Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1971 volume:

POSTAL STRIKE BADGERS I CASCADE HIGH SCHOOl Cascade, Montana ____________U—L__________ We, the editors of the '71' Ketochi proudly present to you this year of memories. We hope the 71 Ketochi will be a yearbook that you will long treasure as a part of your years spent at Cascade High School. The past year has been an eventful year for the students of Cascade High School. Even though many of the activities in which we took part were firsts for us in our personal lives, they were lasts in our role as high school students. After graduation, steadies will be broken up, sports honors will lose their glamour, personally treasured class jokes will lose their humor, and the close friendships that were built in the past four years will slowly be- gin to drift apart. Although to some of you the '71' Ketochi may only be paper, pictures, and print; we wish that in the future it may mean much more. We hope that in the years to come we may use the '71 Ketochi to help recall all of the fond memories which were made within these walls, and the '71' Ketochi will help us to realize that the four years we spent on the hill were four of the best years of our lives. 2 Lynda Lord and Della Wojtala The 1971 Ketochi Co-Editors Lennard Wright, Jeff Hamlett 3 Teresa Hastings, Miss JoEllen Conwell - Adviser, Connie Teterud. Dana Darko, Kathy Olson, Margaret Belisle, Randy Cox. In appreciation and with many fond memories, we dedicate this page to our beloved Mrs. Green. :' Mrs. Donna Green - Adviser Lois Perry, Greg Winterrowd YOU’RE MY GUEST IN THOUGHT Once a day, and sometimes more, You knock upon my daydream door, And I say warmly, Come right in, I'm glad you're here with me again! Then we sit down and have a chat, Recalling this, discussing that, Until some task that I must do Forces me away from you— Reluctantly I say good-bye, Smiling with a little sigh, For though my dreams bring you near I wish that you were really here— But what reality can't change My dreams and wishes can arrange-- And through my wishing you'll be brought To me each day, a guest in thought. M. Hughes James Pollack We, the class of '71' dedicate this yearbook to James Pollack. Jim, a friend of all, is fondly remembered for his kind and friendly ways. In memory he will be with us always. 4 remember when.. Bob Latham’8 pet geese flew over the English room. The Seniors rode on boards to Boulder and Warm Springs. Lynda Lord turned on the stove in the concession stand and smelled the mouse trap burning. • T ' Marcia Murphy and Glenna Smith were found hiding on the lumber rack in the Vo Ag room with Rocky Hocevar. Mike McGurie got shot at the National School Assembly. Ron Fenton missed a question on his Social Problems test because he didn't know what pornography was until he saw' it. Albert Jenkins found a worm in his spice cake. The Senior class went to Helena to the legislature and toured the museum. The Social Problems class played life boat. Sue Lemons told the class that lesbian wa6 the capitol of Portugal. The bus driver fox our Senior sneak trip. Ronald Victor Fenton Bonnie Hamann Thomas John Hocevar Albert C. Jenkins Robert C. Latham Susan Pauline Lemons Sharalee Squires Lucinda Goss Alan Monger DEADLY Don't shoot, ole buddy. Thank you C. E. I think I'm going to cry! The Senior Henry Gilcrest...................................... Aunt Ethel.......................................... Margie.............................................. Pumpkin............................................. Jill................................................ Gladys.............................................. Aunt Stella......................................... Clarissa............................................ Ernestine....................................... . • Ernie .............................................. Mr. Bumpus.......................................... Sleepy ............................................. C.E. Grimm.......................................... Dr. Earnest......................................... Director............................................ Student Director.................................... A friend what's needy is a friend indeedy, I'm Mr. Bumpus, friend. Oh Henry, I knew you couldn't do it. ERNEST Class Play ...................................Rocky Hocevar ...................................Colleen Teterud ...................................Cheryl Hastings ...................................Debra Wojtala ................................ . Marcia Murphy ...................................Colleen Moll ...................................Margaret Be lisle , .................................Susan Cornelius ...................................Della Wojtala ............................... Gary Birkenbuel ...................................Randy Cox ...................................Ron Fenton ...................................Ken McKamey ...................................Dana Darko ...................................Miss Cervanka ...................................Rose Pettit We came to say goodbye to Henry. Dere ain't gonna be not stealin', Sleepy. I'm deformed The cast gets last minute instructions from the ad- visor. Is it that bad, Ray? Come on Ron, you can make it.. Studying at High School Week?? And it says right here that... . I'll bet one cookie and raise you two.. .. remember when. . . Mona Ethridge went to sit down in Study Hall and missed the seat. Joanne Gibson brought a pillow to school. George Cristman shared a blanket with Janella Crawford at one of the football games. The juniors wrote Right On, on their underground paper. Merle Frasier fell down the stairs in the gym. Sandra Lasher won the award for writing the best notes. Diane Pettapiece won the Poppy Poster contest. Sue Penner sat on Gordon Penner's lap in the Junior homeroom. Lenny Wright, Jerry Thompson and Sheryl Young ran for Student Council President on separate tickets. Kathy Olson, Karin Heikkila, Sam Payne and John Hamilton were kicked out of the Commercial room. Juniors were last in line at the picnic lunch. ENERGETIC JUNIORS Dorothy Amundson Duncan Ferguson Elizabeth Gibson Carol Gordon Colleen Gray Rosanne Berger Steve Cabrin Lenny Wright President Roger Durham Vice President Ernest Crider Jimmie Cummings Donna Erickson LED BY WRIGHT Sheryl Young Secretary- Treasurer Barbara Marxer Reporter Doris Hastings Roberta Hastings Doug LeVeque Debbie Mallory Monty Meer Dave Miller Jerry Thompson Ricky Vaught Rae Yarger Gail Young Do you find English that much to smile about John? 21 The Juniors are always where the action is!!! THE CAST Pat ... . Velma. . . Mrs. Warren Earl .... Olivia . . . Matthew . . Louise . . . Sharp . . . Mrs. Noster. Miss Emerson Robert Moore Barbara Marxer Sheryl Young Carol Gordon Lenny Wright Donna Erickson David Miller Jimmie Cummings Doug LeVeque Rae Yarger Denise Catania Jerry Thompson 22 Director . . . . Student Director. Miss Rena Cervenka Patricia Pettapiece It's Granny Durham. And do you know what else? It's been indicated to me. Laying down on the job again? Please, open your mouths! Waiting of the big moment. CLASS Ross Kesler Treasurer Connie Teterud Reporter John Ball Dennis Birkenbuel Chet Brown Linda Crider Roger Cummings Janet Cunningham Joe Damon Randi Fjield Merle Fraser Robin Gruel James Hamann John Hamilton Nancy Harris Teresa Hastings OF’73 Sandy La Fontaine Sandy Lasher Dean Mikes Richard Monger Jean Moore LeAnn Pate Sam Payne Dennis Piilola Beth Roehm Bobbi Sanford Elaine Slater Susan Squires Ron Strizich Jayne Tamol John Wilson Gary Woolsey 26 Let's give a cheer for the opposite side! And here is just a part of the X-rated Soph. skit.. Greg Winterrowd Mike Marquis Kathy Standley Robby Brattain Lois Perry President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter FUN FRESHMEN Robin Anderson Roxanne Beard Geraldine Berg Micheal Berg Becky Berger Bob Berger Linda Brug Dale Cabrin Janelle Crawford Larry Cummings Kevin Darko Larry Erickson Mona Ethridge Mike Fisher Jeri Fortune Joanne Gibson Steve Gordon Rocky Goss Wes Gruel Scott Hanson Debbie Harrington Phyllis Lord Janella Mathis Candy McAlister Jakie McAlister Wes Mikes Scott Milner Kathy Palm April Pettapiece Ruth Pettapiece Charles Pierce Debe Prickett Wanda Styren Rowann Styren Randy Durham Kivorme Tucker John Tumbow Nat Webb Boy this food sure is good! ! ! Gee Greg, you look so cute... Track was something new for the Freshman girls, but they gave it their all. More fun at the school picnic. We see that Vickie and KiVonne are being their natural selves again. a Where did you get the new pair of legs, Wes??? Greg W. was the mighty coach for the girls basket- ball team. It looks like a few of those Freshman can afford to eat. The freshmen cheerleaders really get into the swing of things. remember when. . . Della W., Debra W., Cheryl H., and Lynda Lord got Outstanding Teenager of America Awards. Janet Standley was chosen Valedictorian of the class of 1971. Cheryl Hastings was chosen Salutatorian of the class of 1971. Ray Marxer was given the Stockmens Bank Award of $100. Dave Smith was given the Stockmens Bank Award of $100. Della Wojtala and Margaret Belisle were awarded the John F. Seaton Award for the college of their choice. Lynda Lord, Cheryl Hastings, Kenneth McKamey, Della Wojtala, Ray Marxer, Leonard Wright, Debra Mallory, Barbara Marxer and John Wilson were award Heisey Awards. Robby Brattain was awarded the State Star Green Hand award. Ray Marxer was given an award for FFA Public Speaking Contest. The girls track team was awarded with the State Championship trophy for the third year in a row. iv j' , V. W. 3 3 AWARDS.. . Janet Standley Valedictorian Honor Cord Outstanding Typing II MSU High School Week Perfect Attendance Cheryl Hastings Salutatori an Honor Cord Heisey Award MSU High School Week Who's Who Among High School Students Outstanding Teenager of America Award Society of Outstanding High School Students Della Wojtala Honor Cord Heisey Award Seaton Scholarship MSU High School Week Outstanding Teenager of America Award Who's Who Among High School Students Lynda Lord Honor Cord Heisey Award Outstanding Typing II MSU High School Week Outstanding Teenager of America Award Who's Who Among High School Students Society of Outstanding High School Students Mark Buckingham Honor Cord Outstanding Teenager of America Award Society of Outstanding High School Students 34 Debra Wojtala Honor Cord Perfect Attendance Cheer Queen Outstanding Teenager of America Award Who's Who Among High School Students Glenna Smith Honor Cord Randy Cox Honor Cord Americanism Award Society of Outstanding High School Students Margaret Belisle Seaton Scholarship Raymond Marxer Heisey Award Stockmans Bank Award Susan Cornelius Society of Outstanding High School Students David Smith Stockmans Bank Award 35 Kenneth McKamey Sharon Young Heisey Award Americanism Award Perfect Attendance Susan Lemons Betty Crocker Award Lenny Wright Boys State Delegate Heisey Award Barbara Marxer Girls State Delegate Heisey Award Jerry Thompson Boys State Delegate John Murphy Boys State Delegate Danny Guptill Boys State Alternate Ricky Vaught Boys State Alternate Americansim Award Debra Mallory Heisey Award John Wilson Heisey Award Jimmy Cummings Americanism Award Sheryl Young Girls State Alternate 36 remember when- - - Miss Rose sat on the poo poo cushion in Senior home room! Mr. Woody was consistent--eating candy in the Senior Math class! The women faculty played the senior girls in volleyball, and remember who won? It wasn t the faculty was it? Mrs. Green made good use of the going away present the Senior class gave her. Miss Con we 11 was instructed to hold hands and sit on Mr. Romness's lap, and she asked, Is that all? Mr. Prestbo announced there would be no initiation. Mr. Evenson sponsored a page in the yearbook. Miss Rose told the Seniors that baby boys come from under cabbage leaves and baby girls from roses! Mr. Evenson asked Doris Hastings for a Birthday kiss. Miss Lachenmaier sang her fly song at the teachers Christmas Party. Miss Tuckerman and Miss Conwell ate Oscar B. Prestbo, Superintendent B.S. Degree, Mayville State Teachers College M.E. Degree, U of M Mrs. Mabel Anderson Office Secretary Mrs. Liz Loveland Study Hall Supervisors Teachers Aid Mrs. Mary Nicholson Study Hall Supervisors Teachers Aid Miss Janice Lachenmaier B. S. Degree, MSU Home Ec., Science Miss Rena Cervanka B.S. Degree, MSU Speech, English Miss Joan Rose B.A. Degree, UM English, Spanish, Girl's Track Mr. Donald Rose B.S. Degree, MSU Science, P.E., History Athletics Director 1UUS JWIC, V, sJ, English, Library, Annual Advisor. Gary Romness B. S. Degree, M.S.IJ, Vocational Agriculture Mr. O. Ronald Evenson 40 Mr. John Fried B.S. Degree, Bemidji State College B.S. Degree, E.M.C. Graduate Studies, U.N.D., B.S.C., M.S.U. Math, Athletics Business Ed. , Driver Ed. Miss Conwell B.S. Degree, E. M.C. English Mr. William Cornelius B.S. Degree, M.S.U. Science, Math Mr. Woody B.S. Degree, College of Great Falls Social Studies Miss Tuckerman 41 B.S. Degree, College of Great Falls Music Mrs. Lyon B.S. Degree, Murray State University Art Education ADMINISTRATION This page is dedicated to Toots Franhaufer for her many ser- vices, long hours and ever- lasting patience as head cook at C.H. S., for the past four- teen years. Cooks: Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Woolsey, Mrs. Fraunhofer. School Board: Gladys Hughes, John Gordon, Lester Standley, Bill Cummings, Elwood Webb. Bus Drivers: Liz Loveland, Jerry Schroeder, Ken Gilbert, Gary Standley, Al McDonald, Arlen Kitson. Custodians: Mr. Stone, Mr. Freeman, Mr. McBride. remember when. . . They had a fire drill at the annual staff workshop in Great Falls? Pep Club decided to wear dresses instead of slacks to basketball games? The FFA finally had their slave sale after being postponed how many times? The FHA girls didn't get much sleep at their slumber parties, due to a few unexpected guests. The Badger Paws washed and cleaned cars on Earth Day? The band received an excellent rating at the District Music Festival in Great Falls? The Chorus taped a Christmas television program ? Theresa Hastings drove the Driver's Ed car into the playground in Great Falls? Library Club decided to have a swimming party in Great Falls? Pep Club decided to practice cheers with the cheerleaders? The girls at the speech tournament stayed in the boys room until 4:00 a. m. talking about religion. (43) BAND AND First Row: Susan Cornelius, Margaret Belisle, Jimmie Cummings, Barbara Marxer, Debra Mallory. Second Row: Vicki Strizich, Kathy Standley, Jim Lemieux, Rosanne Berger, Carol Gordon. Third Row: Randy Cox, Dave Smith, Wes Mikes, Mike Fisher. Standing: Roger Cummings. DIRECTOR, MISS BONNIE TUCKERMAN Left to right: Phyllis Lord, Janet Latham, Debra Wojtala, Mona Ethridge, Della Wojtala, Judy Peterson, Roberta Hastings. TWIRLERS First Row: Janet Cunningham, Becky Berger, Linda Johnson, Lynda Lord, Linda Pettit. Second Row: Colleen Moll, Robin Anderson, Elaine Slater, Greg Winterrowd, Colleen Teterud. Third Row: Larry Cummings, Steve Gordon, Larry Erickson, Dana Darko, Mike McGuire. Standing: Westy Gruel, Kivonne Tucker, Lois Perry, Duncan Ferguson, Rose Pettit. Band officers for the year were President, Randy Cox; Vice Presi- dent, David Smith; Secretary-Treasurer, Margaret Belisle; and Business Manager, Colleen Moll and Susan Cornelius. The band started the year by leading the Homecoming Parade. Throughout the football and basketball season, the band and twirlers presented several half-time performances and also played between games for the entertainment of the crowd. Included in the performances was the twirlers appearance at the District Tournaments in Havre. The band presented two concerts; the Fall Concert on November 22, and the Spring Concert on April 4. The band traveled to Great Falls for the Spring Festival. The band was under the supervision and direction of Bonnie Tuckerman, a graduate from the College of Great Falls. 45 MIXED ENSEMBLE First Row: Beth Roehm, Judy Peterson, Cheryl Hastings, Colleen Moll, Susan Cornelius, Debra Mallory. Second Row: Mike McGuire, Rose Pettit, Colleen Teterud, Barbara Marxer, Kathy Minehan, Kathy Standley (accompianist). Third Row: Kevin Darko, Dave Smith, Jim Lemieux, Steve Cabrin, Roger Durham. BOYS GROUP First Row: Mike McGuire, Jim Lemieux, Dave Smith, Kevin Darko, Second Row: Dana Darko, Rodger Durham, Mike Fisher, Steve Cabrin. GIRLS SPECIAL CHORUS First Row: Vicky Strizich, Robin Anderson, Second Row: Debbie Standley, Roxy Beard, Kivonne Tucker, Lynda Lord, Third Row: Della Wojtala, Debra Wojtala. Two concerts were held during the 1970-71 term. The CHS chorus took part in both. The chorus consisted of about forty kids. The instructor was Miss Bonnie Tuckerman. Smaller groups were organized by Miss Tuckerman from people in chorus. These small groups and the chorus sang for a Christmas program for television. District Music Festival was held in Great Falls. Mixed ensemble, Boy’s quartet, two duets, and solos done by Mike McGuire, Dana Darko, Dave Smith, Jim Lemieux, and Debra Mallory did very well The year was ended with a concert entitled SOMETHING DIFFER- ENT which included selections from Fiddler on the Roof. 47 First Row: Dana Darko, Lenny Wright, Susan O'Neill, Sharon Young, Connie Teterud, ADVISOR, MR. OSCAR PRESTBO. Second Row: Randy Cox, Judy Peterson, Lynda Lord, Della Wojtala, Susan Cornelius, Colleen Moll, Debra Wojtala, Cheryl Hastings, Mike McGuire. Third Row: Jeff Hamlett, Jerry Thompson, Mark Buckingham, Margaret Belisle, Kathy Minehan, Ray Marxer, Greg Winterrowd. STUDENT COUNCIL The officers of the 1970-71 school year in Student Council were: President-Dana Darko; Vice President-Leonard Wright; Secretary-Susan O'Neill; Treasurer-Sharon Young; and Reporter-Connie Teterud. The first important event of the year was Homecoming, which was organized by the Student Council. Five representatives went to the State Student Council Convention that was held in Great Falls on November 20 and 21. Dana Darko, Randy Cox, Jerry Thompson, Margaret Belisle and Greg Winterrowd were our representatives. At Christmas the Student Council had the honor of organizing all the preparations, such as a tree, drawing names, and making sure everyone got a present. The Student Council was responsible for the creation of the Student Advisory Board, the members of which are the presidents of the classes and the President of Student Coun- cil. The purpose of this Advisory Board is to present to the School Board the opinions of the students. Results of the Student Advisory Board are the pop machine and the liberalized dress code. The Student Council District Convention was April 24 at Harve. Leonard Wright, Connie Teterud and Mike McGuire were our delegates. Student Council has plans of renovation of the C on the butte crete CHS on the front lawn. 48 and of making a con- First Row: Mark Buckingham, Debra Wojtala, Della Wojtala, Cheryl Hastings, Lynda Lord. Second Row: Advisor-Mr. Allen, Carol Gordon, Susan O'Neill, Jimmie Cummings, Sheryl Young, Glenna Smith. Third Row: Randy Cox, Lenny Wright. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Cascade National Honor Society was welcomed by a new advisor, Mr. Allen from Great Falls. Officers for the year were President-Mark Buckingham; Vice-president - Debra Wojtala; Secretary-Della Wojtala; Treasurer-Cheryl Hastings; and Reporter- Lynda Lord. The concession stand provided the major income for the club, as every member took their turn working after school. Induction ceremony was held during a pep rally and the new members received their first year pins while the second year members received a second year pin. Those installed were Glenna Smith, Randy Cox, Lenny Wright, Sheryl Young, Carol Gordon, Susan O'Neil, and Jimmie Cummings. A snowmobiling party was scheduled with the Simms Honor Society, but due to lack of snow the club was unable to have it. Plans are presently being made to have an artist paint a badger in the center of the gymnasium. 49 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Cascade Chapter of Future Homemakers of America began the 1970-71 school year with an installation tea for the Freshmen. Officers in- stalled were: President Margaret Belisle; Vice FVesident Colleen Teterud; Secretary-Treasurer Connie Teterud; Historian Roberta Hastings; Reporter Rose Pettit; Song Leader Linda Pettit. Total members of the club this year reached twenty-eight. Our advisor was Miss Janis Lachenmier, the Home Economics Instructor. Ray Marxer was our new Mr. FHA. FHA'ers sold pens and Christmas candles. Pup- pets and Christmas gifts were sent to Boulder. The FHA joined the FFA in a spirited Christmas caroling in Cascade and then to Ulm for refreshments. During the second semester, Clash Day, Mr. Irresistable Day, and Tiger Eat 'Em Up Day were held as something different in the routine of an usual school day. Two slumber parties were held at the Castner Falls hall. Both were a great success and the girls attending had fun, (no sleep). Cascade was well represented at both the District and State Convention. For the District Conven- tion held at Hobson, the officers presented their talent as elderly ladies talking about what the FHA club was doing. Becky Berger and Barbie Marxer were voting delegates. Robin Anderson, Joan Gibson, and Rose Pettit sang a pollution song. The State Convention was held in Great Falls, making it possible for quite a few mem- bers to attend. Connie Teterud and Becky Berger were voting delegates and Sharry Squires was chorus delegate. The two day convention ended with a banquet and installation of new officers. A style show sponsored by the PTA featuring the Home Economics students and members of FHA, escorted by FFA members was held in the spring. Horoscopic Panorama , provided the theme for the show. HOMEMa AMERICA First Row: Linda Pettit, Roberta Hastings, Rose Pettit, Ray Marxer, Margaret Belisle, Colleen Teterud, Connie Teterud. Second Row: Marcia Murphy, Glenna Smith, Sharron Young, Robin Anderson, Judy Peterson, Cheryl Hastings, Barbara Marxer, Advisor-Janis Lauchenmier. Third Row: Geraldine Berg, Janet Bauch, Roxie Beard, Susan Smith, Linda Brug, Debe Prickett, Missy Ethridge, Becky Berger, Janet Cunningham. Fourth Row: Mona Ethridge, Joanne Gibson, Kivonne Tucker, Sharry Squires, Elizabeth Gibson, Janet Standley, Bonnie Hamann, Doris Hastings. 50 F.F. A. Chapter Sweetheart- Cheryl Hastings FUTURE FARMERS First Row: Rocky Hocevar, Dave Smith, John Roehm, Advisor - Gary Romness, Cheryl Hastings, Ray Marxer, Ken McKamey, Ron Fenton. Second Row: Robby Brattain, Scott Hansen, Rodger Durham, Allan Heikkala, Jody Johnson, Robert Polich, Gary Birkenbuel, Steve Cabrin, Jim Hamann. Third Row: John Turnbow, Chet Rrown, Randy Olson, Larry Cummings, Jim Lemieux, Harry Hickel, Dale Cabrin, Eddy Murphy, Randy Durham, Steve Gordon, Fourth Row: Bob Berger, Wes Mikes, Jack Sanderson, Geroge Cristman, John Hamilton, Gordon Penner, Allan Munger, Curt Moore, Richard Munger, Jakie McAllister, Wayne Earling, Wes Gruel. OF AMERICA For the term of 1970-71, the officers for the Cascade FFA Chapter were: Albert Jenkins- President; Ray Marxer-Vice President; Ken McKamey-Treasurer; Rocky Hocevar-Secretary; John Roehm-Reporter; Gary Birkenbuel-Sentinel; and Dave Smith-Parliamentarian. Ray Marxer, Ken McKamey, Dave Smith, John Roehm and Rocky Hocevar attended the District Range and Soil meet at Fairfield. Cascade placed fourth at the meet. The Cascade Chapter displayed two booths at the State Fair. The FFA booth theme was Where the Farmer's Dollar is Spent, A. I. was the theme of the Ag booth. Both booths won awards. Also winning awards was the Range and Soil judging team, which placed second at the State Fair. Mr. Romness, was the new advisor for the Cascade Chapter, replacing Ralph Mannix. Mr. Romness had a chance to meet all of the mem- bers before the beginning of the school term. Dave Smith, Albert Jenkins, Harry Hickel, Gary Birkenbuel, and Ken McKamey went to the Winter Fair in Bozeman for a livestock judging contest. Albert Jenkins won the honor of being the top judge for the state. At the Glacier meet the Cascade Chapter placed second. During the State Convention in Bozeman, Ray Marxer took second in Public Speaking, with the speech A Good Sire or Alot of Bull, in which he took top honors at district meet. He also won the individual sweepstake award. Robby Brattain took first in the State Greenhand Award. Others going to state were Albert Jenkins, Ken McKamey, and Dave Smith for the judging team. Mr. F. H. A.-Raymond Marxer 5] First Row: Jeff Hamlet, Mike McGuire, Kathy Minehan, Della Wojtala, ADVISOR, JOAN ROSE. Second Row: Debra Wojtala, Mark Buckingham, Lynda Lord, Cheryl Hastings, Susan Cornelius, Robin Gruel. Third Row: Missy Ethridge, Greg Winterrowd, Dana Darko, Patricia Pettapiece, Kathy Standley. Fourth Row: Jimmie Cummings, Teresa Hastings, Beth Roehm, LeAnn Pate, Ruth Pettapiece, Linda Crider. SPEECH CLUB The Cascade Speech Club attended five speech meets throughout the school year. These meets were at Great Falls, Lewistown, Billings, Bozeman, and the district meet in Great Falls. Students had a choice of participating in any of the following events: oral interpreta- tion, original oratory, boys and girls extemporaneous speaking, impromptu, memo- rized public address, debate, pantomine or expository. Kathy Minehan placed in the semi-finals at Great Falls, and Lois Perry took third in memorized public address at Lewistown. Officers of the club were President-Lenny Wright j Vice-President-Mark Buckingham; Secretary-Ron Strizich; Reporter-Kathy Minehan; and Historian-Lois Perry. The Speech Club advisor was Miss Rena Cervenka. 52 First Row: Jeff Hamlett, Mike McGuire, Kathy Minehan, Della Wojtala, Advisor-Miss Rose. Second Row: Debra Wojtala, Mark Buckingham, Lynda Lord, Chery Hastings, Sue Cornelius, Robin Gruel. Third Row: Missy Ethridge, Greg Winterrowd, Mike Webster, Dana Darko, Patty Pettapiece, Kathy Standley. Fourth Row: Jimmie Cummings, Teresa Hastings, Beth Roehm, Lean Pate, Ruth Pettapiece, and Linda Crider. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club for the 1970-71 school term opened with the election of new of- ficers. The officers were as follows: President-Jeff Hamlett, Vice President-Merle Fraser, Secretary-Treasurer-Kathy Minehan, and Reporter-Della Wojtala, their advisor was Miss Joan Rose. The Spanish Club had fourteen members. In order to be a member of Spanish Club these members had to have at least one year of Spanish and had to pay 25$ dues. All fourteen members followed the requirement. During the year the Spanish Club planned a picnic and a dinner. 53 First Row: Colleen Moll, Judy Peterson, Carol Gordon, Patty Pettapiece, Debra Wojtala, Susan Cornelius, Cheryl Hastings, Dana Darko, Mark Buckingham, Merle Fraser. Second Row: Margaret Belisle, Lois Perry, Rose Pettit, Sandra LaFontaine, Connie Teterud, ADVISOR, MR. RONALD EVENSON, Sheryl Young, Barbara Marxer, Jimmie Cummings, Sharalee Squires, Della Wojtala. Third Row: Ronnie Fenton, Jim Lemieux, Mike McGuire, Randy Cox, Lenny Wright, Ray Marxer, Monty Meer, Glenna Smith, Lynda Lord. KETOCHI NEWSPAPER STAFF The 1970-1971 Ketochi Newspaper Staff consisted of the following: Editors-Colleen Moll and Judy Peterson; Co-Editors-Patricia Pettapiece and Carol Gordon; Business Managers-Sue Cornelius and Cheryl Hastings; Grade School Editors-Dana Darko and Mike McGuire; Sports Editors-Mark Buckingham and Albert Jenkins; Head Typist- Debra Wojtala; Assistant Typists-Carol Gordon, Lynda Lord, and Lenny Wright; Head Proofreader-Merle Fraser; Stencilists-Jim Lemieux and Sandy LaFontaine; Class Re- porters-Margaret Belisle, Barbie Marxer, Connie Teterud and Lois Perry; Art Staff - Della Wojtala and Sharry Squires; and Advisor-Mr. Ronald Evenson. Other members turned in stories and helped work on the paper. The goal of Ketochi Club this year has been to issue a paper every two weeks con- taining articles for enjoyment and information about what has been happening in and around our school. 54 First Row: Mark Buckingham, Judy Peterson, Colleen Moll, Randy Cox, Cheryl Hastings, Diana Pettapiece, Sheryl Young, Lois Perry, Barbara Marxer, Della Wojtala, ADVISOR, MRS. DONNA GREEN. Second Row: Rosanne Berger, Roberta Hastings, Jimmie Cummings, Missy Ethridge, Monty Meer, Eddy Murphy, Phyllis Lord, April Pettapiece, Gary Birkenbuel, Janet Latham, Sue Lemmons, Debra Wojtala. Third Row: Lynda Lord, Kathy Olson, Margaret Belisle, Connie Teterud, Donna Erickson, Merle Fraser, Lorrie Kelly, Carol Gordon, Patricia Pettapiece. Fourth Row: Lenny Wright, Rodger Durham, Jim Lemieux, Mike McGuire, Dana Darko, Ray Marxer, Sue Cornelius, Jerry Thompson, Dave Miller. LIBRARY CLUB Cascade High School was host to the District Library Convention held in Great Falls. Sheryl Young was elected District President, while Diana Petapiece and Lois Perry were chosen as Co-Historians. State officers from the school this year were Randy Cox-Treasurer, and Cheryl Hastings-Historian. Local club officers were: FYesident- Colleen Moll; Vice-president-Albert Jenkins; Secretary-treasurer-Judy Peterson; Parliamentarian-Mark Buckingham; Reporter-Barbara Marxer; and Historian-Diana Pettapiece. The job as advisor changed due to the moving of Mrs. Donna Green. Our new advisor was Miss Jo Ellen Conwell, who joined us at the beginning of the second semester. The club would like to express their appreciation to both of our advisors for a job well done. A dance was sponsored by the library club as a money making project. 55 First Row: Randy Cox, Mike McGuire, Ron Fenton. Second Row: Debby Mallory, Lynda Lord, Glenna Smith, Susan Cornelius. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization composed of students who are interested in becoming teachers. These students go into a classroom and help the teachers instruct their students. They are given different responsibilities and a chance to work with the children. At the end of each six weeks they receive a grade based on their performance in the classroom. This year there were seven students participating in FTA. They were Randy Cox, Mike McGuire, Ron Fenton, Lynda Lord, Susan Cornelius, Debby Mallory, Glenna Smith and Sue Lemons. Randy was in Mrs. Lovcik's room and was in charge of the fourth grader’s physical education. Mike took FTA under Miss Tuckerman and helped with her music students. Ron was in Mrs. Reissing's room and worked with her third grade students. For the first semester Lynda helped Mrs. Gordon with her remedial readers and during the second semester she tutored a high school student. Susan helped Mrs. Pearson with her first graders for the first semester. Debbie was in charge of physical education for several grades. Glenna was in Mrs. Person's room and worked with the first graders. Sue Lemons helped Miss Conwell with her seventh grade reading class. 56 First Row: Cheryl Hastings, Colleen Gray, Teresa Hastings, Advisor-Mr. Fried. Second Row: Jayne Tamol, Sandy LaFontaine, Roberta Hastings, LeAnn Pate, Colleen Teterud. Third Row: Marcia Murphy, Glenna Smith, Robin Anderson and Denise Catania. BADGER PAWS The officers of Badger Paws for the term of 1970-71 were; Cheryl Hastings-President; Debby Mallory-Vice-president; Janet Latham-Secretary-Treasurer; Lori Latham- Reporter. The advisor was Mr. Fried. A volleyball tournament was sponsored by the Badger Paws in the fall. A profit of $138. 00 was made on the two night tournaments. The money was used to pay for the material and accessories for the outfits. The outfits were worn to all the basketball games. This distinguished the Badger Paws from the school members. This made the job of enforcing the rules at games easier. Everyone who worked at the games and helped during the car wash will receive awards for this year. 57 First Row: B squad cheerleaders-Debbie Standley, Sue Squires, Becky Berger, Robin Anderson. Second Row: Varsity cheerleaders-Colleen Moll, Debra Wojtala, Judy Peterson, Della Wojtala, Sue Cornelius. Third Row: Lynda Lord, Cheryl Hastings, Sue Smith, Phyllis Lord, Colleen Gray, Rose Pettit, Rosanne Berger, Barbara Marxer, Patty Pettapeice, Lois Perry, Marcia Murphy. Fourth Row: Kathy Olson, Roberta Hastings, April Pettapiece, Robin Gruel, Connie Teterud, Kathy Minehan, Colleen Teterud, Carol Gordon, Doris Hastings, Sue Penner. Fifth Row: LeAnn Pate, Ruth Pettapiece, Kivonne Tucker, Vickie Strizich, Jerry Lantz, Sharon Young, Sharry Squires, Glenna Smith, Denise Catania, Janet Standley, Sheryl Young. Sixth Row: Advisor-Miss Rose, Jimmie Cummings, Sue O'Neill, Kathy Standley, Jayne Tamol, Sandy LaFontaine, Teresa Hastings, Beth Roehm, Janet Cunningham, Nancy Harris. PEP CLUB New officers elected for the 1970-71 school year were: President-Colleen Moll; Vice- president-Sue Cornelius; Secretary-Treasurer-Judy Peterson; Reporter-Glenna Smith; and Sergeant at Arms-Della Wojtala. Bake sales were held in the months of October and February, for the purpose of raising money for pins. Girls basketball was sponsored by the club this year and a trophy was given for the first place winners. The Senior girls took first, the Sophomores took second, Junior's third and the Freshmen fourth. After a long discussion, the Pep Club decided not to allow the girls to wear pants to the basketball games. 58 First Row: Ron Fenton, Mark Buckingham, Rocky Hocevar, Randy Cox, Mike McGuire, Dana Darko, Bob Latham, Ray Marxer, Rick Berg, Dean Mikes. Second Row: Jeff Hamlet, Merle Fraser, Rodger Durham, Jim Lemieux, Jerry Thompson, Lenny Wright, Jack Sanderson, Dave Miller, Roger Cummings. Third Row: ADVISOR, MR. DON ROSE, John Hamilton, Dennis Birkenbuel, Ron Stxizich, Harry Hickel, Jody Johson, Ross Kessler, Mike Webster, Rick Vaught, Gary Woolsey. “C” CLUB C Club is an organization of boys who have lettered in at least one sport. This year, C Club elected the Homecoming Queen, Lynda Lord. The C Club also furnished the Queen with flowers. The boys who are in C Club work hard through- out the year in football, basketball, and track. 59 DRIVER EDUCATION First Semester First Row: Susan Squires, Steve Gordon, Larry Cummings, Greg Winterrowd, Randy Durham, James Hamman, Mike Fisher, Robin Anderson. Second Row: Elaine Slater, Lois Perry, Connie Teterud, Beth Rohme, Teresa Hastings, Robin Gruel, Ross Kessler, Nat Webb, Ricky Vaught. Third Row: Mike Berg, Scott Milner, JoAnn Gibson, ADVISOR; Mr. Evenson, Doris Hastings, Mike Marquis, Mona Ethridge, Wanda Styren. Second Semester First Row: Bob Berger, Wes Mikes, Robert Polish, Robby Brattain, Mike Webster, Becky Berger, Jeff Hamlett, Debbie Standley, Ruth Pettapiece. Second Row: John Turnbow, Scott Hanson, Mike Dempsey, Wes Gruel, Roxanna Beard, Kivonne Tucker, Vicky Strizich, Penny McAlister, Jane Tamol. Third Row: Larry Erickson, Gary Woolsey, Kathy Standley, Susan Smith, April Pettapiece, Debe Ptickett, Geraldine Berg, Linda Brug, Phyllis Lord, Mr. Evenson; AD frsOR. 60 remember wh en . Dana Darko was always the last one to get dressed before a basketball game? Jerry and Randy had trouble with the Venetion blinds in Chinook? The girls were kicked out of the boys motel room at Havre? Jeff Hamlett took over the quarterback position in the Big Sandy football game and threw a pass for the only touchdown of the game? Della W. always wore earmuggs in track on cold days? Greg Winterrowd found a bottle of booze in his motel room in Chinook? Jerry, Greg, Randy, Debra, and Della were playing Fish during the J. V. game up at Malta? Jack Sanderson and Bob Latham were sliding around on the shower floor at Fort Benton? Steve G. missed the pit when he was pole vaulting at Helena? Dave Miller's car key could start the bus at the track meet in Helena? Jerry Thompson wore all of his garters during the basketball game? The Senior girls won the Championship trophy for girls basket- ball? Bottom Row: Dean Mikes, Robert Latham, Dana Darko, Rocky Hocevar, Ron Fenton, Rick Berg, Mike McGuire, Albert Jenkins. Middle Row: Coach; Don Rose, Jeff Hamlett, Ross Kessler, James Lemieux, Jerry Thompson, Jack Sanderson, Roger Cummings, Dennis Birkenbuel, Assistant Coach; John Fried. Top Row: John Hamilton, Sam Payne, Rick Vaught, Ron Strizich, Mike Webster, Harry Hickle, Jody Johnson, Alan Heikkila, Gary Woolsey, Merle Fraser. VARSITY GRIDDER ACTION After two long, hot and grueling weeks of breaking the football season (and each other) open the Badgers opened the season with a win against Boulder with a score of 12-6. The last game of the season Cascade played their country cousins and arch rivals, Simms. Cascade won the game 13-12 by Ron Strizich jumping on a loose ball in the end zone, thus giving a touchdown to every back on the starting team for the season. Cascade 12 Boulder 6 Cascade 0 Harlem 12 Cascade 3 Valier 0 Cascade 7 Chester 0 Cascade 7 Big Sandy 26 Cascade 13 Fairfield 22 Cascade 0 Sunburst 6 Cascade 13 Simms 12 62 Fite, Fite, Fite, Fite. . . Someone help!! First Row: Manager-Lenny Wright, Mike McGuire, Randy Cox, Danna Darko, Bob Latham, Coach-Don Rose. Second Row: Jack Sanderson, Jerry Thompson, Mike Webster, Jody Johnson, Ron Strizich, and Greg Winterrowd. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Cascade Badgers ended the season with an impressive record of ten wins and ten losses. This record captured third place in the conference for the Badgers. Alot of the team's success must be given to Mr. Rose. He spent many hours shaping the boys into a fine basketball squad. Dana Darko was chosen on the All Conference first place team and Bob Latham was chosen on the second place team. Cascade 58 G.F.C. JVs 35 Cascade 61 Big Sandy 51 Cascade 60 Harlem 71 Cascade 59 Fort Benton 68 Cascade 54 C hinnook 67 Cascade 68 Harlem 61 Cascade 58 Fairfield 57 Cascade 78 Chinook 68 Cascade 54 Valier 56 Cascade 72 Chester 44 Cascade 52 Choteau 57 Cascade 65 Simms 62 Cascade 33 Choteau 69 Cascade 37 Malta 79 Cascade 87 Chester 50 Cascade 70 Big Sandy 74 Cascade 55 Simms 50 Cascade 75 Fort Benton 55 Cascade 51 Malta 84 Cascade 51 Fairfield 63 District Tournament Cascade 43 Harlem 62 Cascade 52 Chinook 65 64 Get that ball, you Badgers!! The J. V. 's made a fine show through the season. Have ya got that spirit? Ya Man!! Contemplating the situation didn't always seem to help. The stars nervously await the beginning of the game. 65 .. .And Cascade's men are on the floor!! Row One: Nat Webb, Steve Gordon, Wes Mikes, Scott Milner, Bob Berger. Row Two: Randy Durham, Robby Bratain, Kevin Darko, Mike Marquis, Coach Bob Woody. Row Three: John Tumbow, Mike Fisher, Larry Cumminjzs, Greg Winterrowd, Dale Cabrin. J.V. FOOTBALL The Cascade Junior Varsity football team started the season with nineteen players. Each player worked hard to be a part of the team. The team finished with a three and one record, beating the Fairfield Junior Varsity twice and losing to Simms once. The players owe a great deal to Mr. Woody for spending his time working with the team members, and also to Mr. Rose for his help. 66 First Row: Advisor: Mr. Freid, Scott Milner, Steve Gordon, Jeff Hamlett, Mike Marquis. Second Row: Nat Webb, Dennis Birkenbuel, Ross Kessler, Larry Cummings, Robby Brattain. J.V. BASKETBALL The Cascade Badger Pups coached and inspired by John Fried, compiled a very respectable 14-7 record. The team, composed mainly of inexperienced but very coachable freshmen, with the help of two players made the record possible. All losses were to much more experienced teams. Cascade 71 Deaf and Blind 15 Cascade 61 C.F.C. 53 Cascade 55 Harlem 38 Cascade 51 Chinook 44 Cascade 54 Fairfield 82 Cascade 52 Valier 47 Cascade 41 Choteau 62 Cascade 30 Choteau 83 Cascade 64 Chester 54 Cascade 50 Simms 46 Cascade 58 Big Sandy 56 Cascade 51 Fort Benton 75 Cascade 69 G.F.C. 60 Cascade 52 Chinook 64 Cascade 73 Chester 82 Cascade 68 Simms 58 Cascade 51 Malta 46 Cascade 67 Big Sandy 57 Cascade 45 Fort Benton 42 Cascade 77 G.F.C. 69 Cascade 44 Fairfield 82 BOYS TRACK 1st row -DougLeVeque, Rodger Durham, Greg Winterrowd, Dave Miller, John Murphy, Roger Cummings. 2nd row - John Tumbow, Wes Gruel, Steve Gordon, Mike Marquis, Ron Strizich, Ron Fenton, Robby Brattain, Coach- Mr. John Fried. 3rd row - Steve Cabrin, Jack Sanderson, Dennis Birkenbuel, Jim Lemiux, Mike Webster, Ray Marxer, Jody Johnson, Ross Kesler. During the 1971 track season one new record was set and that was by Ray Marxer who tossed the iavelin 178'2 . John Fried's track team just couldn't get much together at the district meet at Fort Benton, and the Badgers were unable to place. At the divisional meet in Great Falls, the same thing happened. Ray Marxer was the only Badger to qualify for the state track meet at Billings, but due to a leg injury, Ray was unable to attend the state track meet. Ray also had the honor of being chosen captain for the track team. 68 STATE CHAMPIONS 1st Row-Vicky Strizich, Kathy Palm, Lois Perry, Lynda Lord, Phyllis Lord. 2nd Row-Debby Standley, Debra Wojtala, Della Wojtala, Ruth Pettapiece, Becky Berger, 3rd Row-Coach, Miss Joan Rose, KiVonne Tucker, Sue Cornelius, Colleen Moll, Sue Smith, Debra Mallory. The girls track team brought to Cascade High the third straight Class B-C State Track Championship, after placing second at District and first at Divisional. Members of the team who went to state include Sue Cornelius, Lynda Lord, Colleen Moll, Debra Wojtala, Della Wojtala, Debra Mallory, Sue Smith, and Vickie Strizich. Each girl that went to state contributed to the big 25 points that far outstripped nearest contender Florence with 18. The girls proved for the third time that they were true champions by coming up with tremendous performances and a place in every event in which they were entered. Cascade holds all of the state B-C titles since the girls state track meet was started three years ago, and part of the praise must go to the Coach Joan Rose. In the field event finals Sue Cornelius leaped 16-4 for third place in the long jump, and took second in the 100 meter hurdles in 15.4. Freshman Vicky Strizich uncorked a personal best heave of 104-7 to place 5th in the discus. The 440 relay team of Deb Mallory, Lynda Lord, Colleen Moll, and Della Wojtala broke their own old state record of 52.0 by running it in 51.7, placing second. Sue Smith ran the 100 in 11.9, only . 2 of a second behind the new record of 11.7 - but had to settle for 5th place in the photo finish. Debby Mallory and Sue Smith both were clocked at 26.7 in the 220, but Mallory was second and Smith third in the race which saw Mallory's old record of 26. 5 beaten by a 26. 2 The 880 Medley relay team of Deb Mallory, Debra Wojtala, Lynda Lord, and Della Wojtala gave their all in smashing their old state record by almost two seconds as they ran the half mile in a flashing 1:54.6, regaining their old record. It was a great finish to a great season for the girls. The girls and their coach, Miss Joan Rose, were met at Craig Sunday afternoon by an enthusiastic crowd of fans and led by Deputy Sheriff Ken Anderson were convoyed into town where a rousing congratulatory party was held at the school gym-complete with hamburgers, hot dogs, and literally tons of potluck food. 70 3RD TIME IN A ROW Recuperating after a hard work out at track. The repeating senior track champions look happy for the third time... The girls are put on a strict diet the days of track meets. CHEERLEADERS The Varsity cheerleaders and the B team cheerleaders had a successful year as they cheered on the mighty Cascade Badgers in both football and basketball. Debra Wojtala was chosen as cheer queen for the year, during the bonfire held early in the fall. Her responsibilities were to solve the problems that arise between the cheerleaders. Throughout the year, the cheerleaders made several attempts in raising money and were very successful. The Varsity cheerleaders held a car wash in the fall. The money was used for outfits during both football and basketball season. Also during the season, they sold carmel apples, popcorn balls, bumper stickers, and pins which helped in the payment of rooms at Havre. A pop bottle drive was also sponsored by the girls. The B team as well raised money for special needs. They held a coffee hour and also cleaned the Sportsmans Club recreational room. Varsity Cheerleaders: Left to right, Judy Peterson, Della Wojtala, Debra Wojtala-cheer queen, Colleen Moll and Sue Cornelius. B Team Cheerleaders: Left to right, Debbie Standley, Susan Squires, Robin Anderson and Becky Berger. remember when. _ . Bob Latham’s bachelor party at Mike McGuire's cabin at Sheep Creek? Merle Fraser fell off the stairway in the gymnasium and broke four toes? Dennis Birkenbuel married six girls at the Sadie Hawkins dance!!!!! Donna Drickson and Jerry Cislo were voted best dressed couple at the Sadie Hawkins dance? The Student Council helped sponsor a dance to raise money for the victims of hurricane Cecilia? The senior class decorated for the Christmas Ball in one after- noon? Mrs. Green almost missed her plane for the Panama? The FHA sold cookies for Tiger Eat 'em Day , could that be Simms Tigers? Danny Guptill was most Irresistable for a day? Miss Cervenka's purse was burned with the other garbage up at the school? Denise Catania told Home Ec class about her beauty secret for her complexion? Mike Fisher came to school with a permanent in his hair? HOMECOMING ROYALTY Her Majesty: Lynda Lord, His Majesty: Mark Buckingham Homecoming activities began on Friday, September 25, with a snake dance led by the cheerleaders through downtown Cascade. The snakedance ended on the school hill followed by a pep rally around a bonfire. At the bonfire the alumni and football players were recognized and honored. Saturday, the parade was led by the band, followed by the King and Queen, the floats from each of the classes, the football players, and various decorated bicycles. The football game highlighted the day with a victory over the Chester Coyotes of 7-0. The Cascade High School Band presented the half-time, featuring the crowning of the King and Queen, Mark Buckingham and Lynda Lord. Tesinky's Orchestra provided music for the Homecoming dance which honored the alumni and the royalty. The floats were judged in the following manner: 1st - Class of 71, 2nd - Class of 73, 3rd - Class of 74, 4th - Class of 72. 74 Mark Buckingham and Lynda Lord are crowned Cascade band and twirlers lead the Homecoming parade down the at halftime by Dana Darko and Debra Wojtala. streets of Cascade. Tough Badger gridders beat the Chester Coyotes in the Homecoming game with a score of of 7-0. CHRISTMAS BALL Susan Cornelius and Dave Smith were crowned king and queen at the Christmas Ball, which was held on December 23, 1970. The theme of the prom was Drifting and Dreaming. Tesinskys Orchestra provided music for the dance which was sponsored by the senior class. Decorated Christmas trees enhanced the dance floor and set the Christmas mood for the prom. Everything turned out quite beautiful for those who put their time and energy into making the prom a memorable event. 76 Give it time, it will come back down! ! Bye, Bye, Greeny. Happiness is Christmas vacation. Merry Christmas, Teachers! Get with the action Sophomores.. .. Go get em, guys. 77 JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held at the Cascade High School gymnasium on May 1, 1971, in honor of the Seniors. Everything is Beautiful, was the theme for the prom, and the Juniors used a variety of decorations to set the mood. Danny Guptill and Denise Catania were chosen king and queen for the evening. The winners of the Student Council election were announced at the prom. The new officers are Lenny Wright-President; Ron Strizich-Vice-president; Secretary-Connie Teterud; Treasurer-Kathy Olson; and Reporter-Kathy Standley. 78 Student Council candidates and their business managers wait patiently for their turn to speak. We're working hard to make everything beautiful. Of course everyone knows my candidate is the very best! ! The fountain is the center of attraction at the prom. Are campaign speeches that serious??? 79 Dig that swell music! ! ! ! ROSE BALL Her Majesty: Becky Berger His Majesty: Jack Sanderson The Rose Ball sponsored by the FHA was held March 13, 1971 in the high school gym- nasium. Love Makes The World Go Round, provided the theme for the semi-formal occasion and the music was provided by the rock group, Air Traffic. King and Queen candidates were selected from the members of FHA and FFA. Becky Berger and Jack Sanderson were chosen as king and queen for the evening. 80 The girls basketball tourney got terribly exciting... jTl� ' The senior class shows their SENIORITY at the last home basketball game. The school dances are a chance to have lots of fun. Who is the best dressed? on Clash Day! Did you guys have fun at Bob's bachelor party? � K We're all patiently waiting to eat at the school Mike M., Barb M. , and Dave S. , sing at the F.H. A. Style picnic. Show. Do the girls really play rhythms at the senior tea??? These must be the school hobos... Everyone involved gets an education through the play school held in Home Ec. class. Jerry C. and Donna E. are the best dressed couple at Sadie Hawkins. Straighten that tie, and smile for Gertrude. Everyone helps the track girls celebrate State Cham- pionship for the 3rd time. You two wouldn't happen to be spiking the punch would you? Sophomores get into the action, as they insist that the faculty sign their yearbooks. Everyone came to the annual signing party, including little kids. A year's work by the annual staff is packed into little boxes. Concentration is involved in the signing of each yearbook. Getting a sneak preview into the exciting pages of the annual. . . remember when. _ _ the eighth grade gave unappealing commercials. the first grade took a nature walk. Jim Gordon, a sixth grader, broke his arm.........again. the second grade battled with saw and seen. Bruce Kessler was elected President of the eighth grade. the third grade made Blow Hard pictures. Mrs. Gessner's sixth grade class had a birthday party for her. the fourth grade studied hornets, the fifth grade made Letter Heads in art. the sixth grade grew Sea Monkeys, the first grade made pumpkin boys and girls. the second grade was learning how to tell and write stories. the fifth grade used finger paints, the third grade learned how to make woven mats like the Hawaiians. GRADE 1: MRS. PERSON First Row: Kurt Garman, Jeff Preble, Anna Roth, Brent Ethridge, Brenda Kitson, Ricky Peccia, Diana Pettit. Second Row: Carol Berger, Terry Standley, Cheryl Pierce, Amy Lyon, Lester Johnson, Jerry Ball, Robbi Beard, David Cummings, Kent Wright, Joey Moll. Third Row: David Sudenga, Jim Gunville, Glen Kolbeck, Jean Maxwell, Steve Hanson, Bob Buck, Shannon Mathis. GRADE 2: MRS. YARDE First Row: Stacy Loveland, Terri Hawn, Kathy Stafford, Genevieve Gordon, Jamie Marquis, Bill Hoffman, Julie Meer, Sandra Feltman, Joleen Redding, Valerie Carr, Second Row: Kari Brakke, Diane Yarde, Eddy Wells, Joel Strandell, Michail Moore, Andrew Olson, Kevin Swank, Susan Larson, Sue Holeman. Third Row: Raenon Johnsrud, Deidre Smith, Jodi Fraser, Scott Maxwell, Kieth Creveling, Gordon Booth, Lisa Gibson, Sylvia Gunville. GRADE 3: MRS. REISSING First Row: Melanie Roehm, Monica Fayler, Andy Jarriel, Franklin Chambers, Robbin Nicholson, Mark Stafford, Jeff Garmen, Ricky Strizich, Kenny Anderson, Anita Lemieux, Lillian McBride Second Row: David Meer, Glen Carr, Donald Pettit, Blake Sterner, Nancy Wilson, Carol Redding, Todd Dear, Robert Maxwell, Bruce Creveling. Third Row: Lisa Creveling, Peggy Perry, Patrice Martin, Billy Hamann, Matt Lyon, Forrest Mathis, Bobby Bakke, Sue Sanderson, Leslie Grimes, Marcy Stickleberger, Patty Harris. GRADE 4: MRS. LOVCIK First Row: Greg Jarriel, Bryan Stickelberger, Jeff Rumney, Angela Wells, Anne Nicholson, Pam Feltman, Todd Tucker, Neal Ethridge, Tracy Mikes. Second Row: Russell Beard, Stephen Cobb, Tony Hix, Dale LeVeque, Frances Reilly, Melody Stanley, Renee Anderson, Kiernan Minehan, Jesse Wilson. Third Row: Karen freble, Shawna Smith, Larry Redding, Brian Buck, Jeff Strandell, Jody Cox, Julie Cabrin, Cheryl Moore. GRADE 5: MRS. DARKO First Row: John Chezck, Mary Smith, Gwen Cummings, Dawn Anderson, Laurie Cummings, Sherry Styren, Julie Harris, Charla Hawn, LaVonne Lemieux, Bill Pettit. Second Row: Julie Feltman, Danny Wojtala, Jeff Olson, Michael Johnson, Owen Wells, John Nahrgang, Clint Green, Terry Mallory, Kathy Cornelius. Third Row: Darcy McGuire, Jannette Slater, Valerie Berg, Mike Martin, Larry Lord, Kent Larson, Danny Sudenga, Lisa Anderson, Lynn Gordon, Ynona Holeman. GRADE 6A: MRS. CARLSON First Row: Mike Nahrgang, Steve Gruel, Donnie Fraser, Kim Webb, Pam Chambers, Robert LaFontaine, Alan Cummings. Second Row: Pauline Booth, Jane Chezik, Jim Gordon, Terry Pierce, Ruth McKamey, Yvette Sterner. Third Row: Kelly Grimes, Reva Turker, Tammy Mathis, Marla Johnson, Jim Rose, Mark Creveling. GRADE 6B: MRS. GESSNER First Row: Robert Warehime, Charles McBride, Kathy Sudenga, Colleen Fayler, Sarah Smith, Gregory Feeble, Dana Young. Second Row: Debra Creveling, Ellen Minehan, O'Ella Perry, Mark Anderson, Cory Green, Timothy Pettapiece, Marlene Lemieux, Lynette Rumney, Sandra Strizich. SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM COACH: DON ROSE First Row: Mark Anderson, Cory Green, Terry Pierce, Charles McBride, Mike Nahrgang. Second Row: Dana Young, Jim Rose, Jimmie Belisle, Tim Pettapiece. Third Row: Donnie Fraser, Robert LaFontaine, Steve Gruel, Robbie Warehime. 7TH 8TH GRADE (Bottom, 1st row) Joel Ethridge, Gary Hershkowitz, Lori Harris, Judy Pettit, Becky Standley, Becky Ramsey, Kathy Mallory, Blaine Sterner, Dennis Thompson, (2nd row) Howard Maxwell, Josie Mikes, Shelley Fayler, Pamela Booth, Tammy Grimes, Syliva Lorang, Curt Dear, Larry Hosteller, Doug Pierce, (3rd row) John Gordon, Patti Evenson, Earl Slater, Dennis Frazer, Alvin McKamey, Jim Fortune, Glen Kitson, Gail Gruel, Mark Juedeman, (4th row) Shelley Wuerl, J.C. Yarde, Melody Cabrin, Jacalyn McGuire, Leatha McBride, Cathy Rose, Billie Perry, Mark Mathis, Miss Cervanka (Bottom, left to right) Danny Lemons, Robert Pettit, Steve Wilson, Robert Rumney, Wanda Meer, Rhonda Ramsey, Sharon Baker, Eugene Cummings. (2nd row) Nancy Wood, Bruce Kesler, Danny Loveland, Patsy Booth, Melanie Lemieux, Donald Creveling, Billy Squires, Mr. Woody. (3rd row) Don LeVeque, Kirk Green, Robin Temple, Melody Anderson, Linda Howard, Diane Cobb, Judy Eller. (4th row) Cynthia Reilly, Pat Minehan, Dennis Harris, Rick Durham, Lynn Clinger, Linda Johnson, David Minehan, John Strandell B A TEAM Coach, Mr. Woody, (Bottom row) Curt Dear, Dennis Thompson, Gary Hershkowitz, Glen Kitson, Doug Pierce, (Top row) Alvin McKamey, Curt Green, John Gordon, Donnie LeVeque, Dennis Frazer. (Bottom, left to right) Bruce Kesler, Billy Squires, John Strandell, J.C. Yarde, Bobby Rumney. (Top, left to right) Coach, Mr. Woody, Pat Minehan, Rick Durham, David Minehan, Donald Creveling 89 DEVIL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Wanda Meer, Genevieve Gordon, Melanie Lemeiux, Second Row: Gwen Cummings, Julie Harris, Pam Chambers, Charla Hawn, Third Row: Pam Booth, Gail Gruel, Diane Cobb, Ellen Minehan, Kim Webb. 90 Left to Right: Linda Johnson, Shelley Fayler, Josie Mikes, Melody Anderson. JUNIOR TWIRLERS First Row: Sandy Stizich, Cherry Styron, Ruth McKamey, Lavonne Lemieux, Kathy Sudenga, Clint Green. Second Row: Owen Wells, Lynn Gordon, Kathy Cornelius, Lisa Anderson, Valerie Berg, Mike Martin, Mike Johnson, Darcy McGuire. Third Row: John Chezik, Bill Pettit, Laurie Cummings, Dawn Anderson, Danny Wojtala, Larry Lord, Gina Loveland, Mary Smith, Earl Slater. Fourth Row: Jim Fortune, Danny Sudenga, Steve Wilson, Yvette Sterner, Melody Cabrin, Jeanette Slater. JUNIOR BAND First Row: Marla Johnson, Rennee Faylor, Nancy Wood, Leatha McBride, Judy Pettit, Reva Tucker, Marlene Lemieux, Kathy Mallory, Cathy Rose, Jaci McGuire, Shelley Wuerl, Second Row: Linda Johnson, Jane Chezik, Pauline Booth, Lynette Rumney, O'Elia Perry, Jocie Mikes, Patty Evenson, Billy Perry, Silvia Lorang, Corry Green, Chuck McBride, John Strandell, Third Row: J.C. Yarde, Bobby Rumney, Robert Pettit, Gene Cummings, Don Fraser, Joe Ethridge, Maxk Anderson, Debby Creveling, Fourth Row: Jim Rose, Robbie Warehime, Shelley Faylor, Bruce Kessler. ELEMENTARY BAND SENIOR SUMMARY JANET BAUCH. Shorty Ambition: To become a nurse. Favorite saying: Dam it. FHA 1,2, 3,4. MARGARET JEAN BELISLE. Mugs Ambition: To be a black belt in karate and fight through life. Favorite saying: Soup's on! Come and get it. FHA 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,4; Library Club 4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Sec. -Treas. 4; Student Council 4; Class Reporter 4; Ketochi 4; Junior Class Play 3; Grade School Secretary 2,3,4; Girls Volleyball 4; Annual Staff 4; Girl's State Delegate 3. RICHARD DEAN BERG. Rick Ambition: Join the army and go to college. Favorite saying: Hey, what ya doing? Football 3,4; Chorus 4. GARY LEE BIRKENBUEL. Gary Ambition: To be a highway patrolman. Favorite saying: Does she or doesn't she? C Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Club 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Track 1; FFA 3,4; Junior Class Play 3. MARK C. BUCKINGHAM. Ambition: To be very good at what I do; the best if possible. Favorite say- ing: Hey now boy! Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Ketochi 3,4, Sports Editor; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Boys State Delegate; Outstanding Teenager Award, Heisey Award. SUSAN L. CORNELIUS. Sue Ambition: Go to college and study elementary education. Favorite say- ing: Watch it, short stuff! Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 2,4; Library Club 1,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Girl's Basketball 3,4; Girl's Track 1,2, 3,4; Class Sec. 2; Vice Pres, of Class 3; Class Historian 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Business Manager 4; Ketochi 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 2; Christmas Ball Queen 4; Student Council 2, 3,4; Girls Volleyball 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Girl's State Delegate 3. RANDY J. COX. Randall J. Ambition: To succeed in the field of aeronautics, either in the air or on the ground. Favorite saying: That's the Breaks. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; C Club 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Ketochi 2,3, Co-editor 3; Library Club 2,3,4, MS LA Treas. 4; Boy's State Alternate 3; Student Council 4; Advisory Board 4; Class President 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Junior Class Play 3; Chorus 1,2; All-State Band 2; FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team 1. MELISSA IRENE ETHRIDGE. Missy Ambition: To live until I die. Favorite saying: That's nasty Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 4; Band 1,2,3. DANA EDWARD DARKO. Lirch Ambition: To find out what happiness is and stay single. Favorite saying: It has been idicated to me. Student Council Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Co- Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; All-State Chorus, Regional Chorus 2, Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Ketochi 2,4. RONALD VICTOR FENTON. Ron Ambition: To graduate and become an elementary education teacher. Favorite saying: Oh, Poop Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; C Club 1,2,3,4; Ketochi 4; FT A 4; Library Club 2,3; Junior Class Play 3; FFA 3, 4 Sentenial; Class Pres. 2. THOMAS JOHN HOCEVAR. Rocky Ambition: To be a successful CPA. Favorite saying: Hey Turkey FFA 1,2, 3,4; C Club 2,3,4; Band 1; Speech Club 4. ALBERT C. JENKINS. Ajax Ambition: To be good at whatever I choose to be! Favorite saying: You bet Sweetie Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Sentinel 3, Pres. 4. CHERYL ANN HASTINGS. Cheryl Ann Ambition: To do G see everything. Favorite Saying: Burrrrr- its cold in here Honor Society 3,4-Treas. 4; Student Council 2, 3,4-Sec. 3; Badger Paw Rep. 4; Span- 92 ish Club 1,2,3,4-Sec, Library Club 2,3,4-State Historian 4; Mixed Ensemble 4j Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4-Reporter 1; Girls Track 1,2,3; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Volleyball 4; Badger Paws 3,4- Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3; Class Offices: Pres. 3, Historian 4; Junior Class Play 3; Exchange Student to Canada 3; Girls State Alternate 3, ROBERT C. LATHAM. Bob Ambition: To be a millionaire by driving a milk truck. Favorite saying Bull FFA 1; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; C Club 3,4. SUSAN PAULINE LEMONS. Sue Ambition: To stay on one of my diets for over a day! Favorite say- ing: Ya know? F.H.A. 1,2,3-Parliamentarian; Pep Club 1,3; Spanish Club 1; Library Club 4. LYNDA JEAN LORD. Lordie Ambition: To live a happy life, and make others happy. Favorite saying: Is that right!!?? Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Ketochi 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; All-State Band 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Office Secretary 1,2; National Honor Society 3, Reporter 4; Library Club 4; Girls Special Chorus 4; FTA 4; Annual Staff 3, Business Manager, 4, Editor; Speech Club 2,3; Girls Track 1,2, 3,4; State Champion team 2, 3; Girls Volleyball 4; Girls Basketball 3; Junior Class Play 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Heisey Award 3. KENNETH E. McKAMEY. Kenny Ambition: To go to college and then become a successful rancher. FFA 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4; District Convention 1,3,4; State Convention 3,4; Bas- ketball 2, Track 2, Football 1,3. MICHAEL PATRICK McGUIRE. Moose Ambition: To be one of the best in my field. Favorite say- ing: All Right Class Vice Pres. 2; Football 1,2,3, Co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; C Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Mixed Ensemble 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; All-State Band 3; Regional Band 2; Spanish Club 3, Vice Pres. 4; Ketochi 2,3,4; Library Club 1,3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Junior Class Play 3; American Oversees Summer School 2; Merits Whos Who in American History 4; Student Council 4; FTA 4; Boys Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Broken Knee Club 2. RAYMOND A. MARXER. Ray Ambition: To attend college and major in animal reproduction. After completion of college he wants to go in to ranching. Favorite saying: Moving right along Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; C Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class V. Pres. 4; Library Club 4; Ketochi 4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; Mr. FHA 4, Best Dressed Boy of Sadie Hawkins Dance 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1; 1st place Chapter Public Speaking Contest 2; 2nd place District Speaking Contest 2; FFA State Leadership convention 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding FFA member award 2, Reporter 3, V. Pres. 4, FFA Leadership Training 3, Chatcolab Leadership Training Camp 3; Western Livestock show in Denver 4; Tour of Minneapolis Grain Exchange 3. COLLEEN M. MOLL. Mugger Ambition: To become a stewardess and travel. Get a degree in nursing. Favorite saying: Huh? Band 1,2,3,4, Business Manager4, State Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Ketochi 1,2,3,4, Ed-4; Student Council 4; Library Club 1,2, 3,4, Historian 2, District Historian 3, Pres. 4; Speech Club 2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Basketball 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres 4; Cheerleader 4; Junior Class Play 3; Girl's Volleyball 4. CURTIS A. MOORE. Turtle Ambition: Build a dragster. Favorite saying: Oh, Bull???? FFA 1,4. A. ALLAN MONGER. Al Ambition: To be a diesel mechanic. Favorite saying: Whatever it is, I didn't do it! Transferred from Bear Lake High School 4. EDWIN DOUGLAS MURPHY. Eddie Ambition: To serve my beloved country. Favorite saying: Knock it off, you guys FFA 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 4. MARCIA A. MURPHY. Marsh Ambition: To go to college and then, later on to become an airline stewardess. Favorite saying What a bummer Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Badger Paws 4; FHA 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 93 Sec. 4; Girls Volleyball 4. RANDALL O. OLSON. Ole Ambition: To get everything possible out of life. Favorite saying: See ya in church, if you look out the window. Band 1,2; Track 1; Basketball 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Outstanding Creed Award FFA 1; District FFA Soil G Range Judging Team 3. JUDITH MARIE PETERSON. Peter Ambition: To be a radial technologist and find true happiness in my life. Favorite saying: Well, geez! FHA 1,2, 3,4; FHA Historian 3; Library Club 1,2,3, Sec. 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, Sec. 4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Twirling 2,3,4; Ketochi 3, Co-editor 4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Student Council 4. ROSE MARIE PETTIT. Rose Ambition: To beat Casius Clay in an arm wrestling fight. Speech Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 4; Ketochi 4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Band and Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; MYF 1,2,3, Pres. 4; Track 3,4. DAVID DOUGLAS SMITH. Dave Ambition: To be successful in whatever I decide to do. Favorite saying: Is that right? FFA 1,3,4; Parliamentarian 4; State FFA Livestock Judging Team 1, 3,4; District Soil G Range Team 3; Delegate to FFA National Convention; Student Council 1; Class Pres. 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 4. GLENNA SUE SMITH; Smith Ambition: To major in education or sociology and then make someone as happy as I am. Favorite saying: You're embarrassing me! Pep Club 1,2,3, Reporter 4; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1, Sec-Treas. 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Ketochi 4; Office Secretary 2,3; FTA 4; Badger Paws Sec-Treas. 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4. SHARALEE SQUIRES. Sharry Ambition: To decide upon a career, be a success at it and find a husband and have a long happy marriage. Favorite saying: Not too Shabby Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3; FHA 2,4; Ketochi 4. JANET E. STANDLEY. Jan Ambition: To decide what I'm going to do after I graduate. Favorite say- ing: What's it to ya? FHA 1,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chorus 2. COLLEEN DELLA TETERUD. Ambition: To fulfill God's plan for my life. Favorite saying: Oh you guys! Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1, Rep. 2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; Badger Paws 3,4; Library Club 1,2; Ketochi 2; Chorus 1,2,3, Vice Pres. 4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Band 2,3,4. DEBRA JUNE WOJTALA. Debbie Ambition: To be happy, have fun, and to wait for that special day, Maybe if I'm lucky, I might go to college. Favorite saying: Oh yah! Cheerleading 1,2,3, Cheer Queen 4; Ketochi 1, Grade School editor 2,3, Head Typist 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; American Outstanding Teenager Award 4; Twirling 1,2, 3,4; Girls Chorus Group 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Speech Club 2, 3, Reporter 2; Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 4; Library Club 4; Student Council 4; Class Reporter 1; Girls Basketball 3,4. DELLA JANE WOJTALA. Della Ambition: To go to college at Bozeman, (M.S. U.) or Billings (E.M.C.) and meet lots of people. Greatest ambition is to become a professional dancer. Favorite ing: Don't be dumb! I give up, what? You Turkey! Cheerleader 2,4; Ketochi 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Reporter 4; Twirling 1, 2,3,4; Girl's Track 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Speech 2,3, Pres. 2; Honor Society 3,4, Sec’. 4; Library Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager 3, Ed. 4; Student Council 1,4; Class Sec. 1, Reporter 2; Girl's Basketball 3,4, Volleyball 4; Girl's Special Group 4. SHARON BEATRICE YOUNG. Ambition: To be an anthropologist. Favorite saying: Oh well, that's life Chorus 1,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; MYF; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Student Council Treas. 4. 94 CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time, four short years ago, 45 frolicking Freshmen crossed the threshold into a new life at Cascade High School. By wisely choosing Dave Smith as President, Jim Pollack as Vice-President, Della Wojtala as Secretary-Treasurer, and Debra Wojtala as Reporter, we began a year of excitement which included Initiation and winning second place in the Christmas skits. Convinced of the fact that time does fly, 42 of us found ourselves back the next year as silly Sopho- mores. With President Ron Fonton, Vice-President Mike McGuire, Sec-Treas. Sue Cornelius, and Reporter Della Wojtala, leading the way we again took second in the Christmas skits. Although the year started off with the disappointment of losing initiation to the Class of ‘69, things started looking up when Sophomores Dana Darko, Cheryl Hastings, and Lynda Lord won the offices of Vice-President, Secretary, and Reporter respectively in Student Council. By the end of the year we had the honor of having four Sophomore girls; Sue Cornelius, Colleen Moll, Della Wojtala, and Lynda Lord, bring home the State Champion Girl's Track trophy. Led by President Cheryl Hastings, Vice-President Sue Cornelius, Sec-Treas. Colleen Moll, and Re- porter Lynda Lord, we the jolly Juniors began an exciting and busy year. Our Junior Class Play entitled The Custers Last Stand turned out to be a smashing success. One success followed another when our Christmas skit took first place. Five proud Juniors; Mark Buckingham, Cheryl Hastings, Lynda Lord, Della Wojtala, and Debra Wojtala, were inducted into Honor Society. Girls State Delegates were Sue Cornelius and Margaret Belisle, with Cheryl Hastings and Lynda Lord as alternates. Boys State Delegates included Mark Buckingham, Dana Darko, and Mike McGuire, with alternates Randy Cox, Kenny McKamey, and Rocky Hocevar. Elaborate decorations and the theme A Time For Us , made our Junior Prom one that will be remembered by all. Once again with the help of an additional sprinter, Debra Wojtala, our Girl's Track Team brought home the State Class B Track trophy. Finally the year came when we became super Seniors or better yet the Class of 71 . Miss Rose, our class sponsor, has been with us three years and we owe her a lot of thanks, if not a medal for her out- standing courage and patience. With President Randy Cox, Vice-President Ray Marxer, Sec. -Treas. Glenna Smith, Reporter Margaret Belisle, and Historians Sue Cornelius and Cheryl Hastings, our class began its final year at Cascade High School. Lynda Lord and Mark Buckingham added to our class's prestige by being chosen Homecoming King and Queen. Our Christmas Ball with the theme of Drifting and Dreaming was highlighted by the coronation of King Dave Smith and Queen Sue Cornelius. This and our Senior Class play, Deadly Earnest were just some of the activities carried out by our energetic class. Dana Darko and Sharon Young again added honors to our class by being chosen President and Treasurer of our Student Council. Honors also went to Glenna Smith and Randy Cox, who along with the other five Seniors were inducted into Honor Society. Adding to the long list of great achievements made by our class was the fact that Janet Standley was chosen Valedictorian and Cheryl Hastings was chosen Salutatoriam Once again after 4 years of climbing upward, we are about to cross another threshold of life, a life which holds so many promises for all of us. 95 FROM THE PARENTS TO THE CLASS OF ’71 A£- ■ % ' Qj C, A ‘t '•% yr -6 «w y A?. 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Four jet airliners were hijacked and destroyed in- cluding a Pan American 747. 5.Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semenov, left, leaves the American embassy in Vienna, accompanied by U S Ambassa- dor to Austria. John Hermes, af- ter a session of the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (Salt). 6. Pope Paul is shown the way to the podium by President Suharto of Indonesia. The Pope made a ten day visit to countries in the Far East. 7. An Egyptian soldier is shown standing guard in October beside a wreath and portrait of late Pres- ident Gamal Abdel Nasser as throngs filed past the tomb at Nasser Mosque in Cairo. 8. First of U.S. aid helicopters drop sacks of rice to the hungry survi- vors in East Pakistan, where a cyclone and tidal wave killed hundreds of thousands of people. 9. Nobe! Prize winners from left are Luiis LeLoir. in Chemistry from Argentina; Louis Neel, in Physics from France The next three are for Physiology and medicine: Bernard Katz. England; Ulf Von Euler. Sweden: Julius Axelrod. United States. Paul A. Samuel- son. United States, won the memorial prize in Economics; and Hannes Alfven. Sweden, in Physics. 10. This photo shows two of the American POWs that appeared in a film that was shot by a member of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. The film was made Christmas day at prisoner of war camp outside Hanoi. Iljames Cross pointed to television that was his companion while held prisoner by kidnappers in Montreal. Quebec Labor Minister. Pierre La Porte, was kidnapped and killed by members of the Front de Liberation du Quebec. !2.Members of Israel’s Knesset vote to return to the United Nations Mrddle East Peace Talks with Egypt and Jordan. Prime Minis- ter. Golda Meir. is identifiable in group at right. Defense minister. Moshe Dayan, is at top left. Printed in V.S.A. VIETNAM PEACE TALK American POWs