Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

1977 Seniors Class History Four years ago two great forces entered the halls of Cascade High; the Ulmites and the Cascadians. After spending many days examining each other, to see if both consisted of the same species, the two groups decided to join their 54 bodies together as a means of protection, (as we all know Freshman are considered peons by every Senior that ever walked the great crowded halls of Cascade). And protection they needed the night of initiation! Many fond memories were found that night; like that cool refreshing feel of a raw egg running down your face and dripping from your hair, or the yummy taste of some aged contraption that was everything but poisonous, or so they told us! Oh yes the Freshman year was a fun time filled with a lot of experimenting in things like building floats, losing float contests, going to the Homecoming Dance stag, going to the Greaser Dance with other Freshman, and then finally a date to the Junior Prom (with a Sophomore). Finally BIGTIMES were coming around! All of us found some activity to keep us from doing anything stupid like studying. Many of the boys tried out for football, or basketball and some even got to play! Then there were all those other sports like Wrestling, Cross Country, Track, Girls Basketball, Boy Chasing, and Girl Chasing that kept us from getting completely bored of all those required classes like math, english, science and P. E. Winning the spirit stick on Black and Gold Day was another great accomplishment for us. Then another big time was in store for the Freshman—their chance to be part of the Broad- way Production LITTLE ABNER. Of course some of the more bold people in the class took advantage of this situa- tion, received a part in the play, and then did their best to impress any Star Hunter that might have been in the area (none seemed interested in the Freshman's great ability to act as a door stop!) But the Freshman weren't dis- couraged; their next goal in life was— Maybe next year we'll get a line to say! Many great feats were accom- plished with the help of our Freshman class members. The Boys Track team took first at State and the High School Band took a 1 at District Music Festival for the 1st time. 2 ERIC BOEHM PAULINE ARLETA BOOTH MARK CALDWELL 4 MARK ALLEN ANDERSON JAMES A. BE LISLE DONALD O. FRASER JEAN MARIE GOULD JANICE RAE GREYN TERRI LYNN DENNIS WILLIAM JAMES GORDON JACQUELYN JEAN JENSEN CHARLES T. McBRIDE 8 + + + GINA RAE LOVELAND KIM MARIE JOHNSON 10 CHARLOTTE M. RINIO Jack Peterson, Valedictorian Debra Creveling, Salutatorian Class Officers: O'Elia Perry, treasurer; Jack Peterson, president, Pam Chambers; SC representative; Jim Belisle, SC representative, Nanette Coryell, reporter; Gina Loveland, secretary; Mark Anderson, Vice President. 13 ????????Class Clowns???????? In the home ec room? Is that so? Charlie Brown’s cousin??? I just finished 3 term papers and 5 letters. Yeh, I’m the librarian. IORS Graduation ‘77’ Robert Lafontaine UNDERCLASSMEN Dawn Anderson Brent Bauch Valerie Berg Renata Birkenbuel Ray Corcoran JUNIORS Kathy Cornelius Carl Crawford Guy Cummings Gwen Cummings Laurie Cummings Jeff Duncan Lynn Gordon Cheryl Gover Mark Hanson Julie Harris Charla Hawn Blanche Ingold Mike Johnson Darryl Juden Rocke Juneau Kent Larson LaVonne Lemieux Larry Lord Brian Losness Randy Luraas CAMERA SHY 18 MAKING IT Forest MacDonald Barry MacGiliivray Sue Mahoney Terry Mallory Steve Martin Duane Mellinger Donna Milner Jim Myers Ron Myers Brian Neisen Jannette Nilsen Jeff Olson Cindy Palm Chris Pate Lance Patton Bill Pettit Mike Pickard Carla Rasmussen Sherry StyTen Dan Sudenga Joe Voss Pam Wendeln Dan Wojtala Kathy Young Mathew Young 19 JOSHIN’ Class Officers: Forrest MacDonald, Sc representative; Dawn Anderson, reporter; Ron Myers, vice president; Renata Birkenbuel, president; Donna Milner, SC represent- ative; Charla Hawn, secretary. 20 JUNIORS Was that C sharp? Oh gnrrossM The Morning After. Sleeping on the job, pres. ? The Juniors had a rough year ahead of them but they proved to themselves and everyone else that they could come out on top. Their accomplishments in- cluded having the winning float for Homecoming, struggling through a money-making Speech and Drama dinner, winning first place in the girls volleyball tournaments, grabbing first place in the poster contest, a Junior class play, and a memor- able Prom. Ironically class meetings were the hardest work of all, but somehow the Juniors made it. 21 Bottoms up! George Amundson Renee Anderson Dawn Baker Dale Brown Brian Buck SOPHOMORES Julie Cabrin Stephen Cobb Jeff Corcoran Jody Cox Bobbi Dennis Mike Doty Neal Ethridge Russ F aldzinski Sheila Friberg Sue Gholson Tylene Greyn Ed Hastings Dale Hicks Greg Jarriel Ward Juedeman Dale LeVeque Bud McAlister Melody Mann Troy Mellinger Karla Mills CAMERA SHY CAMERA SHY CAMERA SHY 22 IN THE MIDDLE Kieman Minehan Cheryl Moore Janine Myers Anne Nicholson Tim Olds Cathy Pickard Karen Preble Roy Rasmussen Tammy Rasmussen Frances Reilly Jeff Rumney Melody Standley Jeff Strandell Tim Teterud Todd Tucker Donna Wendeln Erik Wilson Patty Wood Carole Wright Kenneth Young 23 SWINGIN’ Studious Student? Class Officers-Donna Wendeln-Sec. Treasure, Jeff Rumney-Student Council Rep. , Karla Mills- Reporter, Carole Wright-PRESIDENT, NOT PIC- TURED; Melody Standley, Mike Doty Student Council Representatives, Jody Cox-Vice Presi- dent, Dawn Baker-Parliamentarian. Tim, shame on you! Me, flowered boxers? Our own drummer boy The beauty? Look Todd look! See Anne dance If life were a camera we'd have the lens cap on! 24 You have so many followers! SOPHOMORES 25 FRESHMEN Kenny Anderson Tina Beckley David Brown Neil Burkstrand Thain Cashmore Franklin Chambers Cindy Chase Bruce Creveling Lisa Creveling Brian Culliton David Demontigny Dawn Dempsey Monty Fayler Shirley Gover Leslie Grimes Patty Harris Jim Hicks Don Hubert March Jensen Toni Johnson David Lambert Anita Lemieux Keith Loague Matt Lyon Sara MacDonald 26 THE BEGINNING « f wttk- . jf .. V £L Lillian McBride Bill Maxwell Robert Maxwell Brian Moline Carolyn Myers Robb Nicholson Jim Payne Susannah Pepos Peggy Perry Don Pettit Jack Polich Sandy Rasmussen Melanie Roehm Jamie Sanders Sue Sanderson Mike Sanford Kerry Schubert Mark Stafford Blake Sterner Bret Sterner J ( Rick Strizich Tony Tobel Clifford Upton Chris Warner Fred Wood 27 FOOLISH Class Officers: Robert Maxwell-President, Dawn Dempsey-Vice Preisent, Tina Beckley-Secretary Treasurer, Peggy Perry-Reporter, Anita Lemieux Mark St afford-Representatives, Limousine Service-Freshman style. Just where you belong. Munch! Munch! I can't wait much longer! Snuggle up close girls! 28 FROSH 29 C.L. Seniors??? E.M. P.C. R.W. P. B. L.R. B. S. 30 J. H G L. a Administration School Board - Back L to R: Vonley Cox, Delores Milner, John Gordon, Bill Cummings. FRONT: Bill Perry, John Rumney, Charles, Fuller, Gladys Hughes. ■! Mr. Lersbak - Superintendent 32 Mr. Allen - principal “PRO’S???” Miss Rose - English Miss Rhynard - English Mrs. Nicholson - Library Aide 33 TREMENDOUSLY Mr. Evenson - Commercial Mr. Woody - History TUFF” TEACHERS Mr. Cornelius - Science Mr. Fried - Math Mr. Rose - Science CUSTODIANS L to R; ]. C. Jarriel, Charles McBride, Earl Sucket DOMESTIC ENGINEERS L to R; Helen Larson, Jo Ann Doty, Lynn Stafford IN REALITY 37 AS THEY ARE! 38 SPORTS CASCADE BADGERS Back Row L to R: Coach Plaggemeyer, Jack Peterson, Mark Creveling, Mark Anderson, Jim Rose, Brian Buck, Jeff Duncan, Dan Sudenga, Willy Hamilton, Coach Gebhardt, Coach Cotton. Middle Row L to R: Manager David Lambert, Ron Myers, Barney Sparrow, Jeff Strandell, Terry Mallory, Chuck McBride, Brian Culliton, Kenny Young, Kent Larson, Kieman Minehan, Manager Don Hubert. Front Row L to R: Thain Cashmore, Tim Olds, Forest MacDonald, Brian Moline, Robert Maxwell, Rick Strizich, Kenny Anderson, Bruce Creveling, Neil Burkstrand, Mark Stafford, Cliff Upton. Jim Rose Mark Creveling Jack Peterson WINNING SEASON CASCADE OPPONENTS 14 FAIRFIELD 7 14 SIMMS 21 28 VALIER 21 8 BIG SANDY 44 8 CHESTER 28 45 HARLEM 6 44 SUNBURST 38 Mark Anderson Chuck McBride Willy Hamilton Barney Sparrow GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Back Row L to R - Coach Evenson, O'Elia Perry, Kathy Cornelius, Reva Tucker, Ellen Minehan, Janice Greyn, Kim Johnson. Front Row - Manager Cheryl Gover, Donna Milner, Dawn Anderson, Jacque Jensen, Lynn Gordon, Manager Valerie Berg. JV. Back Row L to R - Coach Carollo, Leslie Grimes, Peggy Perry, Donna Wendeln, Karen Preble, Cheryl Moore, Lisa Creveling, Renee Anderson, Sara MacDonald, Anita Lemieux, Manager Valerie Berg. Front Row - Manager Cheryl Gover, March Jensen, Carolyn Myers, Tina Beckley, Cindy Chase, Karla Mills, Tylene Greyn, Carole Wright. 42 CHS MEMBERS: Coach: John Fried Bill Petit Neal Ethridge Todd Tucker Ward Jude man Dale Brown Bill Maxwell Toni Johnson Francis Reily Jamie Sanders Sue Mahoney Nanette Coryell Lois Heikkila GIRLS 1 AT STATE 44 HARRIERS 45 VARSITY WRESTLERS Top Row L to R - Assistant Coach Mr. Upshaw, Manager Denny Raker, Rich Wrobel, Todd Tucker, Bruce Creveling, Mark Creveling, Forest MacDonald, Ed Hastings, Mike Pickard, Lance Patton, Coach Mr. Johnson. Second Row L to R - Rob Nicholson, Thain Cashmore, Gregjerriel, Bill Maxwell, Ward Juedeman, Jeff Rumney, Roche Juneau, Mark Hanson. SENIOR MARK CREVELING LAY ’EM ON THE MAT 47 BOYS B.B. “VARSITY” Left to Right - Dan Wojtala, Dana Young, Kent Larson, Darryl Juden, Jeff Duncan, Coach Plaggemeyer, Jim Rose, DanSudenga, Jack Peterson, Troy Mellinger. Kneeling - Jim Myers, Manager Mark Anderson, Rob Warehime. SENIORS DANA YOUNG JIM ROSE JACK PETERSON ROB WAREHIME J.V. BASKETBALL Back Row L. to R.: Dale Hicks, Kem Mineham, Robert Maxwell, Coach Cotton, Mike Doty, Mark Stafford, Neil Ethridge. Front L to R: Jim Hicks, Rick Strizich, Scott Maxwell, Jeff Corcoran, Ken Anderson. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L to R - Sue Mahoney, Janice Greyn, Mascot Jacque Jensen, Reva Tucker, Cheer queen Gina Loveland. J.V. CHEERLEADERS L to R - Donna Wendeln, Monty Fayler, Toni Johnson, Susannah Pepos. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Chris Pate - Mascot March Jensen WRESTLING MAT MAIDS Left to Right - Charlotte Rinio, Kim Johnson, Blanche Ingold, Dawn Dempsey AW SHUCKS—HEY NOW! Boys Back Row L to R: Francis Reilly, Donna Milner, Jamie Sanders, Kathy Cornelius, Nanette Coryell, 2nd Row: Coach Rose, Reva Tucker, Renata Birkenbuel, Janice Greyn, Pam Chambers, Sue Mahoney, Coach Evenson, Front: Kim Johnson, 0 Ella Perry. 54 ORGANIZATIONS ANNUAL STAFF L to R - Mark Anderson, Ellen Minehan, Cheryl Moore, Kieman Minehan, Renata Birkenbuel, Gina Loveland, Sue Mahoney, Charla Hawn, Carole Wright, Anne Nicholson, Dawn Anderson, Karla Mills, Miss Fields. The Annual Staff of C.H.S. hopes to bring you a little joy, and a little remembrance of what life was like in this brick school building throughout the pages of this year- book. We would need a whole volume of books to capture every incident but if only one portrait, poem, or snapshot brings back a cherished thought or sacred memory that might brighten up your day, then our purpose for making this book has been fulfilled. This book just scrapes the surface of high school days, but now that it's all over and we are looking back, we'd have to say that the time, work, hassels, and discourage- ments were all worth it and that the endless hours spent finishing and refinishing pages, were rewarding in the end. Ellen Minehan - Gina Loveland Co-Editors BADGER PAWS Top to Bottom - Mr. Fried, Cindy Palm, Karen Preble, Cathy Piccard, Kathy Sudenga, Tylene Greyn. STUDENT COUNCIL Top to Bottom, L to R - Nanette Coryell, Donna Wendeln, Tylene Greyn, Anita Lemieux, Jim Meyers, Jim Belisle, Cathy Nelson, Pam Chambers, Donna Milner, Mark Stafford, Forrest MacDonald, Cindy Chase, Sue Mahoney, Renata Birkenbuel, Terry Pierce, O'Ella Perry, Jeff Rumney. F.H.A. Back Row L to R: Julie Harris, Chris Pate, Pam Wendeln, Donna Milner, Julie Schubert, Renne Anderson, Shirley Gover, Jamie Sanders, Melanie Roehm, Patty Harris. Second Row L to R: Charolette Rinio, Kathy Sudenga, Tina Beckley, Monty Fayler, Cindy Chase, Gwen Cummings, Cheryl Gover, March Jensen, Tammy Rasmussun, Dawn Dempsey. Front Row L to R: O'Ella Perry, Carole Wright, Pam Chambers, Miss Lehman, Gina Loveland, Peggy Perry, Donna Wendeln. F.F.A. Back Row L to R: Mr. Gebhardt, Terry Mallory, Dale LeVeque, Ray Zurich, Ed Hastings, Mark Stafford, Mike Johnson. Second Row L to R: Jeff Olson, Jeff Rumney, Kieman Minehan, Fred Wood, Forest MacDonald, Jack Polich, Cliff Upton. Front Row L to R: Greg Preble, Larry Lord, Wardjuedman, Steve Gruel, Barry MacGillivary. 60 HONOR SOCIETY Back L to R: Ellen Minehan, Debra Creveling, Jim Belisle, Sue Mahoney, O'Elia Perry', Renata Birkenbuel, Jim Myers, Lynn Gordon, Pam Chambers, Jack Peterson; Front L to R: Mark Anderson, Dawn Anderson, Mr. Cotton, Advisor. KETOCHI STAFF Back L to R: Donna Milner, Nanette Coryell; 2nd Row: Ellen Minehan, Cathy Nelson, Darryl Juden, Pam Chambers, Renata Birkenbuel, Miss Rose, Advisor; 3rd Row: Mark Anderson, Gina Loveland, Robert LaFontaine; Front: Julie Schubert. PEP CLUB Back Row L to R: Cindy Chase, Peggy Perry, Gwen Cummings, Cindy Palm, Val Berg, Jeff Duncan, Renata Birkenbuel, Donna Milner, Mark Creveling, Dawn Anderson, Dana Young, Steve Gruel, Darryl Juden, Lance Patton, Ernie Penner, Greg Preble, Third Row L to R: Kathy Sudenga, Julie Schubert, Charolette Rinio, Kathy Cornelius, Lynn Gordon, Forest MacDonald, Jeff Rumney, Lois Heikkila, Bill Maxwell, Janice Heikkila, Cheryl Gover, Renee Anderson, Chari a Hawn, Mike Doty, Kent Larson, Jeff Corcoran, Rob Warehime, Miss Rose. Second Row L to R: Kim Johnson, Karla Mills, Ruth McKamey, Lynette Rumney, Leslie Grimes, Tina Beckley, Pam Chambers, Nanette Coryell, O'Ella Perry, Cathy Nelson, Jack Peterson, Mark Anderson, Kieman Minehan, Tammy Rasmussun, Shirley Gover, Carole Wright, Cheryl Moore, First Row L to R: Reva Tucker, Gina Loveland, March Jensen, Monty Fayler, Susannah Pepos, Jacque Jensen, Donna WendeIn, Toni Johnson, Chris Pate, Sue Mahoney, Janice Greyn. 62 Back Row L to R: Reva Tucker, Rob Warehime, Renata Birkenbuel, Donna Milner, Dawn Anderson, Nanette Coryell, Pam Chambers, Dana Young, Steve Gruel, Sue Mahoney, Dan Wojtala, Second Row L to R: Kathy Cornelius, Lynn Gordon, Forest MacDonald, Jeff Rumney, Ellen Minehan, Gina Loveland, Jacque Jensen, Janice Greyn, Mike Doty, Kent Larson, Coach Mr. Plaggemeyer. First Row L to R: Ed Hastings, Ward Judeman, Jeff Strandell, O'Ella Perry, Mark Creveling, Willy Hamilton, Jack Peterson, Mark Anderson, Kieman Minehan, SPEECH DRAMA 2ND P L A C E Back Row L to R: Renee Anderson, Debbie Creveling, Janice Heikkila, Anne Nicholson, Ruth McKamey, Lynette Rumney. Middle Row: Kathy Sudenga, Dawn Anderson, Laurie Cummings, Carole Wright, Karla Mills, Miss Rhynard. Front Row: Cindy Chase, Willy Hamilton, Tim Teterud, Tylene Greyn, Ellen Minehan. STATE CHAMPS R'fcro'nD'rriC See..-L Al A D I V I s I o N A L Thespians Back Row L to R: Debbie Creveling, Brian Neisen, Miss Rhynard, Ruth McKamey, O'Ella Perry. Front L to R: Lynette Rumney, Kim Johnson. The Cascade thespians put on two short fall plays: The Princess Who Would Not Marry and The In- visible Dragon . 64 Scholars? 65 CHORUS L to R Top Row- Jannette Nilsen, Melody Roehm, Lynn Gordon, Reva Tucker, Cindy Palm, Mike Doty, Robert Maxwell, Kent Larson, Mall Lyon, Tim Teterud, Middle Row-Sheila Friberg, Blanch Ingold, Kathy Sudenga, Laurie Cummings, Bill Maxwell, Jeff Strandell, Forest MacDonald, Jim Myers, Ron Myers, Ruth McKamey, Kim Johnson, Bottom Row- Tylene Greyn, Leslie Grimes, Toni Johnson, Tina Beckleey, Susannah Pepos, Chari a Hawn, Karla Mills, Janine Myers, Peggy Perry, Mrs. Lane BAND L to R Top Row- Janice Heikkila, Todd Tucker, Toni Johnson, Lillian McBride, Julie Cabrin, Matt Lyon, Mr. Sept, 2nd Row- Thain Cashmore, Jim Myers, Lynn Gordon, Dawn Anderson, Bruce Creveling, 3rd Row- Frank Chambers, Rick Strizich, Bill Maxwell, Debbie Creveling, David Brown, Peggy Perry, Lynette Rumney, Kenny Anderson, Bottom Row-JoAnn Taylor, Kathy Cornelius, Carolyn Myers, Leslie Grimes, Ruth McKamey, Kelly Grimes, Pauline Booth, Kim Johnson, Bill Pettit SPIRIT GOES WILD!! SALUTING SILKS L to R - Tammy Rasmussen, Carla Rasmussen, Gwen Cummings, Julie Schubert, Lois Heikkila. POM PON GIRLS L to R - Cathy Young, Laurie Cummings, Anne Nichelson, Anita Lemieux, Julie Harris. 68 ACTIVITIES Homecoming Royalty King - Don Fraser Queen - Kathy Young 71 VICTORIOUS HOME Well, what do you expect from Seniors?? Now this is Cheerleading Spirit! During a parade, Don???? Way to Bum'Em Badgers. Is Winning that bad Mr, Sept? COMING ACTIVITIES 1977 “Greasers 74 75 76 Sneak! Seniors We all own a piece of the rock Nature Lover This group, drinkers? ? ? ? ? ? Oh, how could you. I AM the president chew One more move and you'll get it, All together now, smile and snap the picture 77 Junior Prom Queen - Dawn Anderson King - Randy Luraas 78 Royalty Nights Are Forever 79 CANADIAN EXCHANGE Back Row L to R: Debbie Schropp, Andy Evans, Bruce Killam, Myra Mast, Roxanne Lees, Garth Wumbolt. Front L to R: Monica Komanchuk, Wendy-Ellen Faller, Loretta Smale. The Cascade counterparts were: Lynette Rumney, Larry Lord, Nanette Coryell, Cathy Cornelius, Sue Mahoney, Dawn Anderson, Renata Birkenbuel, Ellen Minehan, Lynn Gordon. BEING SHARING PARTING EXPERIENCES IS SUCH SWEET SORROW TOGETHER THE Jesus..................... John the Baptist Judas.................... Clowns.................... THE Keyboard . . Guitar .... Percussion . . DIRECTOR Kathy Presented by the CHS Junior Class and Thespians, is a Rhynard musical based on the gospel according to Matthew. CAST , . . Forest MacDonald ... Ron Myers , . . Reva Tucker Sandy Strizich Lynette Rumney Lynn Gordon Bob Brumble O'Elia Perry Blanche Ingold Greg Jarriel Kim Johnson Brian Neisen Janine Myers BAND Jeanne Lane Karla Mills Matt Lyons Todd Tucker FFA Snaps 84 CARNIVAL —77 The Student Council of CHS sponsored the annual carnival on February 25 from 7:00 to 10:00. It was held in the gym and BINGO was played in the Study Hall. The Senior Class made the biggest profit, $150.00, on their two booths, The Ring Toss and The Volleyball Shoot. Shrills of laughter, excite- ment, and helium balloons filled the air. The night was enjoyed by all, young and old. 86 GRADES JR. HIGH Back Row L to R - Randy Wrobel, Mike Krkosa, Denny Baker, Mike Moore, Joel Strandell, Lenny Baker, Rex Wood, Keith Creveling, Second Row - John Edwards, Mark William, Sue Larson, Steve Mahoney, Sherri Mora, Diane Young, Stephanie Patton, Charlotte Currie, Scott Maxwell, Third Row - Kevin Juedeman, Mark Juden, Lisa Rieden, Jill Corcoran, Jenny Shumate, Care Britton, Jean Wood, Kelly Edwards, Brett Boynton, Kathy Stafford, Front Row - Terri Hawn, Gary Upton, Lana Nahrgang, Genevieve Gordon, Karla Crawford, Lorraine Boehm, Jamie Marquis, Sam MacDonald, Stacy Loveland. Back Row L to R - Becky McKamey, Cheryl Lussier, Steve Hanson, David Sudenga, Bob Buck, Clayton Cunie, Duane Wingert, Bruce Smetana, Second Row - Jeanne Rinio, Carol Berger, Halley Sanders, David Cummings, Amy Lyon, Lisa Rinney, Ginny Brown, Dennis Lambert, Third Row - Harry Birkbenbuel, Lester Johnson, September Pepos, Darcie Dempsey, Bobi Jo Chrisman, Therressa Rhoten, Jason Enger, Brent Ethridge, Miss Carollo, Front Row - Brenda Kitson, Janet Schmidt, Ed Taylor, Jerry Ball, Dee Dee Britton. 88 JR. HIGH BOYS B.B. Back Row L to R - Jamie Marquis, Scott Maxwell, Brett Boyton, Steve Mahoney, Gordon Booth, Keith Creveling, Mike Moore, Mike Krokosa, Randy Wrobel, Kelly Edwards, Joel Strandell, Mark Juden, Sam MacDonald, Front Row L to R - Bruce Smetana, Ed Taylor, Lester Johnson, David Cummings, Steve Hanson, David Sudenga, Clayton Curry, Harry Birkenbuel, Jerry Ball, Dennis Lambert, Brent Ethridge, Coach Mr. Peterson. JR. HIGH BOYS WRESTLING Back Row L to R - John Edwards, Denny Baker, Keith Creveling, Joel Strandell, Allen Maxwell, Steve Standley, 2nd Row - Randy Wrobel, Kelly Edwards, Steve Hanson, Brett Boyton, Mike Krokosa, Clayton Curry, Sam MacDonald, 3rd Row - Mr. Upshaw, Kevin Juedeman, Jay Strandell, Ed Taylor, Bart Peterson, David Cummings, Steve Mahoney, Jamie Marquis, Tim Krokosa, Mr. Johnson, Front Row - Kevin Moore, Jerry Ball, Jason Enger, Brent Ethridge, Bourck Cashmore, Dennis Lambert, Bud Beckley, Tim Chase, Raymond Schmidt, Clint Clark. 89 GRADE Back Row L to R - Dale Johnson, Judy Maxwell, Rena Grimes, Dayna Edwards, Joe Moll, Jean Maxwell, Valorie Theis, Sandy Harris. Second Row - Mrs. Gessner, Margaret Rose, Kevin Moore, Rodney Demontigny, Karen Wiekum, Shelley Marquis, Diane Pettit, Bud Beckley, Doris Taylor, Mr. Upshaw. Third Row - Steve Standley, Clark Wombald, Jenny McBride, Michelle Moll, Becky Williams, Cheryl Crawford, Raymond Schmidt, Todd Fuller, Ricky Cummings, Bradley Upton. Front Row - Jill Patton, Candi Woldvogel, Michael Zurich, Quentin Rhoades, Bart Peterson, Christi Kimmel, Bourck Cashmore, Tim Chase. Back Row L to R - Lisa Allee, Kim Gessner, Danny Harris, Roberta MacDonald, Tim Krkosa, David Rieden, Jaye Strandell, Jolene Britton, Front Row - Lance Styren, Casey Nicholson, Angie Enger, Christy Caldwell, Donald Nelson, Allan Maxwell, Kathy Sterner, Terry Chase. Back Row L to R - Ross Marquis, Brian Boy ton, Doris Mack, Tim Polich, RoyWeikum, Kersten Lersbak, Ton Doty, Sabrina Rhoades, Second Row - Miss Thelen, Robert Walker, Matt Pepos, Blair Patton, Tim Johnson, Glenda Lussier, Tom Chase, Laura Lee Tuck, Front Row - Robin Mack, Kim Nicholls, Melissia Coleman, Jodi Enger. Back Row L to R - Mary McBride, Nadine Ellis, Susan Pettit, Jorinda Miner, Mark Rose, Mike Wingert, Mike Nicholls, Zane Odegard. Second Row - Kristine Munroe, Kaylene Caldwell, Richard Bogden, Tammy LeVeque, Kim Yeagley, LeeNyce, Paul Woody, Sean Nelson, Waldo MacDonald. Front Row - Patricia Coleman, Connie Erickson, Christina Gessner, Wendy Rinio, Danny Whitaker, Carla Shumate. 90 SCHOOL Back Row L to R - Ms. E. McPheeters, Robbie Thompson, Becky Meredith, Todd Adcock, Mike Tracy See, Susan Devich, Lance Johnson, Kris LaFontaine, Sheila Gessner. Second Row - Jesse Peelle, Angie Wojtala, Craig Moore, Amy Blythe, Steph Miner, Adana Pepos. Blake Standley. Front Row - Jason Erickson, Melinda Johnson, Tasha Cumow, Julie Anderson, Bart Nelson, Nicki Davis, Penny Fraser. Back Row L to R - Mrs. Britton, Christine Lemire, Douglas Munroe, Pat McCleary, Daniel LeVeque, Jason Sutton, Blake Jones, Becky Sterner, Tobias Chase, Lana Johnson. Second Row - Debbie Whitaker, Laura Hanson, Peter Woody, Theresa Coleman, Joe VonStein, Steve McGlynn, Tracy Adcock, Zina Walker, Mrs. King. Front Row - Brett Wombold, Jim Nicholls, Mike Prather, Penny Eller, Kevin Nyce, Michael Lersbak, Steffen Devich. Back Row L to R - Kara Granlund, Jason Fried, Gerald Anderson, Bobbie Berteck, Randall Bogden, Mrs. Allen, Second Row - Heidi Young, Brant Davis, Wayne Campbell, Shawn LeVeque, Dolan Sutton, Shannon Fuller, Craig Marquis, Marcus Nelson, Front Row - Leah McClary, Carol Mack, Troy Hanson, Patrick Ferrell, Robbie Duerr. 91 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to Right - Teresa Peele, Jeanne Rinio, September Pepos, Lisa Kinney, Janet Smidt. Left to Right - Jill Corcoran, Sherri Mora, Diane Young, Cara Britton, Sitting - Lana Nahrgang, Stacy Loveland. 92 C.H.S. LIFE 93 In the history of C.H.S., and so did the Chorus! Eventually ourSophomore year came and we were going to show those Freshman who was boss. Only 48 bodies showed up this year but we were still a great force. It was a fun day when we Sophomores could laugh at t Stupid Freshmen and all the dumb mistakes they made during their initation. A great controversey was caused over our unpopular S O B and S O G T-shirts and we were forced to uphold our reputation. This was accomplished when our Homecoming Float Badgers Win By Landslide , took first place. Again this year there were new experiences like joining one of the numerous clubs; Annual Staff, FFA, FHA, Student Council, Badger Paws, Speech G Drama, Pep Club, Ketochi Staff, Chorus, and Band. Some of us even found out you can belong to too much and wear yourself ragged! The Band again received a Superior rating at Music Festival, the 880 Medley Relay Team with Pam Chambers, Janice Greyn, and Gina Loveland participating, captured the btate title, and the Girls Cross Country Team was State Champions. Suddenly our Junior year was upon us and many activities had to be planned by the 49 Juniors that were enrolled in school. The Juniors found out how hard it was to make money and keep it for their Senior year, as there were many expenses that had to be met. The school Carnival was one source of income for that year where our booths were the Dart Throw and Ladder Climb. The Junior Prom was a source of entertainment and a lot of hard work for the Juniors, but we survived and put on a very' good Prom with beautiful decorations, a good band and the theme of Feelings . Our very own Janice Greyn and Terry Pierce were crowned royalty. There were other obligations to be met like the Junior-Senior Picnic which turned out to be a success even with hot dogs and hamburgers and just an afternoon of goofing around in the park. One big problem that was faced by the Juniors was the purchase of the Senior flowers for Graduation. The Juniors hoping to economize after such expensive year were reluctant to purchase long stem roses for the Seniors. Finally the Juniors consented and all was righted between the two classes. There were many honors bestowed upon our Junior Class such as; Jeannie Gould, Julie Schubert, Gina Loveland, and Jim Rose being chosen for the Canadian Exchange Students to Bow Island; Gina Loveland being crowned Queen at Homecoming; Pam Chambers became the Class B State Champion in the 100 yd. dash; the 440 Yard Relay Team consisting of two Juniors Pam Chambers and Nanette Coryell, set a state mark of 51.1; the returning Medley Relay Team was top in the state again also. Every Junior was now looking forward with expectation to next year when they would finally become the ELITE CLASS of people called SENIORS. Then the year we had been waiting for sprung at us. We were dumbfounded at first but it didn't take us long to learn that we were the King of the Roost. We got into the great role that all Seniors take part in-bossing the underclassmen around, starting initiation instead of getting initiated, getting to think of rotten creations to do the dumb Freshman such as pickles for curlers and of course the great smell of Fox Scent. We must never forget though that we struggled all these years for just the pleasure we had. Our Senior year went by all but too slow, before we knew it we had to try' and act like humans to get the great day of Graduation ready. But in the mean time we had great achievements accomplished within our class; Reva Tucker received honorable mention for Girls Basketball, Mark Anderson and Barney Sparrow for Football, and Mark Creveling was chosen for Conference First Team Running Back and 2nd Team Linebacker. All in all we really had some good athletes in our class. Willy Hamilton reigned as Mr. Irrisistable, Don Fraser was crowned King at Homecoming, and three Seniors, Nanette Coryell, Ellen Mine ha n, and Lynette Rumney, were chosen to be Canadian Exchange Students to Medicine Hat, Alberta. Sandy Strizich and Janice Heikkila also received the honor of first place in Humorous Duo at State Speech Drama. For the great Carnival of the school we made the most money' with our scientific games-Pop Bottle Toss and Volleyball Shoot. Good thing we did make all that money because we were almost broke, and being broke mean’t no Sneak Trip and no Sneak Trip would just break our little hearts. We pulled through though and headed the bus load of sweet Seniors to Lolo Hot Springs. It was never so hot until we got there. We showed them how to dive, swim, and stay awake for 46 hours. There was a live sing-song that night and we serenaded the other kids to sleep or the ones that pretended to be asleep. Believe it or not we were really good and we probably won’t ever forget the Senior Sneak Trip and the great bus ride home. 94 Looking back it seemed only yesterday we entered C.H. S. as dumb Freshman but May 22 made it a realjty when Mr. Prestbo spoke for our Graduation and Mr. Lersbak issued our diplomas. We left Cascade High School with high hopes for the future, but sorrow in leaving our friends. CLASS PROPHECY May 22, 1997 finds us at the Class of 1977's 20th reunion. As each of us socialize we find that our former classmates have taken up these various occupations. MARK ANDERSON was finally developed due to his extensive exposure in the U.S, Navy. JIM BE LISLE is now a close associate to Billy Graham and works for crackers. ERIC BOEHM 20 years later finally graduated from boot camp and is working for a New Jersey transfer. PAULINE BOOTH has a major in special education and is presently employed by her favorite school CHS. You'll be a very busy girl won't you Pauline? MARK CALDWELL has opened a new fangled beauty salon where they have sunken chairs for the convenience of the owner. PAM CHAMBERS is happily married, but unfortunately was unable to attend reunion because she was busy rooting for her family track team. NANETTE CORYELL now owns a sun block corporation so her kids don't look like they've been staring through a screen door like their dad, Randy, DEBBIE CREVELING has become the first lady President of the United States and spent her $50.00 vacation money on a trip to Europe. Right Deb?? MARK C REVELING is still showing Sue Mahoney some new holds in the back of his Cadillac. ALAN CUMMINGS is really flying high now. He is the main pilot for Burned Out Airlines. TERRI DENNIS is in the rodeo circuit . . . She loves to ride those bulls. DONNIE FRASER is pervertidly employed by Peek-a-boo-I'd-like-to-see-you Underwear Company. JIMM GORDON married a muskrat. Happy mating Jimm! JEAN GOULD had to quit cruising the drag because gas rose to $2, 50 a gallon. JANICE GREYN G JIM ROSE have taken over the ranch in Simms and everything is coming up Roses. KELLY GRIMES is currently employed at the County Convalescent Hospital practicing nursing. STEVE GRUEL is now managing his dog herd at Ironsides. JANICE HEIKKILA broke her leg while at the Olympic Skiing Trials. She was resetting a gate. LOIS HEIKKILA is still trying to convince the world that she is the real Barbara. She is starring at the Ulm Bar with the Potato Carvers, weekdays at 8:00 p.m. JACQUE JENSEN has been married to Rob Ford for sometime now and they are busy raising Pintos. KIM JOHNSON has put her voice to good use; she now stars in the Great Falls Silent Broadway Hit I lost my voice with laryngitis . CHARLES JUDEN is still at the bottom of the unemployment list persuing his lifes career of doing nothing. GINA LOVELAND is the head secretary for the President and she is now taking dictation at 180 words per minute. CHARLES McBRIDE is currently retired from the army so he can give up K.P. RUTH McKAMEY has maiTied a successful rancher and brought him home to live in the McKamey Village. ELLEN MINE HAN has opened an optical clinic to keep her family in glasses and contacts. CATHY NELSON has made her home in L.A. while practicing her medical technology. ERNIE PENNER has let his success go to his head. He is now a millionaire and he owns his own Brillo Pad Factory. O ELLA PERRY was the first women to play basketball with the Harlem Globe Trotters and after a short break is now coaching her own team, the Red Heads. JACK PETERSON is back in the saddle again because his horse finished standing up. Get those horees off a liquid diet and maybe you'd even place, Jack. DEBBIE PICKARD is working jointly with Evel Knievel and learning how to ride a motorcycle. She is now trying to master the Potato Jump . 95 TERRY PIERCE picked it lucky for once in his life; he is married and now working for his father-in-law keeping the Eusterman Nursing Home running. . . GREG PREBLE is very happily married and has taken over his father's farm in Castner Falls where he is trying to domesticate his herd of wild Raniers. , CHARLOTTE RINIO left CHS on May 22, 1977 and has not been heard from since. She must be doing higher and LYNETTE RUMNEY has finally put on a few pounds and currently holds the Guiness record for the world's fattest JULIE SCHUBERT is following in her mother's footsteps and is the hostess at the Village Inn where she employs her kids, too. , , ccc c BARNEY SPARROW is really busy now. From a bird's view we see that he is working on the new bbb. (buper Sonic Sparrow) SANDY STRIZICH is still trying to get the position of Jill on Charlie's Angels. She knows that she is the New Farrah Fawcett-Majors. It's all in the hair. KATHY SUDENGA is currently employed at the unemployment office. JOANN TAYLOR has become one of the best firefighters around and has saved our National Forests from flame and destruction. Now if only she could save them from the dreaded Euel Gibbons. REVA TUCKER has become a replacement for Vicki Lawrence on the Carol Burnett Show and is currently having an affair with Harvey Korman. „ ROB WARE HI ME has finally become the major stockholder in the Oly Company by sendmg in the most pull tops. Now he can buy the part that makes his Camero run. DANA YOUNG has finally made it to the top. (With his Yamaha at the Cascade Hill Climb.) CLASS SUMMARY MARK ALLEN ANDERSON: Andy Ambition: To be a success in whatever I do. Favorite saying: Good Grote! Clubs and Awards: Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Annual Staff 2,3,4, Boys State 3, Perfect Attendence 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Ketochi Staff 4, Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2, 3,4, Track 2,3,4, PepClub3,4. ERIC CHARLES BOEHM: Jetter, New Joisey, Ambition: A possible Air Force Career. Faborite saying: You dumb hick! MARK SCOTT CALDWELL: Cogs Ambition: To have a life time membership with the Mafia. Favorite saying: NoWay! Clubs and Awards: Cross Country 1,2,3, Letterman's Club 1,2. PAMALIN RAE CHAMBERS: Routsey Rae Ambition: To become a Medical Secretary. Favorite saying: Come on Clubs and Awards: Letterman'sClub 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Honor Society 4, Ketochi Staff 2, 3, 4, J.V. B.B. 1, Varsity Track 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2,3, Student Council 4, Accounting award 3. NANETTE CAROL CORYELL: Nanny Ambition: to figure out what my ambition is. Favorite saying: Are you bragging or complaining?? Clubs and Awards: Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, silks 3, National Junior Honor Society 1, Office Aid 1, Accounting Award 2, Ketochi Staff 4, Letterman's MARK LOYAL CREVEIiNG: Mark Ambition: To be fat and happy. Favorite saying: Is supper ready? Clubs and Awards: Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All conference running back 77 2nd team all conference Linebacker 76 , 77, Most valuable athlete 3, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,3,4. DEBRA KAYE CREVEUNG: Debbie Ambition: To live on a ranch or farm and have tons of horses! Favorite saying: I know there is a purpose for it. Clubs and Awards: Pep Club 1, 2, Cantigas 1, F.H.A. 1, Swing Choir 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, All State Chorus Award 2, State Music Festival 3,4, Alternate Girls State 3, Honor Society 3,4, Thesipans 4, Track 2, Student Council 1,2,3, Typing Award 3, Teacher Aide 4, School Plays 1, 2, 3, Speech G Drama 2,4, State Speech and Drama 2, Salutatorian. TERRI LYNN DENNIS: Snuffy Ambition: Become a World Rodeo Champ and become a ranchers wife later on. % Favorite saying: you turkey, or you Mother Club andAwards: Rodeo Club 1, 2,3, Track 1, 2, Volleyball Team 1, 2, Cross Country 3. DONALD ORIR FRASER: Stiffneck Ambition: Live to be a bachelor and teach my kids to do the same. Favorite saying: Wouldn't mind it but I can live without it! Clubs and Awards: F.F.A. 1, J.V. Football 1, Cross Country 3. JANICE RAE GREYN: Greyns Ambition: To make it through 4 years of college. Favorite saying: Is that right?? Clubs and Awards: Letterman's Club 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 2,4, Cheerleading 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1,2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Queen 3. KELLY SUE GRIMES: Kel Ambition: To attend M.S.U. and become a nurse. Favorite saying: Ask me if I care? Clubs and Awards: Basketball 1, Ketochi 1, F.H.A. 1, Pep Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3,4, John Phillip Sousa Band Award 4. JEAN MARIE GOULD: Blue Jeans Ambition: To be happy. Favorite saying: Let's go to Great Falls Clubs and Awards: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Badger Paws 1, 2, 3, Silks 3, Ketochi Staff 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Spanish Club 2, Teacher Aide 4, School Plays 1,2, J.V. Basketball 1, Basketball Manager 2, Junior Canadian Exchange Student 3. JANICE COORS HEIKKILA: Doo-doo Ambition: Go to college and be a Forester. Favorite saying: C'mon meathead Clubs and Awards: J.V. Basketball 1,2, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Ketochi Staff 3, Speech Drama 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Thespians 4. LOIS A. HEIKKILA: Lo-ass Ambition: To sleep 48 hours straight without someone waking me up. Favorite saying: Take a flyin leap Clubs and Awards: Cross Country 3,4, F.F.A. 3. JACQUELYN JEAN JENSEN: Jac Ambition: Stay happy, get rich, and live in the mountains. Favorite saying: Well for garden seed! Clubs andAwards: Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,2, Annual Staff 2, Cheerleading Mascot 4, F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. KIM MARIE JOHNSON: M M or Butch Ambition: To go to the Olympics in the Shot Put. Favorite saying: Hi Toots! Clubs and Awards: 75 76 Arm Wrestling State Champion, Wrestling Matmaid 4, Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1,3,4. CHARLES F. JUDEN III: Chuck Ambition: To become a millionaire. Favorite saying: Holy Chrome! Clubs and Awards: Ketochi Staff 4. GINA RAE LOVELAND: Ginna Ambition: To make the best of life and to have happiness always. Favorite saying: Oh, Come on Clubs andAwards: Cheerleader 2,3,4, Cheerqueen 3,4, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4, Lettermans Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Class Sec. 2,3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, Ketochi Staff 2,3,4, Homecoming Queen 3, Junior Canadian Exchange Student 3. CHARLES THOMAS MCBRIDE: Grunt Ambition: Little if any. Favorite saying: You win some, you lose some- thing and it looks like you're not a winner Club and Awards: Football 1,2, 3,4, Wrestling 1,2, F.F.A. 1,2,3. RUTH IONE MCKAMEY: Ruh Ambition: Forget I graduated from C.H.S. Favorite saying: . . . . sucks rocks. Clubs and Awards: Speech Drama 3,4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Group 1, 2, Swing Choir 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. ELIEN MARIE MINEHAN: Ellie Ambition: To live life to the fullest. Favorite saying: Where your treasure is there will your heart be also • Clubs and Awards: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Badger Paws 1, 2, 3, Speech 8 Drama 4, Honor Society 3,4, Girls State Delegate 3, Student Council 2,3, Class Officer 2. CATHY LAVON NELSON Puddly Ambition: To be happy and a successful Electronics Technician. Favorite saying: Really! Clubs andAwards: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3, F.F.A. Star Greenhand (local and district) 1, Class Office 1,3,4. O'ELLA JEAN PERRY: O.J. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite saying: Ah, such is life. Clubs and Awards: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Cantigas 1, Swing Choir 3, Chorus 1,3, Band 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, J.V. B.B. 1, Student Council Rep. 3, Treasurer 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society' 4, Pep Club 1, 2,3, 4, Thespians 3,4, General Mills Family Leader 4, Accounting Award 2, Typing Award 2. JACK DANIEL PETERSON: Peter Ambition: Be a millionaire by the age of 25. Favorite saying: I don't know if I can handle it. Clubs and Awards: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Homecoming King Candidate 3, Pep Club 3,4, Ketochi Staff 3,4, Class Pres. 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Boy's State 3, High School Week 4, Heisey Award 3, Valedictorian 4. DEBORAH L. PICKARD Debbie” Ambition: To become a good nurse and live on a ranch. Favorite saying: All Right! Clubs and Awards: French Club 1, Candy Striper at Columbus Hospital. TERRY L. PIERCE: Piss Ambition: Make money. Favorite saying: Momin Clubs and Awards: Pep Club 4, Student Council Pres 4, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 4. CHARLOTTE MARIE RINIO: Red or Frenchy Ambition: To be happy. Favorite saying: fugi-ca pesta. Clubs and Awards: Drama 2,3, Mat Maids 4, Pep Club 1,4, F.H.A. 3,4, Drill Team 1, CRA 1. JAMES BUCK ROSE: Jim Ambition: To make it through college. Favorite saying: Ah c'mon Clubs and Awards: Football 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, 2nd team All Conference Basketball 75-76, 1st team ll Conference 76-77, Honorable Mention, All State 76-77, Letterman's Club 2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, Junior Canadian Exchange Student 3. LYNETTE KATHIEEN RUMNEY: Duck Butt Ambition: To be happy. Favorite saying: Pretty tuff huh. Clubs and Awards: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, Speech G Drama 3, 4. JULIE MARIE SCHUBERT: Shubs Ambition: Travel the world and live life to the fullest. Favorite saying: For Sure! Clubs and Awards: F.H.A. 1,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Silks3,4, Ketochi Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, Chorus 2, Canadian Exchange 3. BARNEY RUSSELL SPARROW: Woodstock Ambition: Be a success, be happy always, and get married. Favorite saying: Hey you! Clubs and Awards: Football 1,2, 4, Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, Alternate Boy's State 3, Honor- able Mention Football 4, Letterman's Club 2. SANDRA LYNN STRIZICH: Sandy Ambition: To go to college and become great in Drama. Favorite saying: I didn't do it Janice. and It's better than a jab in the eye with a sharp stick. Clubs and Awards: Band 1,2, 3,4, Competive Speech G Drama 2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4, Track 1, Ketochi Staff 1, Godspell 4. KATHY KAY SUDENGA: Kath Ambition: Computer Programer and to get married. Favorite saying: Dumb Broad Clubs and Awards: F.H.A. 1,4, Speech G Drama 2,4, Badger Paws 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, School Plays 1, 2, Pep Club 1,4. JOANN MARIE TAYLOR Jo Ambition: To become a criminologist. Favorite saying: What's going on here? Clubs and Awards: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who Among Music Students in American High Schools. REVA LYNE TUCKER: Rev Ambition: To become a computer programmer. Favorite saying: Next joke Clubs and Awards: Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2,4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mentions in Basket- ball 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Speech and Drama 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1, Chorus 1,2,3, Swing Choir 1,2,3. ROBERT L. WAREHUME: Trooper Ambition: Own the Dana Ranch Co. by 1985. Favorite saying: What's the story here? Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 4, Football 1, Cross Country 2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 1. DANA EVE RE TTE YOUNG: Younger Ambition: To become rich. Favorite saying: Is that right? Clubs and Awards: Letterman's 1,2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN GEORGE GRUEL: Buck Ambition: To live. Favorite saying: Scrounge Clubs and Awards: Letterman's Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4. 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Kenny Fleet Wholesale G Supply Gordon's Restaurant Kaufman's Modem Equipment Company Sun Cleaners The Award Center Treasure Cove AL LORANG RANCH 8—a. );i[ I AND CHARLOTTE CUMMINGS 109 M A S T E R C H A R G E R-LADIES CLOSET Holiday Village in Piccadilly Lane Large and sizes from 38 thru 52 and 14| thru 32 Coats Sweaters Pantsuits Coordinates Long Dresses Pants Blouses Dresses Robes Panties Slips WHERE FASHION IS A LOOK NOT A SIZE Alice V. Baehler B A N K A M E R I . C A R D 1977 WILL I, Mark Anderson, being of sound? mind and body, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lance Patton, and my enlistment papers to Mike Pickard, I, Jim Belisle, will the Plagg to next year's Senior Math Class. Maybe you can talk him into growing some hair. I, Eric Boehm, will my New Jersey accent to any Junior who wants it. Take care of it and don't let it get rusty! I, Pauline Booth, will my ability to get through the halls of CHS safely without the use of a crash helmet or baseball bat to all of the future generations of students. I, Mark Caldwell, willingly, will will my 32-inch long boxer shorts to Will Hamilton because he desperately needs them, and to Guy Cummings my die- hard ability so he won't play the role of the party pooper. I, Pam Chambers, will my bust to Kathy Cornelius so that she'll be able to win a rose when the competition is tough I, Nanette Coryell, leave Dawn Anderson my ability to have fun my Senior year and not get caught, Donna Milner the privelege of being the Flattest girl from the graduating class, and to CHS I leave, period. I, Mark Creveling, being of sound mind and body hirely bequeath MY Mark is Sexy sign in my locker to Mark Hanson because with a name like Mark, he must be. I also will my 4-year-old wrestling shoes to the school, so they can have them bronzed and put into the trophy case. I, Terri Dennis, will the length of my pants to Brian Buck so he doesn't have to keep waiting for the flood. I also will my 18 yrs. to Duane Mellinger so he won't be a minor anymore. I, Don Fraser, being of Perverted mind and Able body, will my secret admirer to Fred Wood, she does wonders! 110 And to all of my Copenhagen chewing buddies my spittoon in the John if they have enough talent to hit the can, I, Jimm Gordon, will my ability to throw things at teachers and not get caught to Lance Patton who always gets caught. I, Jeannie Gould, will my height to the ten people who want it, and my position as School Board Brat to Donna Milner. I, Janice Greyn, will all my 440 secrets to Tina Beckley. I hope they help you as much as they did me. And to Renata Birkenbuel I will my underwear with the blue sailboat on them. I, Kelly Grimes, will the saxophone section of Cascade High Band to Bill Pettit. Keep up the good work Bill. To my little sister Leslie I will my ability to stay out of trouble and still have fun, and to the entire Freshman Class I will CHS during the next 3 years. Enjoy them, for you will treasure them the rest of your life. I, Steve Gruel, will my Cowboy ability to any other ranch kid who deserves it and my common sense to Lance Patton in the hopes that maybe someday he'll grow up. I, Olivia-Newton Heikkila, will my ability to build great and magnificent projects in Vo-Ag, my ability to have a good time in the Ulm Park to Rick Strizich, my ability to think up all kinds of excuses to go skiing to Mr. Gebhardt, my ability to stick to something I start to Bill Maxwell so he can do something in his life, my loud mouthed obnoxious sister, Esther Hoffman Heikkila to Mr. Cotton, my ability to make sense at least 2% of the time to Thain Cashmore, and I will to the Drama Department my partner in crime and punishment; Farrah Fawcett Strizich. I will first place on my black list to Lillian McBride and Kenny Anderson. I, Lois Heikkila, will my chest to Dawn Anderson in hopes that she will get as much use out of it as I did. I, Jacque Jensen, will my yellow Ronald McDonald balloon that I so faithfully wore in my bra every girls basketball game to Dawn Anderson so that if she can't stuff the basketball she can use the balloon; and to Darryl Juden I will my gold wrist band and the split between my two front teeth. I, Kim Johnson, of retarded mind and body will my shot put ability to Anne Nicholson in hopes that some day she will be able to life it off the ground. My left arm to David Lambert and my right arm to Thain Cashmore in hopes that some day they can do 6 one-handed chin-ups with a bucket of sand hanging off their feet. My big nose to Brian Neisen to add on to what he already has so that all the Banana nose jokes that he now get will be true. And last but not important, I will my Peanut M G M's to Blanche Ingold so she can get along without me next year. I, Chuck Juden, will nothing to nobody. I, Gina Loveland, will my Cheerqueen Award to Susannah Mahauney in the hopes that she can handle fights better than I could, and to Donna Milner I will my ability to take shorthand at zero words per minute in the hopes that she will give it up! I, Chuck McBride, will my football shoes to Mark Stafford because I didn't use them much, and I will some common sense to Lance Patton. I, Ruth McKamey, will my flute to my cousin Becky. Stick with it Beck with any luck you may get as good as a band director as I had. I also will the statue that was in my locker to whoever took it; now you can have it legally. I, Ellen Minehan, being of my own mind and poor eyesight, will my brown contacts to Sara MacDonald. I will my personality to no one because everyone has their own. I, Cathy Nelson, of sound mind and body, officially will to Sue Mahoney a very special place 7 miles south of Cascade next to the river. I hope your memories there will be as special as mine! I also will to Sue my seat on the bus in hopes that she'll be able to duck the paper airplanes and spit wads as well as I. I, Ernie Penner, will my ability to go along with Mr. Gilbert on the Ulm bus to Roy Rasmussen, for he really needs it. I, O'Ella Perry, will my nickname O.J. to Mr. Simpson. I hope he can win more fame and admiration with it than I did. I will my rating on a social scale of 1-10 as 0 to Charla Hawn, so she can enjoy a night out with the girls once in a while. And most important of all, I will my bedroom and any success I had in high school to Peggus, my sister, because I love her. m I, Jack Peterson, will will to Will Hamilton my will to finish school and to Darryl Juden I will my Farrah. I, Debbie Pickard, will my cowboy hat to any girl who has guts enough to wear it more than I did. I will my ability to ride a 350 Honda to any girl who likes to make the guys jealous! I, Terry Pierce, will my pep club buses to Brent Bauch, and my Copenhagen can to Jeff Duncan in hopes that he will have as much fun with it as I have. I, Greg Preble, will my fast sobering up ability to Mike Pickard because he needs it, and to Jeff Olson I will my great farming ability. . I, Charlotte Rinio, being of rarely sound mind and usually sound body will my love for Cowpie High to any Junior that can handle it. I, Jim Rose, will my number 44 basketball uniform that Greg Gould willed to me to Kent Larson and I will my braces to the upcoming Freshman in hopes they will shape up. I, Lynette Rumney, will my whistling down the hall to all the teachers who stick socks in my mouth when they hear me and I will my vuluptous body to Tammy Rasmussen, and please will the boys in the back stop booing. I, Julie Schubert, will my locker to Jack Poiich, since he was in it more than I was and next I give my can of shaving cream to Renee Anderson. The mad people come in the package deal Renee! I will my ability to stay awake through classes to my little brother, hard as it may seem. I, Barney Sparrow, will my shyness to anyone who wants it and my football ability to Thain Cashmore in hopes that he'll become a great hitter, and my hairy chest to Darryl Juden. I, Farrah Fawcett Strizich, will my body to the CHS Drama Department in hopes that they find some use for it, just think I've had to lug it around for 17 yrs! I will my acting ability and sense of humor to Ron Meyers because I know he wants to follow in my footsteps. And last but not least my ability to have a good time where ever I happen to be to my brother and Brian C, because I know that they will desperately need it. I, Kathy Sudenga, being of unstable body and even unstabler mind after being this prison (Cascade High) 12 yrs. will this institution to anyone who's dumb enough to go there. I, JoAnn Taylor, leave my collection of 108 paperbacks to anyone who enjoys reading. I, Reva Tucker, will my temper to Frances Reilly in hopes that someday shew will be able to use it. I, Rob Warehime, will my 18th birthday to Randy Luraas and Terry Mallory in hopes they'll use if next time they plan to stay out until 6:30 in the morning and I will the SACRED OLY PLAQUE to Mark Hanson in hopes he can explain to his mom Why he was picked for the award . I, Dana Young, willmy Yamaha to Rich Wrobel, who can't seem to win any races on a Honda. My ability to cope with Coach Plaggemeyer to Dan Wojtala who's going to need it next year in Basketball. I, Debbie Creveling, will all the fun times the CHS Band ever had to the Freshman band members, keep up the perfect record, you guys. To my brothers Bruce and Keith I will my ability to only have 2 detentions in 4 years instead of 4 dententions in 2 days. And to Carla Rasmussen and Tim Teterud I will the patience the Lord gives one at CHS. 112 -- CV •v: ?