Cascade High School - Vista Yearbook (Everett, WA)

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Bruinettes Cascades marching team, the Bruinettes, provided excellent entertainment at several home football and basketball games along with their performance at Dad's Night. The Bruinettes hosted the Seven- teenth Annual Northwest Drill Conference in our gymnasium April lst. They took first place in the Combination Drill for the second time in a row. ...rr .L MA-as ' k ' ' 4... Row l, l. to r.: C. Rhodes, L, Quam, J. Stephanson, M. Malecki, L Knapp, G. Elwood, F. Cosette, P. McKenzie, K. Danner, K. Carlson, P. Shonaerts, K. Simmons, V. Oldenburg, V. Springer, Row 2: N. Jackson, N. Firestone, R. Flynn, D. Peterson, L. Arends, P. Joyce, E. Jewell, M. George, L. Hurd, B, Hodges, S. Summers, L. Mitmoen, E. Evans, S. Moore, L. Westling. Dorn, B. Diede, K. Warner, C. Martinis, D. Patterson, S. Noble, S S. Loomer Jensen, B T. Thielen Row 3: K Helaas, D Berry, C. VanBodegraven, V, Willie, B. Jackson, J. McBride, S, Eisenman J. Shea, K. Katsel, A. Harris, L. Woods, J. Hudspeth, E. Defries, P. McNeil, C. Davis, G. Lord. Miller, G 2192- Manager - Charlene Adams EXECUTIVE BOARD Standing-Mrs. Dennis, Advisor, Sandy Eisenman, President, Donna Berry, Treasurer, Linda Mitmoen, Vice President, Nancy Firestone, Re- cording Secretary, Rene Flynn, Senior Representative, Kaye Dorn, Junior Representative, Gail Defries, Corresponding Secretary. Kneeling- Susie Loomer, Junior Drill Leader, Linda Westling, Senior Drill Leader,

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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,

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A Year To Be Proud 7 A . . U . G.A.A. The G.A.A., a sports activity program tor girls, was advised by Miss Dinnetz, Miss Rozman, and Miss Matheson. This year girls turned out for volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, tennis, badmin- ton, and track. The girls participated in athletic activities with other schools to meet new friends and enioy the spirit ot competition. Regardless ot ability, anyone may ioin and opportunity is given to all to earn a letter. l, to r.: Row l: S. Mendenhall, D. Mongeon, J. Has- kins, Secretary-Treasurer, P. Edwards, President, W. Wold, Vice-President, K, Gleason, K. Peterson, Row 2: P. Vanderberg, B. Schussel, M. Richer, C. Wagle, L. Hein, P, Bruland, N. Jackson, C. Hanson. Row 3: C. Peterson, J. Mongeon, T. Wahl, N. Vincent, B. Duncan, J. Walters, T. Waller, M. Wall. Big --c Club Row l: R. Shore, R. Spencer, T. Brown, G. Miller, G. Hill, B. Newman, S. Wallingford, J. Kuliurgis, R, O'Dell, J. Jacobson, S. Hamilton, P Haskell, A. Clemens, R. Gay, G. Larson. Row 2. M. Thiele, D. Ayers W. Shotfner, W. Bradt, J. Thomas, N. Kortekaas, P. Brady, S. Johnson T. Green, B. Brodniak, D. Shore, D, Tritten, S. Ayers. Row 3: G Humphrey, A. Marinkovitch, M. Nunamaker, G. Vogl, J. Trobough, K. Smith, J. lles, L. Aliets, J, Hawkinson, D. Phinney, M. Gilchresr, S. Hartzell, J. Bowman, D. Simmons, G, Hallam, M. Williams. Row 4: P. Reece, B. Gundlach, B. Hutsell, R. Ward, H. Pace, C. LeMaster, M Keel, J. Durkin, B. Walton, D. Boblet, L. Shively, C. Pickering, M. Sears, D. Henderson, B, Anderson, D. Slorkson, L. McCulloch, F. Reykdal, S Flashlight Squad At all our home tootball and basketball games, the members ot the flashlight squad ushered and kept students in order. These boys gave much of their time tor this squad and did a job well appreciated. Interested lettermen volunteered their services tor this squad. Front, l. to r,: M. Thiele, R. Ward, S. Ayers, J. Stump, S. Wallingford, back: D, Boblef, K. Smith, J, Bryant, R, Spencer. 96