Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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' .Scope or cascade 's World il .TT 'F' s . y f r g e 6 at 6 L T . R ,I J v . , 5 . , 1 I . .I , A X vkry, ' ' , 'f' .X .iv r ' g I ' r . 1 A , i ,vs - . I ' . L :diss 3 1 :UM-a 7 ' t Front, l. to r.: Row l: J. Wollen, C. Owen, R. Hazen, J. Wiggum, K. D. Lindaas, J. Leaman, K. Lincoln, M. Mahliern, M. McKean, P. McKen- Ayers, J. Aubin, P. Dutty, S. Twitchell, J. Berg. Row 2: C. Santetord, K. Nelson, T. Blanchard, C. Knutson, K. Rall, C. Dulin, E. Evans, N. Wil- liams, R. Shore, G. Drumheller, P. Yeoman, S. Whittaker, J. Holdall. Row 3: B. Sigler, T. Smith, J. Smith, S. Spencer, M. Bradley, V. Thomas, G. Straub, D. Taylor, L, Thomas, W. Thomas, K. Tuininga, B. Van Winkle, S. Vogel, M. Wall, M, Wall, K. Walsh, S. Ward. Row 4: M. Ouellette, P. Montgomery, S. Montiro, P. Peterson, D. Anderson, P. Peter- sen, E. Pighin, K. Quolly, T. Reeves, J. Richter, C. Rhodes, C. Reinstro, D. Richards, M. Richer, M. Richer, C. Schmitz, D. Shore, C. Smith. Row 5: L. lbsen, S. Johnson, E. Jackson, C. Katsel, S. Le Buanic, F. Long, PEP CLUB With new spirit and enthusiasm, this yeor's Pep Club became the nucleus tor school pride. Under the direction of Mrs. Fransson, the club produced a successful Homecoming, one ot the highlights of the year. lt also sponsored pep assemblies and rallies, which were favorable additions to activities of a busy year. Pep Club Officers: Center, president, R. Shore, l. to r.: E. Evans, C. Dulin, N. Williams. zie, K. Melling, J. Mendenhall, S. Holland. Row 6: B. Ellis, E. Erickson, S. Brown, M. French, S. Guiley, P. Haines, K. Haines, C. Loemon, J. Hall, S. Harmon, A. Harris, L. Harstod, C. Smith, P. Hyde, C. Horan, C. Smith. Row 7: S. Altos, C. Anderson, D. Anderson, B. Arends, L. Arsenau, D. Bergstrom, D. Berry, L. Betts, S. Cannon, K. Corbeley, V. Cattle, A. Clark, P. Clink, S. Colterill, P. Donner, D. Dolman, C. Wilson. Row 8: J. Fritz, S. Hanson, D. Douglas, D, Douglas, S. Eckstrom, T. Bragg, J. Thorson, J. Boutel, T. Olson, G. Watson, M. Bunch, G. Harrison, B. Schultz, D. DeMaw, L. Duren. ..,..,, V? vm? Mr. and Miss Pep Ron Word and Norma George A? Qi m 5 V and Greg Miller Gingy Drumheller 1 ,QS M wx -'U gr .fb ' ,cr f P I 'f ,.. I4 I si 1 . , l 5- Q. x 99

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A Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is an hon- orary, international society ot high school iournalists. Any member ot. or contribu- V ref to me VISTA, STEHEKIN, or TYRO may join. Mrs. C. Fransson is the advisor. l. to r.: S. Stogsdill, P. Montgomery, P. Rice, L. Westling, A. Davies, A. Fulter, C. Tuell, B. Bayes, J. Richter, N. Els- berry, M. Rice, M. French, S. Tremmell. Variety or uluns Wraei ri. Future Teachers ot America ln hopesvot establishing a better understanding ot the teaching profession, the members ot F. T. A. have studied teaching through en- joyment ot various films and speakers. The club is open to anyone with a sincere interest in teaching and is under the direction ot Mrs. Godfrey and Mr. Olsen. Raw T.: l. to r.: S. Arellano, N. Jeno- vai, P. Hindrnan, C. Nickel, V. Hamil- ton. Row 2.: S. Altes, N. Ries, J. Thor- son, C. Hinshaw, J. Frets. Row 3.: A. Dull, P. Haines, L. Knapp, R. Kissell, K. O'Sullivan, Row 4.: D, Welborn T. Kick- land, G. Forbes, D. Blass, S. Lundquist. Row 5.1 B. Keene, R. Russell, L. Rounds, J. Cruise, K. Corbaley. V I T I I 41:7 h, , LP ,Z rl Us ff I r m I Z.. 1 ,J V r V - . O , -., H , nl 44 I : N M1 'L . I i , Jun: A. ,Q v , . . '-HFS . Q if L I., 'r l iii' Z, As a service organization, 1, g ut - ff 'Q -gr -Q 2 4 A re nf, . the Volunteens aided the . 5,1 z V ' Q fi Q viii .7 Q-154. 1 1 ' , patients at Providence Hos- .L K - tt' Cl, V ul? f' 2. , I d R M A I . 5 Th.: 1' ,V .Y f 3 .,,V VV Q .. n pita an est ence. rs. f , . . Q 5 I 1 . V 0 Helm directed the student E ,H g qv, ut' F W I 1 ,A 2, hy.. L activities at the hospital, U ' - ,Y - K in ' 4. A' while Mrs. Farrington assis- A 4 ' xg A A I 1 V ted in coordination and dis- . f. ' , ' . 75 i tribution of uniforms. ' A .A 'I Row l: l. to r.: J. Lynn, C. Horan, D. Dolman, P Verhey, S. Carpenter, J. Hatley, L. Huntley, B. Watts, D. Glasgow, C. Catterill, N. Williams, D. Anderson J. Williams. Row 2: L Larsen, R. Wilson, V. Lampers B. Undi, G. Watson, C. Johaneson, S. Surface, L. Lin dell, C. Wilson, C. Scott, P. Vanderberg, J. Bradshaw, E. Johnson. Row 3: J. Wyrens, V. Vogl, J. Kacher, C Duiarclin, C. Wagle. J. Roberts, J. Jacobs, D. Christ ensen, K. Sorenson. Raw 4: Mrs, Helm, advisor, H Nichaus, D. Hodge, D. Hanika, S. Harmon, L. Mullen, C. Barnett, L. Miller, J. Miller, G. Sampson, V. Dart C. Smith, J. Boutell. Row 5: V. Johnson, B. Nelson, - C. Olsen, J. Schaetter, C. Jackson, L. Scott, D, John. san, L. Horan, C. Lollmonn, M. McMahon, C. Trimble, S. Stogsdill, V. Cattle.

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Active Bruins Rate Cascade Honors Front to back, I. to r.: Row iz S, Westman, J. Maynard, J. D. Cogsdrll, S. Ayers, G. Hill, J. Iles. Row 2: M. Mitmoen, J. F Wald, B. Kooser, M. Brooks, R. Ward, R. Thompson, R. Hum Brooks, H. Fankhauser, Row 3: N. Peterson, B. Schultz, D. An Westman, M. Mahlum, A. Martinson, R. Bennett, D. Whitehea The Bruins ofthe Month and Girls of the Season are stu- dents who are honored by the Boys' and Girls' Clubs respectively. They are selec- ted on the basis of having given extra time and effort to the betterment of the Boys' and Girls' Clubs of Cascade. x r Dave Young, Bull Varley, Curt LeMaster, Steve Stearns, Election Committee Advised by Mr. Zalesky, the Election Committee planned all of the various activities and required jobs concern- ing all school elections. This year's chairmen were Jim Tolletson, Nancy Peterson, and Vicky Westman. The committee was kept busy, especially in the Spring, con- ducting the seemingly innum- erable tasks involved in an election. They set up the nominating Conventions, su- pervised campaign proced- ures, organized a candidate assembly and counted an endless stream ot ballots. Terre Bragg, Earna Evans, Nancy McKean, Nancy Vincent. R WdJohCtt I on ar , n u er. TOO