Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1989 volume:

19 8 9 Cascade High School Cascade Montana 59421 Contents Title page............................................1 Table of contents.....................................2 Classes Seniors...............................................4 Juniors..............................................14 Sophomores...........................................16 Freshmen.............................................18 Day To Day Student Life.........................................20 Junior high Classes..............................................28 Activities...........................................30 Organizations Ketochi staff........................................34 Student Council......................................35 OEA..................................................36 FHA..................................................38 FFA..................................................40 Girls State, Boys State............................ 42 Honor Society........................................43 Music Band.................................................44 Jazz Band............................................45 Chorus...............................................46 Chorale..............................................47 Athletics Cheerleading.........................................48 Football.............................................50 Girl’s Basketball....................................53 Cross Country........................................56 Wrestling............................................58 Boy’s Basketball.....................................61 Volleyball...........................................64 Track................................................67 Special Events Homecoming...........................................72 Prom .............................................. 74 Graduation...........................................76 Faculty..............................................78 Table of Contents 3 Gerald R. Andersen Daniel Michael Baker John Carl Beckman II Randall E. Bogden Monte R. Boyle Thane Gerard Brandt Brenda Lynnel Buck Jeffery Dale Campbell Mary Jennifer Conklin Erika Jae Dene Cooley Michelle Lynn Drummond Robert V. Duerr Dena Marie Ewing Julia Danielle Gentry Timothy Shayne Guy Seniors 5 Right Shelley looks for another letter. Below- Use your legs Laral Below Left- Anxiously awaiting their last game. Right- Gerald plays another song. 6 Seniors Left-Make sure it's straight Pat! Left- Ya mean I didn’t have to come to school this afternoon. Lower right- Class officers: Zoe Milner, Corry Juedeman, Scott McKay and Randy Bogden. Bottom- Don’t be so excited, Erin Bottom center- Cara’s Harem. Seniors 7 James Hallan Christopher William Hopp Corry H. Juedeman Daniel Dustin Lafromboise Michael E. Lane Dennis S. Lankford Derrick Wanye Lathrop Shelley Ann Lay Dawn Michelle Lelm Darren Gale Lord Scott Alex McKay Darcy Marie Marxer Craig Michael Marquis Kevin H. Marquis Zoe Ann Milner Seniors 9 Below- Gosh physics is fun” Bottom- Leon and Shelley take a cruz down the senior hall. O • % o _ o O ° o 4 O a I • o 0 % • A ♦ ▲ o o Right- Revenge of the Nerds Below- Another fight folks? Leon Darrell Murphy Erin Kaye Nelson Patrick L. Ober Matthew Thomas O’Hara Donald A. Oja Lisa Maureen Ostlie Lara Lee Paul Christopher B. Parker Matthew Stephen Schlotter Joe H. Schneider Michelle Denise Schuchard Paulette J. Schroeder Cara Squires Brett C. Wombold Seniors 13 Abolafia, Fling Adams, Jamie Baker, Paul Barnhorst, Cheri Bogden, Rebecca Bunker, Jodi Cabrin, Casey Cabrin, Nancy Caldwell, Carmen Carter, JoElla Cheek, Wynde Day, Jeff Gill, William Grismer, Ken Groux, Missy Guy, Tommi Hawn, Scott Hegg, Heidi Herman, Jason Klock, Ryan Lane, Kim Lashway, Christine Leveque, Dennis Lidman, Wendy McKamey, Mark Marzolf, Tom Moore, Riley Mortag, Todd Ortiz, Javier Palmer, Shad Peterson, Travis Roselli, Chris Russell, Brian Russell, Craig Short, Veronica Smith, Scott Spurzem, Joey Standley, Kristin Strobbee, Jessie Thompson, Julie VanNess, Jason 14 Juniors Left- 1988-89 junior class officers Jason Herman, Nancy Cabrin, Carmen Caldwell. Center Left Smile for the camera. Riley. Center Right Get to work, Wendy. Above- Aren’t they just cutel Left- Future Rocket Scientists Juniors 15 Sophomores Adams, Jason Baker, Jodi Burman, Chad Casavant, Monte Cope, Brian Cordeiro, Wendy Curnow, Andrea Drummond, Jeff Fultz, Jamie Gollaher, Mike Kantorowicz, Tammy Knowles, Patrick Kountz, John Kyler, Ryan Leonard, Elizabeth Lindseth, Jerrod Link, Tammi Lorang, Keith Lord, Shane McKamey, Matt McKay, Brittney Marquis, Cory Rushton, Karin Schneider, George Schuchard, Sue Schulte, Aarron Short, Tom Smith, Julie Spurzem, Jim Stevenson, Stacie Strizich, Shane Sukut, Lora Sukut, Lorrie VonStein, Jill Wadsworth, Stacey 16 Sophomores EXPERIMtN Above- Oh no, not another story. Left- Ryan Kyler won best of 3how in biological science. Sophomores 17 Anderson, Jason Bickers, Courtenay Cislo, Lesley Cooley, Ethan Dallum, Jocelyn Ferguson, Amy Flechsenhar, Heather Garret, Amber Halko, Michelle Hamilton, Brandie Hastings, Tealla Kantorowicz, Courtney Kyler, Will Lindow, Arthur Miller, Andy Palmer, Ryan Parker, Lucas Parsons, Stephanie Peterson, Michael Richter, Kimberley Roselli, Michelle Russell, Gary Schuchard, Curtis Smith, Alice Standley, Tom Vigen, Shelah Walker, Shane Wiegand, Tara Wiegand, Wyatt Zuidema, Jeannie 18 Freshman Left 1988-89 freshman class officers Michelle Halko, Tealla Hastings, Courtney Kantorowicz, Jocelyn Dallum Center- Shhl Mrs. Cotton is coming. Above- Heather Flechsenhar won best of show physical science. Left- I’m the only one who ever does work in this class. Freshman 19 above- Winter sport team award winners above- Kristan Standley grades meats. middle right-Really, 3 miles isn’t far. lower right-'Term paper? Today?!” ■ r i k % rzz ir. V 20 Student Life STUDENT LIFE below- Volleyball Antics below- Is it left to right or right to left? middle- OEA collects soup labels for the elementary, above- The “Parli-Pro” team checks out their latest “video. Student Life 21 Above: “If I act like I don’t see him, maybe he’ll take my picture.” Above Right: Several Juniors hurry to meet the float deadline. Right: Jeff Campbell and Daren Lord hammer away in Building Construction. 22 Student Life Left: Do you think she'll put this in the yearbook? Student Life 23 Left: Michelle R. and Andrea C. take time out from their busy schedules to pose for the camera. Below Left: The fall award winners take time to show off their awards. Below: Michelle H. anxiously awaits the next question. Student Survey Favorite Kind of Music: Heavy Metal Musical Group: Guns N Roses Male Vocalist: Hank Williams Jr. Vince Neil Female Vocalist: Lita Ford Television Show: Rosanne Movie: Bill Ted’s Excellent Adventure Actor: Tom Cruise Arnold Schwarzenegger Actress: Molly Ringwald Cher Athlete: Carl Lewis Comedian: Eddie Murphy Restaurant: McDonalds Best Fries: McDonalds Best Burger: McDonalds (Big Mac) Best Pizza: Pizza Hut Best Cafeteria Food: Pizza Worst Cafeteria Food: Beenie Winnies Had a rough day? Oh, baby don’t mess with me! Concessions at the District Track Meet. Where is my cheat sheet? 24 Student Life Junior Homecoming float in progress. Freshmen learn to frost. Graduates of the school of etiquette. Center: Play it for us Mark! Leon, drive the one in Chris's mouth! Student Life 25 26 Student Life Ryan wins big at Science Fair. middle: Wendy takes 3rd in Keep Montana Green Contest. February: Ryan Kyler Ryan is an honor roll student and has been very active in science. He is involved in basketball, Jazz band, and FFA. He is also active in his church and Civil Air Patrol. March: Matt O’Hara Matt is an honor roll student and also works part-time at Big Bear. He is a member of the Ulm Fire Department and the Boy Scouts. He is also training in narcotics and photography with the Sheriff’s Department. April: Scott McKay Scott is an honor roll student and active in football, basketball, FFA, and 4-H. He was selected by the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) as one of six local winners of the Outstanding Citizenship Award. May: Jessie Strobbe Jessie is an honor roll student and active in 4- H, FFA, Business Professionals of America, and church. She has won numerous awards, including 4th place public speaker in the National Society of Range Management Contest. Student of the Month For the first year, begin- ning in February, it was de- cided to honor one student each month for their achievements in school and their contributions to the community. Each student had to be nominated by a teacher during the second week of the preceding month. At the last teachers’ meeting of the month the student was selected. Student Life 27 8th Grade Top: Gail Cordeiro. Natalie White, Jamie Duerr, Jay Pribyl, Toby Dallum, Kevin Scott, Tawnie VanNess, Garon Marty. Middle: Margie Strobbe, Darcy Kuehn, Alex Pepos, Steve VonStein, Darcy Robrtson, Travis Rushton, Shannon DeLeo. Zaneta Lord. Bottom: Ruthann Woody, Willie Sloan, Tawnya Hitt, John Zuidema, Naomi Cabrin, Jenny Standley, Josh Cotton. Jr. High chorus performs at the Christmas concert. Tawnie VanNess and Amy Milburn play in the Jr. High Band, 28 Jr. High 7th Grade Utah Schwartz works against a Sun River opponent. Top: Maureen Chapman, Amy Milburn, Mike Wadsworth, Ted Gollaher, Tim Peiper, Jack Malasani, Jason Schmitt. Lee Lidman, Gina Cotton. Middle: Kristina Prinzing, Daniel Marko. Ken Frigge, Shale Brandt. Aaron Lelm, P.J. Kennedy, Jacob Nicholls, Victor Deshner. Bottom: Utah Schwartz. Sunshine Walker, Jessica Fultz, Misty Wright, Rosie Deshner, Angie Flechsenhar, B.J. DeLeo. Jr. High 29 Jr. High Activities Right- The boys in the band. Below- Amy Milburn gets judged on her Science Fair project. 30 Junior High Junior High Activities 31 Jr. High cont. Left middle- Sew it up, boys. Left- Now, rip it out, Jacob. Left- Work the arm bar, Steve. 33 Ketochi Staff In August of 1988 eleven stu- dents reported to their new job, the job of being a reporter for the Cascade High School’s newspa- per, the Ketochi. Advisor Dale Sprout not only feels that this is a class, but it is also a job because you must do your part in order for everything to run smoothly. Along with the eleven that signed up in August, there was an addition to the group. Darcy Marxer joined the staff in March to make the record an even twelve. With two year veteran Matt O’Hara and with five new Sen- iors, five Juniors, and one Sopho- more this staff attacked issues in the editorials such as the water problems, Steroids, and Satan- ism. Even though some of the edi- torials took SOME heat, the pa- per still went out. Through the hours of anxiety and stress, the annual made it to the printing press. Above right: Sen- ior Thane Brandt. Far right: Senior Tim Guy. Right: Travis Matt and Jodi. Below: Senior Lara Paul. Row 1. L-R: Matt O’Hara, Jodi Bunker. Carmen Cald- well, Wendy Lidman, Erin Nelson. Row 2. L-R: Flint Abolafia, Travis Peterson. Jason Ad- ams. Tim Guy, Thane Brandt, Lara Paul, Darcy Marxer. 34 Organizations Student Council The 1988-89 Student Council had a successful year under the leadership of Senior President Derrick Lathrop, and Junior Vice President Wynde Cheek. Along with Senior Erin Nelson as Secre- tary and Junior Todd Mortag as Treasurer, this student body council worked hard to make stu- dent life around the halls of C.H.S. easier for everyone. The Freshmen were represent- ed by Heather Flechsenhar. Ryan Kyler stood in for the Soph- omore class. The Juniors sent Scott Smith into the ranks to speak their mind, and the Seniors sent Shelley Drummond and Corry Juedeman as representa- tives for the Class of 1989. With Principal Jim Donovan as advi- sor, this council achieved many of their goals and worked hard to better things at C.H.S. On the ladder. Top to bottom. Shelley Drummond, Corry Juedeman, Heather Flechsenhar. On the hoop. Ryan Kyler. On the backboard. L-R: Vice President Wynde Cheek, President Derrick Lathrop. Secretary Erin Nelson, Treasurer Todd Mortag, and Scott Smith. Above: Principal and Advisor Jim Donovan, along with Senior Presi- dent Derrick Lathrop address the assembly at C.H.S. Left: Junior Vice Presi- dent Wynde Cheek gives her speech to the students at the assem- bly. Junior Todd Mortag, upper left and Senior Erin Nelson, upper right both show that just because a student is in athletics doesn’t mean that they can't belong or hold a position in other organizations. Organizations 35 BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS of AMERICA Officers Elected The 1988-89 year once again saw two state officers get elect- ed to office. Nancy Ca- brin was elected the State President, and Brittany McKay was elected State Treasurer. Local Officers elected were Erin Nelson Presi- dent, Zoe Milner Vice President, Shelley Drum- mond secretary, Jessie Strobbe Treasurer, Nan- cy Cabrin Historian, Corry Juedeman Student Council Representative. Top right: 1988-89 State B Officers, Corry I Juedeman President, I and Zoe Milner Vice I President. I L-R: Top row, Jodi Baker, Brittany McKay, Tammy Kantorowicz, Missy Groux, Veronica Short, Jill Von Stein, Wendy Lidman, Kristin Standley, Middle row L- R: Corry Juedeman, Jessie Strobbe, Erin Nelson, Courtney Kantorowicz, Stephanie Parsons, Heather Flechsenhar, Zoe Milner, advisor Linda Cotton, Front row L-R: Mary VanNess, Michelle Roselli, Lorrie Sukut, Nancy Cabrin, Tommi Guy, Corry Juedeman, Rebecca Bogden, Courteny Bickers, Karin Rushton. 36 Organizations Top left: Business Professionals of America local officers. Top right: 1989-90 Stat Officers, Nancy Cabrin President and Brittany McKay Treasurer. Middle: The mock election was a big success. Bottom left: Enjoying the conference girls? Bottom right: Veronica, Nancy and Wendy read on to tape. FHA FHA Attends This year, the Cascade FHA Chapter has been very active. They attend- ed a Leadership Confer- ence in Billings, where they attended work- shops, and seminars. Medals were won in Child Care, Storytelling, the Fact Team, and the Chapter won a medal for increased membership. This year was productive for the FHA. The mem- Conferences bers said that they had learned a lot from the conferences which they attended. The chapter hopes that they can in- volve the community more in the future. The 1988-89 officers were President- Zoe Milner, Vice-President- Corry Judeman, Secretary Treasurer- Shelley Drum- mond, Historian Report- er- Missy Groux. Top Right- JoElla Carter standing by her prize winning display. Above- We're so happy to be here. Right- And here, we have an indoor waterfall. 38 Organizations Back Row Left - Advisor Sue Belote, Stephanie Parsons, Sue Schucard, Wendy Cordeiro, Andrea Curnow, Missy Groux, Jodi Bunker, Middle Row Left- Nancy Cabrin, Shelley Drummond, Zoe Milner, Corry Judeman, JoElla Carter, Bottom Row Left- Julia Gentry, Karin Rushton, Michelle Roselli, Julie Smith, Rebecca Bogden, Courteny Bickers. Far Left- Corry Judeman after winning an award for Job Interview. Left- Help! The machine's eating me. Below- Are these future Betty Crockers? A.FIechsenhar, J.Strobbe, C.Burman, P.Ober, R.Duerr, S.McKay, B.Cope, J.Drummond, M.McKamey, K.Grismer. R.Bogden, J.Hermen, R.Bogden, R.KIock, M.Halko, T.Standley, K.Standley, J.VonStein, T.Hastings, AJ. Lindow, M.McKamey, C.Squires. The winning state team. FFA CHAPTER KEEPS STREAK ALIVE! The FFA caped off a great year in 1989. The high point of the year came with the state FFA convention held in Great Falls on April 6,7, and 8. The local chapter hailed down their fourth con- secutive sweepstakes award and running their string of the last twelve. The chapter won awards in almost every area. Cascade placed first in both crops and live- stock, while they took second in agricultural mechanics and third in farm business. The team was led by seniors Scott McKay and Cara Squires. Scott placed third individually in livestock and second in the overall sweep- stakes, while Cara placed first in agronomy. Other team members in- cluded Jessie Strobbe, Ken Grismer, and Mark McKamey. Randy Bog- den also had a success- ful weekend receiving the states highest award, the Star State Agribusinessman. Along with this award Randy was elected as the 1988-89 State FFA Par- liamentarian. Organizations 41 In June of 1989, 3 boys and 1 girl from Cascade High partici- pated in Boy’s and Girl’s State. Jessie Strobbe trav- eled to Helena for Girl's State. While there, she learned about the political process and partici- pated in a mock elec- tion. Todd Mortag, Mark McKamey, and Travis Peterson visited the campus of Western Montana College as delegates to Boy's State. Tom Marzolf and Jo-Ella Carter were the alternates. Boy’ s Girlfe State Top Right: Mark McKamey in FFA competition Near Right: Todd Mortag leaps for the ball. Bottom Right: Girl’s State alter- nate JoElla Carter and dele- gate Jessie Strobbe Jessie Strobbe hard at work JoElla Carter leads the cheers Travis Peterson in Choir Boy's State delegates Todd Mortag. Mark McKamey and Travis Peterson 42 Activities Honor Society Gerald Andersen addresses the students Above Left: Honor Society members Todd Mortag. Car- men Caldwell, Cara Squires, Gerald Andersen. Cheri Barn- horst, JoElla Carter, Shelly Drummond. Cory Juedeman, Wynde Cheek, Jessie Strobbe, Mark McKamey Gerald congratulates Cheri Barnhorst Gerald passes the flame to Shelly Activities 43 BAND Year Begins With New Band Director This year introduced Ms. Deb Nelson as the new band director at CHS. She led the band to a superior rating at the District Music Festival and took Gerald Anderson to state to perform a duet. Five students attended the North Central Honor Band and Choir held in Shelby, along with three students from the choir. The students who at- tended were seniors Randy Bogden, Gerald Anderson, Corry Juedeman, and Zoe Mil- ner. Juniors Wendy Lidman and JoElla Carter. Sophomore Keith Lorang and Freshman Shelah Vigen. Director Deb Nelson busy at work. Front row L-R: Shelah Vigen, Michelle Halko, Tealla Hastings, Brandi Hamilton, Tera Wiegan, Audri Young, Julie Smith, Wendy Lidman, Heather Flechsenhar. Middle row L-R: Jocelyn Dallum, Shane Strizich, Jason Adams, Jeannie Zuedema, Gerald Anderson, JoElla Carter, Karin Ruston, Tammy Kantorowicz, director Deb Nelson. Back row L-R: Jarrod Lindseth, Riley Moore, Carmen Caldwell, Tommi Guy, Courtenay Bickers, Corry Juedeman, Courtney Kantorowicz, Patrick Knowles, Randy Bogden, Lucas Parter, Matt Schlotter. 44 Organizations Front row: JoElla Carter, Gerald Anderson, Randy Bogden, Patrick Knowles, Karin Rushton, Ryan Kyler. Back row: Matt Schlotter, Riley Moore, Shane Strizich, Corry Juedeman, Shelley Drummond, Jarrod Lindseth, Jason Adams, Director Deb Nelson. Organizations 45 CHORUS AND CHORALE Choirs Perform at Festivals During this years Mu- sic Festival, Keith Lor- ang performed “Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley” as a solo and re- ceived a superior rating. Michelle Schuchard per- formed a solo called “Sombre Woods” and received a rating of II. While at the State Mu- sic Festival each solo or ensemble group partici- pated in a workshop to improve their basic skills. Ensembles were per- Top: Michelle Halko and Heather Flechsenhar perform a duet during the Spring Concert. Right and Below: The Chorus sings out during the winter concert. Lower Right: Chorale singing Christmas Carols. L formed by Zoe Milner, Corry Juedeman, Dena Ewing, as one, and Trav- is Peterson, Keith Lor- ang, Paula Schroeder, Shelley Drummond, and Julia Gentry as another. This year Mrs. Dono- van directed chorus and choral until mid-year. With the arrival of James Tanner Donovan Mrs. McKamey took over for Mrs. Donovan. Mrs. Donovan then returned to finish out the year. 46 Music Chorus Julia Gentry, Mary VanNess, Shelley Lay, Julie Smith, Josie Dallum, Heather Flechsenhar, Michelle Halko, Karin Rushton. Middle: Jason Adams, Travis Peterson, Keith Lorang. Bottom: Brenda Buck, Michelle Schuchard, Audri Young, Mrs. Donovan, Corry Juedeman, Zoe Milner, Carmen Caldwell. Left to Right: Mary VanNess, Corry Juedeman, Michelle Schuchard, Brenda Buck, Julie Smith, Zoe Milner, Shelley Drummond. Music 47 Chorale HAWAII BOUND Again this year the Cascade cheerleaders supported theirteams by making signs for the gym, locker signs and care packages. Last summer, JoElla Carter and Jodi Baker attended a cheerleading camp in Bozeman Mon- tana. They won a superi- or award in the cheer- leading competition, and as a result, the Cascade High School varsity cheerleaders were invit- ed to perform at the Aloha Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. The eight cheer- leaders spent five beau- tiful days on Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. They spent many hours prac- ticing in the hot sun to make their routine pre- sentable at half-time of the Aloha Bowl game. Of course this trip was not all work and no play, there were also tours of Pearl Harbor, snorkeling, and shopping. The cheerleaders per- formed their routine on Christmas day, and boarded the plane homeward bound on the next day. I am sure this is an experience these girls will never forget. Varsity Cheerleaders-Top-Shelly Drummond, JoElla Carter. Corry Juede- man. Middle-Carmen Caldwell, Erin Nelson, Dawn Lelm, Julie Thompson. Sitting-Brittney McKay. Jodi Bunker. Junior Varsity-Right-Top-Jamie Fultz. Middle Jodi Baker, Andrea Curnow, Stephanie Parsons, Bottom- Michelle Halko-Heather Fleshsenhar. 48 Cheerleading CHEERLEADING Left-Cheerleaders attend banquet on Christmas Eve. Left-Below, Girls basketball cheerleaders Top-Jodi Bunker. Shelly Drummond. Bottom-Corry Juedeman, JoElla Carter Bottom-Left-Cheerleaders at the Aloha Bowl. Below-Boys basketball cheerleaders L to R-JoElla. Erin. Brittney, Corry. Cheerleading 49 Badger pursuit. FOOTBALL A Year of Growing The 1988 football team com- piled a season record of 1-7. The first game was played on a hot Sat. afternoon in Boulder. The game was lost to the Panthers, 25-0. From then on, the Badgers went on a four game losing streak, losing to CMR Soph., Simms, Choteau, and Harlem. Things changed though on Oct. 8 as Fairfield invaded Bad- ger country. The Badgers played an outstanding game as they shut out the Eagles, 19-0. Unfortunately, this was the Badgers last victory as they lost the last two games to GFH Soph., and Fort Benton. Even though the team’s record was 10-7, the team had several players selected all conference. Shane Lord was selected as 1st team punter. Scott McKay was also chosen as 2nd team offen- sive tackle. Derrick Lathrop was honored as 2nd team linebacker and offensive tackle. John Beck- man was named to the 2nd team as running back. And Mike Gol- laher was named honorable men- tion defensive end. Along with all conference hon- ors, team awards were given. Todd Mortag and Mike Gollaher both received the Most Improved Award. Aaron Schulte received the Golden Helmet Award (def.). Scott Mckay was chosen Most Inspirational and Derrick Lathrop was named the MVP. Left to Right: Front Row: R. Palmer, T. Brandt, J. Beckman, A. Schulte, A. Lindow, T. Standley, B. Cope, G. Schneider. Middle Row: Coach Sprout, M. Peterson, D. Lord, K. Grismer. C. Cabrin, G. Russell. C. Marquis, S. Lord, J. Kountz, S. Smith. Top Row: Coach Peterson, S. Palmer, T. Mortag, T. Peterson, J. Spurzem, D. Lathrop, C. Russell, M. Gollaher. R. Bogden, S. McKay, Coach Gebhardt. FOOTBALL OPPONENT...US Boulder......00 CMR Soph .... 12 Simms........00 choteau......00 Harlem.......00 Fairfield....19 GFH Soph.....14 Ft. Benton...00 THEM 25 13 20 36 20 00 19 23 50 Athletics Below: Mike Gollaher attempts a PAT Bottom: All conference selections Mike Gollaher (45) and Scott McKay (54) combine to bring down a Bison back. Athletics 51 52 Athletics Top: Sophomore Mike Gollaher prepares to catch a pass from Junior Todd Mortag. Above Right: Badger defense stops another Fairfield run. Above: It hurts Coachl It hurtsi Right: Run, Derrick, run. GIRLS BASKETBALL Girl cagers provide excitement! KSEN, “You are seeing the most exciting games of the tournament!” Telling about the Cascade High School girls team against teams of Malta, Fort Benton, and Choteau. For the second year the Divisional tournament was held in Cut Bank. This is the first year of not having a District tournament in Class “B”. In the first game Cascade played the Malta M-Ettes. This game was close through out but 6 seconds left in the game, with the score 41to41, Malta threw a full court pass to make an easy 2 pts. This was the final shot of the game, which won it for the M-Ettes. The second game between the Fort Benton Longhorns the Bad- gers was close again. Fort Benton did take a 14pt. 3rd quarter lead but the Badgers fought back early in the 4th quarter to end up winning 48-45. Cascade then played Choteau. As a very tired but excited team they walked on the floor with much confi- dence. Hurt with foul trouble Cas- cade could not get much offense go- ing and lost a hard fought game 37- 41. We had a tough season mentally physically. Overall I was pleased with the teams’ morale commradity. I felt they ended the season playing like champions! And they played their best ball at the tournament.” Stated by Ms. Farmer. 1988 awards were as follows: MVP’s Erin Nelson Cheri Barn- horst, Best Defense-Wynde Cheek, Most Inspirational- Carmen Cald- well. Varsity- Back row- Coach Farmer, Kristin Standley, Carmen Caldwell, Lisa Ost- lie, Wynde Cheek, Lara Paul, Dena Ewing, Brittney McKay, Front row- mgr. Wendy Lid- man, Cheri Barnhorst, Erin Nelson, Heidi Hegg, mgr. Zoe Milner. J.V.- back row- mgr. K. Rush- ton, C. Kantorowicz, J. Dal- lum, S. Stevenson, C. Lash- way, J. VonStein, T. Kan- torowicz, H. Flechsenhar, Coach Oursland, Front row- B. Hamilton, K. Richter, A. Ferguson, M. Halko, T. Has- tings, S. Viegan. — Above Brittney hoping her pass will make it. Right- Heidi fights for one more rebound. 54 Athletics Pos G Left- Up for three! Below- Don’t fall over Heather! Left- Wynde off-balance again. Far left- Erin waits as Dena shoots the ball. Badgers Athletics 55 CROSS COUNTRY Harriers 4th at State The 1988 Cross Country sea- son started out well with several strong runners, but due to injury only six competed at the state meet, which was held in Helena on October 22. The team placed fourth with two runners, Carmen Caldwell and Jamie Fultz, receiv- ing medals. The team consisted of two seniors, three juniors, one soph- omore, and one freshmen. The girls had a good season placing, 1st at one meet, 2nd at two, and a strong 4th place finish at state, behind Valier, Boulder, and Loyola. Carmen Caldwell and Jamie Fultz, who placed at state also competed at the 1st annual Meet of Champions, which was held on the Anaconda Golf Course in great Falls. Carmen placed 13th and Jamie placed 21st. ACTUALLY WE RAN BETTER THAN LAST YEAR, BUT THE COMPETITION WAS ALSO BET- TER. CONSIDERING EVERY- THING ALL OF OUR HARRIERS DID AS WELL AS THEY POSSI- BLY COULD.— COACH CHEEK. Jamie Fultz received the award for Most Inspirational and Carmen Caldwell received the MVP award. Carmen checks out the final results. Heidi takes a break after the big race. 56 Athletics Center-Shelley works hard to gain position. Left-Tealla looks for the finish line. State Results Name Time Place c. Caldwell 20:06 4th J. Fultz 20:47 10th H. Hegg 21:55 22nd S. Lay 22:24 29th T. Hastings 23:39 52nd S. Drummond 23:50 53rd L to R: Tealla Hastings, JoElla Carter, Coach Cheek. Shelley Lay. Carmen Caldwell, Jamie Fultz, Heidi Hegg, and Shelley Drummond. Athletics 57 Above- Dusty’s opponent seems to be tied up at the moment. Right- Denny LeVeque looking fore control. 58 Athletics Wrestlers Perform Solidly This year’s Badger wrestling team put in fine performances at all meets. The team captured five tro- phies in all. The Badgers took ten people to state, the most that has ever gone since coach Dale Sprout has taken over the wrestling pro- gram. Of these ten, only two placed. But in order to go to state, a wrestler must place in the top four at the divi- sional meet. The Badgers, as a team, placed third. Those who placed were Jason Adams, second; Scott Hawn, first; Tom Marzolf, second; Denny LeVe- que, first; Leon Murphy, Fourth; Craig Marquis, fourth; Dusty La- fromboise, fourth; Derrick Lathrop, second; Shad Palmer, third; Jeff Campbell, fourth. All of these wres- tlers continued on to the Montana State Wrestling Tournament. Scott Hawn and Derrick Lathrop, placed fifth and sixth respectively at the state tournament. As a team, the Badgers placed 15th out of 35 teams. This year’s seniors, Pat Ober, Leon Murphy, Craig Marquis, Dusty LaFromboise, Derrick Lathrop, and Jeff Campbell, will be greatly missed. Athletics 59 Below- Jason Adams looking for some help from coach Sprout. Right- Leon Murphy trying to hold his foe in bounds. 3rd Row: Coach Frank Laliberty, John Kountz, Ken Grismer, Casey Cabrin, Dusty La From- boise, Derrick Lathrop, Jeff Campbell, Shad Palmer, Pat Ober, Coach Dale Sprout. 2nd Row: MGR Michelle Roselli, Jeff Drummond, Scott Hawn, Jason Adams, MGR Courtney Bickers. 1st Row: Cheerleaders Jodi Bunker. Carmen Caldwell. Shelly Drummond, Jodi Baker. Tournament Standings Cascade 3rd CMR 4th Stanford 1st Chouteau 5th Townsend 1st Boulder 2nd Divisional 3rd State 15th 60 Athletics Boy Is Basketball - An Unexpected Success- The Boys Basketball team had a good season this year- better than most expected. The team was green this year. Scott McKay, Honorable Mention All Conference, was the only sen- ior and Todd Mortag was the only other player with any real varsity experience. Cascade ended its season at 5-16, but that record could easily been much better. The Badgers lost 5 games by less than 5 points. The team went to Divisionals at Shelby and met up with the Cut Bank Wolves, who won the Divi- sion and placed 2nd at State. Cascade played a great 1st half and was only down 2 at the end of the half. The Wolves came out fired up in the 2nd half, though, and were just to much for Cascade. The teams next opponent was Chou- teau. The Badgers were in con- trol of the game from the start and won the game 53-37. So onto the quarterfinals they went to play Ft. Benton. The Longhorns opened up a big lead at the start of the game, and the Badgers could not recover. Ft. Benton won 49-81. The J.V. team did very well. They had a 8 game win streak and end- ed with a winning record. The future looks bright for the Badgers. The team is losing only 1 senior, and has 7 players re- turning with a lot of varsity play- ing time. Jason looks for the ball. Varsity Back Row R to L: JoElla Carter, Shane Lord, Todd Mortag, Jarrod Llnseth, Mike Gollaher, Scott McKay, Travis Peterson, Jason VanNess, Coach Barnhorst Front Row: Mark McKamey, Erin Nelson, Cory Juedeman, Brittney McKay, Scott Smith. Junior Varsity Back Row R to L: Coach Oursland, Matt McKamey, Scott Smith, Mickey Peterson, Jarrod Linseth, Travis Peterson, Shane Strizich, Leslie Cisilo. Front Row: JoElla Carter. Will Kyler, Cory Juedeman. Erin Nelson. Ryan Kyler, Brittney McKay. Athletics 61 Todd puts up a shot in the lane (Right). Scott Smith waiting for the shot (Below). Badgers go for the ball (Below) pv J.V. players get position (Above) Mike goes for two. (Right) 62 Athletics Shane shoots a J” (Below) Travis ready to shoot (Left), Ryan screams (A jove) Athletics 63 VOLLEYBALL 64 Athletics Middle right: Jami Fultz blocking the ball. Right: Sue Schuchard saves the ball. 1 t • ' ■� � '.v'- r ‘’ Injuries and Illness Limit Badgers Spikers “The record doesn’t show it, but the team played really well.” said Coach Scott. Coach Scott says the Badger spikers could have done better if it weren’t for in- juries and illness. Wynde Cheek was in- jured during most of the season. Cheri Barnhorst was sick the last week of the season, and Chris- tine Lashway played JV the first three games of the season, but played the rest of the season and added depth to the team. Cheri Barnhorst re- ceived the Best Server award and Most Valu- able Player. Jami Fultz was the Most Improved Varsity Player and Kim Richter was the Most Im- proved JV player. Mi- chelle Halko was named the Best Defensive Play- er. Left: Amy Ferguson serving the ball. Middle left: Christine Lashway spikes the ball against Townsend opponent. Left: Michelle Halko spiking the ball with Lisa and Cheri waiting to cover. Athletics 65 Wynde Cheek tips the ball against Simms opponent. Right: Wendy Lidman spikes the ball against Ft. Benton Varsity - kneeling L to R: managers Heidi Hegg, Stacey Wadsworth, Missy Groux, Back row L to R: Asst. Coach Debbie Dean, Cheri Barnhorst, Audri Young. Wendy Lidman. Christine Lashway. Wynde Cheek, Sue Schuchard, Jami Fultz, Michelle Halko, Coach Sam Scott. J.V. • L to R: Tommi Guy, Heather Flechsenhar, Sue Schuchard, Wendy Lidman, Audri Young, Kim Richter, Betsy Leonard, Coach Debbie Dean Tommi Guy in action. 66 Athletics Row 1 L-R: Coach June Sprout, Jamie Fultz. Sue Schuchard, Lara Paul, Wendy Cordeiro, Wynde Cheek, Carmen Caldwell, Tammy Kantorowicz Coach Lyn Farmer, Second row L-R: Courtney Bickers, Erin Nelson, Heidi Hegg, Courtney Kantorowicz, Stacey Steven- son, Michelle Halko, Kim Richter, Tealla Has- tings. Row 1 L-R: Coach Mark Oursland, Head Coach John Cheek. Jason VanNess, Shad Palmer, Jim Spurzem, Jarrod Lindseth, Mike Gollaher, Derrick Lathrop, Casey Cabrin, Coach Ty Cotton, Coach Mark Juden, Sec- ond row L-R: Scott Smith, Lesley Cislo, Kurt Lee, John Kuntz, Shane Lord. Ryan Palmer, Shane Strizich, A.J. Lindow, Coach Darcy Shindler, Third row L-R: Matt McKamey, John Beckman, Shane Walker, Mark McKamey, Chris Parker, Jason Adams. Far Left- Wendy Cordeiro throws the shot far enough to take 1st at state. Left- John Stretches to hit the sand. Athletics 67 GIRLS TRACK 1st place again! Place to Win Practice, patience, and points were the key factors for tracksters in their efforts of placing to win. The Cascade Girls track team had another successful season. They put on their track shoes and generated their ath- letic abilities in early March as they started training for a fun filled season. And fun filled it was, the Lady badgers were District champions for the second year in a row, and placed 2nd at Divisional and tied for 6th at state. This year’s team, which was very young, had two Seniors, three Juniors, four Soph- omores and six Fresh- men. Junior Carmen Caldwell said “I had a lot of fun this year and I’m glad I went out for it. The team had two state placers Wendy C.: 1st shot-put, 2nd Disc, Tealla H.: 5th 400. Above-Just one more time! Center-Jump Heidi jump! Right-lt's really not that bad Lara. 68 Athletics Top-Carmen works to stay in first. Above-Open yours eyes and run Tealla! Athletics 69 BOY’S TRACK A Tough Act To Follow The 1989 boy’s track team came into this sea- son with a tough act to follow. Only one short year ago, the Badgers won the District, Divi- sional, and State Track titles. This year the Bad- gers fell just short though, by taking first at District and Divisionals, and third at State. The Badgers per- formed well at Districts, qualifying eighteen peo- ple for Divisionals. At Divisionals, eleven more boys placed and ad- vanced to State. At the State meet, the Badgers met some stiff competi- tion and placed third be- hind Huntley Project and Cut Bank. Cascade and six medalists. These medalists were John Beckman(1st-pole vault; 3rd-400m; 5th-1600m. relay), Jason Van- Ness(3rd-1600m; 4th- 800m; 5th-1600m relay), Mark McKamey(4th- 1600m; 2nd-3200m), Ca- sey Cabrin(5th-discus), Matt McKamey(5th- 1600m relay), and Mike Gollaher(5th-1600m re- lay). Above: Junior Mark McKamey competes in the 3200m. Top: John Beckman completes the exchange with Mike Gollaher. Above: Junior jumper Scott Smith gracefully lands in the pit. 70 Athletics Right: Senior Derrick Lathrop throws the shot. Left: Junior shot putter Shad Palmer displays his fine throwing techniques. Below: Junior Jason VanNess heads for the home stretch. Left: Sophomores Jerod Lindseth clears the hurdle with ease. Below Left: Sophomore Shane Strizich competes in a sprint. Below: Senior John Beckman concentrates on clearing the bar. Athletics 71 HOMECOMING 1988 Homecoming enjoyed The 1988 CHS Home- coming was celebrated on September 17th- 19th. On September 17th the girls basketball team played the very tough Fairfield Eagles loosing 53-50. On the 19th the boys football team played the Simms Tigers loosing 20-0. Also the girls played the Cho- teau Bulldogs but fell short with the score of 55-43. Senior Craig Marquis and Shelley Drummond were crowned as Home- coming King and Queen. The other class candi- dates were: Juniors, Ca- sey Cabrin and Missy Groux, Sophomores Matt McKamey and Julie Smith, Freshmen, Will Kyler and Michelle Halko. The Juniors were float winners this year fol- lowed by the freshmen. The parade was held on friday night followed by a pep rally in the gymnasi- um. Saturday night after the basketball game, the Homecoming Dance was held. Above center- Craig Marquis and Shelley Drummond take their reign as Homecoming King and Queen. Above- The juniors Tame the Tigers” float takes first place in the Parade. : V-Y. ,v • V1. . ;.-2 y,.v; , .,v 72 Special Events John Cheek, Ty Cotton, and Dan Mortag were ‘‘Raisin” John skillfully eludes the Simms defense spirits. I ■ WmMMi+mm.m:r-v - -■ ,.. ; ■ •;■£ § Special Events 73 PROM TAKE ME TO PARADISE The Junior Prom was held on March 11 in the Golden Ball Room at Ea- gles Manor in Great Falls. Each year the junior class sponsors the one formal dance of the year, and for the third con- secutive year it was held in Great Falls. The colors chosen for this year were emerald green and silver. The theme was TAKE ME TO PARADISE and the prom song was WHEN I’M WITH YOU by Sher- iff. Music was provided by J.B. Sound Produc- tion and Flight Sound Systems. Senior Candidates, Lisa Ostlie and Dusty La- fromboise, were crowned king and queen. Other royalty included juniors Ken Grismer and Kristin Stanley; sopho- mores- Julie Smith and Ryan Kyler; and fresh- man- Kim Richter and A.J. Lindow. Top- Prom king and queen Dusty Lafromboise and Lisa Ostlie. Above Right- Smile pretty for the camera. Right- All dressed up and ready to go. Above- Ain’t love grand! 74 Prom GRADUATION Here we go! We can hardly contain our excitement. far right- Salutatorian Corry Juedeman right- Gerald receiving his scholarship Centennial Class Moves Forward On May 28, the Centennial class of 1989 graduated. George Karl, former NBA coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, gave the gradu- ation address. Rev. Jay Pe- terson provided the Bacca- laureate address, Invoca- tion, and Benediction. School Board members gave out the diplomas. Valedictorian Gerald An- dersen took home the most money when he accepted a 4yrs. $52,000 USAF ROTC scholarship. Scott McKay and Shelley Drummond also won Army ROTCs, and Sa- lutatorian Corry Juedeman received a USFA ROTC. Other awards were as fol- lows: Leon Murphy, Dusty Lafromboise, Derrick Lath- rop- Heiseys; John Beck- man- John Gordon ($250); Derrick Lathrop-Wuerel ($250); Shelley Drummond and Randy Bogden Inglot Vallum ($200); Randy Bog- den-Stockman ’ s Bank ($250); Cara Squires and Shelley Drummond-Honor Scholarship ($900); Daren Lord-Tool Box($1000); Dan Baker-Dearborn Garden Club ($500); Derrick Lath- rop and Dusty Lafromboise- Jamestown athletic schol- arships. 76 Graduation above- Anxiously waiting for their diplomas middle left- Randy gets some last second advise from Mr. Donovan. left- Wendy McKamey plays the processional Clowning around before the ceremonies far left-Congratulating the new alumni Darin and his new tool box Graduation 77 FACULTY Paul Barnhorst Math Ron Evenson Typing, Driver’s Ed. Joan Rose English, Spanish John Cheek P.E., Math Karen Matteson Study Hall Monitor Sam Scott Resource Ty Cotton Counselor, A.D. Mary Ellen Moore Dale Sprout Librarian, Social Studies English Lynn Farmer Resource Debbie Nelson Music, English Bob Woody Social Studies 78 Faculty John Dallum Superintendent of Schools Jim Donovan Principal, Science Brooke Donovan Music Sue Belote Vocational Ed., Home Economics Linda Cotton Vocation Ed., Commercial Duane Gebhardt Vocational Ed., VO-AG Frank Laliberty VO-AG, Science Sue Lyon Art, Spanish Mark Oursland Math, Science Bill Peterson Science, Health June Sprout Reading Lab, English Carol Woody Math Faculty 79 Mabel Anderson District Clerk Alice Marzolf Secretary, Concessions Helen Larson Secretary Edna Minehan Resource Aide Pat Vonstein Reading Lab Aide Custodians J.C. Jarriel, Earl Suket. Betty MacDonald Transportation Dept. Cafeteria Staff left to right- Bob Ranieri, Paul Keller, Tom Wilson, Ron Evenson, left to right Lyn Stafford, Dot Lussier, Charlotte Gable. Mary Jane Laliberty, Fred Gable, Alex Ferguson, Gif Doty. 80 Faculty