Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Raw l, l. to r.: D. Welborn, T. Smith, M. French, L. Westling, E. Jack- son, L. Nunn, M. Parr, J. Clark, D. Bussert, J. Thomas, Treasurer, M Brooks, Vice President, R. Word, President, V. Westman, Secretary, J Spencer, K. Funk, Ji Cruise, K. Sorenson, S. Harmon, J. Simmons, L Burchett, B. Arends, D. Anderson, D. Cornett. Row 2: P. Hindman, M Gilliland, W. Wold, M. Shigeta, S. Forrest, T. Thielen, S. Whittaker, T. Bragg, G. Reynolds, H. Jacobsen, M. Pickard, J. Leamon, R. Slater, G Marzullo, D. Patterson, V. Brawn, B. Kosser, M. Dunlap, P. Bruland, J Colburn, P. Clink, M. Stevenson, B. Gundlach, A. Bradley, K. Haines, B. Artemis, K. Tuininga, L. Sea. Row 3: M. Brewer, M. Kaoser, K. Peterson, G. Fosket, N. Jackson, S Carlson, N. Peterson, M. Richer, S. Helaas, J. Pilskog, B. Hawley, D. Whitehead, R. Hummel, G. Bugada, K. Requo M. Schmierer, L. Young, R. Haralson, L. Shively, F. Reykdal, N. Vincent, M. George, L. Jensen, S. Olson, P. Haines, M. Mitmoen, S. Schaffer, J. Larson, B. Schultz, R. Russell. Students The scholars ot Cascade are rewarded with membership in the National Hon- or Society, an active group at Cas- Row 4: B. Hess, B. Woitowick, M. Jones, E. Miller, J. Tuell, J. Jacob- son, J. Cutter, T. Eisenman, B. Babich, R. Downing, D. Geniesse, K. Smith, P. Bortlow, J. Kuliurgis, J. Oates, T. Peterson, T. Miller, J. Tomlin, D. Ping, K. Lincoln, C. Fields, I. Okimato, B. McConnell. Row 5: J. Smith, C. Schmitz, P. Donner, A. Dull, T. Gemmer, B. Winchell, J. Wiggum, C. VanBadegraven, R. Gay, N. McKean, G. Beireis, R. Starch, J. Phinney, J. Glondon, G. Fortin, M. lsom, G. Anderson, K. Canfield, D. Foote, B. Newman, M. Knutson, R. Sennett, K. Larson, M. Diddams, L. Husby, S. Winter, S. Stogsdill, K. Rector. Row 6: C. Christensen, J. Maynard, H. Fankhauser, M. Biskey, T. Melhorn, G. Harris, B. Wakefield, J. Tollefson, T. Kirstein, D. Sand, D. Leyde, M. Pace, J. Groves, D. Davis, S. Wescott, K. Skay, G. Anderson, R. Read, S. Helms, D. Vastrick, J. Trobough, R. Starks, B. Bloomfield. xxx 3 Z, cade. To become a member, o student , must have an accumulative grade point ot 3.2. The Honor Society worked to Aff promote interest in scholarship by hav- ing speakers, a banquet, an assembly, 1 and various activities. Cascade is proud Strive ff ve, l to have such a large group of Honor ' Society members. the 'cn' Stars of their Kathy Haines, State Winner of Betty Crocker Home- i - 7 maker of Tommorrow Award GlRL'S AND BOYS STATE Top to bottom: Larry Young, Steve Ayers, Terre Bragg, Lindo Mitmoen, Kathy Haines.

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Players Live In the World of Pretend L. to R.: Row I: D. Nelson, M. Tabiason. Raw 2: V. Hamilton, L. Velia, S. Vogel, F. Habenicht, J. Cory, M. Rice, L. Stevens. Row 3: T. Gemmer, L. Bushnell, P. Duffy, A. Davies, P. Funk. Thespians Each member of Thespians earned his title by making enough points in the ditterent aspects of drama to become a member of this honorary group. The group as a whole achieved a quality of theatrical presentation that made the world ot drama come alive tor Cascade students. Drama Club Masked in their roles of make believe, drama students presented Night Must Fall and Take Me To Your Presi- dent to the Everett community. Many students were involved both on stage and behind the scenes, contributing to the success of both productions. The members worked with spirit and energy under the guidance of Mrs. Dysart and set new goals of achievement for their drama club and the school as a whole. N.- ' 1 lt 1 I i L to R.. Row l: K. Funk, P. Forbes, P. Haines, C. Dulin. Row 2: J. Clark, Velia, P. Rice, C. Schmidt. Row 4: T. Gemmer, A. Dull, E. Manson L elson, P. Funk, B. Bayes, L. Stevens, M. Rice, S. Vogel, A. Davies, P. Bushnell, C. Smith, E. Erickson, D. Wille, M. Tobiason, P. Du M nt omery, V. Hamilton, S. Brokaw, J. Boutell, C. Tuell. Row 3: C. Loll- Enright, J. Cory, J. Spencer, J. Hieref, C. Cook, F. Habenicht, L Vongts 0 Q man M. Maylin, K. Blocker, M. Hudson, S. Deller, R. Hanson, C. Grey, L. berger, J. Maynard, B. Walen. 92

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DPECIHI ACTIVITIES U3pl'UI'6 U76 lI7l'6I'9Sl' UI uzuucuw Electronics Club The Electronics Club pro- vided tield trips, experiments, and lectures tor students in- terested in Ham Radio oper- ating and general electron- ics. Mr. Martinson advised the club. This year's otticers included: Dan Schmit, Presi- dent, Doug Geniesse, Vice- President and Lloyd Buster, Secretary. Row 1: D. Geniesse, D. Schrnit, D. Ryder, Advisor, Mr. Martinson, T. Bump, S. Wescott, R, Yeabsley, lronh L. Buster, C. Maxey, I Y. A. C. New to Cascade this year, Y. A. C. lYoung American Citizensl enioyecl a large turnout ot students interested in discussing current political issues. Many views were pre- sented, and tentative conclu- sions were reached. Anyone interested could loin and ex- press his ideas. l. lo r.: M. Yancovilz, C. Dulin, G. Harris, L, Knapp, J. Thorson, C. Van- Bodegraven, N. McKean, C. Rhodes, R. Ward, L. Hansvold, M. Rice, S. Brokaw, M. Bislcey, C. Tuell, L. Stevenson, K. Haines, M. Reis. Science Club Designed tor students with special interest and ability in the field of science, Cas- cade's science club enioyed many interesting activities. Advised by Mr. Buster and led by this year's presi- dent, Greg Mowat, the club probed the depths ot science through field trips, speakers, and lab experiments. Row T: I. to r.: J. Robinette, K. Larson, J, Bently, G. Mowat, M. Reis, G. Ander- son, B. Kooser, J. Byers, Row 2: I. to r.: S. Winters, D. Welborn, K. Moser, A. Frasch. V5 wif,