Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

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(dadcachan Cascade Union High School Turner, Oregon doretuord Well, it's over—This year has zipped by with every student conscious of the speed of its disappearance. We have played, studied, crammed, competed with other schools, and generally had fun in the process. As this new scientific era brings the dawn of the space age, we, as students, are becoming more aware and appreciative of education. It seems fitting to take as a theme for the 1958 Cascadian, modernistic design. We have attempted to present the students, informally, engaged in the school year's activities. We hope that in the years to come, the 1958 Cascadian will serve as a com- plete memory book of 1957-58 at Cascade High.

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To the Graduate: We hope that Cas- cade has made you a better citizen, and that you will always be inspired to im- prove yourself and be a credit to your high school. We hope that we can be of service to you after you graduate in the way of supplying information to your college or your employer. me unuergraauate: we nope that you will always try to improve your records with us and to make the best use of the fine equipment and well-qualified teachers pro- vided by our high school. We hope that the annual is a written and pictorial record of your activities here. -Louis J. Uhrhammer, ft Principal. 3ctreive It seems strange that now when the opportunity arises to say farewell to Cascade High, I am at a loss of words to xpress my pride of four unforgettable years at Cascade. Writing a farewell points up this question. Have I done my best and put forth an example for others to follow! 1 cannot answer this in words or on paper, for I can only hope to see the answers in my fellow classmates and friends. My heart will forever be in gratitude to this beloved school. Ron Younger, Student Body President.