Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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HASTINGS LEADS Janet Bauch Margaret Belisle Rick Berg Gary Birkenbuel Cheryl Hastings President Susan Cornelius Vice President Rocky Hocevar Marsha Layton Sue Lemons Dana Daiko Missy Etheridge Ron Fenton Doris Goss r ) Kenny McKamey

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Jimmie Lou Cummings On Chicago Trip Jimmie Lou Cummings, 15, of Cascade, left Thanksgiving morn- ing by train from Helena to attend National 4-H Club Congress in Chi- cago. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cummings, Jimmie is a sophomore at Cascade High School, and a 6 year member of the CasH cade Busy Beavers 4-H Club. Jimmie won her trip for outstand- ing achievement in “Food Preser- vation”. Other projects she has car- ried include clothing, food nutrition, home improvement, electric, gar- den and Junior Leadership. Jimmie has also been active in her clubs’ health and safety program. CHS Student Council Elects The Student Council officers for the 1970-71 school term were an- nounced by President Ray Cordeiro at the Junior Prom on April 4th. They are as follows: Dana Darko, president; Lenny Wright, vice pres- ident; Susan O’Neill, secretary, and Connie Teterud, reporter. Sharon Young was appointed as treasurer. These persons will be installed as officers at a later date; however, they will attend several meetings before their terms begin. Sheryl Young, CHS Student Council Reporter. are not put in this world to sit still and know; WE are put into it to act. Woodrow Wilson UNDERCLASSMEN RayMarxer Wins Trip To Minnesota Ray Marxer, a member of the Smith River Wranglers 4-H Club, [ias won an expenses paid, six-day [rip to Duluth and Minneapolis, Minn., on the basis of his 4-H a- chievements and record book. The award was given by Peavey Co. Ray left to tour the Peavey Grain Elevator and the Grain Exchange. A junior at Cascade High School, Ray is carrying on four 4-H pro- jects, beef breeding, beef fattening, field crops and junior leadership. Speech Class To Present PTA Program Students of the Cascade High School Speech Class, under the direction of Mrs. Cameron Green, will present a public program on Tuesday, April 14th. Sponsored by Cascade Parent Teachers Assn., The pathway of peace is the longest and most beset with obstacles the human race has to tread; the goal may be distant, but WE must press on. the recital will be heldirnh ujji school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Included on the program will be the following: Oratory: Alan Heik- kila, Ross Kesler, Robert Miller, and Ron Strizich; Poetry: Merle Fraser, Tim Latham, Kathy Mine- han and Connie Teterud; Drama: Robin Gruel, Joyce Evans, Jeri Lantz, Jayne Tamol; Humorous: Cindy Smith, Dean Mikes, John Hamilton, Behh Roehm, and Jeff Hamlett. During intermission, a musica) medley will be presented through the talents of Mickey Perry, Bon- nie Reeve, and Kenny Thompson. At this meeting there will be in- stallation of officers for the coming year and delegates to be chosen for the State PTA Convention in Bil- lings April 16, 17, 18. —Charles Evans Hughes

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CLASS OF ’71 Janet Standley Colleen Teterud Debra Wojtala Della Wojtala Sharon Young