVELAND Study Hall Supervisor MARJORIE MORGENSTERN English, Library, Speech B. A. , University of Kansas. JAMES LEWIS Vo. Ag., Drafting B.S., Montana State College. WAYNE BULL Commercial Assistant Athletic Coach B. A. Western Montana College GLADYS HETHERTON Home Ec., Science B.A., Concordia College. The bus drivers for the 1966-67 school year started out with Dan Breding, now replaced by Don Braun, Gary Standley, Elizabeth Loveland, Bill Moore, now replaced by Bill Kotke, and Rupert Parsons. BUS DRIVERS COOKS Mrs. Fraunhofer Mrs. Flechsenhar Mrs. Freeman Duane Pettapiece CUSTODIANS Paul Stone Mr. Freeman SENIORS JULIE ROSE SHUMATE Ambition: To become an English and French Teacher, then travel around the world. Activities: Student Council 3,4, Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Ketochi 4, Assistant Editor 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Badger Paws 2,3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, President 3; FTA 4; French Club 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Chorus 3; Band 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4, Editor 4; Class Historian 3; It's Great to be Crazy 3; Science Club 2; DAR Award 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; MIEA Convention 4; District FHA Convention 2,3,4; State FHA Convention 2; Lions Peace Essay Award 4; Salutatori an. MARK CHARLES SANDERS Scar Ambition: To be successful Favorite Saying: Come on will ya Activities: Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Football 2,3,4, FFA 1, Rodeo Club 3,4, President 4; Library Club, 2,3,4; Vice President 4; District Vice Pres. 4; Class President 4; Secretary 3, Track, 1,2; Boys State Delegate 3; It's Great to be Crazy 3; C Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Editor. VIRGINIA GALE LORD Gina Ambition: To go to Business College and to be successful. Favorite Saying: But Julie Activities: FHA 1,2,3, 4, Secretary 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Advertising Manager 4; Chorus 3; FTA 4; FHA District Convention 1,2,3; FHA State Convention 2. 10 KAREN SUE McKAMEY Ambition: To find God's Will for my life and follow it. Activities: Pep Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 4; Ketochi 4, Ass't. Business Manager 4; Band 2,3,4, Librarian 3, Vice Pres. 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3,4; Music Festival 3; It's Great to be Crazy 3; Valedictorian. i ROBERT J. KEYES Tootsie Ambition: Planning to go to a trade school. Favorite Saying: Sure enough babes. Activities: FFA 1,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; C Club 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Annual Staff 4. CAROL LEE MURPHY Murph Ambition: To further my education and be successful in a career I choose. Favorite Saying: Oh Ya! Activities: Badger Paws 2,3,4, Pres. 2, Sec. 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4; F.H. A. 4; Library 4; Ketochi 2,3,4, typist 3, Ass't Ed. 4; Twirling 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Reporter 2, Class Vice Pres., 4; Girls Volley Ball 1,2,3,4; Girls Basketball 2,3; MIEA Convention 4; F.H. A. Convention 4; It's Great to be Crazy 3. MARGARET SHIRLEY MAXWELL Marg Favorite Saying: Really? Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3; Library 3,4; Girls Basketball 2,3; Class Historian 4; Ketochi 4; Annual Staff 4. EDWARD HENRY HICKEL Big Ed Ambition: Get everything for nothing, rake in the money. Favorite Saying: Don't got none. Activities: Basketball 2,3; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; C Club 2,3,4; High Scorer in Math Test 4. HILDA FERGUSON Ambition: To become a Licensed Practical Nurse Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3; Ketochi Reporter 1,2; Mimeographer 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Badger Paws 2, 3; M. Y.F. 1,2,3. 12 TERRY DALE SALO Si Ambition: To be a veterinarian and stay single Favorite Saying: Hi podunk! Activities: F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Vice Pres. 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4; Football 1,2, 3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; First District Basketball Team 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3; Boys State Delegate 3; Honor Society 4, Vice Pres. 4; Library 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 2, Treasurer 1, Vice Pres. 3; It's Great to be Crazy 3; C Club 1,2,3, 4, Pres. 4; Annual Staff Sports Ed. 4; State F.F.A. Convention 3,4; High School Week 4; District F.F.A. Convention 1,2, 3,4, State Farmer 4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. EILEEN ROCHELLE MARXER Ambition: To become a secretary, have a successful life, and have fun. Favorite Saying: ey ? Activities: FHA Parliamentarian 2; 1, 2, 3, 4; District Convention i, 2, 3, 4; State Convention 2, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Ketochi, Typist G Reporter 4; Class Historian 2; Annual Staff 4; Christmas Skit 3, 4; District Library Convention 4. TERRY LEE REEVE Ambition: Be a helicopter pilot Favorite Saying: Don't worry about it. Activities: Transferred from Choteau as a Senior 13 Moorelee' LESLIE JANE MOORE Ambition: To have fun and go to college. Favorite Saying: That's not funny, ya know Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Ketochi 3,4; FHA 1; Christmas Skit 1,3,4; Girl’s Volley Ball 1,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Twirling 1,2, 3, 4. JERRY NELSON LEVEQUE Ambition: Stay Single. Favorite Saying: I don't know Activities: Transferred from Great Falls High; Basketball 3,4; FFA 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 3,4; Chorus 3,4; 3rd in Crop Judging 4. JUNE LINDA SANDERSON June Bug Ambition: To have fun in life. Favorite Saying: You Guys Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3, 4. Custodian 4; Chorus 3,4; Ketochi 2,3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff Head Typist 4; Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; MIEA Convention 4; Christmas Skit 2,3,4; Music Festival 2; Feature Band 1. 14 JOYCE ANN WINSTEAD Ambition: To be successful and find happiness throughout life. Favorite Saying: Are you kidden me? Activities: Transferred from C.M.R. 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 4; Christmas Skit 4; Annual Staff 4. THOMAS MICHAEL SMITH Mike Ambition: To make my dreams come true. Favorite Saying: I like, I like! ! Activities: FFA 1,2,3, Treasurer 1, Parliamentarian 2; Secretary 3; Band 2, 3,4; Track I; It's Great to be Crazy ; Class Vice President 2; Christmas Skit 4. CINDIE RENEE WEBB Cin Ambition: Be successful Favorite Saying: Ya know what! Activities: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 3; A 1 Squad Cheerleader 4; Ketochi 3,4; Typist 4; Library 4; Girls Volley Ball 1,2, 3,4; Girls Basketball 2, 3; Christmas skit 2; Home Coming Queen 4; Annual Staff 4; PENNY JUNE HASTINGS Tiger Ambition: To make a certain someone very happy. Favorite Saying: Come on girls, we’re going to practice. Activities: Girls Basketball 2,3; Badger Paws 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Ketochi Reporter 3,4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; Science Club 2; Twirling 1,2,3, 4; Class Historian 1; Girls Volleyball 1,2,4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; It's Great to be Crazy 3. v JUDITH DELL BENNER Judy Bee Ambition: To get married. Favorite Saying: Oh Sugar Bear Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Song Leader 3; Badger Paws 2. ALBERT DAVID LEMONS Ambition: Get rich. Activities: FFA 1,2,3, Parliamentarians. 16 BRADLEY MAXON HAMLETT Brad” Ambition: To be come a lawyer or a judge advocate. Favorite Saying: Censored Activities: Ketochi 1,3, Editor 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,3; C Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Consession Stand 4; Boys State Alternate 3; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff photo- grapher 4; It's Great to be Crazy 3; Class Reporter 1,3; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 4. JAN MARIE PETTIT Jan Ambition: Graduate from college, see the world, and then settle down and become a CPA. Favorite Saying: My Goodness Activities: Ketochi 3,4, Art Ed. 4, Head Typist 4; Library 2, 3, 4, District Sec. 4, State Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 3; Class Reporter 4; District Library Convention 3, 4, State Library Convention 3,4; It's Great to be Crazy 3; Girls Basketball 2, 3; Girls Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Badger Paws 1, 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club 3; Christmas Ball Queen 4; French Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; High School Week 4. ROGER DUANE BAKER Brakes Ambition: To be a Vocational Agriculture teacher. Favorite Saying: Cool it kid. Activities: FFA; 1,2, 3,4; Sentinel 4; Reporter 3; President 4; Band; 1,2,3, 4; President 4; Annual 4; Business Manager 4; Football 2; Track 1,2; Class Treasurer 2,3; Manager of Senior concession stand 4; Boys Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff photo- grapher 4; FFA National Band 3; Plymouth Trouble Shooting 3, Third in State; State Farmer Degree in FFA; Farm Proficiency Award; Boys State Delegate 3; Christmas Ball King 4; Honor Society 3, 4. 17 SUE DOLORES COX Delphinium Ambition: To be a Commercial Teacher. Favorite Saying: Hi crew! Activities: Ketochi 2,3,4, Art Editor 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Custodian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; It's Great to be Crazy ; Honor Roll 3,4; Christmas Skit 3,4. ROBERT KEITH MARQUIS Ambition: To have fun. Favorite Saying: Say what. Activities: Student Council President 4; Library Club 3,4, President 4; C Club 1,2, 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Boys' State Alternate 3; All District Second Team 3; It's Great to be Crazy 3; District First Team 4. JUDITH DENISE HETHERTON Feathers Ambition: To become a rich social welfare worker and to marry a millionaire. Favorite Saying: Is that right? Is that a fact? Activities: Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 4, Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4, Divisional Cheerleading Trophy 3; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 1, Sec.-Treas. 4; French Club 2,3, Sec-Treas. 3; FHA 1,2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Dist. IX Vice Pres. 2, Dist. IX Pres. 3, State Parliamentarian 4, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; Ketochi 1,3; Student Council 3,4; Class Sec. 1, Class Pres. 3; Annual Staff 4; Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Girls State Delegate, 3; Girls Basketball 2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; It's Great to be Crazy 3. 18 Being of sound mind, we the Class of ’67 will the following: ROGER BAKER wills his Volkswagen to Mr. Bonamie so maybe then he will admit they are better. JUDY BENNER wills her strength to Sharon Gray. SUE COX wills her cheerful outlook on life to Debbie Pollack who needs it especial- ly during 7th period. HILDA FERGUSON wills a certain Montana flower picker to Susan Maxwell. BRAD HAMLETT wills his job as editor of the Ketochi to anyone who is willing to take up where he left off. PENNY HASTINGS wills her place in Mr. Halverson’s Office to Cindy Payne and her job as majorette to anyone who is silly enough to take it. JUDY HETHERTON wills $600.00 which she doesn't have to the Cascade High School Band in which to purchase a styrofoam baritone sax. ED HICKEL wills his height to Dan Yarger who could use a little. For BOB KEYES the Senior girls will his good looks, his masculinity, and his great personality to anyone who thinks he is man enough to handle it. DAVID LEMONS wills his quiet ways to Dennis LeVeque who could use them. JERRY LEVEQUE wills his harem to anyone who is fool enough to try and take it. VIRGINIA LORD wills her job as Annual Advertising Manager to anyone who is willing to wear out their shoes selling ads. BOB MARQUIS wills his athletic abilities to his brother Trace and his way with girls to Wade Goss. EILEEN MARXER wills a certain Simms boy to anyone who wants him. MARG MAXWELL wills her tenny runners to Debbie Layton. KAREN MCKAMEY wills the piccolo to her sister Kathy. Just fake it Kathy, no one can hear you anyway. A LESLIE MOORE wills her ability to two-time to Lynn Cunningham because she never does. CAROL MURPHY wills her position as assistant editor of Ketochi to anyone who is willing to get screeched at and pounded on. JAN PETTIT wills her sometimes” quiet ways to Lynn Cunningham who needs them. TERRY REEVE wills his Dutton girlfriends to Pete Terry. TERRY SALO wills all those Smith River and Eden dances to Jim Cornelius; he knows Jim will keep up the good work. MARK SANDERS wills his pains to Brent. JUNE SANDERSON wills her hot ole Bomb to someone who is willing to push it. JULIE SHUMATE wills her position as Editor of the Yearbook to anyone who is prepared to do a lot of work and willing to take a trip to Warm Springs. MIKE SMITH wills his motorcycle to anyone who goes to church regularly. CINDIE WEBB wills her fun at the Fairfield dances to Lynn Cunningham. JOYCE WINSTEAD wills her boyfriends to Donna Kottke and her place in Physics to the you’ll never make it club. To the juniors we leave an earlier case of Senioritis. To the sophomores we leave the joys and woes of the Junior Prom and Play. To the freshmen we leave 540 hectic days of school which we gladly relinquish. To the faculty we leave a bottle of pep pills in fond memory of the best class of 1967. 19 IN APPRECIATION The Senior Class of 1967 would like to express our sincere appreciation for all that Mr. Bull, our class advisor has done for us. He has patiently worked with us our Junior and Senior years and has guided us through many hardships. Mr. Bull always lended an encouraging word in time of trouble and incessantly was there when help was most needed. Although, we may have never shown our appreciation for all you have done we truly want to say thanks. CLASS MOTTO ’’The horizon widens as we climb. ” CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS White Rose Orchid and Silver CLASS OF ”67” Class Officers: (Left to Right) Mark Sanders, President Jan Pettit, Reporter Carol Murphy, Vice President Jerry LeVeque, Secretary (Not Pictured) Brad Hamlett, Treasurer Margaret Maxwell, Historian 20 CLASS HISTORY The Class of '67 began high school with energetic spirits. Officers of this active class were Beverly Dear, President; Mark Sanders, Vice-president; Judy Hetherton, Secretary; Terry Salo, Treasurer; and Brad Hamlett, Reporter. After our initiation, we felt we were truly a part of high school. Topping Freshman Knoll, we saw our duties and activities leveling out to definite responsibilities. Officers leading this ambitious class across Sophomore Plateau were President, Terry Salo; Vice-president, Mike Smith; Secretary, Brad Hamlett; Treasurer, Roger Baker; Reporter, Carol Murphy; and Historian, Eileen Marxer. Carol Murphy was our first Student Council representative, elected to the office of Reporter. We tried our hand at sock hops and freshman initiation, which were all very successful, from our point of view, at least. Mr. Haab, our class advisor, left us at the end of this year. We would like to express our thanks for all the help he gave us our first two years. Climbing up Junior Mountain, we found many activities to challenge us. The officers who lead us into the fray were Judy Hetherton, President; Terry Salo, Vice- president; Mark Sanders, Secretary; Roger Baker, Treasurer; Brad Hamlett, Reporter; and Julie Shumate, Historian. The Junior Play, entitled It's Great to be Crazy!”, and the Junior-Senior Prom, with its theme ”Moon River, constituted much work for the class. The fun we had working together and the satisfaction we received from a job well done, were ample compensations. Mark Sanders, Terry Salo, and Roger Baker were the delegates to Boy's State. The alternates were Brad Hamlett and Bob Marquis. Receiving Girls’ State honor were Judy Hetherton, delegate; and Julie Shumate, alternate. The four proud Juniors to be inducted into National Honor Society were Roger Baker, Julie Shumate, Karen McKamey, and Judy Hetherton. We were represented in Student Council by two elected members this year. Terry Salo was Vice-president and Julie Shumate was Secretary. Finally, we reached Senior Summit. Only 166 days of school left for the Seniors. Those who had the honor of being our last class officers were Mark Sanders, President; Carol Murphy, Vice-president; Jerry LeVeque, Secretary; Brad Hamlett, Treasurer; and Margaret Maxwell, Historian. Brad Hamlett, Terry Salo, and Sue Cox were the three Seniors chosen for Honor Society membership. Bob Marquis was President of Student Council and Sue Cox was Treasurer. Karen McKamey was Valedictorian and Julie Shumate was Salutatorian. Julie was also recipient of the D.A.R. Award, and winner of the Lion's Peace Essay Contest. Penny Hastings received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Ed Hickel was recipient of a pin as the winner of the Math contest. King and Queen of the Homecoming were Mark Sanders and Cindie Webb. Roger Baker and Jan Pettit were crowned King and Queen for the Christmas Ball. Royalty for the Junior-Senior Prom were Bob Keyes and Carol Murphy. Mr. Wayne Bull, who inherited us from Mr. Haab, has been a very helpful class advisor. We would like to express our sincere thanks for all the time and effort he has spent for us. CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1977. Time has sped rapidly by since we left Cascade High after graduation in 1967 and already it is time for our reunion. Since the earth is so over- populated, we have decided to take a trip through outer space in a satellite owned by Terry Reeve. While we orbit through the Milky Way, each of us relates what he has accomplished since graduation. Judy Benner and Hilda Ferguson are the renowned proprietors of the Benferg- Hildy where only the finest cuisine is served. Mark Sanders, who started out in the Coast Guard, is now Admiral of the world's largest ocean-going vessel. His old buddy, Bob Marquis, is the star quarterback on the NFL Championship team. Joyce Winstead, who worked at the telephone company one summer, is now mar- ried to the billionaire, Mr. Bell. Jerry LeVeque recently won the Indianapolis 500 and the Grand Prix in a roadster that he designed. Leslie Moore is secretary to the Governor of Montana. Roger Baker was always quite a politician and he makes an even better governor. David Lemons now owns the largest cattle ranch in all Montana. He often requires the services of Terry Salo who took his doctorate in veterinary medicine at Yale. Because of his great sleuthing ability, Mike Smith has been commissioned as the Head Inspector of Scotland Yard. Judy Hetherton is still trudging the streets of New York as a social worker. It's not for money because she married a wealthy stockbroker. Sue Cox is currently appearing at the Copa Cabana where she is really the rage. She received a golden record for selling a million of her hit tune. Karen McKamey plays with the New York Philharmonic as feature flute and piccolo soloist. She is about to take a world tour with the orchestra. Virginia Lord was secretary to the Ambassador to Rome until she married a dashing Italian screen star. Julie Shumate is teaching English and French in the Swiss Alps, but she spends her leisure time writing best-selling novels at her chateau. Ed Hickel and Bob Keyes are co-owners of the largest firm of commercial artists in the U.S. They design many of the commercials used by a baby food company which is owned by Carol Murphy (Mrs. Keyes) and Penny Hastings (Mrs. Obrecht). At Saks Fifth Avenue, June Sanderson models the latest designs from Rome, Paris, and Carnaby Street. She and Cindie Webb share a penthouse suite overlooking Central Park. Cindie is currently appearing in a Broadway hit play. Marg Maxwell has become the most sought after hair stylist in the Western Hemisphere. She has won three Academy Awards for hairdos she has designed. Brad Hamlett is the finest lawyer in the business and it is expected that he will soon receive a seat in the Supreme Court of the U.S. Jan Pettit, who began as a CPA, is now president of a chain of accounting firms. She is also engaged to a wealthy Texas Oilwell owner. Eileen Marzer is private secretary to a millionaire businessman in South Africa. His business happens to be diamonds and she hopes to make it hers. We will be landing soon and it will be time once again to bid farewell to our friends from C.H.S. We hope that the next ten years prove to be as successful as these last years have been. 22 UNDERCLASSMEN FRONT ROW: Ken Mesaros, Pres.; Wes Teterud, Vice Pres.; Steve Belisle, Secretary. BACK ROW: Kathy McKamey, Historian; Cindy Payne, Treasurer; Not Pictured; Sue Burns, Reporter. CLASS OF ”68” IJ Diane Sanderson Don Lorang Phyllis Maxwell Wesley Teterud Steve Belisle Cindy Payne 24 Gale Eller Nancy Barnes Delbert Lemons Diane Johnson Ken Mesaros Lynn Cunningham Linda Marxer Victor White Janice Lee Doug Pound Sue Ann Burns Don Glaesemann 25 26 William Miller Beulah Curtis Louis McAlister Gale Eller, what is so mechanical about that! ! The Junior class displays their float in the Home- coming Parade which is an annual event at C.H.S. JUNIOR JAMBOREE Juniors is that float getting you down?? The Junior float depicts the spirit of the Badgers in the Home- coming game against the Power Pirates. FRONT ROW: June Trowbridge, Reporter; Susan Pettapiece, Historian. SECOND ROW: Steve Parsons, Secretary; Tracy Marquis, Vice President; Doug Winterrowd, President. CLASS OF ”69” 28 Lonny Lear Susan Maxwell Bob Glaesemann Ricky Fenton Cindy Salo Tracy Marquis 29 David Christenson Ona Pearl Dennis Belisle Kathy Perry Brent Sanders Janet Dorothy Susan Boynton Duane Wojtala Timette Latham Dennis Terry Linda Cristman Leonard Peterson Lonny Kirk Donna Kottke Wade Goss 30 Debbie Pollack Jim Cornelius Dale Dear A June Trowbridge Pat Wiley Judy Fraser Ava Yarger Joe McKamey Kathy Harris Cathie Webb Jim Reeve Bonnie Buckingham 31 IN HflMKT DIU1NG Class Officers: Lary Buckingham, Sue Peterson, Mickie Perry, and Donna Fraser. CLASS OF ”70” 33 Ross Buckingham Brenda Wojtala Ricky Murrill Linda McCurdie Ray Ccrdeiro Joan Terry Chris Corde iro Sunny Smith David LeVeque ♦ ) ! i Valarie Sanders Larry Mann Cindy LaFontaine Carla Meer Dale Wood Donna Fraser Sharon Gray Robert Miller Bonnie Reeve Debra Bailey Tom Russell Kristine Webb 35 Susan Peterson Lennard Sallee Beth Wood Dan Yarger Miriam Perry Larry Buckingham Roger Wright Judy Pfaff Danny Blackley 36 Judy Letze Kenny Thompson Joan O'Neil Sue Peterson and Debbie Bailey grace the freshman float. The frosh took first place at the Annual Homecoming parade. It takes work to make a winning float. FROSH SNAPS Disorganized fun at freshman initiation. Is COS CRESS. h 7.Y -l. I 6' wS?fie imam mous Vrfa ration eftS� � nifc iplnti?? of-Xnwrica. r —, T— Jry r m Al 4 • • «u « - 4� « 4 7 %Jmm � !.. ---- 2‘ r ■« • ■• f Mrt lUf ■ • ■ •� - « -r - rr- ‘f — ..— - - - m fa — • •,« • — . V . X . 4mi imw J� y f r f wm 4 jf ____ ■ tit- ''' � ■!■ « |-lfc«l A jL . 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' f rory fy A ■7..4..A '+• ? l ’Zgsz GRADES 1ST ROW: Michael Johnson, Will Lechner, JasanHill, Steven Fagenstrom, Daniel Edwards, Donald Palman. 2ND ROW: Charla Hawn, Lynn Gordon, Lori Bonamie, Kathy Cornelius, Karen Preble, Dawn Anderson, Mary Smith, Debbie Eisenzimer, 3RD ROW: Bret Sterner, Jeff Olson, Daniel Sudenga, Darcy McGuaire, Lori Ellis, Shannon Walden, Sherrie Fish, Julie Harris, Jeff Strandell, Jesse Wilson, Bill Jones, William Pettit, Mrs. Lord. NOT PICTURED: Laurie Cummings, David Nicholls. FIRST SECOND GRADES 1ST ROW: Bobby Houston 2, Robert La Fontaine 2, Jerry Parsons 2, Daniel Farmer 1, John Chezik 1, Dennis Ellefconl, Mike Anderson 2, Charles McBride 2, Robert Hubbard 2. 2ND ROW: Lorna Parsons 2, Gina Loveland 2, Pauline Booth 2, O'Ella Perry 2, Mrs. Gordon 1 2, Jane Chezik 2, Judy Glaeseman 2, Vicki Brown 2, Dairene Parsons 1. NOT PICTURED: Terry Armstrong 2, Debbie Nicholls 1, Tammy Martinson, 1, Danny Wojtala 1. 1ST ROW: James Belisle, John Terry, Jim Gordon, Mark Creveling, Donald Fraser, Greg Preble. 2ND ROW: Sarah Smith Kelly Grimes, Kimberley Webb, Gwen Cummings, Caryn Munkers, Marla Johnson, Sandra Strizich, Pam Chambers, Jody Ellis. 3RD ROW: Derek Poimd, Terry Pierce, Maryann Miller, Yvette Sterner, Debra Crevehng, Ellen Minehan, Tammy Mathis, Mrs. Yardy, Lynette Rumney, Kathy Sudenga, Timothy Pettapiece, Robert Warehim. NOT PICTURED: Alan Cummings. SECOND THIRD GRADES 1ST ROW: Howard Maxwell, Blaine Sterner, Charles Pierce, Joey Ethridge, J. C. Yardy, David Gordon, Curt Dear, Danny Clary. Gary Hershkowitz, Jeff Brown. 2ND ROW: Sylvia Lorang, Billie Perry, Judy Pettit, Ruth Terry, Tammy Grimes, Kristy Bonamie, Becky St and ley, Josi Mikes, Loris Harris. 3RD ROW: Pam Booth Kally Ellis, Mrs. Reissing, Mike Quam, Rita Terry, Casey Wiley, Bobby Cummings, Rebecca Palmen, Mark Mathis, Shelly Wuerl, Dan Anderson, Jacalyn McGuire, Leatha McBride, George Edwards, Ramona Baldwin, NO 1 PICTURED: Kevin Quam, Dale Straight, Kathleen Houston, David Brugemann, Ginger Harris. 1ST ROW: Greg Winterrowd, Vickey Strizich, Mike Marquis, Lois Perry, Tanner Ellis, Robyn Anderson, Larry Cummings, Laurice Ray, 2ND ROW: Greg Tack, Jimmy Clary, Wes Mikes, Nat Webb, Janella Mathis, Ruth Pettapiece, Debbie Standley, April Pettapiece, Kathy Standley, 3RD ROW: Mrs. Eisenzimer, Debbie Pound, Mona Ethridge, Becky Berger, Bobby Berger, JohnTurnbow, Randy Wiley, Steven Gordon, Darrell Pound, NOT PICTURED: Michael Fisher, Martin Armstrong, Mark Armstrong. 1ST ROW: William Squires, LynnClinger, John Strandell, Lisa Baldwin, Diane Cobb, Jeri Gibson, Cindy Ellis, Linda Johnson, Judy Eller, Dennis Harris, 2ND ROW: Laurie Jerin, Dianne Hubbard, Shelley Pollack, Patsy Booth, Pat Minehan, Eddy Hill, Steve Wilson, Robert Pettit, Bobby Rummey, Donald LeVeque, Sharon Miller, Danny Lemons, 3RD ROW: Mrs. Lovcik, Bruce Kessler, David Minehan, Mark Blackley, Bill Halverson, Ronnie Belisle, Dennis Thompson, Dennis Fraser, Danny Loveland, Melody Anderson, Donald Creveling, NOT PICTURED: Nancy Stone, Kelley Tynes, Eugene Cummings. FIFTH 1ST ROW: Carol Cristman, Beaver Connors, Kathy Minehan, Mary Ray, Charles Fish, Ross Kesler, Frank Cristman. 2ND ROW: Mrs. Carlson, Merle Fraser, Sandy La Fontaine, Kelly Wiley, Jody Johnson, Jeri Lantz, Ann Wilson, Charle Pierce. 3RD ROW: Jeff Hamlett, Larry Miller, Chet Brown, Dean Mikes, Susan Squires, Nancy Harris, Janet Cunningham. NOT PICTURED: Roger Cummings, Ronnie Strizich. 1ST ROW: Patty Pettapiece, Kurt Sanders, David Miller, Jimmie Lou Cummings, Lewis Gibson, Jerry Thompson, Gale Young, Jack Sanderson, Jim Gibson, Kathy Olson. 2ND ROW: Duncan Ferguson, Debra Quam, Carol Gordon, Connie Farmer, Rosanne Berger, Cindy Halverson, Janet Latham, Sheryl Young, Kathy Cummings, Linda Clary, John Roehm, Mr. Munkers. 3RD ROW: Diana Pettapiece, Monty Meer, Barbara Marxer, Doug LeVeque, John Murphy, Colleen Gray, Linda Pettit, John Wilson, Susan O'Neil, Susan Stone. NOT PICTURED: Don Fisher, Kim Straight, John Ball. 1ST ROW: Dennis Ray, Dale Sterner, Rocky Hocevar, Kenny MeKamey, David Smith, Ronnie Fenton, Jim Pollack, Albert Jenkins, Ray Marxer. 2ND ROW: Jack Clary, Robert Chamberlin, Lynda Lord, Zella Blackley, Margaret Belisle, Eddie Murphy, Marlene Gibson, Denise Pound, Jean Evans, Rose Pettit. 3RD ROW: Susan Lemons, Janet Standley, Marcia Murphy, Della Wojtala, Jean Benner, Debra Wojtala, Missy Ethridge, Sherry Squires, Randy Olson. 4TH ROW: Mr. Skonord, Ed Jerin, Mike Simmons, Mike McGuire, Colleen Moll, Susan Cornelius, Bob Latham, Linda Fish. EIGHTH GRADE RED DEVIL CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Della Wojtala, Rosann Berger, Cindy Halverson, Debra Wojtala. 1ST ROW: Kim Straight, Rocky Hocevar, Monty Meer, Ronnie Fenton, 2ND ROW: Ken McKamey, Jim Gibson, Jerry Thompson, Randy Olson, Ray Marxer, Kurt Sanders, Albert Jenkins, Duncan Ferguson, John Roehm, Mr. Skonord. B” RED DEVILS A” 1ST ROW: John Wilson, Louie Gibson, 2ND ROW: Rocky Hocevar, Randy Cox, Jim Pollack, Randy Olson, Bob Latham, Mike McGuire, Ed Jerin, Ray Marxer, Jack Sanderson, David Smith, Mr. Munkers. 'Viriniimniiiimr ORGANIZATIONS ih� - 1ST ROW: (1-r) Linda Marxer, June Trowbridge, Reporter; Kathy Perry, Treasurer; Julie Shumate, Vice President; Judy Hetherton, President; Judy Fraser, Secretary; Bonny Buckingham, Song Leader; Judy Pfaff, Joan Terry, Cindy LaFontaine. 2ND ROW: Janet Dorothy, Eileen Marxer, Carol Murphy, Virginia Lord, Sue Cox, Timette Latham, Debbie Bailey, Debbie Ball, Sue Peterson, Sue Moorhead. 3RD ROW: Judy Letze, Judy Benner, Diane Johnson, Jackie Tamol, Bonnie Reeve, Mickey Perry, Valarie Sanders, Sunny Smith, Berna Nicholson, Joy Standley. The Cascade Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America had a very successful year. The year began with a Mother-Daughter installation tea with new officers; Judy Hetherton, President; Julie Shumate, Vice President; Judy Fraser, Secretary; Kathy Perry, Treasurer; Sue Boynton, Parliamentarian-Historian; and Bonnie Buckingham, Songleader (Mickie Perry later replacing her) being installed. The District Convention was held in Cascade with District president Judy Hetherton presiding. Linda Marxer was elected District Secretary-Treasurer. This convention was the first one held at Cascade. A banquet was served by the FHA girls for the Future Farmers of America. Money making projects for the year were bake sales, raffles, and the Annual Rose Ball. Members attending the State Convention in Great Falls were Sue Cox, Judy Fras- er, Kathy Perry, Timmette Latham, Linda Marxer, Eileen Marxer, Judy Hetherton, State Parliamentarian, Mrs. Gladys Hetherton, chapter adviser, and Mrs. Fraser, chapter mother. A very special thanks to Mrs. Hetherton for all the time and energy she spent working with us. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AMERICA 46 1st Row: Diane Sanderson, Brenda Wojtala, Cindie Webb, Kathie Webb, Donna Fraser, Sue Cox, Judy Fraser, Judy He the r ton. 2nd Row: Dale Dear, Judy Benner, Debbie Ball, Bonnie Reeve, Judy Pfaff, Carla Meer, June Sanderson, Leslie Moore, Kristine Webb, Joyce Winstead, Sunny Smith, Debbie Bailey, Joan O'Neil, and Miss Morgenstern. 3rd Row: Jackie Tamol, Bonnie Buckingham, June Trowbridge, Sue Boynton, Donna Kottke, Sue Peterson, Sue Moor- head, Linda Marxer, Judy Letze, Eileen Marxer, Kathy Harris, Joan Terry, Ava Yarger. 4th Row: Cindy Payne, Loretta Sallee, Cindy Salo, Diane Johnson, Kathy Me Kamey, Cindy La- Fontaine, Joy Stand ley, Timette Latham, Toni a Straight, Sharleen Cristofor, Kathy Perry. Fifth Row: Lynn Cunningham, Melan Buck, Janet Dorothy, Valarie Sanders, Penny Hastings, Carol Murphy, Julie Shumate, Mickey Perry, Holly Cordeiro, Berna Nicholson, Debbie Pollack, Susan Pettapiece, and Virginia Lord. PEP CLUB This year’s Pep Club officers were June Sanderson, president; Judy Hetherton, vice-president; Julie Shumate, secretary; Diane Sanderson, treasurer; and Carol Murphy, reporter. The Pep Club did an outstanding job cheering the Badgers on to victory. They sold Badger Roster Ribbons to be worn to the District Tournament in Great Falls. Advisor for this vivacious group was Miss Morgenstern. Many thanks go to her for all of the help she has given us and the interest she has shown in our activities in the last four years. 47 FRONT ROW: Eileen Marxer, Jerry LeVeque, Doug Winterrowd, Kathy Perry, Cathie Webb, David LeVeque, Cindy LaFontaine, Kathy McKamey, Karen McKamey. SECOND ROW: Debbie Pollack, Melan Buck, Sue Moorhead, Leonard Peterson, Diane Sanderson, Susan Pettapiece, Jeanne Evans, Debbie Bailey, Judy Fraser, Randy Olson, Sunny Smith, Virginia Lord. THIRD ROW: Susan Cornelius, Colleen Moll, Rosanne Berger, Jimmie Cummings, Roger Baker, Mike Smith, Randy Cox, Ronnie Strizich, Linda Marxer, Valarie Sanders, June Sanderson, Brad Hamlett, Jack Sanderson, Mike McGuire, Judy Hetherton, BACK ROW: Mr. Oscar Prestbo, Lonny Kirk, Sue Cox, Sue Boynton, Ray Marxer, Doug Pound, and Julie Shumate. CASCADE HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND TWIRLERS FRONT ROW: Brenda Wojtala, Lynn Cunningham. SECOND ROW: Ava Yarger, Donna Fraser. BACK ROW: Carol Murphy, Kristine Webb, Penny Hastings, Timmette Latham, and Leslie Moore. This year the officers of the band were President, Roger Baker; Vice President, Karen McKamey; and Secretary-Treasurer, Judy Hetherton. The band started out its very active year by participating in the Homecom- ing Parade. They also presented a half-time show which included the crown- ing of the Homecoming king and queen. Throughout the football and basket- ball season the band presented many half time performances and also played between games for the entertainment of the crowd. Included in their per- formances was their appearance at the District Basketball Tournament. The band presented two concerts; the fall concert on November 20, 1966 and the spring concert on April 2, 1967. On April 14, 1967 three members entered their solos in the District Music Festival. The band presented their two prepared pieces on April 15, 1967. Also this year, for the first time, sight reading was required. For their efforts the band received an excellent rat- ing . After much preparation, the band traveled to the Lethbridge Festival on May 27, participating in the parade and street concerts. Sue Cox was chosen as the queen contestant. 1ST ROW: Hilda Ferguson, Ava Yarger, Leslie Moore, Steve Belisle, Sue Cox, Wes Teterud, June Trobridge, Penny Hastings, 2ND ROW: Diane Sanderson, Lynn Cunningham, Cindie Webb, Cathie Webb, Susan Pettapiece, Kathy Perry, Eileen Marxer, Judy Fraser, Margret Maxwell, 3RD ROW: Sue Peterson, Loretta Sallee, Cindy Payne, Kathy McKamey, Holly Cordeiro, Carol Murphy, Julie Shumate. KETOCHI The school paper, Ketochi, was one of the busiest and most productive organizations in our school this past year. The staff included: Editor, Brad Hamlett; Assistant Editors, Julie Shumate and Carol Murphy; Sports Editors,. Steve Belisle and Wes Teterud; Grade School Editors, Diane Sanderson and Cindy Payne; Head Typist and Head Stencilist, Jan Pettit. Those attending the M.I.E. A. convention for the Ketochi this year were: Brad Hamlett, Julie Shumate, Carol Murphy, and Mr. Bull. Vast improvements were made in the paper this year that included ex- panding the paper to six pages and including more news coverage of our school and community. This was due to the cooperation between the staff, Ketochi members, and our esteemed advisor, Mr. Bull, We have produced a paper that our school can be proud of and we sincerely hope that you have the pride and interest to keep inproving and expanding your paper: 50 1ST ROW: Bob Miller, Rick Fenton, Mr. Lewis-Advisor, Don Lorang, Bob Keyes, Gale Eller, Roger Baker, Wes Teterud, Ken Mesaros, Robert Amundson, Dan Yarger, 2ND ROW: Larry Buckingham, Jim Turnbow, Louis McAlister, Dennis Terry, Pete Terry, Jim Reeve, Larry Mann, Chris Cordeiro, Ken Thompson, Randy Kirk, John Harris, 3RD ROW: David Nordhagen, Bob Miller, Dale Pound, Doug Pound, Joe McKamey, Jerry LeVeque, Delbert Lemons, Roger Wright, Bill Miller, 4TH ROW: Wade Goss, Dennis LeVeque, Brent Sanders, Pat Wiley, Duane Wojtala, Lennard Sallee, Danny Blackley, Alan Llera, David LeVeque. The officers for this year were: President, Roger Baker; Vice- President, Terry Salo; Secretary, Don Lorang; Treasurer, Ken Mesaros; Sentinel, Gale Eller; Parliamentarian, Bob Keyes. The chapter was very active this year. They brought home the 1st place Sweepstakes at the District Convention. Roger Baker and Terry Salo was elected to the office of State 2nd Vice-President. The chapter won the Farm Safety Award for which they received $100. The Honor of Chapter Sweetheart went to Judy Hetherton this year. 51 Jim Lewis is the chapter advisor. 1ST ROW: Bob Marquis, Sue Cox, Wes Teterud, Debbie Pollack, Kathy McKamey, 2ND ROW: Roger Baker, Ken Mesaros, Judy Hetherton, Julie Shumate, June Sanderson, Susan Pettapiece, 3RD ROW: Mark Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Steve Belisle, Terry Salo, Larry Buckingham. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing body of the Students of C.H.S. This year’s officers were: President, Bob Marquis; Vice President, Wes Tetrud; Secretary, Kathy McKamey; Treasurer, Sue Cox; Re- porter, Debbie Pollack. The Student Council handles the Homecoming activities. This year the honored alumni were the classes of '41, '42, ’43, '44, '45, '57, and '61. Activities scheduled by the Student Council were the parade, bonfire, and the Homecoming Dance. The Christmas' Skit and Future elections for Student Council were also planned. Mem- bers of the Student Council are usually the Presidents from the High School classes and organizations. Mr. Prestbo acts as advisor. 52 1ST ROW: Mr. Foreman-Advisor, Judy Hetherton, Julie Shumate, Diana Sanderson, 2ND ROW: Roger Baker, Kathy McKamey, Steve Belisle, Sue Cox, Wes Teterud, NOT PICTURED: Karen McKamey, Brad Hamlett, Terry Salo. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is made up of a select group of students who are out- standing in scholarship, leadership, citizenship and service. They must maintain a B average in school work. Seven new members were inducted into Honor Society this year. Joining pre- vious members Judith Hetherton, Roger Baker, Julie Shumate and Karen McKamey, were three Seniors, Terry Salo, Sue Cox and Bradley Hamlett. The four Juniors were Steve Belisle, Kathy McKamey, Wes Teterud and Diana Sanderson. Officers were President, Karen McKamey; Vice President, Terry Salo; Secretary, Julie Shumate; and Treasurer, Judith Hetherton. Mr. Foreman, the guidance counselor, is the group’s advisor. The Cascade Chapter of The National Honor Society was very active this year. Besides conducting the induction ceremony for Cascade's new members, they assisted Belt in the formation of their Honor Society. In an attempt to raise money for the organization, the Honor Society sold candy after school. This was successful. A dinner honoring members and parents was also held. 53 1ST ROW: Miss O'Brien, Kathy McKamey, Diana Sanderson, Steve Belisle, Julie Shumate, Donna Fraser, 2ND ROW: Sue Moorehead, Kathy Perry, Valarie Sanders, Melan Buck, Susan Pettapiece, Debbie Pollack, 3RD ROW: Bonnie Reeve, Holly Cordeiro, Dennis Belisle, Lonny Kirk, Jim Cornelius, Lynn Cunningham, Sunny Smith. FRENCH CLUB Under the helpful supervision of Miss O’Brien, the French Elite has had a very successful year. The year began with a banquet at which an all French menu was served. During the year, skits were presented (in French, of course) by the different French classes. In March, a Mardi Gras Masquerade Dance was presented by the French Club. Prizes were awarded to Bonnie Reeve and Bob Keyes (best dressed boy and girl), and Debbie Pollack and Steve Parsons (best couple). The Knyghts uv DAE” provided the live music. To climax a great year, French club hosted a picnic. Officers for the year were President, Steve Belisle; Vice President, Diana Sanderson; Secretary-Treasurer, Julie Shumate; and Reporter, Kathy McKamey. 54 1ST ROW: Miss Morgenstern, Brenda Wojtala, Tina Webb, Ava Yarger, Leslie Moore, Diana Sanderson, Penny Hastings, June Trowbridge, Sue Boynton, Melan Buck, Susan Pettapiece, 2ND ROW: Carla Meer, Judy Fraser, Debbie Ball, Timette Latham, Joyce Winstead, Kathy Perry, Joan Terry, Judy Letze, Joy Standley, Cindy LaFontaine, Sue Moorehead, 3RD ROW: Cindie Webb, Sue Peterson, Sue Cox, Judy Hetherton, Cindy Payne, Cathie Webb, Holly Cordeiro, Kathy McKamey, Carol Murphy, Margaret Maxwell, Phyllis Maxwell, Jim Turnbowk 4TH ROW: Loretta Sallee, Dennis LeVeque, Brent Sanders, Lonny Kirk, Jerry LeVeque, Mark Sanders, Tracy Marquis, Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Pat Wiley, Cindy Salo. NOT PICTURED Jan Pettit LIBRARY CLUB The officers for 1966-1967 were: Bob Marquis, President; Mark Sanders, Vice President; Judy Hetherton, Secretary; Melan Buck, Historian; Terry Salo, Parliamentarian; and Sue Pettapiece, Reporter. We had a very active year. A booksale was sponsered and it proved to be a great success. Other officers were: District; Jan Pettit, Secretary; and Mark Sanders, Vice President. State officers: Jan Pettit, Vice President; and Diana Sanderson, Secretary. 55 1ST ROW: Bonnie Buckingham, Judy Pfaff, Sue Peterson, Judy Fraser, Eileen Marxer, Debbie Bailey, Cathie Webb, Sue Moorhead, Brenda Wojtala, 2ND ROW: Diana Sanderson, Loretta Sallee, Cindy Payne, Holly Cordeiro, Kathy McKamey, Joy Standley, Judy Letze, Beth Wood, Linda Marxer, Mrs. Carlson-advisor, 3RD ROW: Jackie Tamol, Timette Latham, Kristine Webb, Carla Meer, Debbie Pollack, Bema Nicholson, Valarie,Sanders, Miriam Perry, Sunny Smith, Sharleen Cristofor, David Smith, 4TH ROW; June Sanderson, Jerry LeVeque, Lonny Kirk, Wes Teterud, Cindy Salo, Douglas Winterrowd, Mike McGuire, Susan Pettapiece, Ray Marxer, Kathy Perry. CHORUS The Cascade High School Chorus consisted of thirty members, seven of which were boys. At the Christmas Program they sang ’’Christmas”, which was enjoyed by all. All through the year the chorus sang many different types of songs, which were very enjoyable and a lot of fun. At the High School Graduation and Baccalaureate they sang ”He”, ”My Favorite Things”, ’’Green Cathedral”, and I Hear America Singing”. We thank Mrs. Carlson for being our teacher 56 BOTTOM ROW: Bob Marquis, Teny Salo, Mark Sanders, Mr. Halverson. 2ND ROW: Steve Belisle, Wes Teterud, Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Doug Pound, Pete Terry, Larry Bucking- ham, Rick Fenton. 3RD ROW: Leonard Peterson, Dennis Terry, Dennis Belisle, Ed Hickle, Tracy Marquis, Brent Sanders, Doug Winterrowd, Steve Parsons. C” CLUB RODEO CLUB BOTTOM ROW: Mark Sanders, Tina Webb, Cindy Salo, Kathy W'ebb, Jim Cornelius. 2ND ROW: Mr. Cornelius, Susan Pettapiece, Melan Buck, Dale Dear, Brent Sanders. HONORS v 4 v v v KAREN McKAMEY Valedictorian Heisey Award Honor Chord JUliE SHUMATE Salutatorian Heisey Award Honor Chord D.A.R. Award Lions Peace Essay Award Danforth Award ROGER BAKER Heisey Award Honor Chord Danforth Award High School Week TERRY SALO High School Week Honor Chord ROBERT MARQUIS Student Council President's Pin JUDY HETHERTON Heisey Award Honor Chord PENNY HASTINGS Homemaker of Tomorrow A HONOR ROLL B HONOR ROLL SENIORS Karen McKamey Julie Shumate JUNIORS Kathy McKamey SOPHOMORES Susan Pettapice Doug Winterrowd SENIORS Roger Baker Sue Cox Penny Hastings Judy Hetherton Virginia Lord Margaret Maxwell Carol Murphy Jan Pettit Terry Salo JUNIORS Steve Be lisle SOPHOMORES Dennis Belisle Me lan Buck Kathy Harris Lonny Kirk FRESHMEN Danny Blackley Randall Kirk Robert J. Miller Sue Moorhead Berna Nicholson Joan 0 Neill Miriam Perry Bonnie Reeve Joy Standley EILEEN MARXER Perfect Attendance EDWARD HICKEL National Mathematics Award 60 SUE COX JAN PETTIT Heisey Award High School Week Honor Chord Heisey Award WMC Booster Club Award GIRLS STATE DELEGATE Kathy McKamey GIRLS STATE ALTERNATE Diana Sanderson BOYS STATE DELEGATES Steve Belisle Wes Teterud Ken Mesaros BOYS STATE ALTERNATES Ronald Gray Pete Terry BRADLEY HAM LETT CAROL MURPHY Honor Chord Heisey Award ATHLETICS M Jim Cornelius Brent Sanders Dennis Terry Duane Wojtala Don Glaesmann Rick Fenton Ed Hickel Bob Marquis FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Wes Tererud 64 Mark Sanders Tracy Marquis Steve Belisle Terry Sale 1ST ROW: Jim Cornelius, Tracy Marquis, Mark Sanders, Bob Marquis, Terry Salo, Ed Hickel, Steve Belisle, Wes Teterud, 2ND ROW: Leonard Peterson, Jim Turnbow, Rick Fenton, Duane Wojtala, Steve Parsons, Dennis Belisle, Brent Sanders, Pat Wiley, Tim Latham, Don Glaesemann, Dennis Terry, Larry Buckingham, 3RD ROW: Mr. Halverson, Bob Glaesemann, Randy Kirk, Kenney Thompson, Jim Reeve, Leonard Sallee, Lonny Kirk, Robert Miller, Chris Cordeiro, Larry Mann, Ray Cordeiro, Mr. Bonamie GR-R-EAT BADGERS GRIDDERS Coach Ralph Halversons gridders of 1966-67 fought to a 5-3 conference record and a 6-3 overall record, and fourth place in District 12C Conference. This was an impressive record considering there were only four seniors on the squad. Senior letterman were Bob Marquis, Terry Salo, Mark Sanders, and Ed Hickel. Joining them are juniors Wes Teterud, Steve Belisle, Bob Glaeseman, and sophomores, Jim Corenelius, Tracy Marquis, Rick Fenton, Duane Wojtala, Steve Parsons, Brent Sanders, Dennis Terry and Dennis Belisle. Terry Salo, Bob Marquis and Mark Sanders were elected co-captains. CASCADE OPPONENTS 40 Centerville 13 23 Dutton 12 20 Power 25 (Homecoming) 19 Simms 39 6 Brady 18 48 Belt 12 41 Centerville 39 24 Augusta 6 65 Steve Parsons Steve Belisle BADGER Mark Sanders Pete Terry Jim Cornelius 66 Duane Wojtala Tracy Marquis LETTERMEN Wes Teterud 67 Terry Salo Bob Marquis BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Peterson, Manager, Pete Terry, Jerry LeVeque, Duane Wojtala, Steve Belisle, Larry Buckingham, Manager, 2ND ROW: Bemie Bonamie, Coach, Jim Cornelius, Steve Parsons, Tracy Marquis, Terry Salo, Mark Sanders, Bob Marquis, Wes Teterud, Wayne Bull, Assistant Coach. BASKETBALL TEAM A” CHEERLEADERS Diana Sanderson, Judy Hetherton, Cindie Webb, Sue Cox. BADGERS ARE THREE-TIME CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Coach Bemie Bonamie's Badgers had a very successful season. For the Seniors this year it was the third time out of four years that they won the Conference Cham- pionship. These were the only times in the history of Cascade High School that the Conference Championship was won. They finished third in the District Tournament. Terry Salo set a new career record of 1319 points in four years of playing. Bob Marquis and Terry Salo were selected as co-captains . The Badgers of 1967-68 will truly miss the height of Terry Salo, 6'5 , Bob Mar- quis, 6’4”, and Mark Sanders, 6’3 . All of these graduated this year. BADGERS SPORT IMPRESSIVE RECORD CASCADE OPPONENTS CASCADE OPPONENTS 66 Belt 45 66 Simms 55 74 Centerville 51 77 Denton 67 75 Power 48 67 Power 46 52 Dutton 58 67 Dutton 52 84 Belt 42 71 Belt loss 60 Brady 42 64 Brady 49 78 Joplin 56 54 Augusta 33 80 Highwood 65 63 Centerville 53 61 Augusta 39 60 Simms 52 68 Centerville 34 55 Winifred 57 Thanks giving Invitational Tournament Non-Conference Games BADGER STATISTICS NAME FGM FTM FTA FT% PF REBOUNDS TP AVERAGE Terry Salo 209 91 167 54.5% 44 333 509 21.2 Bob Marquis 144 125 205 60.4% 69 268 413 17.2 Mark Sanders 102 55 83 66.3% 65 157 259 10.8 Wes Teterud 73 22 43 51.2% 41 41 168 7.0 Jim Cornelius 60 42 66 63.6% 50 46 162 6.7 Duane Wojtala 8 7 16 43.8% 21 18 23 1.0 Pete Terry 6 2 4 50.0% 8 5 14 Steve Belisle 6 3 10 30.0% 11 10 15 Tracy Marquis 6 4 11 36.4% 8 17 16 Jerry LeVeque 2 1 4 25.0% 8 7 5 TEAM TOTALS 616 352 609 57.8% 325 902 1584 66.0 OPPONENTS 1204 50.1 69 BOTTOM ROW: Leonard Peterson-Manager, Ray Cordeiro, Jim Tumbow, Kenneth Thompson, Richard Murrill, Jim Reeve, Rick Fenton, Larry Buckingham-Manager, 2ND ROW: Tim Latham, Chris Cordeiro, Pat Wiley, Stephen Parsons, Tracy Marquis, Brent Sanders, Tom Russell, Lennard Sallee, Dan Nordhagen, Wayne Bull-Coach, BASKETBALL TEAM B” CHEERLEADERS Cathie Webb, Donna Fraser, Brenda Wojtala, Judy Fraser. FRONT ROW: Rick Fenton, Jim Reeve, Ed Hickel, Steve Parsons, Dennis Terry, Teny Reeve. SECOND ROW: Pete Terry, Doug Pound, Dennis Belisle, Terry Salo, Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Wes Teterud, Steve Belisle. BACK ROW: Coach Halverson, Bob C. Miller, Dale Pound, Tom Russell, Lennard Sallee, David Tack, Tim Latham, Chris Cordeiro, Ray Cordeiro, and Managers Larry Buckingham and Robert Miller. BADGER TRACK TEAM Coach Ralph Halverson’s track team of 1967 was the best since 1957. This year the team won fourth in district, fourth in divisional and fifth in State competition. Jim Cornelius, the greatest runner Cascade High School has seen in its history, holds school records of 51.1 in the 440, 23.4 in the 220, ancftied the school record of 10.5 in the 100. Cornelius also holds the district and divisional records in the 440 yard dash. Terry Salo set two new school records and the district record in the shotput. Salo hurled the discus 152’4 1 2” for a new school record and flipped the shot 52’3 1 2” also a record. He holds the district record of 51f 11 1 2” in the shotput. Duane Wojtala also set a new record in the triple jump. The Cascade mile relay team also had a fine year. The team members, Jim Cornelius, Duane Wojtala, Wes Teterud, and Chris Cordeiro, set a school record of 3:40.9. They finished second in district, second in divisional, and fifth in the State. The whole team will return next year. Senior champ Terry Salo was elected captain for the year. 71 DUANE WOJTALA WES TETERUD TERRY SALO BADGER JIM CORNELIUS THIN CLAD STEVE BELISLE DENNIS BELISLE RAY CORDEIRO CHRIS CORDEIRO LETTER MEN DOUG POUND PETE TERRY RICK FENTON ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1966 The Annual Homecoming, which is sponsored by the Student Council of C.H.S., was held September 25th this year. The festivities began with a Snake Dance and Pep Rally on Friday evening. Saturday morning, the parade was conducted through the streets of Cascade. Those included in the gay parade were the floats representing the four high school classes, the band, and the convertible carrying the king and queen of Homecoming. The school spirit of everyone was at an all-time high when the mighty Badger gridders surged onto the gridiron for the game between the Cascade Badgers and the Power Pirates. The Band presented a program entitled Welcome Home during the half-time. Queen Cindie Webb and King Mark Sanders were crowned at this point. Saturday evening climaxed a fun-filled weekend for the alumni of C.H.S. Honored at the Homecoming Dance were the Classes of '41, '42, '43, '44, '45, '56, and '61. Mike Smith (our heroic football star) and Bob Keyes (the wild and woolly pirate) vividly depict the theme of the Senior's Homecoming float, Pirates Beware! 75 TOURNAMENT ACTION CHRISTMAS BALL The theme of the annual Christmas Ball, which was presented by the Senior Class, was Winter Wonderland.” Andy Tesinsky's Orchestra provided music for a truly fun-filled evening. Candidates were elected from each class and then voted on at the Ball. They were: Seniors-Jan Pettit and Roger Baker; Juniors-Kathy McKamey and Steve Belisle; Sophomores-Sue Boynton and Dave Christenson; and Freshmen-Bonnie Reeve and Karl Glaesemann. Queen Jan Pettit and King Roger Baker were crowned at 11:00 after the grand march. The Seniors did a fine job of decorating the gym which was transformed into a real Winter Wonder- land. JAN PETTIT and ROGER BAKER CAROL MURPHY and BOB KEYES The Junior Prom, presented by the Junior Class in honor of the Seniors, had as its theme this year, Song in Your Heart. Climaxing the Grand March was the crowning of the King and Queen. The royal Senior couple was the lovely Carol Murphy and her handsome escort, Bob Keyes. This gala occasion was well-at- tended by all, including students, parents, and teachers. It was a memorable evening which will be long remembered by everyone who went. JUNIOR PROM 78 SADIE HA The Sadie Hawkins. Dance and Hayride, spon- sored by the Seniors, was held on May 5th. ’’The Missing Lynx, a swinging rock ’n roll band from Great Falls, provided music (?) for this groovy dance. This festive evening began with a hayride to which the girls brought box lunches for their dates. Covered with straw, the lively group then entered the school gym to dance to the raucous strains of the Missing Lynx. A special and unique feature of the affair was Marrying Sam who performed impromptu marriages which ex- pired at the stroke of midnight. The judges had a difficult time trying to select the best dressed boy and girl, but they arrived at a very satisfactory decision. Judy Hetherton (alias Marrying Sam ) and Duane Wojtala (the Sheriff) were chosen as King and Queen of Dogpatch.” DUANE WOJTALA and JUDY HETHERTON HOMECOMING ROYALTY Caroline gives Joe (Steve Belisle) a kiss on the cheek to prove to the Jet Set that he won their bet. Caroline (Tonia Straight) searches for a bird-watchers magazine in Ma Rand's drugstore, and runs into her little sister Susie who is being fed sodas by the boys. Howie (Gale Eller) and Johnnie (Don Lorang) look on as Caroline and Joe have a little chat. The cast gathers on stage after the play for a curtain call. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY This year the Junior Class presented its play You Can’t Kiss Caroline. They were under the direction of Mr. Bonamie and Mrs. Eisenzimer. Members of the cast were as follows: Caroline-Tonia Straight, Ma Rand-Kathy McKamey, Miss Jameson - Holly Cordeiro, Susie-Janice Lee, ’’Smooth Set from East End High”: Milt-Wes Teterud, Johnnie-Don Lorang, Willie-Doug Pound, Joe-Steve Belisle, Stanley - Ken Mesaros, Howie-Gale Eller, Bunney-Lynn Cunningham, Shirley-Cindy Payne, Pat-Diana Sander- son, Jeannette-Diane Johnson, and Sally-Linda Marxer. Others who were vital to the success of the play were: Sharleen Cristofor, Business Manager; Loretta Sallee, Phyllis Maxwell, and Beulah Curtis, Make-up; Ron Gray and Sue Ann Bums, Prompters; Pete Terry, Bill Miller, Delbert Lemons, Louis McAlister, and Dennis LeVeque, Stage Properties. 80 Judy Hetherton is presenting the 4th place trophy to Jim Cornelius at the District Track Meet. Is that you, Mr. Lewis? Or could it be Batman from Outer Space? Bob Keyes (best-dressed boy) and Carol Murphy swing to the beat of The Knyghts uv DAE. Raggedy Ann (Julie Shumate) and Andy (Roger Baker) are having their picture taken. SURPRISE!! FRENCH CLUB MASQUERADE DANCE Miss Morgenstern is really clowning it up at the Ball. She's quite a card, right, Miss O'Brien? Why so perplexed, Miss O'Brien? Melan Buck keeps cool, (maybe she has a secret!). Proud Seniors begin their march through the crowded gymnasium. Their heads are held high as they carry their candles which will be passed on to the Juniors. Mrs. Carlson's chorus lends a musical note to the Graduation exercises. The girls are dressed in a colorful array of formals. Miss Harriet Miller, Superintendent of Public In- struction, delivers her speech entitled Your Future and You. Seniors were very much impressed with her ideas. The Seniors have just received their diplomas from Mr. Wm. Cummings who is Chairman of the School Board. Looking on are Miss Miller, Mr. Prestbo, Mr. Bull, Rev. Fr. Crowley, and Reverend Moorehead. In the background can be seen the motto of the Senior class. 82 —... The audience looks on as the smiling and radiant faces of the Seniors pass by them. They are very much elated, having just received their diplomas The reception line brings with it many mixed emotions, tears, joy, and laughter. The Seniors are joyful because they are now about to enter the adult world, but perhaps a bit nostalgic also, remembering the great times they have had at C.H.S. GRADUATION Baccalaureate services for the Class of 1967 were held Sunday evening, May 21st in the School Gym. The Invocation was given by Reverend Moorehead. The Chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Carlson, sang the beautiful and very appropriate HE and Green Cathedral. A very inspiring Baccalaureate Address was delivered by Rev. Fr. Crowley. Give of Your Best to the Master was the piano solo performed by Kathy McKamey. A moving rendition of Eternal Life was sung by Miriam Perry. The services were brought to a close as the Seniors marched out to the Recessional. The day which the Class of 1967 had long awaited finally arrived on May 22nd. Graduation exercises began as the capped and gowned Seniors marched down the aisle which was lined on both sides by Juniors who received the candles which the Seniors had been carrying. Reverend Moorehead again gave the Invocation. The Welcome Salutatory was delivered by Julie Shumate. A lovely piano solo, Born Free , was played by Linda Marxer. Karen McKamey then gave her Valedictory which was followed by two choral selections, My Favorite Things and Try to Remember. Your Future and You was the theme of the excellent speech given by Miss Harriet Miller, Superin- tendent of Public Instruction. Cindy Salo performed a touching vocal solo entitled, Tonight. Mr. Bull then presented the Class of 1967. Mr. Wm. Cummings, School Board Chairman, presented the diplomas to the graduating Seniors. The Seniors carried many fond memories with them as they marched out of the doors of Cascade High School and into a bright, new world. 83 The Seniors are really swinging at the Christmas skits! We love your mini-skirt, Jerry! Would you believe this is our athlete, big Bob Marquis. CENTERED ON SENIORS Little Peter Cottontail?? No, it's our own Mr. Bull! M.I.E.A. delegates, Julie Shumate, Carol Murphy, and June Sanderson on campus at the University of Seniors sell goodies at the concession Montana, stand. 84 Penny Hastings hard at work for Mr. Halverson. Seniors perform an illegal sit-down strike while waiting for the annual advisor to arrive. Right, Mr. Bull? 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