Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Exchange .students brln rgff- ,JL labf an 0' Japan I . -s ,,. ' r if? 13 'sw ffl YY Row T, l. ro r.: L. Knapp, M. Brooks, V. Wesrrnan, M. Shigela, G Bugcdo, R. Ward, J. Spencer, M. Schullz, L. Milmoen. Row 2: V. Spring- er, J. Holdol, N, Williams, L. Lindell, K. Requa, S. Surlace, D. Paller- son, J. Cory, M. Mohlum, C Lollrnann, S. Diehl, J. James. Row 3: P. Monlgornery, C. Rhodes, J. Thorson, S. Whiltaker, D. Taylor, J. Hud- spelh, E. Pighin, S. Lorsen, M. Chaslain, J. l-lougslod, M. Woll, B. Schullz, J. James, P. Vanderberg. Row 4: S. Ward, P. Bruland, T. Wall, J. Benlley, A. Dull, A, Kane, J. Roberts, G. Lord, J Kacher, B. McCon nell, D. Whrloker, C. Srnnh, M. Wald, M. Yancovilz. Row 5: L. Thomas, S. McLelland, S. Mcllleroy, O. J, McLeland, C. Mlnnilsen, K. OSullivon, L. Zehe, B. Kruger, G. Harris, S. Srogsdill, L, l-lusby, M. Diddarns, J. Hendrickson, L. Weber, C Hinshaw. The Foreign Exchange Club, advised by Mrs. Branf- ner, prornored and encouraged inleresf in exchange srudenls at Cascade. The ac'rivi'ries they sponsored include: a recepfion for Guido and Midori, an affer- garne dance, a candy sale, and co-sponsored Infer- ncrrional Day. Officers: Janer Spencer, Presidenr, Marcie Schultz, Vice-Presidenrg Linda Mirmoen, Sec- re'rary, Lois Knapp, Treasurer .... Mary Brooks, Rep- resenralive To Cascade Chapler ol The A.F.S. El 'H Q I f' if' us.

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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

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I 1 New Worlds to Cascade ni? '7:.Q.:v.-' X- ft .ti Guido and Everytime I go over my personal diary l'II remember how much importance Cascade High School had in the suc- cess of my American year. At the first Pep Assembly of the year, you Bruins seemed so strange-perhaps I was strange. But a little by little I learned how cool CHS is. The thing that I ap- preciated very much is the frank friend- liness of all the buddies I met. I wish I could thank each one of you person- ally, but I will say a big THANK YOU to the whole student body and faculty and I assure you that l'II always be PROUD of groovy CHS in Italy. gets, or '?' .. --. X Midori -1- f Q, flux 'i U. mix s . On the very first day at Cascade, the Orientation Day, I remember everyone warmly welcomed me with a big smile and a friendly 'Hil' Football games, dances, and dates were all new to me and often times excited me like an elec- tric shock. Nervously I took the first step of everything and now it is one of my funniest but great memories. I felt I was a Bruin and with such nice friends I never could be homesick. There are lots of things left to say, but I want to mention most is that Bruins are No. I always and THANK YOU VERY MUCH for a wonderful year. I hope someday you can come to visit me. Until we meet again Sayonara to everyone. WWW ? ee 5 PQI