Cascade Middle School - Lance Yearbook (Longview, WA)

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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

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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.

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,.-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.