Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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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

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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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'Tantas y ln Frost X lv A ,, 1 J Cascades caleforium was Transformed info a magical world of Fantasy in Frost as The Boys' and Girls' Club combined ideas and talent 'ro produce one of the most enjoyable dances of the year. Eric 81 The Shomen provided 4 I Cupids Couple music 'ro dance The nigh? away, as Mr. and Mrs. Sanla Claus strolled Through The crowd passing our Clwrislmas gift souvenirs.