Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

0 5 U H-1 3 0 5 L bJO CD ,-G KETOCHI Cascade High School Cascade Montana 59421 468-2212 Cover by David Price Ketochi 1 These Are the Pages of Our Lives 2 Opening Credits 3 13 Sands Through the Hour Glass 3 7 Fun Shots 8-9 Homecoming 10-11 Prom 12-13 Graduation 14-16 Directed By Faculty 17-29 Starring Seniors 30-43 Produce By 30 Student Council 31 Honor Society 32 Ketochi Staff 33 Girls and Boys State 34-35 O.E.A. 36-37 Band 38-39 F.H.A. 40-41 Chorus 42-43 F.F.A. 44-51 Cast of Characters 44-45 Juniors 46-49 Sophomores 48-49 Freshmen 50-51 Junior High 52-80 Award Winning Performances 52-54 Football 55-57 Girls Basketball 58-59 Girls Cross Country 60-61 Cheerleading 62-64 Boys Basketball 65 Drill Team 66-68 Girls Volleyball 69 71 Wrestling 72-75 Track 76-79 Junior High Activities 80 S.A.D.D. You scratch my back ... ru rttch yours! Hey man, got a taco? Jim. what are you two doing? We aren’t doing anything wrong, are we? We are having fun!!!! We are the girls, girls, girls from CHS! Alone in the bandroom with three girls! Wow! We arc sooo tough! Yes, I still play in the snow. No, I’m teliin’ ya, VanHalen is the best. The best of friends. We re so cute! Hee Hee Hee! Where's the beach ? I got all kinds of toys you can borrow. 6 Here comes Mr. Allen! Come on, Come on! Let's Can Can. Do I look innocent or what The latest fashions by Missy. Come on, tell me your sorry. 7 9 King and Queen Candidates: Sr. R. Salois, S. Devich.Jr.J. VonStein.J. Windecker, Soph. C. Marquis, S. Drummond, Frosh. C. Roselli, C. Caldwell. 10 NEVER LET IT END M e have learned to believe and to achieve and to cru. Ve haver become close and made ties. ' k do not look at graduation as a mere :good-bye s)e take me challenge of our future arid embrace it to make our dreams come true. [pa Jhvma 12 13 Administration Teachers John Dallum Superintendent Northern Montana College, Central Washington Bruce Allen Principal Colorado State Greely; University of Montana Jim Donovan Activities Director, Science University of Montana Paul Barnhorst Math Eastern Montana College John Cheek Math, P.E. University of Montana Carol Woody Math College of Great Falls L Joan Rose English, Spanish University of Montana Dale Sprout English Western Montana College June Sprout English, Reading lab Indiana University of Pennsylvania Bill Peterson Science, Health Northern Montana College Duane Gebhardt Vocational Ed.-Vo-Ag Montana State University Bob Woody Social Studies College of Great Falls Jerry Sept Science, Music Eatern Montana College Linda Cotton Vocational Ed.-Commercial Western Montana College Brooke Donovan Social Studies, Music University of Montana Frank LaLiberty Science, Vo-ag Montana State University Pam Parsons Vocational Ed.-Home Economics Mary Ellen Moore Social Studies, Librarian Western Montana College 15 Teachers Continued Clerical Staff and Aides Sue Lyons Art Murray State University of Kentucky - Ty Cotton Counselor. Weight training Western Montana College Sam Scott Resource Montana State University Mabel Anderson School Secretary Marlene Zahara District Clerk ... 0teack. Christa M'Jluliffe 9V?- fft 16 17 Our next Mr. Universe??? Where we are coming from i$ not as impor- tant as where we are going motto of the class of 87. Good times and the closeness of our class are memories shared by all. 2-1st place floats and many individual awards are things never to be forgot. Our senior year was full of fun, especially Rob's bucket of toys and the practical jokers of our class. Renegades we were thought to be, mature, productive adults we will prove to be! What are Anything for attention huh! It must be Friday Cut Economics OR ELSE!!!! 18 Seniors 21 24 Seniors Lance Johnson George Kitsolampros Alicia Kountz Kris LaFontaine Sonni LaFromboise Ron Lane Stephanie Long Monika McKamey Waldo MacDonald Brooke MacGillivray Dave Marzolf Cynthia Mellinger Craig Moore Jeff Mortag Jori Nelson Seniors 25 Arc we having fun yet boys? Official Dress 1987 Dutch Boy invasion! Yes 1 can cook, it's just not edible! 27 28 Seniors Mike Nicholls Vicki Ober Adana Pepos David Price Pete Ram bo N A T I O N A L H O N O R Becky Ames, Penny Eller, Joe VonSrein, Shawnda Zahara Reporter, Kim Foucher, Vicki Ober Vice President. Nicki Young. Amy Smith,Julie Ander- son. Sue Devich President. Tasha Curnow Secretary-. C I E T Y 30 s T U D E N T C 0 Mark McKamey, Tom Standley, Scott McKay, Mr. Donovan, Advisor, George Kitsolampros, Penny Eller, Secretary, Vernon Grismer. _ Vice President, Blake Standley, President, Jeff Mortag, Treasurer, Julie Thompson, Rob Thompson, Matt McKamey. I N C 1 L 31 Shawnda Zahara Editor, Peter Woody. Amy Smith-Editor, Becky Ames, Michelle Ennen, Penny Eller, Shannon Baker, Mr. Sprout Advisor. w H H co co i—l 3 Q £ o CQ Isn't he the greatest.- 33 Row 1-Kim Fouchcr, Wendy Lidman, Julie Thompson. Shannon Baker. Cindy Lathrop. Christina DeLeo, Stacey Krautner, Tina Essebaggers, Stacey Hitt. Row 2 Mary VanNess, Corry Judeman. Amy Smith, Nicki Young. Erin Nelson, Adana Pepos,Jori Nelson, Becky Ames. Shelley Drummond. Row 3 Julie Anderson. Penny Fraser. Sue Devich. Nadine Ellis, Alicia Kountz, Derrick Lathrop, Tricia Brugg. Shawnda Zahara, Vicki Ober. Jodi Windecker. 34 35 ROW 1-Jori Nelson, Tasha Curnow, Sharlene Zahara, Zina Walker, Kristen Standley, Becky Bogden, Lara Paul, Penny Eller. ROW 2-Riley Moore, JoElla Carter, Erin Nelson,Julie Anderson, Shawnda Zahara, Gerald Anderson. Craig Marquis. ROW 3'George Kitlampros. Dawn Alice, Darren Lord, Wendy Lidman, Angie Wytala. Vicki Ober, Becky Ames. Missy Groux, Nicki Young. ROW 4-Jeff Day, Denny Leveque, Shelley Drummond, Sue Devidh, Waldo MacDonald, John Beckman, Steff Devich. ROW 5-Monika McKamey, Corryjudeman, Carmen Caldwell, Pat Ober, Mark Salios, Randy Bogden, Craig Moore. Q 36 Sharlene Zahara, Corry Judeman, Scott McKay, Julie Anderson, Erin Nelson, Shawnda Zahara, Riley Moore, Mark Salios, Randy Bogden, Sue Devich, Shelley Drummond, John Beckman. Becky Ames, Craig Moore, Steff Devich. Row 1-J. Carter,J. Bunker, S. Drummond, C.Judeman, N. Cabrin, B. McGlynn. Row 2-J. Gentry, S. Hitt. Row 3-P. Schodeder, E. Nelson, L. Ewing, T. Cur- now, Z. Milner, A. Wojtala. M. Schucard.J. Thompaon. Row 4 C. DeLeo, J. Anderson, P. Fraser. D. Ewing. Row 5-S. Devich, S. Zahara, S. Zahara, T. Brugg. N. Ellis. Row 1: A. Pepos. S. Zahara. P. Schroeder. S. Yarger, D. Mann, M. Edmonds, K. Standley, D. Allee, A. Smith, L. Ewing. Row 2: C. Moore, R. Von Beurden, M. Salois, F. Abolofia.J. Beckman, D. Lord, S. Lay, M. Schuchard. J. Gentry, C. Meilinger. Row 3: C. Caldwell, E. Parish, B. McGlynn, D. Ewing, Z. Milner, S. Drummond, A. Golden, C. DeLeo, S. Baker. Row 4: N. Lingen, S. Zahara, E. Nelson, Director B. Donovan, C. Judeman, M. McKamey. Shawnda sings her superior solo. Practice Make Perfect. Row 1: Shelley Drummond. Monika McKamey. Row 2: Amy Smith, Elizabeth Parrish. Row 3: Shannon Baker, Christine DeLeo. Row 4: Shawnda Zahara, Adana Pepos, Director Brooke Donovan, Penny Fraser. Adana and Monika practice their duet. 41 essoin Row 1: R. Bogden, T. Marzolf, J. Herman, M. McKamey. Row 2: M. McKamey, K. Foucher, P. Ober, M. McKamey, B. Russell, J. Stobbee, K. Standley. Row V. K. Grismer. B MacGillvary, S. McKay. D. Bathrop, R. Bogden, T. Cope. V. Grismer. B. Standley. Row 4: C. Tripp. C. Crabtree, L. Johnson, R. Thompson, J. Henry, J. VonStein, J. Lantz. F F A Joe with his fair project. Construction class work long hours to finish the garage. Vo-Ag class listens to lecturer Mike and Brooke at mechanics practice, 43 David Groux Mike Huber Stacey Krautner Jarrett Lantz Cindy Lathrop 44 Juniors Christine Lemire Randy Bogden Monte Boyle 4 Brenda Buck Jett Campbell 5 is !7f Shelley Drummond Rob Duerr Dena Ewing Julia Gentry iLi Anna Golden James llallan Chris Hopp Corrv Juedeman Dusty Laf'romboise Mike Lane Dennis Lankford Derrick Lathrop Shelley Lay- Dawn Lelm S o p H O M O R E S 46 Sophomores Paula Schroeder Michelle Schuchard Robert Thorne Mary VanNess Brett Worn bold Kevin Marquis Zoe Milner Leon Murphy Erin Nelson Pat Ober Matt O'Hara Chris Parker Elizabeth Parrish Lara Paul Mark Salois Matt Sc blotter Joe Schneider Sophomores 47 48 Freshmen Beck i McGlynn Mark McKarney Tom Marzolf Riley Moore Todd Mortag Shad Palmer Travis Peterson Chris Roselli Wendy Lid man Nicolle Lingen Brian Russell Craig Russell Score Smith Joey Spurzem Crist in Standley Jessie Strobbe Julie Thompson Jason Van Ness Dawn Wilson Sharlene Zahara Freshmen 49 JUNIOR HIGH A. Ferguson, C. Kantorowicz.J. Short,J. Zuidema.J. Dallum, L. Cisio, H. Flechsenhar. S. Parsons, S. Halko, C. Bickers, J. Anderson, E. Thorne,J. Duerr, M. Roselli, T. Standley, A. Pepos. L. Parker, M. Archey, A. Lindow, J. Lantz, T. Hastings, S. Walker, W. Kyler, V. Henry. 50 L. Sukut,J. Baker, S. Wadsworth, W. Cordeiro,J. Lindseth, M. Gollaheo, A. Curnow, J. Kountz, M. Casavant, R. Kyler, B. Cope.J. Wieder, C Burman, S. Stri- zick, J. Smith, K. Rushton.J. Drumond, R. Baker, M. McKamey, A. Schultz, A. Young, B. McKay, J. Fultz, J, VonStein, R. Palmer 51 FOOTBALL 52 The win-loss record was not great but as far as an inexperienced team we improved each week. The desire to play and get better remained strong all year. We will miss the fourteen seniors but look forward to the enthusiasm of next years team. By Mr. Bill Peterson Dave Marzolf and Craig Moore run interference 33 Mr. Hill, D. Marzolf, J. Mortag. J. Henry, K. LaFontaine, L. Johnson, R. Thompson, C. Moore, R. Schubert, B. Gaughan, C. Crabtree, R. Salois, V. Grismer, B. Standley, C. Ames, J. Beckman, R. Bogden, M. McKamey, D. Lathrop.J. Vonstein, P. Woody, B. Martinez, S. Devich, M. Prather. T. Cope, D. Bickers, S. McKay, C Marquis, R. Thorne, Mr. Peterson, D. Lord, S. Smith, T. Mortag, T. Peterson. K. Grismer. S. Palmer, J. Campbell, C. Cabrin, C. Roselli, J. Day, M. McKamey. 54 CO hJ o Top Row- Christine Lemire, Penny Eller, Sue Devich, Alicia Kountz, Vicki Ober, Shawda Zahara, Cindy Thompson,Jodi Windecker, Coach Barnhorst. Bottom Row- Erin Nelson, Jori Nelson. Christina Deleo, Becky Ames. Cheri Barnhorst. 55 The varsity girls basketball team was very exciting to watch this year. They started out the year with a big win over first ranked Belt Huskies at Cascade. They did not end the season with a winning record but they did better than their record showed. They also had a big upset over the Fort Benton Longhorns at Fort Benton. The girls didn’t lose too many games by very much but just had a hard time getting those final baskets to fall their way. The girls were not overly tall but still managed to play with the best of the teams. They went into the tournament in the lower part of the conference and played two of the best teams that they had to play and again fell short just a little bit. The agony of de-feet Sue Devich receives one of her awards from Coach Barnhorst at the Fall Sports Banquet and was awarded second team all-conference. Jori Nelson goes for the bucket during last week of season. Opponent Us Belt 43 54 Fairfield 44 27 Chester 58 42 Fort Benton 65 61 Simms 66 47 Belt 70 45 Fairfield 51 28 Choteau 52 33 Chester 56 44 Fort Benton 50 51 Choteau 44 46 Simms 63 38 Belt 73 44 Fairfield 42 41 56 The Jv team was lead by Lara Paul, who lead the team in rebounds, steals, and points. Wynde Cheek, Carmen Caldwell, Zoe Milner, and Dena Ewing followed Lara with between 67 and 72 points each. Dena Ewing lead the team in free throws having 10 out of 14 against Helena High. The girls ended the season with a losing record but at times played very well. Girls Jv Basketball Opponent Us Fort Benton 59 18 Boulder 39 22 Boulder 67 27 Belt 46 20 Fairfield 54 24 Chester 42 35 Fort Benton 57 30 Simms 42 17 Belt 51 15 Fairfield 49 24 Conrad 74 33 Choteau 41 27 Chester 42 35 v_-----------------J Shannan Baker shoots injv action against Belt. Top Row- Coach Scott. Dawn Lelm,Jodi Windecker, Dena Ewing. Lara Paul. Shannan Baker. Christine Lemire, Chris Deleo. Bottom Row- Becky Ames, Shelley Drumond, Sheri Barnhorst. Zoe Milner. H D O u CO CO o U CO g 3 Coach Cheek gives last minute instructions to state cross country competitors. I Carmen Caldwell relaxes after receiving her medal. 58 Cindy Lathrop increases her position at state. The 1986 Cross Country season was one of many changes. This was the first season Boy's Cross Country wasn’t offered. It was cut from the athletic program to comply with a law stating that there will be equality in boy's and girl’s sports. This law also caused the distance to be changed from two miles to three miles. This change didn’t effect the girls too much, with an impressive season to show for it. 59 Monika McKamey Penny Fraser, Jodi Windecker, Vicki Ober, Julie Anderson Sharlene Zahara, Penny Eller, Corry Juedeman 60 Tasha Curnow, Lori Ewing, Christine Lemire, Penny Eller Jodi Bunker, Sharlene Zahara. Penny Fraser. Monika McKamey. Adana Pepos JoElla Carter, Sharlene Zahara, Dawn Allee Dawn Allee, Nichole Lingen Michelle Ennen, Sharlene Zahara, Angie Wojtala, Lori Ewing, Tasha Curnow 61 +- QJ C 5 C3 The Cascade Badgers started the season last year without much ex- perience. After graduating four sen- iors the year before the Badgers had to start over. The team, although not having a great season, had great support from the Cascade public. They did not make it past the divi- sional tournament but seemed to be playing their best in the final couple of games. We never reached our top performance due to the season ending so quickly, said Coach Barnhorst. Scott McKay grabs the rebound. Loyal fans of the Cascade Badgers. 62 Top Row-Jeff Mortag, Scott McKay, Craig Moore, Steff Devich, Blake Martinez, Rich Shubert, David Groux, Chuck Crabtree, Coach Barnhorst Middle Row- Mark Salois, Pete Woody, Chris Ames Bottom Row- Lori Ewing, Penny Eller, Tasha Curnow, Christine Lemire This year the Junior Varsity team did very well. The team was led by Sophomore Mark Salois and Scott McKay, and Junior Jim Paul. The Junior Varsity Team will lend a great hand to next years varsity team. They won many of their games, beating many very talented teams. 63 Top Row- Coach Peterson. Darren Lord, Casey Cabrin, Mark Salois, Rob Duerr. David Groux, Scott McKay, Montey Boyle, Jason VanNess, Travis Peterson, Middle Row- Mark McKamey, Todd Mortag, Dan Baker, Scott Smith, Gerald Anderson, Bottom Row- Sharlene Zahara, Cori Juedeman. Chris Ames and Pete Woody receive instructions. 64 Members of the drill team on the march. Adviser Wendy McKamey said drill team was a success this year because the girls worked hard and put in hundreds of hours of practice and performance time. Each girl paid for all of the equipment they used including uniforms, shoes and baton. They also chose all the music and did the choreography of all the routines with the exception of the routine done to the 'Eye of the Tiger.” Co-captain Lori Ewing Said, I hope the people that make the squad next year have as much fun as we did this year. A fantastic finish! Front row: Monika McKamey. Corry Ju deman. Shelley Drummond, Jodi Bunker. Back row: Christine Lemire, Sharlene Zahara, Lori Ewing. Tasha Curnow, Penny Eller. Jesse Stobbc, Mrs. Wendy McKamey. Adviser. 65 VOLLEYBALL Under the new leadership of Coach Sam Scott, the Badger Spikers completed their second season. Coach Scott implemented a new aggressive style of play. In Coach Scott's opinion, the girls started at a low skill level, but they steadily improved throughout the season. She also said the girls seemed to enjoy what they are doing. The Badgers competed at Divisionals this year, but were knocked out after two games. There were six varsity lettermen, and three received special awards. Cheri Barnhorst was named Best Server, while Laura Paul was Defensive Player, and Zoe Milner was Most Improved. Coach Brooke Donovan led the Junior Varsity Spik- ers through another season. 66 Baclc-Tricia Brugg, Dena Ewing, Alicia Kountz, Lara Paul. Wendy Cheek, Sue Devich, Coach Sam Scott. Front-Dawn Allee, Jori Nelson, Zoe Milner, Erin Nelson, Cheri Banrhorst. frC o VARSITY Team Score Geraldine 15-10,12-15,6-15 Dutton 5-15, 5-15 Belt 15- 9, 8-15,11-15 Shelby 5-15, 3-15 £onrad 1-15, 1-15 Simms 2-15,11-15 Fairfield 3-15, 7-15 Fort Benton 9-15,10-15 Malta 1-15, 1-15 Harlem 11-15, 7-15 Fairfield 15-12,15-17,10-15 Z it Bank 2-15, 6-15 browning 9-15, 6-15 Chester 6-15, 6-15 Belt 5-15,11-15 Chester 2-15, 3-15 Chinook 1-15, 1-15 Divisionals Malta 4-15, 3-15 Browning 6-15, 8-15 67 o Y J JUNIOR VARSITY h 1 Belt 15-7,15-12 Conrad 8-15,9-15 Shelby 9-15,2-15 Simms 14-15,5-15 Fairfield 4-15,1-15 Belt 15-11,15-12 Fort Benton 5-15,6-15 Malta 2-15,4-15 Harlem 3-15,5-15 Fairfield 15-12,6-15,7-15 Cut Bank 5-15,5-15 Browning 10-15,10-15 S imms 2-15,6-15 Choteau 15-3,15-3 Belt 15-6,9-15,14-16 Chester 16-14,11-15,15-7 Chinook 15-12,15-9 i V Back-Dawn Allec. Jodi Bunker, Dena Ewing, Wendy Cheeck, Julie Thompson, Coach Brooke Donovan, Shelley Drummond. Front-Becki McGlynn, Nancy Cabrin, Stacey Hitt. o g H Front-Chris DeLeo, Denny Leveque, Pete Rambo, Julie Anderson, Penny Fraser, Vicki Ober, Jodi Windecker, Tom Marzolf, Dave Marzolf.jami Bunker. Middle-David Price, Chris Roselli, Waldo MacDonald, Pat Ober, Matt Schlotter, Leon Murphy, Craig Marquis, Scott Hawn, Chris Parker, Cindy Lathrop. Back-Mr. Hilt, Vern Grismer, Shad Palmer, Kris LaFontaine, Derrick Lathrop, Lance Johnson. Brennon Gaughan, Dusty LaFromboise.Joe VonStein, Ken Grismer. Mr. LaLiberty, Mr. Sprout. The Wrestler Poised between moving in and pulling back, both eyes searching like a ham on the hunt,; Head swerves left, then sways right, Muscles stretch,straighten, then swing, Hands clasp, sinewy muscles with strength overpowering. How he guickens, tightens, hovers like a bird conquering. J He's graceful, delicate bur spvng, flexible and sure. J Each breath draws in powers,gives confidence, Moves swiftly, pull arms, shoulders, legs ir.lt the cradle, tighter, tighter tighter - NOW! Poetry in motion. Pin. 71 GIRLS TRACK Whitehall 7pts Frenchtown 31 Havre 5 Helena 50 Cascade Lions 63 Big Sky 39.5 District 46 Divisional 11.5 Places: Frenchtown- 2nd Helena- 3rd Lions- 1st Big Sky- 3rd District- 3rd Divisional- 7th v______________________y 73 BOYS TRACK 75 Kyler anticipates the whistle. Girl's basketball team discusses plan of attack. Badgers await the rebound. Tammy Klinker sets ball in Junior High Volleyball action. 76 ir- Junior high artists. 78 80 !f