Cascade Middle School - Lance Yearbook (Longview, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1969 volume:

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' f as Ni .K , 1 I v .Mr ,J FZ' . ,W , A 'fr Y I Vi, ,X I, ,1A c-19' ff-'f ' . 1 JVZBT' 22?'f4fm m. :ii V Ysgi EM 5 Di Y 'L 'iimw ini The 1969 Lance Cascade Junior High School Longview, Washington Editors Randy Sundberg Barbara Felver Dave Andrew Copy Editor Nancy Salovich Adviser Gene Luft Photographers Ed Deery Cheryl Buck Theme Pictures supplied by Weyerhaeuser Company and International Papcr CompanylLong-Bell Division. 'tl ffl' sifksv .u' '.g r ' si! Forest area selection assures a perpetual wood supply. With this harvesting method, strips of timber are cut and islands of trees are left unharvested to serve as a source for future raw materials. Education and Timber Take Positions as Area's Most Important Industries Timber and education-these two all important industries of the Longview area are linked together by the word Cascade. The name of this school was derived from the Cascade Mountains. Many years ago this range was identified by Indians as the mountains by the cascading waters. We now refer to them as the Cascades and depend upon them to supply the raw material necessary for Longview's industry. The mountains, east of Longview, are very beautifulin their majestic solitude. In addition to their role of supplying timber, they provide sports enthusiasts with opportunities for skiing, hunting, camping, and hiking. Managing timber cutting and wood processing opera- tions is no small or easy task. In addition to using the most modern techniques 'and equipment, the timber industry still needs man power. In one year the working-force in Cowlitz County collected a payroll which exceeded 56 million dollars for their efforts in the lumber and paper products companies. Scientific timber planting and harvesting are more than protecting the never-ending supply of timber. Douglas Firs are now being planted faster than they are being harvested. This fact, alone, is very important to this country's effort to enforce conservation of our trees. New uses are being found for all parts of the log. There is little of the log that is not used, as new ideas in wood and the growing needs of our time make forests more valuable. The lumber mills of the timber industry are comparable to schools, the learning mills of the education industry. Techniques and equipment must meet with the modern sophistication of today. Longview is very education minded, with facilities ranging from pre-school through an accredited two-year college. In Longview, there are eight elementary schools, two junior and two senior high schools. These already established facilities have been expanded by adding rooms and updating the curriculum. Secondary programs are designed to prepare students for future life. Students may select subjects which will enable them to prepare for college. Those who wish may elect to take classes which give instruction in subjects which will help gain employment upon completion of high school. ..- The final bell has sounded and students disperse to lockers and busses. Registration signifies the end of summer and the beginning ofa new school year The bite ofa logger's saw slices a wedge from the bottom ofa tree to direct its fall. 3 ,ssh Si -yt h x X Awaiting trucks receive logs which are lifted into place by a cable attached to a portable steel tower. fl- Ll. Lmip. -f- Busses line up to take students home after a day of school work 4 , sg .s - 1:53 'r l' V l I- ,, ' . Qi .-M , I' - , I Pl W ' I . 1 sq, I, :ff Fr . .' . v . ' 3 , -. it Im g 'if?.a-- wf,'?l'f L 4 J t,f,O' I. rl-'i'n1, 4 L'-Qt' -l-'- . - - ' ' ll-QT 'Wg,f.jS-!.,1'. 'Li JZ'-pf. I.: la i V nf- g V-f f hpl g l : . L ' f - M ..., 53.5tg.g.5:':gEg 'r- -I ,L :f A .,,, . G' :'....3'.L..,-'.Nga-T .g T . , D , 5-ji.-N1 :hw -QQ-, ., E .J ,if -' . 4- blgf 'ef - , J , 1: Q' ' '- ff.-rg LTI -t-ge 'fag 1-4' 2 .T -3 l ' i 35'-1 fb.. L i 'H'-1 ' ' 4 '- f . 'fl .' SK. ' ' ' ' .. ' - F . Q.. . -.. .g...-... .' . .L ay. H 4 LQ. In a cloud of dust a logging truck with its precariously balanced load of logs roars out ofa tree farm. Conveyonces Furnish Transportation: Students to School, Logs to the Mill A very large number of students who attend Cascade ride a bus to and from school. Busses loading and unloading students is an ordinary, everyday occurrence. At times the procedure of unloading a bus is a bit hectic. The scene is always one of push- ing and shoving as students hurry to get to lockers and to classes. Students crowd the covered walkway after school as they board awaiting busses. 5 Like the students, the logs too must be loaded onto vehicles. The selected logs are first loaded onto trucks or train cars by a cable apparatus. With careful managing the large, heavy trucks can transport a good-sized load without any trouble. The logs are then taken to their destination, which is most often a mill site. Here the logs are unloaded with a fork lift and dropped into a sorting pond. In both of these industries-education and timber-the material is being transported to a mill where mental or structural processing takes place. Getting students or logs to where the processing is to be done is a very important part of the business. Raw timber is processed into raw lumber before it can be made into various wood products. In the same way, junior and senior high schools must ready young people for higher education or job training. Education is an industry which takes quite a few years to produce a final product while the timber industry is able to manufacture its product in a relatively short period of time. The first step in both industries is the transportation of raw materials. KWH wie y I ,gif-is 3 .LD A boy IS brought to llfe on canvas by Bruce Huhta rn his fme arts class ChlPS of bark blasted off this log w111 be made mto pulp and other wood products Water from the Columbia River 15 put to many uses ln the wood it To obtain the greatest usage from a tree, the head sawyer directs the headrig in the precise cutting of each log. Mill Curves Raw Timber Into Lumberp School Activities The operation of making raw products continues soon after the logs have been taken to a mill. The timber is made into rough lumber or wood pulp. These rough products are usually processed into various lumber creations or paper. Lumber is the primary source for all building, making it invaluable because of its many uses. The rough wood can be shaped into different forms, such as ceiling beams and arches, or can be drawn from layers of wood veneer into plywood. Wood can be formed into many shapes which serve many needs. Through constant research new uses of wood are devised and then materialize with the aid of modern machinery and skill. In comparison, educators strive to teach students at school the necessary fundamentals that they will later Develop Students need. However, the job of education is a difficult one with new problems confronting teachers each day. Methods of instructing students have to be wide in variety so that the class's attention can be caught and held. An interested class listens to what is being said and taught. There is a variety of subjects from which a student can choose while in secondary school. Courses that prepare for college or instruct job skills are available. Young people planning to enter college or begin a job should take advantage of these. Teachers aren't intended to be drillmasters simply lecturing the ancient facts of yesteryear. On the contrary, preparing young people for tomorrow's problems and needs is the number one concern of today's education industry. Never-Ending Cycle Stecudily Produces ssembly Line of Finished Products This generation of trees has found its place in every field imaginable-in thousands of forms and sizes. It is a forerunner of industries. Wherever heavily timbered areas occur, the ever increasing demand for wood products makes it necessary for an increase in the production yield. Because timber is so valuable to today's needs, the source of this industry must be carefully safeguarded. Looking back, there seems to be five major phases to the cycle. The tree was first let to mature. When found to be select and free from disease it was harvested and transported to a mill. It was changed into board lumber. Finally a finished product was created. This cycle starts once again with the planting of new seedlings. The industry strives to plant more new trees than it harvests to insure a continuous source of raw materials to meet the increasing demands for wood products. The process of education works in much the same way as the processing of timber. Trees must mature before they can be harvested for further use. just like trees, students need to mature through education if they are to meet the specifications required by industry. Current events and issues are as much a part of the curriculum as the fundamentals of reading, writing and arithmetic. One's education is not limited to that which is found in the classroom. He is constantly surrounded by infor- mation coming from television, newspapers and maga- zines. Experience in meeting the changes made necessary by an ever changing society have led the administration of the schools to constantly keep formulating programs which will meet tomorrow's needs. The cycle which faces the education industry is one of change as industry and society make new demands upon what a person should know. Undreamed of shapes and forms of wood are being produced as a result of today's modern methods of wood processing. Arches, beams and trusses are able to bear tremendous loads in complete safety without supporting posts. The Mount St. Helens area is the site for aerial reforestation. The new helicopter seeding method is used throughout the Northwest as a part of forest management programs. I- 11 tw I ' A ,vt ,1- ,wi T F ,JP fs. ii 1 e , .v n' , 5, mp, haf . iff ll' , '13 ' ff' .4 . A V -D 4 ,J I crlvmss W 13 En H, t. , 1 -7 4 YA F -if-,Z 'F The opportunities in the timber industry are so varied and diverse that they can satisfy the interests of a vast number of people. Schools offer many student oriented activi- ties that take in a variety of interests. Social clubs and programs with a more serious purpose in mind have been established to enable students to take an active part in their school and have fun while participating. N fn., 8' ea n x ' -'Pr B1 is sl x - fa all Student Council representatives listen to President John Grendon and Mr. Dave Jeitz present the idea of the Peace Corps school. Student Council Members Investigate Pressing Problems and Suggestions Row 1: john Grendon, Dave Andrew, Andrea Kaber, Rodney Bach, Pete Catlin, Julie Fuesler, Teresa Kirk, Stuart Smith, Randy Sinnett, Tim Richards, Kerry McDermott, Tarrie Leach, Pam Brown, Pam Nipp, Donata Kalisch, Sue Vinkenes, Kathy Ferrell, Andy Smith, Debbie Minear, Shelly Grendon, Mike Hanson. Row 2: Steve Harding, Joe Piper, Bill Guitteau, Wayne Koistinen, Dave Bergquist, Mike Pedersen, Matt Westman, Rick Fix, Paul Wesley, Allen Whipple, Mark Nelson, Gary Adams, Tina Williams, Barbara Saucier, Tiah Scott, Ruth Austin, Kathy LeMieux, Lynn Slater, Jeanne Traxler. Row 3: Stu Carter, Lenee Ruddiman, Liz Gilpin, Shelley Knapp, John Mason, Sue Boaglio, Sonja Grindeland, Barbara F elver, Sheri Coleman, Linda Veile, Ron Mirenta, Stephen Michael, George Vanl-laverbeke, Rob Stanley, Gary Staggs, Kimi Danielson, Carol Lomer, Theresa Beaton, jim Gordon, Jill Sinnett, Linda Maddux, Ron St. Jean. Row 4: Mike Hawley, Paul Frost, Erie Grindeland, Ron Pedersen, Dennis Lahde, Rick St. jean, Steve Carpenter, Larry Grant, Bob Leggett, Mike Mirenta, Mark Purcell, Rick Goodman, Mike Boudreau, jim Pollock, Dave Roe, Mike Booth, Sue Hundley, Julie Hart. f AU .. -. .,.... 1 ff ,H 1 1 ., I I 1 Q?- F U ltr- - lv , P Pr. L 1 -- ' . ' .a 7 ' ' fl 1- v 11 eh.. Underneath all that hair lies Mr. Mick McLean in his role of auctioneer at the sale held by the ninth grade social studies classes to support the foreign school project. , 1 President john Grendon and Vice President Dave Andrew call an A.S.B. meeting to order. ' Hal Sweren gladly spends twenty cents on doughnuts which will help raise the needed 81,000 for the School to School Project and also fill his tummy. ' .. if Row 1: Connie Davis, Teresa Kirk, Debbie johnson, Barbara Felver, Sue Bryant. Row 2: Mr. Gene Luft, Ann Keehner, Sheri Coleman, Nancy Salovich, Marsha McQueed, Shirley Noteboom, Kathy LeMieux, Kitt Musgrove, janet Moffitt, Karen Kilen. Row 3: Penny Henderson, Janie Reeves, Andrea Kaber, Christal 314:-'Y , Walstead, Pam Price, Laura McArthur, Debbie Knoke, Polly Wirtz. Row 4: Steve Warning, Scott Fagerstrom, Ken Klingberg, Rande Price, Dave Andrew, Randy Sundberg, Ron St. Jean, Rick Yule, Don Clark, Ed Deery, Steve Wirtz. Publications Class Tells School Story Through the Newspaperancl Yearbook Typing copy is one of the many jobs of LANCE Editor Randy Sundberg. , uv' a ,. i f h , H. DNS- 14 li.. ' V ' - NW? 'B Boxes on a page are rapidly filled with students' names by Nancy Salovich, the copy editor. ur nunuuu ,,, l a 1 1 A5 . .mass ,ffirx ' 'cw'2-e Rande Price and Dave Andrew prepare co the sports section. ,QT , Y 'M I 471 5: so Mrs. Dottie Belle Cairns corrects another error as she types the Cascade Chronicle on stencil. ls, py for Writing interesting headlines and cutlines for the yearbook was the headache of Barbara Felver and Connie Davis. W V' AJ, V, lf, ' W A 9 :fs 'H fa i -N ,, 15 Officers heading the Cascade Girls' League are Connie Davis, vice presidentg Janice Tipton, treasurer, Wendy Roland, presidentg Kathy Ferrell, secretaryg and Carol Lomer, historian. Girls' League Encourages All the Girls to Participate in Its Many Activities Row 1: 'jan Langill, Wendy Roland, Connie Davis, Kathy Ferrell, Janice Tipton, Susie Myers, Carol Lomer, Shelly Grendon, Jeanne Traxler, Andy Smith, jan Davis, Cheryl Ritchie, Connie Wilcox, Tiah Scott, Lori Swanson, Cindi Ketchum. Row 2: Lori Peterson, Pat Roulette, Linda Braden, Cindy McVicker, Wendy Mann, Susan Kellogg, Cindi Sawyer, Lisa Smyth, Naomi Conant, Patty Hitch, Kathy Nelson, Janet Moffitt, 'Sandy gillman, Cynthia White, Valerie Gruver, Sabrina Pierce, Tanya Washington. Row 3: Susy Brown, Sue Bennett, Kathy South, Vickie VanCise, Liz Jakubik, Susie Ferrell, Debbie Minear, Laura McArthur, Nancy Eddy, Kathy Johnson, Chris Petersen, Cheryl Kraushaar, Cathy Bodily, Cathy Matila, Debbie Knoke, Diann Toney, Sandy Thomas, Connie Copeland, Becky Bare, Vicki Degenstein. Row 4: Debbie Zelen, Andrea Kaber, Yvonne Rich, Kitt Musgrove, Susie Lowe, Chris Courser, Denise Washington, Marie Peppers, Terry Bradica, Jenny Rantala, Kriss Fox, Sue Hundley, julie Hart, Nanci Ferrell, Jayme Grimes, Sharon Conrod, Kathy Comstock. , .air , ,, ,TT it ei M ..,w+:ul- - A Leia ,., ,,:?g ,,, ,.,...? F 5. 'W Llidi -J Donata Kaiisch and Liz jakubik narrate the skit presented for all girls at the November installation ofGirls' League officers. Former and present officers listen attentively as addresses the G iris' League. --,Q-it-.77 V is Y Lenee Ruddiman participates in a spoof of television ads in a skit presented at the installation assembly. ff. ,Y , Last year's president, Karen Fox, lights the way with a candle as Wendy Roland, her successor, is sworn in. the newly-installed president 17 l bill 1 up 1,7 'K f ' , QQ? Q. 1.- Jan Slater looks at one of the large variety of books in the school library. I . ' 1 If ,,l Peter Rieke takes advantage of the studious atmosphere provided by the library. ssociaiion With Books and Reading Is Main Obiective of the Library Club Row 1: Terry Low, Nancy Peppers, Jane Faber, Sandy Gillman, Lomer, Ramona Warnberg, Mary Ann Faber, Rosemarie Faber. Sandra Forman. Row 2: Dave Batson, Frances Curtin, Carol 18 M M SJ 1 M. '1-Z Row 1: Rick Francis, Mark Nelson, Theresa Wallace, Miss Kathy McArd1e, Mike Bouclreau, Mr, Norman Pierce. Thompson. Row 2: Patty Longstreet, Ann Keehner, Skip Concessionaires Sell Tasty Goodsp Student Store Provides Convenience Row 1: Rodney Bach, Pete Catlin, joe Fox, Lenee Ruddiman, Mary Ann Faber. Row 2: Stan Dahl, Pat McDermott, Mark Watenpaugh, Alan Squires. 19 71' RF' ' V Row 1: Leslie Kinnunen, Susan Hare, Rose Arbuckle, Nancy Salovich, Suzanne Hall, Steven Stansbury, Jeff Patrick, Don Hansen, Richard juneman, Mark Tabor, Kim Andrew, Andrea Horne, Carol Lomer, Rosemary Barker. Row 2: Linda Braden, Gayle Whiteaker, Kim Anderson, Ann Keehner, Colleen Hurley, Donna Byman, Theo Durden, Gary Engebretson, Mike Fowler, john Schroeder, jim Gordon, Pete Catlin, Debbie Michels, Sandy Singleton. Row 3: Beverly Grisham, Pat Roulette, Sue Bryant, Kris Mainz, Debbie Perkins, Sharon Dumbauld, Ross Deckman, w i l ' ' l Dan Martin, Walt Caldwell, Arne Loren, Dave Dulaney, Mike Forman, Dan Clifford, Christal Walstead, Pam Price, Linda Hahka, Nancy Aslin, Lorraine Eastlick, Wanda Patterson, Cindy Wohl. Row 4: Gayle Stone, Marcia Chesnut, Colleen Ward, Sally Spears, Frances Curtin, Connie Hauge, Anita Hill, Larry Fanning, Chris Grooms, Ken Klingberg, Larry Grant, Larry Rapp, Bob Stanley, Liz Jakubik, Yvonne Rich, Lenee Ruddiman, Terry Peerson, Peggy Hall, Sara Ford, Vicki Shaw. Talented Student Voices Harmonize, Compose Cascode's Choral Sections Mr. Paul Dennis conducts his sixth period chorus as it practices for an upcoming performance. r f'- org . C -xr A -' M.. : .' 1?1 go f i ' V J J. . 2, A Jr V s.,,..f--W--ig an 9,0 F1 l Row 1: Cheryl Ritchie, Jill Sinnett, Sue Hundley, Debi Graham, Karen Halleck, Hal Sweren, Steve Bishop, Rocky Svarvari, Keith Henthorn, Randy Forrest, Marc Stoken, Marie Baker, Beverly Dills. Row 2: Ginny Garnett, Kathy Pegg, Cheryl Kraushaar, Laurie Post, Debra Zachry, Steve Leach, Tim Daniels, Glenn Dafforn, Mary Lowery, Anita Lasseigne, Marietta Rogen, Nancy Morrow, Sandy Gillman. Row 3: Debbie Johnson, Shaun Rose, Lori Johnson, Kitt Musgrove, Linda Pellow, Marty Russeff, Row 1: Mr. Lowell Hart, Buddy Boyland, Jeff Davis, Mark Warren, Mickey Hanson, Steve Fittro, David Denker, Randy Anderson, Tom Jorgensen, Randy Peterson, Nanci Ferrell, Shauna Price, 'Ifiah Scott, Janice Patten, Jane Faber, Denise Hannon, Mary McFarlane, Sheryl Joplin, Nola Yockey, Lorraine Hammersmith, Sally Andrew, Deborah Lewis. Row 2: Cindi Sawyer, Kerry McDermott, John Windus, Doug Bakko, Paul Wilson, Marc Mattila, Bill Ruprecht, Larry Wagner, Paul Hunt, Clark Horsley, Tim Gillihan, Greg Gillette Dale Yeager, Mike Hawley, Bob Byman, Gary Staggs, Gary Adams, Mark Enbusk, Rick Francis, Patty Hitch, Wanda McCoy, Cathie Colburn, Jeanne Purcell, Stacey Young. Row 3: Kathy Silke, Susie Sondker, Susie Baxter, Steve 8 ' E3 he H rn H 'itz bl., Penny Meads, Mike Newburn, Scott Fagerstrom, Patti Schierscher, Jan Scott, Jennifer Holt, Gail Hoch, Janet Wulf, Lavonne Santman. Row 4: Rhonda Wiest, Kathi Ferrell, Margaret Laulainen, Betty Arnold, Don Wentz, Rex Fox, David Spurgeon, Ron St. Jean, Pat Murphy, David McKay, Kurt Henthgrn, Jerry Sapp, Chuck Gregory, Jill Wilcox, Jill Mendlin, Sandy Peckham, Kim Sisson. Nelson, Greg Hall, Steve Harding, Monte Schrock, Johnny Brickey, Dan Steward, Donna Kalista, Sandra Forman, Sabrina Pierce, Dinrlcen Kaber, Pam Brown, Susan Kellogg, Janet Mason, Carol Dafforn, Rebecca Disney, Jaye Golding, Scott Stone, Chuck Wade, Allen Whipple. Row 4: Rick St. Jean, Jim Kalisch, Paul LeCoq, Debbie Pinney, Mary Kennedy, Sonja Grindeland, Susan Nelson, Cindy Corker, Pam Boyd, Ryana Darby, Susan Reid, Terri Pfaff, Ruth Crayne, Cathy Anderson, Aleina Schmidt, Vivian Korneev, Peggy Fitzpatrick, Jeanne Settlemire, Sharon Conrod, Connie Tennant, Lynne Sluder, Vanita Peeples, Denny Moore, Terry Heinz, Chris Monge, Brad Croad, Debbie Carrott, Eileen Petersen. .T .. 'i'i'l7l'T 'F TVPFFFPPF FP1TTT'T'FF'V' r 1' , urn, . H 1 l. 1 '41 74 . A 5 1 ' 1.- ..w . L.: Row 1: David Root, Sherry Smith, Mark LeCoq, Mike McCann, Holly Smith, Nell Dunlap, Barbara Wiggins, Marcey Painter. Row 2: Sheri Coleman, Connie Miller, Bruce Huston, Bonnie Shaw, Royal LaPlante, Steve Wirtz, Shirley Noteboom, jeff Madole, Ruth Austin, Kathy Hurley, Tracey Hammerstrom, Cathy Mattila, Debbie johnson. Row 3: Polly Wirtz, Kim Doyle, Juliana Fuesler, Randy Duff, Jan Slater, jim Schaefer, Barbara Barton, Mark Charles Monson. Row Clark, Rick Yule, john York, Rick White, Paul Hendrickson, Ed Derry, Loren Moore, 4: Kim Bishop, Arney Chatterton, Don Boyd, Matt Westman, Paul Brink, Dave Mendenhall, Larry Rapp, jim Knowles, Larry Hahka, Mike Booth. Row 5: Mr. Doran Lindelien, john Mason, Laura Makinster. School Band Performs at Concerts, Plays o Morning Salute to America 1 ' X , vw , H . Q I U 6 H Q 1 Hx 1, j V Y 1 ' . - ntl? A ', if Y ,ul ' - ni, ' U is , f l A h A W. , .4-7.?- V 1-I if ' I , Row 1: Ruth Cade, Helen Robinson, Lisa Smyth, A '. L J Q. if -4 will-Y 1' 5 iii . '21 j Richard Abel, Wendy Mann, Kathy Heckman. Row gi' ' ' . -- A V Y U N, I , Q' 7 3 . - 2: Gayle Wood, Lynne Deckman, Ingrid Halver- ' if ' ' ' j 'K-' , 'g -7 fx fl f .,. I son, Bruce Hooker, Jodie Curtiss,Jay Goble, Steve 'EL ..- -' S 431 f ' ff ' ' 'nf' W ' Bradburn, Craig Powell, Greg Olsen, Cherie Whyte. 5 'A ' 5, ' lf Row 3: Kim Danielson, Alan Squires, Barry l , tm V 1 ,if l y, f , K , Myers, Doug York, Norman Goodbla, jay Goat- ' f Q- I ' 'ITT W, 'I L-,J A , cher, David Williams, Paul Bockman, Wayne I ' ' Sy' , J 'K 4 ,f ' , -- W f ve. Koistinen. 1 All f ' lads V 1 6 ' i l ' 'E' ii- lt w e 1 1 Y L . ' , his-Lli lif 4 - A Y: l ll l Q - L ,rp A . an sig - -U , -vwvivr 22 if I- A Tw,- ,-,,.. e - , 9 r g Row 1: Robbie Hunter, Judi Ahonen, Dennis Boaglio, Scott Nicholson, Karen Kimber, Cheryl Buck, Valerie Riihimaki, jon Sorenson, Dianne Knudsen, Don Johnson, Todd Whitrock, Suzanna Boaglio. Row 2: Claudia Kallwick, Hazel lessen, janet Moffitt, Roxann Evans, Tina Williams, Ron Staggs, Larry Davis, Karen johnson, Bernice Martin, Keith Weber, Dan Cranmore. Row 3: Janie Reeves, Maggie Durden, Pam West, Lori Davies, Beda Bartelme, Joni Fosberg, Gary West, Amy Windus, Arlene Challenges Create Among Orchestra Nicholson, Paul Frost, Kathy LeMieux, Mark Hopkins, Valerie Gruver, Sara Gehr, Nancy Riihimaki, Randy Peck, Laura Makinster. Row 4: Tracee Hammerstrom, Marcey Painter, Debbie Johnson, Mike Booth, Ruth Austin, Larry Hahka, jeff Madole, jim Knowles, Polly Wirtz, Mark Hendrickson, Kim Doyle, Barbara Barton, Shirley Noteboom, jim Schaefer, Steve Wirtz, Ed Deery, Kim Bishop, Arney Chatterton, Pat Briney, Jan Davis, Oliver Williamson, John Mason. Tough Competition and Band Students il'iT a i:, ze, Q4 Row 1: Cheryl Zumwalt, Susan Reynolds, Debbie Booth, Cynthia Donaldson, Katy Gilchrist. Row 2: Merrie jones, Connie Wilcox, Vicki Degenstein, Brenda Dodge, jon Kienberger, Jay Jallo, Mary Dunivan. Row 3: Chris Vollmer, Rick Lecker, joe Opsahl, Paul Austin, Nels Sorenson, Doug Boyd, Jeff Ferguson, Suzanne Stuart. 23 -,wall I - . - - Row 1: Bonnie Shaw, Steve Wirtz, David Root, Sheri Coleman, Monson, jim Knowles, Paul Mendenhall, Mike Booth. Row 3: Mr. Polly Wirtl, Nell DUHIPIP1 Tfacee H3mme1'5tf0m, Kathy Hurley, Ed Davies, Karen Kimber, Julie Fuesler, Shirley Noteboom, Ruth Marcey Painter. Row 2: Rick Yule, Randy Duff, Mark Austin, Hendrickson, Barbara Barton, Loren Moore, Ross Cade, Chuck Pep Bond Sounds Off Songs of Victory os Covoliers Hove Successful Yeor Pep Band takes a breather to watch the basketball Members help keep the Pep Club on key during one of the cheerleader's game. popular routines. 'fs JY' 24 xr' . r . ,:b H ,i 1- 1 a. Q.. ' 'W ' Q' 7 NI. .'1:.' -.4 n , ' Y 'H - . ' I .. ' --' ' ' ' fi' ,. ,. -,Q I fi - val,-l:.?b-. r. -,jwakegf-If ,U-N fha- , V , 1 ffewggf, -- , . . . -- , r.. ....a-1 L., ...,,Ai,k-....z.z.,--.:f, ...gnu -B .. . - off -, , - 1 f Pom-poms soar as the Cheerleaders Fmish a halftime yell. Pep Staff Travels Both Near and Far to Boost the Cavaliers' Spirit Susy Brown was elected Song Queen in the election last: spring. Susie Ferrell and Marsha McQueed lead Pep Club members in a spirited yell. Cavalier Cheerleaders are Kathy LeMieux, Marsha McQueed, Susie Ferrell, Cheryl Ritchie, Susy Brown, and Nancy Eddy. 25 'ill SHT' 4-.L XS :grill B.-as-1 if 1 , - ..., , 1 ff 45,3 w e Ig i , . f , , F fl '.'L':A , , -is N 5,1 hifi? we-L ,1 I lf 7 , ,ai-iv' ,,, T xx.. ' UQ. L 1' wb-, Q A megaphone sale, one of Pep Club's many fund-raising projects, is discussed by Treasurer Terri Nisley, Secretary Laura McArthur, President Jan Langill, Vice President Teresa Kirk, and Historian Lenee Ruddiman. Pep Club Encourages School Spirit Through Active Involvement at Games Row 1: Susie Ferrell, Marsha McQueed, Susy Brown, Nancy Eddy. Row 2: Jan Langill, Teresa Kirk, Laura McArthur, Lenee Ruddiman, Lori Peterson, Andrea Kaber, Janice Tipton, Liz Gilpin, Kathy South, Shelley Knapp, Donata Kalisch, Sue Vinkenes, Cheri Curtis, Julie F esler. Row 3: Cris Sweren, Yvonne Rich, Sue Bennett, Vicky Henderson, Patty Peckham, Patty Zemke, Judi Ahonen, Pam Price, Debbie Knoke, Liz Jakubik, Vickie VanCise, Sandy Roulette, Wanda Patterson, Barbara Felver, Joan Tolleshaug, Debbie Gregory, Emily Bartelme, Rosemary Arbuckle, Mary Ann Faber, Beverly Johnson, Retta Valentine, Kris Pike. Row 4: Patty Longstreet, Sandy Thomas, Theresa Wallace, Sharon Mason, Kathy Matter, Kathie Olson, Sandra Luding, Alyson Noel, Monica Clark, Susie Lowe, Chris Courser, Becky Holden, Pam Nipp, Cindy Wohl, Janie Reeves, Ann Keehner, Sharon Knudsen, Jeanne Brudi, Connie Copeland, Wendy Roland, Hazel Jessen, Susan Myers, Kim Anderson, Sue Perkins, Roberta Steinmetz. 26 L-QI' L l 'Z if li N i A fate ev , . 6 Row 1: Kathy LeMieux, Cheryl Ritchie. Row 2: jan Langill, Teresa Kirk, Laura McArthur, Lenee Ruddiman, Sandy Gillman, Nancy Morrow, Laura Makinster, Verla Barnes, Shelly Grendon. Row 3: Connie Casper, Pat Roulette, Gimiy Garnett, Gayle Whiteaker, Cheri Conner, Debbie Michels, Laurie Post, Jan Davis, Andy Smith, Sue Bryant, Linda Braden, Sue Weber, Jill Sinnett, Row 1: Kathy LeMieux, Cheryl Ritchie, Susy Ferrell, Nancy Eddy, Susy Brown, Marsha McQueed. Row 2: jan Langill,Teresa Kirk, Laura McArthur, Lenee Ruddiman, Cyndy Donaldson, Mary Kennedy, Tina Williams, Nanci Ferrell, Shauna Price, Tiah Scott, Connie Wilcox, Cindi Sawyer, Sally Andrew, Kary McDermott, Wgi' W Kathi Ferrell, Debi Graham, Shaun Rose, Lavonne Santman, Janet Moffitt. Row 4: Gail I-loch, Claudia Kallwick, Jeanne Traxler, Linda Maddux, Debbie Minear, Kathy Pegg, Andrea Horne, Vicki Sala, Rosemarie Faber, Sue Boaglio, Christie Hill, Connie Miller, Lee Ann Newhall, Debbie johnson, Kitt Musrove. Kathy Silke, Debbie Booth. Row 3: Sandra Forman, Sabrina Pierce, Lori Sundberg, Pam Hutchings, Cynthia White, Dinneen Kaber, Pam Brown, Susan Kellogg, Eugenie Duarte, Jean Purcell, Anna Lynn Parker, Cindi Ketchum, Sheri Fix, Merrie Jones, Barbara Saucier, jane Faber, Debbie Pinney, Lorri Pfaff. - F7 TW WF G -7 7? V7 .1 Y 7 7 'Z D T v 'AY 'ff P if 'D 5 'IDT it A A it r if lx If bm. , - I 0 A I I V if L.. 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The game rages on while an enthusiastic spectator takes a brief moment of refreshment. 29 ::'?'7, ,leimfif , ,E Paul Austin receives a lesson in bridge from Mr. Gene Luft during the Wednesday activity period. Mrs. Ferre1l,.her daughfegygncy, and Mr. Ed Davies discuss wooden art projects at Cascade's open house. Vicki VanCise and Susy Brown practice a headstand during a tumbling and gymnastics activity period. V . n - . Wade Washington attempts to master the culinary arts in Boy's Cooking. iwd - fa mf?- 5936153 1-J 30 What creation is about to emerge from the kitchen of Verla Barnes, Sue Hundley and Laura Makinster? The halls of Cascade are never so peaceful as in the morning before the thundering herds of students arrive by bus. A hungry future homemaker deyours the product of many struggling minutes of work. iv Jim Gordon and Larry Grant spot John Vanl-Iaverbeke as he attempts a skin the cat on the high bar. 'l'T?f' FYDP' 77' v M . 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Concentration is part of the game as Mr. Bill Mortimer demonstrates the play of pinochle during activity period. 32 Mr. John Goos returns a smash in an after-school game of ping pong. Mr. Leo Gasca proves his balancing skill during a National School Assembly program. .1 Q 'Pf 1 e l . t 1 u Elf E!! 1 : A, 11 -, J - ' 57' - Nlfwl. ite. -:af v , , 3 ' A l'l 'I' The unusual weather did beautiful things to the Cascade landscape and gave students a few days of added snow fun. Gary Patton beats out a rhythm on the timpani as Jay Hegstad loo ks on. Hn. r- X . , fa-l -Q--u I--1X:1Q-111, ri - 4, .v A., nf- , A -Q' A The ditto machine turns out copy aft test for Mrs. Dottie Belle Cairns. er copy ofa Becky Martin watches while DeAnn Jacobsen skillfully saws a pi 3 ,V ' J ,ri f 1 - 1 . . f if 'ZW , W N' ., 1, 7 'Q L, . r - 1. -55 -Q53 l 1.1--- - us, 33 IIE ece of wood. N E ' nf' th? 1 l I in , 1 F5 1. 'VF 'uv -4 f' ,A Q 'Hr vf l. - N A N ' v u r 4 x if wr .' 1, rx . 'K X fm ' gi 'H' ' r 3 . 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A .A .:r'7'x '?.1QmN .-.Lf-. jx ' ' '--.V 1-ff -.1..,+ - , A 315' u '. -, ' -72.1 ' ' ' x ' ' ' Q' ' ' M' 1 ., . ,' A o- ,R , ' 'uf ' 1 ' ' - - - fi . fv -W AN, 1 -.., N . , , 4,- .qq . 'sy ', .. 1... H I V 1 .QJ,57ffg.1 .:ff.g-:uggf.' ff5j Mr A . , A- . . W N... , . , , - 4-1' ' ' , - fs. .4 1. .1 .1 . I '.'I' I .,-ff.-gif- 1:'em-S . In fields of industry and sports competition there is always room for improvement. The numerous problems of the timber industry can be solved and improved upon with careful thought aided by new techniques. This approach is taken in sports where players and coaches work to improve weak points. With constant practicing, aided by team- work, a team can readily use its experience to good advantage. The competitive spirit brings out the best when applied to both industry and teams. Freshmen Bottle to Second Place The frosh team, with some ,big midseason wins, ended the football season with a 4-2 record, good enough for second place in the Cowlitz Valley League. Monticello again caused the Cavalier's downfall. Cascade was stunned in its first outing against the Monticello Mustangs 20-0. The Cavaliers outplayed their cross-town rivals in the first quarter, but stumbled during the final three periods. The freshmen started their winning ways by defeating Chehalis 15-0, Huntington 19-O and Castle Rock 28-13. Randy Lemiere, Paul Orth, Larry Rapp, Gary Patton and Arne Wayrynen reached paydirt in those games. Jim Pollock, John Mason and Stuart Smith were standouts on defense. Monticello stopped Cascade 26-0 for its second victory Cavalier Coach Bernard Donahue phones helpful information from the roof. The stadium roof provides a good vantage point. over the Cavaliers. A poor defensive effort plagued the black mob. Cascade's final victory was the 20-0 stomping of Coweeman on a rain drenched field. Paul Orth scored two touchdowns and Larry Grant, one. Rick White turned in a key defensive performance. Award winners for the year are Randy Lemiere, most valuable playerg Arne Wayrynen, coaches' awardg John Mason, best defensive backg Phil Rogen, best defensive linemang and Jim Pollock, best offensive lineman. Orth led all scorers during the season with 33 points. Lemiere scored two touchdowns and three three scoring aerials. Lemiere and Pollock led the defensive in tackles throughout the season. Mason led in interceptions with three steals. Randy Lemiere sprints around the Castle Rock end for a second quarter touchdown. Castle Rock cheerleaders are welcomed by members of the Cascade Pep Staff. '- ' ---sq.. --. ' ' ' ' V ,.-I' i-., Row 1: Dan Peterson, Rande Price, Curt Davidson, Stuart Smith, Manager Rodney Bach, john Mason, John Parker, Les Forman, Bob Stanley. Row 2: Coach Harold Hooker, Theo Durden, Ray Cliffton, Dave Pedersen, Larry Rapp, Greg Carl, Walt Caldwell, jerry Stanley, john Hannon, Butch Lowery, Wade Washington, Coach Bernard Donahue. Row 3: Dan Martin, jerry Holcomb, Grant Richards, Bob Leggett, john Zeman, Rick White, Arne Wayrynen, Mark Purcell, Bob Casey, Randy Lemiere, Pat McDermott. Row 4: John Grendon, Dennis Hotchkiss, Gene Armstong, Paul Brink, Mike Grummel, George VanHaverbeke, Tony Gilnett, Alan Davis, Dave Holder, Phil Rogen, Rick Peterson. Row 5: Ken Dunivan, Dave Roe, Don Ohiser, Gary Patton, Paul Orth, Eric Grindeland, Kim Bishop, Larry Hahka, Larry Grant, Greg Krueger, jim Pollock. Captains Stu Smith and Randy Lemiere are introduced to the officials moments before the coin toss. After taking the snap from center, john Zeman prepares to sweep left CII d. Hard-running Paul Orth breaks through the Castle Rock line for a seven-yard gain. A Mustang runner is finally caught after a ten-yard gain in the title contest. Paul Orth, Bob Leggett and Arne Wayrynen are in on the stop. s'- ,z 71 nf' ., ' , V' 6 r ft s 4 Cavalier linemen prepare to go on offensive against the large Castle Rock team. 38 Cascade's Cavaliers warm up for the championship game against the Monticello Mustangs. After catching a pass from Randy Lemiere, Larry Rapp heads for the Monticello end zone. This was Cascade's first game and penalties plagued the Cavaliers. It's along ride home after suffering defeat to a rough Mustang team fwsj, 3 39 :Clif Q Row 1: Pete Catlin. Row 2: Coach Glenn DeGallier,jeff Madole, Barry Myers, John Schroeder, Merle Kivijarvi, Chuck Rich, Jim Gordon, Bill Jennings, Ken Carson, Rodney Faul, Mark LeCoq, Marty Lee, Robert Fournier, Chuck Gregory, Manager Rob Spromberg, DeWayne Strange, Coach David Nees. Row 3: Craig Hansen, David Williams, Randy Peck, Steve Carpenter, Jim Cole, Dave Spurgeon, john VanHaverbeke, Rocky Sweet, Ron Pedersen, Tim Daniels, Coleman Wade, Steve Lowe. Row 4: Ron St. Jean, Charles Yockey, Alan Squires, Loren Kallwick, Tony Hart, Dale McClain, Arney Chatterton, Norman Goodbla, Larry Grant, jeff Patrick. Cavalier coaches give the boys the second half strategy. Close Margins Dull Eighth Hopes The Cascade eighth grade ended the 1968 season with a 1-3 record. Two heartbreaking losses were suffered at the hands of Monticello and Coweeman, both by a mere two points. In the season opener, Cascade fell before Huntington 12-0. Many bad breaks plagued the Cavahals. One touchdown was called back on a penalty and Huntington scored one of its touchdowns when Cascade had only nine men on the field. The only win of the year for the Cavaliers was a 13-6 victory over Castle Rock. Chuck Rich and Ron Petersen each scored for Cascade. Rocky Sweet set up one score with an interception. Monticello squeezed by Cascade 20-18 in their next outing. Chuck Rich tallied all three touchdowns. Extra points killed the Cavaliers as all three were missed. In the final game Cascade fell before Huntington 18-16. The Cavaliers were leading by four points with seconds remaining, but a Coweeman pass found the mark after being tipped by a Cascade defender. Six eighth grade team members won post season awards. jim Pierson and Tony Hart came out on top in the offensive and defensive line awards. John Schroeder and Rocky Sweet tied for the best defensive back award. Ron Pedersen led the offensive backs. Chuck Rich received the most valuable player award. Cascade quarterback Steve Carpenter is spilled for a loss by Monticello lineman. 9 e QQ f' l W 1 Tony Hart, Cascade's starting center, ponders over the Cavalier game plan. ':C Cascade cheerleaders promote school spirit at the eighth grade Hunting-ton game. Loren Kallwick and Randy Peck board the bus that will take them to the field of battle. Bl? 41 Halfback Ron Pedersen dashes for the Monticello end zone. Seventh Graders Learn Basic Skills Intra-squad games and a meeting with the eighth grade team took the place of the annual two games with Monticello this year. During the practices the players learned the fundamentals of the game such as blocking, passing, tackling, and receiving. Because of the had field conditions, the young Cavaliers held practice sessions on the playground opposite Columbia Heights Ele- mentary School and on the field adjacent to the lower parking lot. The second-string eighth grade team defeated the first year players 13-6. Joe Opsahl scored the only touchdown for the seventh grade. The game was played on the new Mark Morris field. Coaches for the seventh graders this year were Mr. Lowell Hart and Mr. Lee Davis. Brad Fullerton practices the basic fundamentals of ball. handling. These type of drills will help the seventh graders in future years. Calisthentics is placed first in the busy day of the budding football player. Here they practice in the playground opposite Columbia Heights School. 42 Joe Opsahl prepares to take the ball from his center, Rick St. Jean, in a basic drill. The seventh graders were hard pressed for dry land. Row 1: Fred Kelm, Mark Nelson. Row 2: Coach Lee Davis, Brad Fullerton, jeff Ferguson, Mark Nyvall, Mickey Brusco, Rick Lecker, jim Gygi, Paul Austin, Kevin Piersol, Randy Peterson, Chris Vollmer, Coach Lowell Hart. Row 3: Steve Nelson, Rob Corey Huston hurries to the practice field. Taylor, Corey Houston, Randy jeitz, Gary Holt, joe Piper. Row 4: Paul LeCoq, Rick St. jean, Wayne Koistinen, Don Sellars, Richard Abel, Nick Brigman, Jim Kalisch, Randy Payne, Doug Boyd, Greg McKinney, Rick Anfinson. Stanley, joe Opsahl, Roger Pack, Greg Hall, Tom Holder, Ron Pu 1 My N Y i Saf 'QS' 915 ' 'S Fil 43 I . . ,,,-,-I 'Es -45-14- I I- V , V! QQ ' 4-4 .3 ,. - 'F Z 4 5 ...,-S Y 1 ,r- r A, r -, , 5 - ' I f ...-f' rf-,W The Cavaliers put on an offensive attack as Pat McDermott passes to Gary Patton on a basic play. Ninth Grade Cagers Head Toward Cascade's First Undefeated Season The Cascade ninth grade basketball squad was the highlight of the Cavalier sports season. The freshmen were looking toward Cascade's first undefeated season in any sport. The squad held a 11-0 record with only one game left to play as the yearbook went to press. The Cavaliers started off their winning ways by defeating the Castle Rock Rockets, 50-405 Cathlamet, 45-329 and Huntington, 44-37. The squad pulled off a fantastic defensive performance by whipping the Monticello Mustangs, 42-29. Another highlight of the season was the winning of the Cava.lier's one hundredth game. A strong second half gave the squad a 45-38 victory over a tough Coweeman Cougar team. A week later it slammed the same team, 47-36. With the help of Larry Hahka's school record of making 12 out of 12 free throws, the Cavaliers defeated Cathlamet by a score of 54-30. The next time out, the Cavaliers trounced Huntington, 45-28. Hahka again led Cascade with 13 points. The freshmen came through with their eleventh straight win by smashing Chehalis, 64-12. Pat McDermott scored 20 points as he led the team to victory. 44 Coach Bill Noteboom watches for flaws during a Cavalier practice session. :F an-g..q,p?qad N, 1 'Y-r' ' nv f lil . - .7 v' -9 . ' ' 4 . o ' i M . ,z L ' i ' A-Q? . D in .5 J N V . E 'Za ,I ..' Q fi J' , i, ' . , . H J A J A EQ 3 gl ' 1 .fl 0 - , ,N -' gl A z ' M ' Q 2 Y ' f .4 '- f f I 0 , A. 'Iv' nil' vs L Q ' AA L ' .P - A .. 1 ' U A I f 5 L Q. ' ,l l 1 ' vi I .F ee ,J M e 1 L R, Y xv N F aj - -rn A-MQ-,W ' Y ,xx E i Larry Hahka drives for two points in the game with Monticello. In the waning seconds of the Coweeman game, john Zeman tries to add vital points to Cascade's lead. Row 1: Managers Bill Daniels, George Vanl-laverbeke, and John Wesley. Row 3: Larry Grant, Gary Patton, Jim Pollock, Randy Boyd. Row 2: Rande Price, Garry Rapp, Dave Haslett, Larry Sundberg, Dale Sturdevant, Pat McDermott, and Coach Bill Hahka, Randy Lemiere, john Zeman, John Mason, and Paul Noteboom. 45 ,. S During practice, G their moves. H 1' my i I 0 2 k,,, . 4, JEL. T,-cf-5 1---gp-Af--..1..g ..1 A ,A-f -+- 'gni W. jim Pollock tries to block a Cougar shot while other Cascade players look on. Rapp and Randy Sundberg practice Cheerleader Marsha McQueed encourages the squad to make up a halftime deficit. A gg. s. ITV I . ',., . l - - ga. Ag, ln, , V ', U a, - W 1. ' i Q' ,V LSI vs. , a -,rf T i FW , ' ,p V'-'E ' . .. 'i 2 ai. i X9 ag-QL 1' K H- X Vi, J P 'HJ . V n ' , , it A X z f, . A-4 , N vw I p Captain Pat McDermott prepares to pass to Larry Hahka who is breaking toward the basket. An enthusiastic Pep Band and Pep club is always present at a Cavalier ho me game. i i - -i Cascade forward Larry Grant attempts a free throw in the game against Coweeman. 47 Unfortunate Eighth Graders Experience Bright Moments Although the Cascade eighth graders experienced a losing season with a record of 4 wins and 7 losses, there were bright moments. They started off with a strong showing by defeating the Castle Rock Pirates 39-21. A bright moment in the game was Jeff Su.ndberg's 20 points. Even though the Cavaliers suffered let downs in the Cathlamet and Huntington games, they came back with a good second half defense to rope the Monticello Mustangs. The squad held the Mustangs to 2 points in the second half to win with a score of 24-20. A strong rally by Cascade fell short in the closing seconds as Castle Rock nudged the Cavaliers 23-22. Revenge was gained the following week when the Cougars in Losing Season were slain 32-26. The Cavaliers ran into strong Cathlamet rivals. Although Sundberg hit 15 points, the Cascade squad met defeat, 26-21. The next week Huntington topped the Cavaliers 35-27, even after a last quarter rally in which the Cavaliers made a valient effort to the last minute. In their next outing the Cavalier eighth grade team edged Chehalis by a 36-33 margin in an overtime game. Barry Myers was the key man for Cascade as he scored 14 points. Press time for the yearbook made it impossible to summarize the final game against the Monticello Mustangs. Row 1: Tim Daniels, Rocky Sweet, Mike Haulk, Glenn Dafforn, Jacobsen, Paul Beckman, jim Pierson, Toby Wilcox, Ron Dave Bergquist. Row 2: Dave McKay, jeff Wilcox, Barry Myers, Jeff Sundberg, Mike Pederson, Mike Fowler. Row 3: Rocky , . .- X-trail .sq y fl!! -'lf' -ar -'W 'ra' Hutchinson. Row 4: Coach John Goos. .. Gp, 35 'Y' we 48 x fx 1' .U' H' ., V ' 1 .. Y 4 Opponents prepare to spring for the tap from center. Cavalier starting center, Rocky Jacobsen, warms up before the Coweeman game. EB! 1 Q' Q if ,. v , 1 g '+' is 2' The Cascade offense prepares to set up as Jeff Sundberg dribbles the ball down the floor. '.,,..,, , ,, as 5 H? T F I 5 I 5 I X . Q..-.. Q l ALgl,fZ 49 H 1 ., W 5919! GX 'X J -4 ,. . ,. fs V , My , ,Y 'Y Q V tg I eff- -1- Award winners for football are Row 1: Randy Lemiere, most valuable player: Row 2: john Mason, best defensive back: jim Pollock, best offensive lineman, Phil Rogen, best defensive linemang Paul Orth, best offensive back: and Arne Wayrynen, coaches award. gifx' Lettermen Club officers for the year are Stuart Smith, president: jim Pollock, vice presidentg and Larry Hahka, secretary-treasurer. Vigorous LeHermen's Club Members Sell Candy as Money-Raising Proieci Row 1: Jim Pollock, Larry Hahka, Stuart Smith, John Mason, Don Daniels, Rick White, Les Forman, John Grendon, john Parker, Bob Leggett, Rodney Bach, Dan Peterson, Paul Wesley, Max Kamp, Arne Wayrynen, Ben Peterson, Pete Catlin, Rocky Sweet, John Van!-laverbeke. Row 2: Pat McDermott, Verne Christopherson, Bob Casey, Steve Stansbury, Mike Mirenta, Wade Washington, Bob Stanley, George VanHaverbeke, Dave Andrew, Rande Price, Grant Richards, Arney Chatterton, Todd Whitrock, john Schroeder, Glenn Dafforn, Larry Grant, Chuck Rich, jeff Sundberg, Dave Jaynes. Row 3: Dave Pedersen, Larry Rapp, Greg Krueger, Gary Patton, Garry Rapp, Dave I-laslett, Paul Orth, Larry Grant, john Boyd, Randy Sundberg, Dave Kurtz, john Zeman, Randy LeMiere, Butch Lowery, Mark Purcell, Don Ohiser, Loren Kallwick, Coleman Wade, Alan Squires, Larry Dunbar. Matmen pit strength with wrestling knowledge in trying to win their matches. Strong and Weak Alike Participate in Cascade's Intramural Wrestling Wrestling advisor Mr. Mel Nelson illustrates different moves to Bob Casey and Mike Grummel. i?j?s2,j-'. R Butch Lowery and Gene Armstrong start to try a new hold. Row 1: Bob Dudley, Bob Casey, Don Peterson, Grant Richards, Mike Grum- mel. Row 2: Steve Cody, jeff Erskine, Ross Deckman, David Williams, Burch Lowery, Randy Sinnett, Gene Arm- strong. Row 3: Rick White, Mike Forman, John Hannon, Randy Duff, Bill La.Baum. ACULTY People specializing in the field of scientific research accommodate the need for constant changes and progress in the timber industry. Comparable to these tree scientists is the teaching faculty of a school. It endeavors to fulfill the demands of today's education industry. It is the faculty's job to skillfully ready this generation for tomorrow's demands and problems. I Lrgmaq .A 543' ll -iff ,gi V r c 'rr up as In ' is -- - ev ri Y si - .- : i 1 I , VY w .1 ' 'I -J Fil U' Y l w f i b V ' . , Yil - ' 'V' v , ' Q ,. V+'-QM' -1- ' if ' n g , dh r ,LF F, .5 , nn... g L Qfyhs M L YY A -Q ,. ' - f -lr- , , . x . .A I J. I 4 ' :Kiel 44 M V? i . 1- Ib '-er. , ' . 9 . .Y 1, M K x - v .4 I N r Q1 1 i W X ' .' ' .2 'V 1' in ' ' ' , Ls -jg -- 7 ' . 'N 2. I L xl - I ---F JAH! '-K ,gg Mm- - 1 g 4 N :V ,J -.3 WE -gui? b 'Qu- H r , 'f,aH , A-, QQ, ' 1 fi I lrgnxr ,V W , A , . . , 4 3 .5, 1 . t . 1' 4 . -Y .' , Ii lt' 'V .l ' 15- ' 11. --f- ' -f - it 53 Nine New Members Join the Staff Curriculum Increases With Addition ffl- x ,i,' ws ,Q-Q 'S e A J if lj .I A v Mr. Glenn Andrew-Principal, Washington State University, B.A.g University of Oregon, M. Ed. Mr. George Mainz-Assistant Principal, South Dakota State University, B.S., M.Ed. Mr, Dave jeitz-Activity Director, Reading, Western Washington State College, B.A.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mr. Charles Dennis-Guidance Counselor, Western Washington State College, B.A., B.Ed.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mrs. Mable VanHaverbeke-Guidance Counselor, Pacific Univer- sity, B.A.g University of Montana, M.Ed. Mrs. Kay Kolberg-Guidance Counselor, Physical Education, Western Washington State College, B.A. Mr. Bill Mortimer-Mathematics, Department Chairman, Western Washington State College, B.A., M.S. Mr. Walter Herstrom-Social Studies, Department Chairman, University of Washington, B.A.: Central Washington State College, B.A. Mr. Melvin Nelson-Metal Shop, Electricity, Department Chair- man, Black Hills State College, B.S. In Ed. Mr. Gene Luft-Reading, Publications, Department Chairman, Central Washington State College, B.A.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mr. Gene Balint-Science, Department Chairman, Central Washing- ton State College, B.A.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mrs. Agnes Lennstrom-Language Arts, Department Chairman, University of Washington, B.A. Mr. Rex Davis-Librarian, Grand Canyon College, B.A.9 Arizona State University, M.A. Mr. Bill Seversen-Science, Central Washington State College, B.A. Mrs. Betty Smith-Language Arts, Lewis and Clark, B.A. Mrs. Dottie Belle Cairns-Social Studies, Language Arts, University of Puget Sound, B.A. Miss Lynn Brooks-Physical Education, Health, Central Washing- ton State College, B.A. Mrs. jannie Towle-Home Economics, Baylor University, B.S. Mrs. Joan Dennis-Physical Education, Western Washington State College, B.Ed. Mr. Les McDonnell-Art, Pacific Lutheran University, B.A. Mr. Norman Pierce-Language Arts, Social Studies, Pacific University, B.S.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mr. Larry McDonald-Mathematics, Western Washington State College, B.A., B.Ed.g University ofOregon, M.Ed. Mr. Paul Dennis-Chorus, General Music, University of Puget Sound, B.M. in Ed. Mrs. Beverly Riddell-French, Social Studies, Portland State College, B.A. Mrs. Alice Wulf-Language Arts, Social Studies, Carthage College, B.A. Mr. Bill Neves-Reading, Central Washington State College, B.A., M.A. Mr. Bernard Donahue-Physical Education, Lewis and Clark College,B.S. Mr. Harold Hooker-Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, South- eastern State College QOkla.j, B.S. Mr. Mick McLean-Social Studies, Western Washington State College, B.A. Mr. Bill Noteboom-Physical Education, Health, Washington State University, B.S., B.Ed. 'q ,, , . 4 . lt. : Mal '.1 f iff A :Em 'ti' X' ' ff-9257 K '31 C2 f' Ea . 4521 ',w,? v . my lag? , M t ll 4... hmx s..'f ai.- nq A' -4 .l1te5:2 1. Jna A .5 ll L fl i .llilm ,t :E -1' .es if iz ! !- .. ffl ? '-AIX .5 w .4-k. H-f .f mln J . ,. 59,125 . ,gq 3,4 'V . . 1-,ti av: Nr , f t qv 6 0 Il as A , r. i I l ' - 1 o . .h T-ff, 7 ' X r , 4 sw. 1 -.--..:- 2 P l .4 v e'f,r,vr.,,M , 1.-0 bf Q .z' r- I' EQ 'fa 'f. Ki' 'lm 'fee ' Ji' QU? ' ,, m S5 ' wt -..-,. gi - ,. . -.Q 'V Us ..- , .QI -141 t ,H 5? 1 ' U A -A , -we J AW X ,2f'H:-A H -. , IWW 1. we ac'-Y' , fi. ,'gg,!N 'LZ' ff? A sg. Mr. David Nees-Reading, Washington State University, B.A. Mrs. Mary Ann Pearce-Mathematics, Washington State University, B.A. Mr. Larry Morehead-Language Arts, Speech, University of Washington, B.A. Mr. Marion Quinton-Reading, Southern Oregon College, B.S. Mr. Frank Handy-Art, Western Washington State College, B.A. Mr. Craig johnson-Language Arts, Social Studies, University of Denver, B.A. Mr. Russell jones-Mathematics, University of Colorado, B.S. Mr. Carl Hokkanen-Science, Western Washington State College, B.A.g University of Oregon, M.Ed. Mr. Lowell Hart-General Music, Chorus, University of Washing- ton, B.A. Mr. Gayle Bonnell-Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Central Washing- ton State College, B.A.g Stout State University, M.S. Mr. Ed Davies-Art, Brigham Young University, B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth Hart-Science, University of Washington, B.S., M.S. Mrs. Janice Rein-German, Mathematics, Bemidji State College, B.S. Mr. Doran Lindelien-Band, Washington State University, B.A., B.Ed., M.A.T. Mr. Glenn DeGallier-Science, Western Washington State College, B.A.g Oregon College of Education, M.A.T. Mr. John Goos-Physical Education, Mathematics, Western Washington State College, B.S. Mr. Frank Kafel-Mathematics, Oregon College of Education, B.S. Mrs. Elaine Davis-Home Economics, Language Arts, Oregon State University, B.S. Miss Arlis Fulgham-Home Economics Northwest Nazarene College, B.A. Central Washington State College, M.A. Mr. Lee Davis-Social Studies, Language Arts Pacific Lutheran University, B.A. Mrs Jane Price-School Nurse University of Oregon School of Nursing, B.S. Mrs. Gladys Park-Secretary Mrs. Katie Peterson-Secretary Mrs. Julanne Killinger-Secretary ag.. v- I Mr. Bob Jayne lectures to his first period agriculture class. ff-we' N ++'K fl' vw' ' A w, W X I 43.5 ' H-. ,?gnm.s- A --vi s'-'15, -l Qfyzgal'-I A A mountain of paper work confronts Miss Kathy Thompson in her daily teaching routine. I QI9., - Lx ---,Q -.4 Air '- ,4,, Y lIlll EJ I K Dauivia- t 'fa 0- 4 X L .1 ' .75 ,rl ' rg g,:o5,'f-.:Q,.lDQ11!!?E 'g A H X X . - w all ,, g. l 1 .I u lil .vi are l 4 . -... A J ' 'X 'Lk f -'+! M Y xxly Mrs. Lila Anfinson spreads hamburger buns for the new hamburger lunch line. -.-.Q .3 . Q Air A With his trusty tools slung over his shoulder, Mr. Warren Knudsen repairs the folding cafeteria door. Many Jobs of School Personnel Help School to Run More Efficiently A nightly routine for Mrs. Shirley Dyer is keeping the floors at Cascade clean. V...- f 1 v 4. ,, 73222 Mrs. Betty Carr gets ready to clean the school. .- Y ' 7s 5.3 , f '- ,... :...z.f.' . ' Q ln. I Q., I' 4.54 1.1,-. . -1 A U E ...x 1 Q 'N ... A -.,,.s li , -,f L .K ,-Q r --ff s S , . .-1, 1. f .'fs-11-hr l l 58 J T1 , T .sr-. kv ' -:ll .W ' ,W 'K gl Y -.. ass. is ' P L , ' 1 a NNN 1 Mrs. Vera White, library aide, catalogs cards from library , E, books. Mrs. Gladys Park, secretary, runs a stencil on the office mimeograph. Mrs. Jane Price, school nurse, weighs John Parker. Mrs. Katie Peterson and Mrs. Pat Warning are kept busy by the stacks of material that circulates through the office. x 59 69-J r LASSES 'GJ I f .IIN .H f 'yin-j V 1 . Q-J' .4 -7 ' -' H . wifi 4 ffzifl E ,Fw ef.: ' g4 . 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The school years of one's life are very similar to the length of time the tree seedlings are kept under the careful supervision of tree foresters. L- i I I ! Mr. Ed Davies shows Dan Bernard how to gain a quick 200 pounds during his fifth period art class. It 's gotta be here somewhere! mutters Chris Cedar as he thumbs through the card catalogue in the library. its --an-:Aida ,aff X -l-.1 The activity series offers satisfaction for a variety of interests. Aleina Schmidt practices knitting during one of the Wednesday activity periods. German students listen to language tapes as they use the new facilities which were set up for language classes this year. 62 Ninth Grade Tired Freshmen Finish Final Year, More Competitive Times Await Them Utmost concentration is needed for Shelley Knapp to complete her SRA test. These tests are taken each year by all ninth and seventh grade students. Cheryl Aikins, Elaine Almos, Kim Anderson, Dave Andrew, Rosemary Arbuckle G' Hn-I 1 X LL Gene Armstrong, Nancy Aslin, Ruth Austin, Rodney Bach, Marilyn Baclcert Debbie Barker, Emily Bartelme, Dave Batson, Melodic Bell, Sue Bennett Janis Adams, J udi Aho nen lg , YT? W Iii 'Ci ...J . wr, Qi r V L, .iq , 4 TQ ii ie' quill . -l 'Sr'- Q ln-we f livwl' , P -Jrifiil ii Fi A 'il .s if .. ' . - i asf -1 . ' ea. wi ' '. U i' I :aes i Y , 5 5 X 1, x all , tv.. . ,bww .. I V Y -L 5 In Yr mg bfi L1- y , . f,..: ,A , X .sr ' X 5,3 555 Wfn Tl .. -. 4 l , .4,, , , , , Ha., 4 ,Y X luv , A y ' . ' ll W . . .L,.' yu w I J, VX X W-af rl' ,W J -.2 f.M,.f - in--ff -x- 5 l X fda' . 3 Ji i' or nigga K , L, 'l ., , N ,V n - 4. l 4 xx -f fr 1 . 3 4, B . ,ir-I+: -' mr r K Er-33 A QF5, W ' v lla ,I , r if V ru 1 fi A V, , Q A r M., ' I im ,r ir l r l j lqhgllh .v 4 ' .1,, ' 1, . 2-:L - s 1 nl! v c 'Q f 3' La, jf,-, I . W Q A KX-V , X Q Ei -N ll-ii lr-f l X. I , ,L f ' I .317 ,-if 'V ll L15 . 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