Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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'I ff' hifi Z' fc .. Larry Young 3- Business Manager VIST E ks , T' 1 fn' 1, was 51110111 7213911510 1711 3 1 51151 wal 1.2034-11 V 138 137 H0 W. 1 ,, Z, Z1 Z2 25 11 za ZL 1 5115951 81558983 808738 11 133101 101 11.7.l104110j1N'1i92g'- W0 ffl 111 111 110111 1zz1z11z11151z1. 121155715 30131 27 15 27 50 51 417 so LL 617 L6 G7 70 B9 90 1 212 1413 1111111 111, lf17l'h9197il. 163.1611 L5 1111, 167 166 Shirley Tremmel - Sales Manager s Y I A .1 .- X Gale Forbes - Copy Editor I ' 'W The Vista staff of i967 worked hard to produce a refreshing annual with their theme depicting 'AA Day and Night at Cascade. The staff consisted of twen- ty-eight members, who met every sixth period under the instruction of Mrs. Johnson, Vista advisor. Many hours were spent cropping pictures, drawing lay-outs, composing and typing copy, and selling ads. Both the memories and experiences of this past year are rep- resented here in the pages of this book which the Vista staff of l966'67 proud- ly presents to you, the students and faculty of Cascade. Q9 Linda Westling and Ann Fulfer, Co-Editors, Mrs. Johnson, Advisor ,,, ... cj., 4-falib'-ef', ff ,fa -0 - l '11 5.- Kathy Hext, Terri Cochran-Typists ms. lf! IJ, t Marcie Schultz, Sue Whittaker-Artists 1 sg ' at W ,- ITV' 1-'P' 3 . 1 ...- ,,, A.. . ... fist! . 7521 . ' Row l, l. to r.: Jamie Richter, Barb Goen, Linda Foubert, Maralyn Yan- covitz, Vicky Weslrnan, Nancy Firestone. Row 2, l. to r.: Howard Pank- hauser, Steve Wallingford, Nala Williams, Barb Arends, Pat Vanderberg, Margaret Wilson, Linda Hagglund, Carol Schmitz, Vicki Hamilton.

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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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THE STEHEKI Wo!! 011 joreuer N l 'i -Tai qs Row lg l. la r,: Molly French, Earna Evans, Phyllis Montgomery, Mrs. Franssan, Raw 2: Shirley Tremmel, Alison Davies, Terre Bragg. Suzanne Slogsdill, John Schmidl, Bonnie Bayes, Marianne Rice. Row 3: Gary Novak, Rocky Boxall, Pat Rice, Jennie Cory, Sandy Hudlow, Jennifer Fowler. lib STEHEKIN . .. Busy all year around, The STehekin sraff lcepT The school informed of The various evenls oT The school year. Whether de- scribing news or enTerTaining Teafures, The '66-67' sTaf'T worked Tor The pro- mofion oT Cascades school molTo: School of Pride. New TeaTures added This year were Gary's Closel and Club FoolnoTes. The sTuclenls on The sTaTT learned many aspecTs of puHing out a paper as well as The Tun aT belonging To such a class. V-1 Tb i l Bonnie Bayes-Ediigr Mrs. Franssonffxdvisar M. French, P. MonTgomery-Business Edilors -.J 'G' l A1 fa nv'- cr- Suzanne Slogsdill-Assislanl Edilor Marianne Rice-Fealure Edilor Terre Braggfhlews Edilar R0ClfY B0XUllg5P0Vl5 Edllflf T07