Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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-Af ,- Sitting, l. to r.: P. Zandell, L. Thomas, S. Lundquist, P. Woodhull, S. Wilson, C. Sorenson, S. Ward, W. Young, D. Christensen, J. James, S. Diele, S. Swenson, L. lbsen, H, Younger, G. Morrow, S. Aliets, L. Ro- beck, J. Spalding. Sitting at table: C. McNeilley, L. Voitsberger, S. Vogel, J. Thomas. Standing, l. to r.: T. Cochran, Miss Osterhout, Mr. Bestul, R. Thompson. TYRO Young writers developed their talents through TYRO, Cascades creative wri- ting club. Under the direction ot Mrs. Rowe, they produced the TYRO, Cas- cades creative writing magazine. ln this annual publication are contained various creative works ot students at Cascade. S .i i Row l, l. to r.: K. Maguda, G. Brokaw, A. Davies, D. Mach, Mrs. Rowe. Row 2: C. Tuell, S. Moniay, J Richter, M. Barger, B. Livingston, L. Stevenson, Goan' .K T Row l, l. to r.: C. Thompson, M. Keene, L. VanWyngarden, Mr. Brooks, K. Husby, S. Nessel, S. Haskins. Row 2: K. Mitts, L. Hays, S. Ward, J. Tomlinson, K. Freeman, R. Nelson, S. Hayes, T. Dickenson. Row 3: R. Poor, J. Pugh, D. Moore, R. Rhoades, C. Gregersan, R. Briggs, J. Huber, B. Fickel, D. Mills. Business A Education Club The Business Education Club, advised by Mr. Bestul and Miss Osterhout, gave an op- portunity to students interes- ted in a secreterial job or business occupation to de- velop competent business leadership and to create in- terest in business occupa- tions. The various activities they organized were bake sales, sending a Christmas card to Viet Nam, and field trips. Also, tor interested stu- dents, the club provided tilms and speakers. fg DECA DECA, a chapter ot Distribu- tive Education Clubs ot Am- erica, coordinated by Mr. Brooks, provided opportun- ity tor leadership experience and aimed to develop tuture leaders in marketing and distribution. Employees and employers met at a banquet near the end ot the semester to honor local businessmen who provided training tor the students.

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no N eerson. Row I, I. to r. B Drede, M. Richer, V. Weeks, man M Richer S. Hanson, .l. Simmons. S. Forrest. Row 2. S. Kupe Music Fills the Air llll Row l, l. to r.: P. Sease, G. Fosket, H, Jacobsen, L. Mercer, T. Fosket, G. Brokaw, M. Gilland. Row 2: D. Sand, .I. Phinney, D. Welborn, T. Gann, W. Fair, B. Watts, L. Horan, S. Arellano, L, Cannon, S. Sigler, Row 31 R. Nelson, B. King, D. Willand, Mr, Brown, director, C. Dill, D. Koster, J. Jacobs, Swing Ensemble . . . Orchestra The Orchestra, under the fine direction of Mr. John Brown, worked hard this year to perfect the quality of its music. Performers on the violin, viola, cello, and bass presented several perform- ances this year which provided enter- tainment at various assemblies and concerts here at Cascade. Their per- formances were well-received with warm-hearted approval. nobe, G Lord A Mortinson, J. Wiggurn, R. Hazen, D. nderson Row 3 D. Road R. Sharyer, Cn. Marclon, H Fonlchauser, D strrck T osket, C Nickelson, Vv' Wise. Row -1: D. Cogsdrll, R Love, i isle-y, J Dolan, R Stanton D. Ludwig. D. r, Boasting the best talent in the music department, Cas- cade's swing ensemble per- formed in many special pro- grams. Highlights of the year were singing engagements throughout the community, as well as seasonal pro- grams and musical assemb- lies. The fourth annual op- eretta, OKLAHOMA, was presented at Cascade during the second Week of May. Class membership is deter- mined by special auditions in the Spring.

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