Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1984 volume:

Dedication A person is a loser until he dies, then he gets his reward. For every person who lives has a purpose for living, and until he does what God has intended him to do he stays. Then when he has finished his nission. God takes him and he goes to glory. A better place, For God only takes the best. And when a person dies young, it is a tribute to them, for he has done more with less days than the old, and is worthy of going to God earlier. Do not cry be thankful. For when a person dies he is a winner not a loser. And has gone to get his reward earlier. We should be happy for him. Tom Lee Williams The Class of 1984 wishes to dedicate our annual to Tom Lee Williams. Tom was born November 29, 1962 and died July 13, 1983 in a swimming accident. Tom participated in Boys Basketball, Football, and was active in C-Club, Pep Club, and OEA. We shall always remember him in our hearts. The Ketochi Seniors 4 Classes 21 Faculty 28 Homecoming 31 Sports 35 Organizations 53 Activities 65 Sponsors 78 Cascade High School Cascade, Montana 1984 2 1984 Seniors “As Times Go By” 3 Paula Barnhorst Christy Caldwell « Jolene Britton Morten Carlsen Darren Collins Deena Elshire Holly Gaughan Curt Gifford Wendy Holets Kathy Huber Marianne Jonson Tim Krkosa Allan Maxwell Teri Maxwell Casey Nicholson Paul Plummer Kathy Mikita Michael Ober Matt Savoy Jay Schmitt I, Roberta Carmel MacDonald, being of clean mind and foofer body, will to Adana Pepos the ability not to blame her nasal singing on a cold. To anyone else who can fill the Badger suit the way I did, I will the fun times I had as mascot. And last but not least, to Jolene Britton, the ability not to make a big deal of my foofers. I, Wendy Holets, being of sound mind and lit’1 body, will to Gabby Pelenski the ability to keep my nose on my face rather than in other people’s business. To Bill Simpson, my ability to wear the proper amount of perfume at the appropriate time. And to Mr. Robbins (Dad), I will my memory and all my thanks for all the help and support he gave me in cross-country. I, Rob Martinson, will my black pants to anyone who thinks they can fit into them. To Kim Nicholls the ability to go out without getting grounded. And finally to Casey Nicholson, a smaller nose and new arms since he lost his last ones on his mother’s killer Moped. I, Curt Gifford, being of sound mind and short legs, will to all the football players next year my ability to play football. To Blair Patton, my driving ability so that he can get to know Gladys better. And to Mike Ober, I will the ability to pick up a girl that is more than 13 years old. I, Marianne Jonson, will to Kathy Huber and her sister the ability to calm down when they see a good looking guy driving past. To Wes Sparrow, I will you some nice quiet birthdays in the future. And to Angie Enger I will you to keep you pom-poms away from dogs. I, Linda Abele will all the juniors the ability to make it through CHS. I will Penny C. and David C. the ability to stay together as long as they can. And to Roberta and Ken I will that they’ll always be happy together. I, Kathy Mikita, being in a state of total confusion, will to my buddy Ross all the luck and a lot of fun his senior year since his two favorite people, Teri and I won’t be here. To Darren, the ability to 14 go to Nationals to meet new people, but not lip to lip. The Christy, the ability to wake up in the morning with bags under her eyes. I, Ken Acord, being of boggled mind and similar body, do hereby will my bus rides to Yvonne so she can continue to talk to herself, and my bus seat I give to the person who gets there first. Waldo may see Roverta occasionally but I will her to no one for I am taking her with me. To Mr. Gehardt, I will the ability to go a day without chewing and to Mr. LaLiberty, the ability to be patient about marriage. I, Jay Schmitt, being of malformed mind and short body, will my ability to duck when water is thrown at me, to Quentin Rhoades. To Danny Harris I will my ability to stand stationary during a chorus performance. And to Mrs. Donovan I will my ability to get into music and out of trouble. I, David Rieden, will Julie Jurich 50 pounds so she won’t look like a toothpick. Martinson, the ability to chew and not get caught by D.A.G. I, Kathy Huber, of sober mind and body, will the ability to flunk an Algebra test to Denise Stimac. To Karen, the ability to survive a year of Model Office. And last but not least, to Jaye Strandell, who thinks I did, but really I didn’t, the ability to not say things that aren’t true. I, Mark Allen Malady, being of endless talent, demented mind, and ghost colored body, will to David Rieden a new dog house so he can now leave his dogs behind. To Mr. Sept I will a 44 magnum pistol so he can keep better control over the upper hall rotation. To Mr. Donovan I will a bullet proof vest in the hopes that he won’t get hurt by one of Mr. Sept’s wild shots. To Curt Gifford I will six inches of my legs so he can now wear pants with an eight inch inseam. Finally to all you students out there that worked so hard to make it through this year, this will is for you. I, Terry Chase, being of beautifully framed mind and incredible body do hereby will to Jaye Strandell a box of Q-tips to get the cow chips out of his ears. To myself I will the ability to graduate 15 sometime in the near future. And finally I leave my 16 pairs of track shoes to CHS so they can outfit the whole team next year. I, Jolene Sue Britton, being of sophisticated mind and athletically profound body, will to my mother’s first grade class my sympathy. To Jodi Enger, my high tops so she can prove to Coach Barnhorst that she really can hustle. To Kersten, I will the Hollowood discus in hopes that she will be next year’s state champion. To Miss Wellik and Miss Klinker, I will the ability to get along without me next year. And last but not least, to my four best friends, Paula, Christy, Angie, and Lisa, I will our good times together and the good ones yet to come. I, Deena Rae Elshire, will to all freshmen the ability to make it through 4 years at CHS. To Kathy Huber the ability to go to Great Falls and keep me away from red lights. I will to Craig and Cyros the two open chairs in the Pizza Hut, as long as one is not filled with S.R. And to all the seniors I will a good life after they leave the little town of Cascade. I, Mike Ober, of outstanding body and backwards mind, hereby will and bequeath to Jeff McLaughlin the ability to make it home or to a store with no gas in the gas tank since he can’t even make it to his dad’s own store. To Penny Fraser and Tasha Curnow, the ability to keep a date until after the prom. Finally to Curt Gifford, I will the same thing he willed me only more so. I, Angela Kaye Enger, being of confused mind and even more confused body, will my little sister my silver trumpet and my ability to be on time. My basketball shoes I leave to Sue Devich. To Q, I still will not!! To Paula, I will my ability to listen to “Thriller” without crying. To Jolene I will my ability to habitually fall asleep at midnight. And last but not least, I will miss all of you! I, Holly Gaughan, being of short legs and semi-intelligent mind, will to Paul Woody a box of toothpicks since he always seems to have one in his mouth. To Adana Pepos and Monica McKamey I will the hope that someday when they’re seniors they will be shown the same disrespect they’ve shown our class. To Mrs. Donovan I 16 will my thanks because she’s the best choral teacher. And to may teachers I will my thanks for putting up with me. I, Darren Robert Collins, being of extremely gifted mind and desirable body do hereby bequeath to Mr. Banhorst my used gum and only detention in my high school career. To Darren Newman I leave my brain for obvious reasons. To the mosquitos of Mon- tana I leave my cunning so they may evade Mr. Sept’s wrath. To Curt Gifford I leave an accurate speedometer. I leave my sister to all the leaches who are constantly after her. I, Casey Nicholson, being of demented mind and imperfect body, will to Scott Van Ness a real car so he can pick up a real woman. To Rob Martinson I will a ride to the moon on the space shuttle since that’s the only place he fits in all his moonman clothes. To Mike Windecker I will my old spot on the football team, Left Out. And to all you wild and crazy girls out there, I WILL!!! I, Monica Fox being of intelligent blond mind and foxy body, will to Vernon Grismer the ability to sit through 180 long days of study hall and not get a simple detention. To Kim Nicholls, I will my locker because she told me to. To Mr. Gebhardt, I will the ability to distinguish a female voice. And to Mr. Robbins (Dad), I will my ability to keep a cool head under the most stressing of moments. I, Daniel Patrick Harris, being of witty mind and lanky body, will to everyone who loves it, my African bird call. To Miss Rose, I will two of mine and Lisa’s trainees from the freshmen class so she won’t feel deprived of her favorite brown nosers. To Lisa, my abililty NOT to fall down the Great Falls High bleachers. To Mr. Allen I will my memory of the last Harris to graduate from CHS. And finally to Quent, my ability to act like a human being. I, Allan Maxwell, being of above average mind and below average body will to Quentin Rhoades the ability to find his own. To Wes Sparrow, my drivers license. To Ross Marquis, I will my position in basketball as Left Bench Warmer. To Paula Barnhorst, I will cherish it. And in retort to Kevin Stuart Moore’s will of a year ago, Ha, Ha, Ha. I am still laughing. To Terry Chase I will an exhaust 17 system for his truck, so the dead my rest in peace. To Matt Savoy I will my Kay Caldwell decoder ring: maybe he can find out what she’s all about. To Lisa Allee I will my driver’s license; at the rate she’s going it wouldn’t hurt to carry an extra one. I, Paul K. Plummer, being of backward mind and stout frame, will the above mentioned articles to the above mentioned people. I, Matthew Shawn Savoy, will to Mr. Sept, my easy-going personal- ity. To Christy Caldwell and Paula Barnhorst I will, because I love them both. To Lisa Allee, I will my love and my truck so she won’t have to be seen in George anymore. Finally to Blair Patton, I will my pole vaulting ability and my underwear so he will no longer wear ones with hearts on them. I, Teri Maxwell, being of intelligent mind and bodacious physique, will to Monica McKamey and Adana Pepos, the ability to realize that they are only Freshmen. To my studyhall buddies Hoser and Barnie I will mine and Kathy’s thrones at our favortie table in studyhall. To Jodi I will all my cleavage because maybe with hers and mine together we’ll be able to fit into a size A. And lastly I will to all my Senior classmates all the luck, love, and laughter that life has to offer them. I, Christine Cay Caldwell, being of educated mind and Grinch body, will to my sister Kay, my position at first clarinet and my Susie nickname since she’s the true homemaker. To Darren, a train ticket to Colstrip so he can get a suntan from the RAYS, and my ability to go to the bathroom on a train without falling out the door. To Kersten, Traci, and Pam, my bruises from those awe- some cheerleading pyramids. And to Quent I will my mattress company since he’ll definitely get more use out of it than I ever will. I, Jaye Strandell, will my pair of coveralls to Tom Doty. I will to my cousin, Ross Marquis, a good year when he becomes a Senior. To the Juniors I leave an early case of senioritis. To the faculty I leave a bottle of Pepto-Bismol in fond memory of the great class of 1984. 18 I, Lance Styren, being of tired mind and similar body will to Mr. Gebhardt, the ability not to be on the telephone when you need him, and the ability to cut a piece of wood straight. To Mr. LaLi- berty I will the ability to weld. To Penney, I will the nickname “Fuzzy”. I, Jackie Lee Grismer, being of semi-sound mind and body, will to my baby brother the ability to get along with Mrs. Nicholson. To Kandi McGee, I will my baby brother (I have no use for him). To Laurie Day I will my ability to chew gum in math without getting caught. And to Mr. Woody I wll my blue and green nail polishes, considering how fascinating they are. I, Scott Van Ness, of perverted mind and out of shape body, will to Morten the ability to go to a ZZ Top concert without earplugs. To Rob Martinez, the abilitly to go out for an expensive dinner with- out getting butter spilt on his tux and slipping on ice and ripping his pants. To Cyros, the ability to remember who your parents are and visit them at least once a month. I, Larry Wood, being of sound mind and overworked body, will my personal flare at programming to Mrs. Moore. To the staff I will a Norelco air freshner so that anyone entering the teacher’s lounge can see and breathe. To Rick Bogden I will my ability to survive mechanic contests so that he might win a contest in the future. To Mark Malady I will my ability to handle two cans of Cervesa without throwing up. I, Paula “Smurfette” Barnhorst, being of short mind and smurfy body, will to Traci Collins the ability to be the official “bright moon” on all the basketball trips. To Julie Jurich, I will my great eating habits. To Kersten Lersbak, I will the ability to be able to tell the difference between a closet door and hallway door in hopes she doesn’t ever embarrass herself as I did. To my brother John, the ability to make his own bed and learn that you don’t fry steaks in the oven and that he may be able to put up with my dad for the rest of his high school years. And most importantly I will Allan Robert Maxwell my hand. 19 I, Harry Robert Clark, being of demented mind and naturally blessed body, will to the girls of the Senior class my legs. To Brian, I will my Brat, since he drives it more than I do and my infinite knowledge of the pros and cons of redheads. To Q. I leave my ability to pick up nice, older girls—he needs all the help he can get. I, Lisa (Cumlee) Allee, being of imaginative mind and skillful body, will to Wes Sparrow my doctor so he can get “it” fixed. To Quentin Rhoades I leave an inflatable doll. To Danny Harris, the ability to fall down the Great Falls High bleachers. To Darren and Mark I leave my practical joke ability since Fve outwitted them often enough. Last but not least, I leave my regrets to Angie Enger that she never got to climb the Space Needle, but I see she found a fig tree is better. I, Wes Sparrow, being of detained body and jailed mind, hereby leave to Curt Gifford the ability to speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth for at least one day out of the century. T o Harry Clark I will the ability to fight off bad cases of the flu so he can make it through Mr. Woody’s government class. To Rob Martinson I will the ability to wear a piece of clothing that doesn’t contain the following: glitter, bright colors that are harmful to the eyes, and any other piece of clothing that looks like he stole from Billy Idol. I, United States Cadet Candidate, Quentin McClellan Rhoades, being of Herculean Physique, Einsteinian Intellect, do hereby will to Mr. Sprout a box of Miracle Grow so he’ll someday be Mr. Stalk. To Lisa Allee, I will my nickname since hers is so tasteless. To Matt Savoy, I will my ability to attend school on Mondays, Fridays, and mornings. Lastly and leastly I will my ability to keep from embarrassing Paula at public functions to Allan Maxwell. 20 Classes “Puttin in Our Time” 21 Juniors Laurie Day Tom Dorle Tom Doty Georgette Dugard Jodi Enger Craig Essebaggers Yvonne Hallan Craig Hensel Karen Huber Julie Jurich Kersten Lersbak Darra Loveland John Adams Shawna Barnett Brian Boynton Tom Chase Melissa Coleman 22 Reese Richter Kim Schwartz Tanya Shadwick Jamie Snyder Jamie Stevenson Denise Stimac Sue Tatt Laura Tuck 23 Not pictured: Glenda Lussier, Bill Simpson, Wendy Gover, Jeana Christianson Cynde Cheek Traci Collins Pam Dugas Brett Gaugnan Bonnie Holets Cheralynn Malady Rob Martinez Charlie Mathies Sophomores Mary McBride Jeff McLaughlin Mike Mellott Darren Newman Frank Parker Susan Pettit Cindy Plummer Mark Rose Cyros Strickland David Taft Jennifer Van Ness Robert Walker 25 Not pictured: Laura Busey, Jennifer Van Ness, Mike P. Nicholis. Becky Voss, Mike Windecker, Paul Woody, Leonard Mathus. Freshmen Christina DeLeo Nadine Ellis Penny Fraser Brennon Gaughan Vernon Grismer Jay Henry Ron Iverson Lance Johnson Alicia Kountz Kris LaFontaine Sonnie LaFromboise Hiedi Lloyd 26 Waldo MacDonald Brooke MacGillivary Kandi Magee Dave Marzolt Monika McKamey Cynthia Mellinger Craig Moore Jeff Mortag Chris Mumie Mike Nicholls Adana Pepos Pete Rambo Rich Schbert Reno Schwartz Blake Standley Carie Stevenson Rob Thompson Angie Wojtala Shawnda Zahara 27 Not pictured: Susan Devich, Kim Foucher, Jori Nelson, Vicki Ober, Nicki Young, Valerie Brothwell, Amy Smith. John Dallum Superintendent John Barnhorst Math John Cheek P.E. Linda Cotton Business 28 Ty Cotton Brooke Donovan Jim Donovan Counselor Music Science Ron Evenson Business Duane Gebhardt Frank LaLiberty Vo-Ag, Shop Vo-Ag, Shop Sue Lyon Mary Ellen Moore Mary Nicholson Art Library Library Aide 29 Pam Parsons Home Economics Bill Peterson Science Joan Rose Jerry Sept Dale Sprout English Music English June Sprout Reading Lab Ruth Wellick Resource Room Bob Woody Social Studies 30 33 34 35 Back row: Tom Doty, Rob Martinez, Tim Krkosa, Mark Rose, Harry Clark, Wes Sparrow. Tom Dorle, Reese Richter, Craig Essebaggers; Third row: Chuck Carbtree, Chris Ames, Ron Iverson, Reno Schwartz, Dave Marzolf, Vernon Grismer, JefTMortag, Rob Thompson, Chris Mumie; Second row: Brett Gaughan, Matt Savory, Allen Maxwell, Darren Newman, Quentin Rhoades, Brian Boynton, Curt Gifford, John Bamhorst, Paul Woody; Front: Ross Marquis, Craig Moore, Mike P. Nicholls, Lance Styren, Robert Walker, David Taft, Rich Schubert 36 37 Cross Country All in the family. 38 39 Varsity Girls Basketball Back row: Manager Deena Elshire, Jodi Enger, Jolene Britton. Jamie Stevenson, Kersten Lersbak, Angie Enger, Pam Dugas, Coach Barnhorst; Front: Manager Georgette Dugard, Paula Barnhorst, Cheralynn Malady, Christy Caldwell, Traci Collins, Sherri Beckman, Manager Sonni LaFromboise Box ’em out! “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a basketball.” yes, Kersten, we lost again.” 40 Junior Varsity Girls Basketball Back row: Carie Stevenson, Coach Klinker, Vicki Ober, Susan Devich, Alicia Kountz, Shawnda Zahara, Julie Amderson, Manager Deena Elshire, Jori Nelson; Front: Managers Sonni LaFromboise and Georgette Dugard. “Yes, Mr. Bamhorst, there’s still a bit left up there!” 41 Back: Glenda Lussier, Vicki Ober, Dave Marzolf, Brett Gaughan, Quentin Rhoades, Darren Newman, Vernon Grismer, Reno Schwartz Shem Beckman, Mary McBnde; Front: Jennifer VanNess, Pete Rambo, Rob Thompson, Kris LaFontaine, Waldo MacDonald, John Adams. 42 Brian Boynton, Ross Marquis, Allan Maxwell. Harry Clark, Tim Krkosa, Mark Rose, Cyros Strickland, Tom Dorle, Jamie Snyder Tom Doty, John Barnhorst, Mr. Barnhorst, Kay Caldwell, Crystal Parrish 44 Brokke MacGillivray, Chuck Crabtree, Craig Moore, Cyros Strickland, Ross Marquis, JeffMortag, Chris Ames, Mr. Peterson, Kay Cladwell, Crystal Parrish 45 Music “4 4 Time” 49 52 rtf 53 Pep Club Back: Brian Boynton, Kersten Lersbak, Mike Windecker, Jeff McLaughlin, Marianne Jonson, Scott VanNess, Cyros Strickland, Tom Dorle, Mark Malady. Darren Newman, Kathy Mikita; Third row: Mike Ober, Deena Elshire, Kim Nicholls, Jodi Enger, Cyndy Cheek, Jolene Britton, Susan Devich, Shawnda Za hara, Glenda Lussier. Jamie Stevenson; Second row: Gabby Pelensky, Gaughan, Teri Maxwell, Vicki Ober; Second row: Sue Taft, Kay Caldwell, Tasha Curnow, Yvonne Hallan, Paula Barnhorst, Sherri Beckman, Crystal Parrish, Angie Wojtala, Julie Anderson, Traci Collins; Front: Kim Schwartz, Adana Pepos, Lisa Allee, Roberta MacDonald, Chris Campbell, Jori Nelson, Connie Erickson. Isn’t football exciting?” 54 FHA Tasha Cumow, Tricia Brug, Sonni LaFromboise, Deena Elshire, Crystal Parrish, Connie Erickson, Cindy Mellinger, Angie Wojtala, Glenda Lussier, Roberta MacDonald, Cheralynn Malady, Cyndy Cheek, Kay Caldwell, Cindy Plummer, Julie Anderson. 55 I told you she could rub her nose and walk at the same time. FFA in action 56 OEA Top row: Christy Caldwell, Nicki Young, Mr. Ron Evenson. Gabby Pelensky, Kersten Lerbak; Second row: Darren Collins, Ten Maxwell, Mrs. Linda Cotton, Brennon Gaughan, Angie Enger. Lisa Allee; Third row: Traci Collins, Jori Nelson, Paula Bamhorst, Kathy Mikita; Front: Tanya Chadwick, Shawna Barnett, Larry Wood, Holly Gaughan. 57 Student Council Back row: Angie Enger, Cindy Plummer, Mr. Jim Donovan, Kay Caldwell, Ten Maxwell, Pam Dugas, Front: Matt Pepos, Crystal Parrish, Kersten Lersbak, Denise Stimac, Craig Moore 58 Annual Staff Back row: Tom Chase, Holly Gaughan, Kathy Mikita, Danny Harris, Jolene Britton, Second row. Deena Elshire, Crystal Parrish, Darren Collins, Angie Enger, Christy Caldwell. Paula Bamhorst; Front: Lisa Allee, Teri Maxwell. 59 Mama! He’s not real. A Man Above the Crowd Do you know this guy? 60 Cheerleaders Paula Bamhorst, Kersten Lersbak, Angie Enger, Roberta MacDonald, Christy Caldwell. 62 Quit fighting back there! 64 Yes I am brilliant! 65 Prom 68 69 70 ERNEST and GEORGIA LeVEQUE ? R.H. JONES RANCH Cascade, Montana Cascade, Montana DONALD P. 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