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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:

V THE The CASCADE UNION HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL STAFF PRESENTS: I960 Cascadian The intense interest mirrored on these faces typifies the fine school spirit displayed this year by all the students at C.U.H.S. The twig is so easily bended I have banished the rule and the rod: I have taught them the goodness of knowledge, They have taught me the goodness of God; My heart is the dungeon of darkness, Where I shut them for breaking a rule; My frown is sufficient correction; My love is the law of the school. Charles M. Dickinson The Children Are the teachers of today too easy with their students? The days of teaching by the hickory stick are certainly gone. Today, freedom is taught and practiced in our schools, but freedom is not given without responsibility. Students of our modem schools, such as Cascade, live, work, and play in a true democracy. They have a better chance than their parents and grand parents had, to express themselves and learn about the modern age in which they live. With this opportunity for real freedom, they receive the experience that will make them the leaders of tomorrow. As we dedicate our yearbook to Cascade on it's tenth birthday, we would also like to pay a special tribute to the teachers and especially the people who were present at the birth of our school in 1950. These teachers as pictured on the opposite page are: Louis J. Urhammer, Harold Dutton, Eleanor DeCamp, Ruth Riches, Mary Seim, John Seim, Milton Gralap and Martha Angus. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL SENIORS CLASSES CLUBS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS MR. LOUIS J. URHAMMER Superintendent MRS. MARGARET RICHES Secretary and Clerk MR. RALPH McKENZIE Principal MR. DIXON VOSE Farmer Marion, Oregon MR. LOUIS SCOFIELD Chairman Farmer Turner, Oregon MR. LOREN HICKS Legal advisor to Governor Turner, Oregon QCHOOL BOARD MR. JOHN SPEER MR. HOWARD GILBERT Electrical contractor Farmer Aumsville, Oregon Turner, Oregon MRS. MARTHA ANGUS Typing I, II Shorthand I Office Practice MR. RALPH BRANSON English I, Remedial Reading MR. MILTON GRALAP Advanced Algebra Geometry, Physics Chemistry MR. RUDY T. HERR General Science World Geography MR. LYLE KING Boys’ P.E. I, II, III, IV MISS SHARON LARSON Girls' P.E. I, II, III, IV, Physical Science MR. FRANK NICHOLS Drivers Training General Shop II Agriculture I MR. ROBERT REED Commercial Law General Math Boys' P.E. I MRS. RUTH RICHES Bookkeeping World Geography Guidance V MR. CARL ROSE Agriculture II, III, IV General Shop I Visitation MR. JOHN SEIM Biology Senior Math MRS. MARY SEIM Public Speaking College English English IV MR. ROD WOITA A and B Bands, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee MR. GARTH ROUSE Adult Education Not Pictured: MRS. ALICE ETZEL Attendance, American History STAFF Custodians: Bob Logan and Red Ruby. Office Staff: Bev Rutherford, Margaret Riches, Red has been at C.H.S 10 years. and Bette Ann Hallam. Seniors ELIZABETH SIMPSON But I am impatient, I want to laugh now. VICE-PRESIDENT ADRIAN MILLS If you meet a man with- out a smile, give him one. PRESIDENT ED KORKOW My better days are over, my best have just begun. SERGE ANT- AT- ARMS JERRY BAKER Just because I'm small is no reason to fret; I'll shove my way through this old world yet. GUS ALBERTSON Be true to highest convictions. EVELYN BAXTER My heart is like the moon—there's a man in it. FRANCES BIDWELL A friend she makes, a friend she keeps. JERRY BRILES Without kindness there can be no joy. JUDY CANNON While causing joy my heart sings. DALE COCHRAN Though he's quiet and shy, he's a guy ace high. SHARON CHOATE Bright as a ray of sunshine. ••V I DELANE COMBS Custom is almost a second nature. Quiet in class but power- JERRY FOSTER I'll get there slowly but surely. LAURA LEE GAVETTE Music is well said to be the speech of angels. DEL VIS FREEMAN Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. NANCY GENTRY Taste is the minds tact. JUNE GRUCHOW Her fancy lays in pleasant dreams. DELEE HANS Like granulated sugar, sweet and refined. PATTY HUDSON When love and duty clash, let duty go to smash. MARGIE JACKSON Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. WENDELL KEUDELL His name alone is sufficient to distinguish him from the crowd. MAXINE JONES The sun never sets on a day not met by her smile. LOIS LIPTAK A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. JERRY MANASCO There lies a good deal of deviltry beneath the mild interior. WILMA MILLER The gentle mind by gentle deeds be known. JERRY McCLUNG If you want learning you must work for it. DALE MITCHELL Clever men are good, but they are not always the best. GARY MURDOCK A boy reliable and true and a good friend too. TONIA MOON Variety is the spice of life; I'm one variety. BARBARA MYERS Study as if you will live forever; live as if you will die tomorrow. DICK NEUENSCHWANDER You believe easily—what you hope for earnestly. LEE ESSIE PARKER Neatness is the crowning glory of womanhood. JEAN QUINN Ambition has no rest. GARY RAE I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. BOB RUBY The word impossible is not in my dictionary. EDDIE ROBERTSON Be slow of tongue and quick of eye. ELIZABETH SCHIEMAN A quiet charm, a pleasant way. HARRY STANLEY Argueing is only agreeing to differ. NORMA STRAWN WENDELL STANLEY The difficulty in life is the choice. A man of courage is also full of faith. RON WALLACE It's a quiet worker who succeeds. DOUGLAS WALSH I can resist anything but temptations. CHARLES WAY Be just before you're generous. ROBERT WHITFIELD Some must follow, and some command. TFT AND WEST A master of mischief is he JACK WREY Speak briefly and to the point. NOT PICTURED GARY WANGLER He sutdies if he takes the notion, but it's much easier to make a commotion. KAREN HANSEN Where there's a will, there's a way. JAY UNGER VAUGHN WITZEL A good disposition is priceless. KENNETH WOLF Only the good die young-- I guess I'll live to be an old man. PHYNETTA WILLIAMS Gentleness succeeds better than violence. GEORGE ZWICKER I never met a man I didn't like. QENIOR PLAY Wallace Huntington! I will not go out with some, some blind date. Oh ya! Oh'ya! Yipee ! Nancy finally reaches her energy peak in the hilarious dance scene. Laurie's family does their sen- sational dance, as a result of psychoanalysis. Oops, Harry Stanley almost faces disaster as he concludes his midnight stomp. Laurie discovers Horatio P. Honeywell misplaced his most prized specimen. The blood is beginning to congeal in Wally's brain, naturally giving him more brain area. SENIOR PLAY Evelyn and Maxine taking the Zambrowski Ink Blot test. The two business rivals are at it again. Look Laurie! I've finally caught him. My own bird man. A passionate kiss ends a very successful play. THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED ......and the whole audience joined him in enjoying one of the most hilarious plays ever presented at Cascade. The cast included Laura Lee Gavette, Harry Stanley Wayne Fretwell, Nancy Gentry', Tonia Moon, Barbara Myers, Gus Albertson, Clifford Cookson, Jean Quinn, Joe Gisler, Maxine Jones, Evelyn Baxter, June Gruchow, Liz Schieman, Sharon Choate, and Carla Lee. Also Margie Jackson, Joey' Schieman, Robert Whitfield, Larry Stinson, and Perkins and Bum-Bum as the little dog. Every hour upon the hour we must find our energy peaks. STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured above, left to � � ■ Dt TuRoV SSelL '.'S- lLo T Lf K. Schiema 'jackson. “Third‘row: J. Lewis, R. Barber, R. Harris, D. Gower, D. Ham, D. Coffey, J. Bartels. BEVERLY RUTHERFORD Vice-President EUGENE POITRAS President BARBARA MYERS Secretary ELIZABETH SCHIEMAN, First Treasurer WILL McGILL, Second Treasurer BILL PLUNKETT Serge ant-at-Arms We made it all by ourselves. Seniors trying to leave 8 months early. I've finally finished one of Mrs. Angus's See ! What did I tell you? typing assignments. The only way past is over! Books ! Books ! Books ! P.E. has its ups and downs Vice President, Marvin LaRont; Sgt.-at-arms, Vernon Smith; Secretary, Janet Mole Markham; Treasurer, Kenny Bales; President, Bill Fredickson; Parliamentarian, Larry Mickey. Dear Diary— At last! I'm finally an upperclassman. Guess what? I have my class ring too. Gee, it's great. Oh yes, we've started planning the Junior-Senior Prom. We just know we're going to out-do last year's prom. The class has picked the play we plan to present in March. It's called Come Out of the Closet. It's going to be hilarious! With Mr. Branson helping with the prom and Mrs. Gardner directing the play, this will be the best year of high school so far. uni or4 Bottom row: Barbara Cook, Wanda Cade, Beverly Faith, Bernice Carpenter, Norma Adams, Jo Ann Helvey, Leotda Davidson, Sandra Clark, Patsy Freeman. Second row: Jerri Evans, Judy Dillard, Julia Cullison, Sharon Chisholm, Barbara Cain, Judy Carrison, Judy Bartels, Betty Gilbert. Third row: Bill Duke, Larry Doren, Bill Fredrickson, Mike Helvey, Roger Barber, Ken Bales, Gary Helton, Floyd Hendren, Ralph Fough. Bottom row: Jim Magee, Jesse Orr, Rita Hicks, Shirley James, Bette Metcalfe, Carol Lee, Norma Hunt, Melvin Hurley, Melvin Kelly. Second row: Janet Markham, Robert Humiston, Gary Marshall, Will McGill, Marvin LaRont, David McGill, Jim Lewis, Richard Hofmann, Shirley Lawrence. Third row: Curtis Kreger, Jim Korkow, Vernon Nollen, Leon Hill, Gary Klokstad, Jeff Manning, Gary Huber, Melvin Jones, Larry Mickey. Bottom row: Mrs. D. Gardner, Gloria Peterson, Linda Orr, Donna Wallace, Joyce Weston, Joy Tierce, Sharon Rolfe, Floye Stinnett. Second row: Karen Porter, Garnet Thayer, Peggy Woosley, Mike Whelan, Jack Snoddy, Bill Plunkett, Nancy Poet. Third row: Gary Sitton, Pat Robertson, Martha Tinknell, Shirley Tipton, Tom Tomlinson, John Williams. Fourth row: Don Shepard, Gene Shirley, David Wells, Norman Tinknell, Floyd Strode, Frank Riches, Tom Rutherford. ovnoreS Secretary, Silvia Sawyer; President, Lynel Seines; Sgt.-at-Arms, Calvin Miller; Vice President, Fritz Keudell. Dear Diary— Oooo-gish! Have you ever seen the inside of a frog? Well, we got our first really scientific look this year. Honest though, it wasn't too bad. Mr. Seim introduced us to the most interesting fellow. ... or gal. Anyway we call it Herman. We're no longer Freshman. It feels so great. Oh, I almost forgot, we selected our class rings and, boy, are we anxious to get them! We had the most wonderful Sophomore Party. Everyone had a ball. Bottom row: Patsy Blaylock, Harold DuMond, Ginger Derksen, Leonard Forrest, Oalee Boehme, David Cain, Sharon Betker, Frank Diggs, Ruth Briscoe. Second row: Clyde Crandall, Linda Burgess, Tawnie Cox, Beatrice Dodson, Romona Carpenter, Judy Clark, Bob Cookson, Ivan Bach. Third row: Marilyn Franzen, Stella Bales, Pat Coleman, Carrie Bales, Judy Dowe. Darlene Combs, Toylene Austin, Diane Coffey. Fourth row: Terry Coleman, Danny Foster, Jerry Clark, Galen Carlile, Dennis Cain, Gene Collier. Bottom row: David Hunt, Jean He Ivey, Donald Huston, Leola Gilliland, Jim Lyons, Pat Garbe, Ron Martin, Brent Jensen. Second row: Betty Graves, Leal Lambrecht, Gwen Kelly, Larry Klein, Mary Moore, Vestor LaRont, Shirley Graves, Jack Bibson. Third row: Eddie Jarman, Roy Mecallen, Merle Hill, Richard Hayes, Fred Mitchell, Bob Lee. Fourth row: Calvin Miller, Herbert Heemanson, Tony Mills, Fritz Keudell, LaRoy Gossen, David Gower, Eugene Harness. Bottom row: Linda VanOsdol, Becky Way, Dorma Stepp, Dorothy Wolfe, Linda Wellman, Joyce Plunkett, Kaye Williams, Cherry Pate, Gary Tillett. Second row: Judy Wolf, Mike Rae, Don Stanton, Rose Shepard, Kathy Taylor, Lester Stinson, Lois Morris, Freddie Way, Mr. Seim. Third row: Dorthy Veneman, Richard Veneman, Lynel Seines, Goerge Pflug, Gary Webb, Steve Simpson, Dennis Pope, Sharon Stanton. Fourth row: Bill Wray, Sylvia Sawyer, Floyd Taylor, Jerry Wallace, Mike Van Dursen, John Ruggles, Karmae Zwicker, Bernard Schlyper. men President, Mary Jo Disbrow; Treasurer, Margaret Bates; Secretary, Gail Huber; Sgt. -at-arms, Ray Hicks; Vice President, Gary Gleason. Dear Diary— Golly! I've never felt so small and lost in all my life. They've got regular giants for Seniors here. We sure love high school, though. Mrs. Riches has saved us from many an embarrassing moment and gobs of close scrapes. She keeps us posted all of the rules and regulations. Bottom row: Susan Fowler, Janet Arthor, Romona Clark, Kenny Dill, Barbara Butts, Carol Field, Roger Bradley, Margaret Bates. Second row: Claude Earhart, Eugene Griffith, Roger Bliss, Jerry Crane, Roger Collison, John Bales, Geri Burdick, Mar Jo Disbrow. Third row: Gary Gleason, Beatrice Downer, Linda Carey, Sue Chapman, Gloria Etzel, Meyer Flande, Bette Ailstock, Carol Graves, Donald Bruce. Fourth row: Joe Gross, Dick Dotter, Steve Barber, Wayne Combs, Jim Collins, Mike Fletcher, Don Gildow. Bottom row: Jeannie Marshall, Nancy Hudson, Lynne Heineck, Rose Ann Henrickson, Donna Holtz, Betty Manasco, Marie Jackson. Second row: Edna McClellan, Faroll Hans, Phyllis Marshall, Randy Mickey, Keith Kreger, Ed Lewis, Norval Kilgore, Karen Murdock, Carol Jones. Third row: Roy Moses, Allan Humiston, Gail Huber, Dorothy Helton, Pat Jones, Don Marton, Mary Korkow, Sammy Murphy, Mike Morris. Fourth row: Judy Michaelson, Michael Key, D. E. Hartman, Ray Hicks, Dianna Kindsfather, Jerry Lawrence, Steve Hagan. Bottom row: Jim Nelson, Dennis Shilhanek, Marlene Williams, Sharon Tillet, Carol Hein, Don Stepp, Larry Stinson, Mrs. Riches. Second row: Sharon Tucker, Susan Rolfe, Jerry Nelson, Danny Wrey, Gary Nye, Gary Stewart, Kathy Schieman, Leonard Nolan. Third row: Shirley Stewart, Louise Whitfield, Mary Parker, Patty Strode, Linda Thompson, Linda Shepard, Dennis Tomilson. Fourth row: Aaron Thayer, Henry Schlyper, Bob Waldorf, Dick Wallace, Lester Ruggles, Jim Pankratz. Who's is whose in the shoes? ?????????????????????? MIXED Bottom row: Rod Woita, Diana Coffee, .Carol Lee, Carrie Bales, Lois Morris, Bernice Carpenter, Linda Van Osdol, June Gruchow, Liz Simpson, Garnet Thayer, Judy Bartels, Reta Hicks. Second row: Sharon Chisholm, Darlene Combs, Marilyn Frazen, Joyce Stewart, Eloise Lee, Joy Tierce, Judy Cannon, Norma Stepp, Wilma Miller, Deanne Lacy, Judy Garrison. CHORUQ Third row: Randy Harris, Launa Seines, Nancy Poet, Carol Fotchman, Donna Wallace, Gary Tillet, Patsy Freeman, Pat Smith, Karen Porter, Romona Carpenter, Marie Stanton, Ken Wolf, Merl Hill. Fourth row: Melvin Jones, Gary Huber, Dale Cochran, Ellis Clark, Vern Smith, Charles Way, Delvis Freeman, Bill Plunkett, Jerry Baker, Bob Cooksey, Delaine Combs, Vaughn Witzel, Gary Sitton, Gary Wangler, Bernard Schlyper, Allen Townsend. Not Pictured: Oralee Boehme, Wanda Cade, Laura Lee Gavette, Jo Ann Helvey, Bob Humiston, Joyce Korkow, Vernon Nollen, Nancy Gentry. g ■ Trumpets: Kenny Dill, Sharon TUcker, Stan Peterson, Dennis Pope, Bernard Schlyper, Ray McCullen. French Horns: Aaron Thayer, Jerry Foster. Saxophones and Baritones: Steve Barber, Roger Barber Jim Pankratz, Bill Fredrick- son. Not Pictured: Melvin Hurley. Flute: Bob Humiston. Tuba: Doug Arthur Majorettes: Floye Stinnett, Gloria Peterson, Fredora Way, Colleen Hecht, Shirley Tipton. Percussions: George Zwicker, Rod Woita, Jerry Crane. Clarinets: Dorothy Wallace, Melvin Kelly, Wayne Fretwell, Larry Thornburg, Merl Hill, Judy Michaelson, June Gruchow, Carol Jones. Trombones: Fredora Way, Gary Huber. GIRL'S GLEE Front row: Lynn Heineck, Nancy Hudson, Marie Jackson, Donna Holts, Susan Rolfe, Patsy Blaylock. Second row: Bobbie Barnett, Kathy Schieman, Beatrice Downer, Pat Jones, Mary Jo Disbrow, Mary Korkow, Ramona Clark. Not Pictured: Sherry Merrill, Shirley Stewart, Betty Manasco. B- Band: Front row: Gary Nye, Norval Kilgore, Phylliss Marshall, Jeannie Marshall, Allen Humiston, Janet Arthur. Back row: Wayne Combs, Mike Key, Mike Fletcher, Tanny Cox, Danny Rea, Eugene Griffith. B - Chorus: Gary Helton, Ginger Derkson, Shirley Graves, Jeri Evans, Sandra Clark, Brenda Marshall, Joyce Weston, Sherrie Shobe, Mike Brown, Judy Wolfe, Calvin Miller, Leola Gilland, David Davidson, Ruth Briscoe, Jesse Orr, Kathy Taylor. Not Pictured: Shirley Lawrence. DANCING CLUB Vice President Ron Whitehead, Sec.-Treas. Linda Van Osdol, President Jerry Baker. Prancing Plunketts COMMERCIAL CLUB Commercial Club is an organization to prepare students for life in the business world. This organization helps tremendously with the work of the school. They work for teachers and do a number of helpful duties for the school. Mrs. Martha Angus is the club advisor and does a wonderful job of preparing it's members for their future. The school gives tribute to this club for their fine efforts. Officers: Phynetta Williams, President ; Martha Hatch, Secretary; Colleen Hecht, Vice President. Bette Hallam demonstrates verifax machine to group. This is business???7 Student Store is busy place. Members busily prepare for future as office workers. | News Editors. . .Gus Albertson Bev Rutherford I l.AL' .J(V •' m t. nU� thr i NEWSPAPER • «it.1' Vc and ha •vr .: r. � rr ho «• • it a :; m |urw � lu a avir a � api J t iC M� v M ur A«M«. H' rd In Sports Editors. • Delvis Freeman Randy Harris We were very proud this year to have developed the Cascade Cougar into a monthly, four-page newspaper which was made possible through the generous advertising of our local merchants. We hope the newspaper has brought the school and community closer together and has served the students well. We wish next years journalsits good luck, and hope they will further develop this publication. Tto� « Mo. tc« thr trr '■‘V’ - . V. • • .� « , ■ VY 1 P mat lit hr . u f.n ... Journalism Class: Janet Strohmeyer, Beverly Rutherford. Donna Wallace, Carol Fotchman, Jerry Manasco, Delvis Freeman, Wendall Stanley. Randy Harris, Eddie Robertson, Eugene Poitras, Gus Albertson, Frank Riches, tv-j b treiut Mike Whelan, Clifford Cookson, Ralph Fough, Beverly Faith, Maxine Jones. I’mv B s'.r.5 M iIImb um ! 1W k, .. 4 m- • � ’ ■! t • • thr rhfth w. :c1 t MartSj A.ij'a •■nrorrHaJ liMihft thr .tub''� Sharon Choate, Bernice Carpenter and Mrs. Etzel display one of the many bulletins made by members of Girls League. This one was made by Roseann Hendrickson. Girls League Advisor: Mrs. Alice Etzel Attendance Office, and teaches American History. (Not pictured on faculty page. ) Officers: Left to Right, Sgt. -at-Arms, Liz Simpson, Treasurer Roseann Hendrickson, Sec. , Beatrice Dodson, Vice President, Ber- nice Carpenter Advisor, Mrs. Etzel, Presi- dent: Sharon Choate. Boys’ League Officers: Standing Pres. Gus Albertson, Sec. Clifford Cookson, Vice Pres. Delvis Freeman, Seated: Sgt.-at-Arms Marvin LaRont Bob Ruby. Bad Guys Vs Good Guys------Third place. Stooge, Marilyn drains the bottle. Cascades own Elivs Mike Van Dusan took second place with his version of I've got stripes Harry Stanley, Master of ceremonies, does his little bit in program. First place winners Dee Lee Hans and Nancy Poet in a Harem tumbling. Talent Show I Can't say no , was pantomined successfully by Ora Lee Boehmie. Laura Lee Gavettes version of The Winds in the South acquired oohs and aahs. Oh you Stooges ! Darlene Combs, Carrie Bales, and Ginger Dirkson do their portrayal. Launa Seines--------Editor Barbara Myers-------Assistant Editor Beverly Rutherford-----Photographer Margie Jackson--------Business Manager Eugene Poitras--------Assistant Manager ANNUAL STAFF All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy----notice the sparkle of this group. Larry Thornburg-----Typist Judy Cannon-----Composition Editor Marvin Albertson----Composition The time is 2:30 P.M. the day before the final annual deadline. Hie scene is the annual room at the head of the stairs leading to the north balcony. The actors are the members of the Cascadian staff. The first person to speak is the editor. Bev, where are the pictures of the FFA officers? Bev Ruther- ford, the chief photographer turns from the desk where she is sorting pictures and faces Launa Seines. What pictures? she casually asks. At this point the editor casually faints! As the curtain falls on this melodrama, the members of the annual staff are desperately trying to revive their editor as the photographer scurries out the door with camera under arm. Donna Wallace-----Make-up Editor Carol Fochtman----Make-up Editor Randy Harris----Sports Editor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Thirteen is a lucky number for the National Honor Society this year. It has thirteen members. Twelve of them are pictured above. First row: Clifford Cookson, Bob Ruby, Eugene Poitras, Lloyd Ralphs, Delvis Freeman. Second row: Evelyn Baxter, Launa Seines, Nancy Gentry, Jean Quinn, Lois Liptak, Barbara Myers, Bev Ruther- ford. Laura Lee Gavette is not pictured. Students with an above average grade point. Qualified leaders with excellent character, also a loyal servant of the school. If you have these qualities, you are wanted by the National Honor Society! Club Officers: Lois Liptak, Secretary- Treasurer; Clifford Cookson, Vice- President; Bob Ruby, President. Jim Crane, Assistant Chief and Delvis Freeman, Fire Chief -- Hosin' the Roses F I R E M E N Lynell Seines, Terry Coleman, Allen Townsend, and Dale Mitchell,---- Ready for Action???? Members: George Zwicker, Eugene Poitras, Clifford Cookson, Jerry Manasco, Joe Gisler, Larry Doran, Melvin Hurley, Bob Cookson, Galen Carlile, Tom Tomlinson, Chuck Way, Richard Hofmann, Merle Hill, George Pflug, Jerry Crane, Bob Humiston, LeRoy Gossen. Calvin Miller, Dale Mitchell, Randy Harris, Wayne Fretwell, Melvin Kelly, Ralph Fough, Fred Mitchell, Lynell Seines, Terry Coleman, Allen Townsend, D. E. Hartman, Leland West, Gus Albertson, Marvin LaRont, Norval Kilgore, Jim Crane, and Delvis Freeman. Advisor: Charles Stengel. Visual Aids F. T. A. The goal of this club, under the direction of Frank Nichols, is to instruct any interested students in the use of the projection equipment of the school The officers are shown in the picture below. Oralee Boehme, Secretary; Harry Stanley, President; Bob Ruby, Sgt.-at- Arms; Jerry Wallace, Parlimentarian; and Dennis Pope Vice President. Of the several members of FTA who are ad mitted to the club, (only after they are voted upon by the former members, ) six are student teaching this year. They are Randy Harris, Launa Seines, Bette Hallam, Nancy Gentry, Norma Strawn, and Jean Quinn. Below are the officers of the FTA. Bette Anne Hallam, Secretary; Randy Harris, Vice President; ar� H Bev Rutherford, President. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers: Back row: Sentinel, Dick Neunschwander, Reporter, LeRoy Elam; Treasurer, George Zwicker; Parliamentarian, Joe Gisler; Second row: Secretary, Larry Mickey; Vice President, Ron Wallace; Front row: President, Lloyd Ralphs. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Members: L. Austin, J. Arthur, J. Bartells, M. Bates, J. Cullison, J. Dowe, B. Dodson, P. Garbe, J. Gruchow, B. Hallam, C. Hecht, J. Helvey, G. Huber, M. Jones, L. Liptak, M. Moore, T. Moon, B. Myers, E. McClellan, J. Marshall, P. Marshall, C. Mix, S. Stanton, S. Stewart, N. Strawn, K. Taylor, D. Wallace, L. Whitfield, J. Wolf, D. Wolfe, S. Tipton, S. Choate. Some of the many activities the FHA sponsors are: Fall Dance, Family Fun Night, helps with FFA and faculty banquet, food booths at athletic events, and this year the District meeting. Barbara Myers, district chairman; Julia Cullison, historian; Shirley Tipton, Vice President; Gail Huber, freshman repre- sentative; Tonia Moon, President; Mary Moore, treasurer; Bette Anne Hallam, song leader G social chairman; Maxine Jones, secretary; Lois Liptak, reporter; Janet Strohmeyer, parliamentarian. Photographer catches Maxine Jones in action at Annual Caroling Party. District Meeting takes lots of planning. Planning pays off. GAA GAA Initiation finds some Bashful Freshmen. Kiss me, darling. This is a chorus line????? Officers: C. Lee, Treasurer; N. Poet, Vice Pres.; J. Quinn, Pres.; R. Carpenter, Sgt. - at-arms; F. Stinnett, Secretary. Sharon Larson shows the girls the proper technique. Two GAA members model the appropriate dress for this year's sock hops. iHl Pep Club Top Row: Lacey, Huber, Quinn, Baxter, Jones, Moon, Moore, Hendrickson, Schieman, Liptak, Wallace, Franzen. 2nd Row: Strode, Michealson, Field, Etzel, Coffey, Sawyer, Morris, Fochtman, Way. 3rd Row: Murdock, Jones, VanOsdol, Kihs, Choate, Smith, Cannon, Bartels, Freeman. 4th Row: Hecht, Strohmeyer, Tipton, Plunkett, Poet,. Seines, Porter, Thayer, Chisolm 5th Row: Lee, Myers, Gentry, Hallam, Kilgore. Gavette, Peterson, Schieman, Gruchow, Rutherford, Mascot Kay Cannon in front. Cougar Mascot, Kay Cannon. Pep Club Officers, left to right, Lois Liptak, Parlimentarian; Patsy Freeman, Point Chairman; Janet Strohmeyer. Treasurer; Gloria Peterson, Secretary; Evelyn Baxter, Vice President; Nancy Gentry, President. Junior Varsity Squad, left to right, Norval Kilgore, Linda Van Osdol, Joyce Plunkett, Gail Huber, Judy Michealson. Varsity Rally Squad. J. V. Squad strikes a pose. Varsity Rally Squad flash bright smiles for the bright football weather. Left to Right: Launa Seines, Carol Fochtman, Laura Lee Gavette, (yell queen) Judy Cannon, and Donna Wallace. Cheerleaders display black and gold plaid basketball uniforms. The Keeper of Time Smile, dear. Need a compass? ■ Girls show em how. The Leaning Tower of McKenzie. Now what, Dave? Speech places second in District Contest. Dynamite comes in small packages. Pals register together. The library is amusing? I ctivitieS CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Angels of the Lord appeared to the Shepards in Cascade's Annual Christmas Program. The Nativity Scene portrayed by the Speech Class. Music was provided by the Music Department. Oh Come All Ye Faithful. Students of Cascade give thanks for the Saviour on His day. It's kinda short. CHRISTMAS BALL Adding the finishing touches. Don't shake the ladder. They're working? 4 ir t r k i.i i iii iiiLiw Wayne Fretwell and Susan Rolfe taking time out from a dance. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Standing: Guthrie Rosewater Abbie Philips Hercules Jones George Hanson Irene Gleason Hilda Hawkins Mrs. Malone Seated: Officer Sweeney Jenny Potts Keep those hands up copper. Guthrie Rosewater's true character is revealed in Act 3. CREW CHIEFS: Stage Manager, Melvin Hurley; Secretary, Pat Smith; Prompter Joy Richards; Lighting, Robert Humiston; Set Construction, Roger Barber and Gary Helton, Programs, Karen Porter; Publicity, Mike Whelan; Make Up, Brenda Marshall and Joy Tierce; Properties, Bernice Carpenter and Nancy Poet: Costumes, Julia Cullison; Tickets, Carol Fotchman and Carol Lee; Posters, Martha Tincknell and Janet Markham; Ushers. Wanda Cade; Understudies; Robert Humiston. Bernice Carpenter Nancy Poet, and Karen Porter. Director, Jean Gardner. Players take a bow for a job well done. Front Row: John Williams Janet Strohmeyer Shirley Tipton Sharon Rolfe Judy Bartels Patsy Freeman Donna Wallace Back Row: Leon Hill Ralph Fough Floyd Hendren Tom Tomlinson WHAT'S THIS?- - - - - — -Cheerleaders up a tree? Pep Band - - A familiar sight at Cascade's home games. Stayton's gym packed for tough game Carol Lee si solo at Thanksgiving with Cascade. Concert. FOOTBALL w L, r Marvin Gus Albertson, Captain Jerry Foster and Gary Murdock, Ends. Ed Korkow, Chuck Way, Marv La Ron t, and Bob Ruby comprised fleet backfield. Dale Mitchell, Vern Smith, George Zwicker, and Roger Barber, Pivot Combinations. Gene Shirley, Mike Helvey, Jeff Manning, Gary Klokstad, outstand- ing junior lettermen. Cougar footballers of the future. (Back Row - Left to Right) Ass't Coach Pete Reed, George Pflug, Tom Younger, Jim Collins, Calvin Miller, Fritz Keudell, Tony Mills, LaRoy Gossen, Allen Townsend, Steve Barber, Fred Mitchell, Head Coach Rudy Herr. (Front Row) Lester Ruggles, Ray McMullen, Lynel Seines, Vestar LaRont, Don Gildow, Tom Blaylock, Gary Gleason, Jerry Crane, Randy Mickey, Mike Morris, and Ed Lewis. Runs like the one pictured above led the Cougars to one of the finest football records ever attained at Cascade. Serra gridder is headed for doom. Football Managers Stan Peterson, Floyd Strode, Dennis Pope, and Gary Stewart. Spikettes, Girls Volleyball Champions. Susan Rolfe, Barbara Cain, Captain Martha Tinknell, Shirley Tipton, Julia Cullison, and Janet Strohmeyer. Some of you boys should try this. BASKETBALL Their efforts marked their success. (Back Row - Left to Right) Trainer Stan Peterson, Delvis Freeman, Marvin LaRont, Ron Wallace, Duane Hurley, Bill Plunkett, Manager Mike Helvey. (Front Row) Roger Barber, Bob Ruby, Ron Whitehead, Ed Robertson, Gene Poitras, Randy Harris, and Jerry Foster. Not Pictured: Larry Mickey. Cascade's fabulous five receive last minute reminders from Coach Reed. (Left) Boyish looking Coach Pete Reed applied his vast knowledge of basketball to his talented boys this year. Cascade's Junior Varsity members gained valuable experience in preparation for future varsity action. (Left to Right) Coach Rudy Herr, Vester LaRont, Lynel Seines, Allan Townsend, Gary Klokstad, Galen Carlisle, Jerry Wallace, Danny Foster, David Gower, George Phlug, Steve Simpson. Managers, Jim Magee, Dennis Pope. After a years tutelage by Coach Lyle King these freshman are now looking forward to serving on the Junior Varsity next year. (Left to Right) Jerry Lawrence, Mike Morris, Steve Barber, Aaron Thayer, Ray Hicks, Gary Gleason, Dick Wallace, Don Bruce, Tom Younger, Dennis Tomlinson, Joe Gross. He's way up there ! Jerry helps reach 80 point total—highest of year. Smooth as Silk! Fireball Freeman fires away! Ed puts one up. {wrestling (Back Row - Left to Right) Gary Sitton, Curtis Kreger, Larry Doran, Calvin Miller, Dave McGill, Bill Duke, Ed Lewis, Keith Kreger. (2nd Row) Coach John Seim, Dennis Derkson, Ray McCullen, George Zwicker, Gary Mar- shall, Wendell Stanley, Manager, Floyd Strode. (Front Row) Dennis Shilhanek, Jerry Bader, Will McGill, Bob Cooksey, Gene Bader, Rick Hofmann, Jerry Baker, Jim Lewis. A-one, and a-two Now this is what we call a bearhug. All together now, one, two, three! Let's have a grin for the Photographer. A friendly brawl----we hope, (turn it upside down) Oh, yes, Mr. Seim is smiling. Thanhs, Billy. It's that darn krink in my back acting up again. BASEBALL (Back Row - Left to Right) Coach Lyle King, Lloyd Ralphs, Jay Unger, Jim Plunkett. (2nd Row) Gene Poitras, Gus Albertson, Chuck Way, Marv LaRont, Doug Hilton, Duane Hurley. (Front Row) Jay Myers, Gary Schmidt, Jerry Foster, John Hatch, Wendell Stanley, Jim Way, Delvis Freeman. TRACK (Back Row-Left to Right) Manager Larry Klein, Frank Wellman, Larry Mickey, Jim Crane, Fritz Keudell, LaRoy Gossen, Dale Mitchell, Calvin Miller, Vaughn Witzel. (2nd Row) Manager Dennis Pope, Orville Francis, Galen Carlisle, Adrian Mills, Jerry Clark, Tony Mills, Ed Robertson, Bob Ruby, Dennis Derkson, Coach Rudy Herr. (Front Row) Manager George Phlug, Steve Libby, Robert Dunn, Gene Shirley, Vestar LaRont, Tom Henne, Jim Mann, Floyd Strode, Allan Townsend, and Merle Marsellis. Bob Stutzman and Jean Quinn take time out from class pictures to have themselves snapped. O., behalf of the entire annual staff, I would like to thank Mr. Stutzman for the wonderful job he did on so many of our pictures in the annual. He got us out of a bind many a time by coming out to school to take special shots Also Lloyd Sidwell of Turner who attended so many of our school functions to take pictures for us. I wo like to thank Huntley Prahl for his advice and guidance in planning the CASCAD1AN. He lsareal 9re_at 9“V give up hfs duck hunting trips for us. McEwan Photo Shop in Salem should also be recognized for the fine job of dCV'A°s ciIuLnkrgoeroutntoi:Rose Ann'Hendrickson for the wonderful art work in this year's annual Elizabeth Schieman gets a vote of thanks for all her help on pasting the dummy sheets, especially the last deadline. Hats oii to all of the teachers for their patience and cooperation when annual pictures were being taken, and a special salute to Evangeline Williams for all of the extra trips into Salem she took the e I hope the 1960 CASCADIAN will bring you many fond memories as you glance through the pages in years to come. 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DAVIS, REALTOR 265 Ida St. Phone: RO 9-5214 Stayton, Oregon 8 P E C I A L PRING Spring at Cascade brought a flurry of special activities and events, one of which was the selection of Girl of the Year from past Girls of the Months. Pictured below is pretty, Bette Ann Hallam whose sparkling personality, willingness to work and do a good job of it, won her the honor of Cascade's Girl of the Year. r The 3rd annual Meier and Frank's style show sponsored by Cascade's Girls League sported new and fresh spring fashions that delighted all present including Girls League members, mothers of Cascade's student body and special guests. The style show was followed by the traditional Mother-Daughter Tea. Beverly Rutherford models one of Meier and Franks lovely fashions, a party dress, suitable for almost any occassion.. Pat Hudson steps out in a semi-formal with the new empire waistline.. Nancy Gentry is all ready for an afternoon of shopping in a smart suit with pleated skirt and boxie jacket. Colleen Hecht wears a sleek spring coat and flowery hat. Maxine Jones is pictured in a checked coat with turned back sleeves. Girls' League President, Sharon Choate, presents Cascade's Girl of the Year, Bette Ann Hallam. The May Day celebration packed the gymnasium of Cascade with a crowd that thoroughly enjoyed the pro- ceedings. Pictured below is the May Court: (in front) Eugene Poitras and Barbara Myers, Sharon Choate and Ron Wallace; (2nd row) Jerry Foster and Laura Lee Gavette, Bette Ann Hallam and Gus Albertson; (in back) Queen, Judy Cannon and her escort, Ron Whitehead. Student Body President, Eugene Poitras, crowns the Royal Couple. Hawaiian beauties perform for the court and audience. The traditional winding of the May Pole by the Senior girls. Little Bop Riding Hood performed by the Speech Class is a Smash Hit! JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Carol Fochtman and Ron Whitehead ••• y - • 4 1 y : r JR. - SR. PROM COURT Launa Seines, Bette Ann Ha 11am, Queen Beverly Rutherford, Laura Lee Gavette, Sharon Choate Joy Richards and Frank Riches Steve Simpson and Gloria Peterson Floye Stinett and Curtis Kreger Eugene Poitras and Liz Schie man— Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl selected by the faculty. Bev Rutherford, Girod Character Award Delvis Freeman, Girod Sportsmanship Award Girls' Trio — Ramona Carpenter, Linda VanOsdol, and Marilyn Franzen. Pep Club-Letterman Queen Carol Fochtman Rally Squad for 1960-61 Marilyn Franzen, Fredora Way, Carol Fochtman (Yell Queen), Nancy Poet. Donna Wallace, Joyce Plunkett. Student Body Officers Steve Barber, Sgt-at-Arms; Dennis Pope, 2nd Treasurer; Larry Mickey, President Lynel Seines, Vice President; Shirley Tipton, Secretary; Will McGill, 1st Treasurer; A dimly lit gymnasium was converted into a beatnik refuge and Cascade's students really played the part. • .A real beat cat, Larry Mickey, gets ready to fake out for about 400 winks as that crazy man, Ricky Hofmann, looks on. • Solemn Sharon Choate cuts a few capers with a very suspicious looking character by the name of Jay Myers... • The chick with the catty looking eyes is Donna Wallace, but the cat she's dancing with is unidentified. .Janet Stromeyer drags Roger Barber out of a dark comer... Man, like this is the craziest! squeals a kookie chick called Nancy Gentry. Her ginchy beat is Adrain Mills. .. The Big Daddy, Jerry Baker, squirrels around the dance floor with Laura Lee Gavette... All in all, everyone agreed it was the beatinest and best dance ever. The Cotton Ball, with the theme Swing into Spring was a real swinging affair enjoyed by all. Lloyd Ralphs and Tonia Moon were named Mr. FFA and Miss FHA. The Echotones, a swinging combo from Portland provided the music for the dance, sponsored by the FFA and the FHA jointly. New members of the National Honor Society are: Will McGill, Roger Barber, Jerry Foster, Gus Albertson, Wayne Fretwell, Tom Tomlin- son, Julia Cullison, Judy Bartels, Shirley Tip- ton, Colleen Hecht, Bill Plunkett, Pat Smith, Patsy Freeman, and Tonia Moon. Shireen Kogwal, exchange student from Pakistan and guest speaker at assembly. A tea in the Library followed the National Honor Society Assembly. Doug Nohlgren, former exchange student to England also spoke at the N. H.S. assembly. ■ Top Wrestlers, Jim Lewis, Wendell Stanley, and Dennis Derkson, triumphantly carry Mr. Seim to the State Meet. Intramural Champs: Chuck Way, Wendell Stanley, Dennis Derkson, Gus Albertson, Ray Unger, and Adrain Mills. Cascade Union High School faculty members were honored at a special Teacher Appreciation Day assembly. Clash Day gave Cascade's students a chance to show themselves off at their worst. Winners, with probably the most horrible outfits we ever hope to see in Cascade's halls, were Bev Rutherford, and Roger Bradley. A, BASEBALL � C' Ip ! ■ $ “ ? “'J� ‘--■'W „ --V ▼7 Front Row: Marvin LaRont; David Gower; Jerry Wallace; Gary Murdock; Jerry Foster; Gus Albertson; Roger Barber; and Danny Foster. Back Row: Lyle King, coach; Doug Arthur; Chuck Way; Lloyd Ralphs; Will McGill; Delvis Freeman, Bill Plunkett. Led by All-Star nominees Gus Albertson, Chuck Way, Jerry Foster, and Marv LaRont, the Cascade varsity baseball squad marched through a rain drenched season of postponements and cancellations to wind up in a tie with Serra Catholic Sabers for the Southern Division championship. The Cougars then lost a tough decision to the Sabers in a play-off game remembered mainly for the difficulty encountered in finding a suitable time and place to play between showers. 9 ° TRACK Front Row: Steve Hagan, Aaron Thayer, Jerry Crane, Ralph Fough, Roger Bliss, Dutch LaRont, Gene Shirley. 2nd Row: Allen Townsend, David Wells, Tony Mills, Dale Mitchell, Gary Klokstad, Bob Ruby, Georqe Zwicker, Jerry Clark, Floyd Strode. Back Row: Dan Hartman, Larry Mickey, Mike Helvey, Jim Crane, Rudy Herr, coach; Fritz Keudell, Jeff Manning, Calvin Miller, Gary Helton. Pictured in the surrounding photos are the representatives of pro- bably the finest Track and Field squad in Cascade's history. Paced by two seniors, the sensational Bob Ruby, and hardworking Jim Crane, and backed up by an array of fleet underclassmen, the Cougars were always well represented and turned in several remarkable performances. Ruby was eligible for the state tournament in four events, including the broad jump, where he finished 2nd with a new school record of 21 feet, 11 inches, and the 440 yard dash where he set a new school and district record with a 52. 8 clocking in the district meet. Crane climaxed four years of intense effort with a 16.0 clocking in the high hurdles for a new school record. Five J. V. records were also broken; two by Dutch LaRont, one each by Aaron Thayer and Jerry Clark, and the 880 yard relay team of Tony Mills, Allen Townsend, Dutch LaRont, and Fritz Keudell. Team highlights were the highest finish of Mid- Willamette schools in the Hayward relays and the first place finish in the broad jump relay at the Central Relays. CLASS FAVORITES Selected Friendliest by their fellow classmates: Bette Ann Hallam and Vaughn Witzel. Jean Quinn and Bob Ruby were chosen the most Athletic. Most Courteous according to the Senior Class are Sharon Choate and Eugene Poitras. Best All-Round students in the Class of '60 are Lloyd Ralphs and Bev Rutherford. Wittiest (and they can take a joke on themselves) are Barbara Myers and George Zwicker. COMMENCEMENT Pictured above is a group from North Santiam that, like many others from the several communities that make up Cascade's student body, finished 12 years of school together. The Class of 1960, largest to ever graduate from Cascade Union High School, went through their final paces on Thursday, May 26, at 8:00P.M. As Salutatorian, Jean Quinn gave the welcoming speech. Clifford Cookson, Valedictorian, spoke later in the program. Guest speaker was Howell Appling Jr., Secretary of State. Ralph McKenzie announced the scholarship winners and also the top ten students in the graduating class. After Louis Uhrhammer distributed the diplomas, the Class of 1960 left the halls of Cascade amid laughter and tears. Most of them attended the Last Blast all night party at the YMCA. So the final chapter is recorded of the Think Big Class. Martha Hatch and Del vis Freeman try on their robes for re hers a 1 of the Baccalaureate and Graduation exercises. Laura Lee Gavette and Ron Wallace at the Baccalaureate. Beverly Rutherford receives her diploma from Mr. Uhrhammer at Graduation. Singing for their final time at Graduation—The Girls' Triple Trio: Deanna Lacey, Liz Simpson, Bette Ann Hallam, Nancy Gentry, Laura Lee Gavette, Launa Seines, Marie Stanton, and Evelyn Baxter. The ninth member, Judy Cannon, is not pictured. The accompaniest is June Gruchow. The Girls' Triple Trio was formed when the girls were Freshman and they have been performing at special activities for four years. 8CH00L 8CENE8