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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1961 volume:

imii, WHO’S WHO ON THE 1960-61 ANNUAL STAFF: TOP: Left to Right. Carol Fochtman: Editor. Donna Wallace: Business Manager Ralph Fough: Chief Photographer Janet Strohmeyer: Asst. Editor Frank Riches and Murray Hoffman: Make-Up and Art Editors Bill Plunkett: Sports Editor Joyce Plunkett and Linda Van Osdol: Composition Editors Mrs. Evangeline Williams: Advisor TOGETHER LET US RECALL EVENTS WE WILL LONG REMEMBER. BEHOLD OUR YEAR — '60-'61 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CLASSES ADVERTISING STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Pictured above, left to right: Sergeant-at-arms, Steve Barber; Vice President, Lynel Seines; President, Larry Mickey; Secretary, Shirley Tipton; First Treasurer, Will McGill; Second Treasurer, Dennis Pope. STUDENT COUNCIL LCsSe � ;idtoh.ri91;cS w:: S n r°nAJO); JieruCe KaV WilcOX- Kay Plunkett, Wanda Nelda LaMunyon, Betty Graves Third row- Tampc m’ r°VF° Mar9aret Bates, Janet Strohmeyer, Merle Hill.Tm Lewi? 9 ’ Toni W Sitton. 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Dent’s bii |i:« tliodsj I ••• ’- 1 lent by I or Lindi nous bi| irring ii some 4 rent toj comic inut idfH p studeiv ADMINISTRATION liate a4i8tti . : i - niW-i jijjf 1; i • fj u fzah RP ; nc'.'nil 1- ..riltwmCi dil • • r: ;s: ,)ir v -M , VR • '221 «Pill idR dMK 11 lv«.v ;.:. � mi -AWifsa� � w ADMINISTRATION MRS. MARGARET RICHES Secretary and Clerk SCHOOL BOARD MR. LOUIS SCOFIELD Chairman MR. HOWARD GILBERT Left to Right: Mrs. Margaret Riches, Mr. Louis Uhrhammer, Mr. Irvin Kreger, Mr. John Speer, and Mr. Irvin Bartels. MR. RALPH BRANSON B. S. Linfield English I, Remedial. Junior Advisor MRS. CLETA CHRISTENSEN B. S. Ottowa University Library, Spanish, Latin, Visitation, Sophomore Advisor MRS. MARTHA DAVIS B. S. Oregon State Typing I, II, Shorthand, Office Practice, Commercial Club Advisor, Honor Society Advisor MRS. ELEANOR DECAMP B. S. Oregon State Home Ec. I, II, III, Art, Visitation, FHA Advisor MR. HAROLD DUTTON B.S. Oregon State Social Economics, Orientation, Guidance, Senior Advisor MRS. ALICE M. ETZEL B. A. University of Washington American History, Girls' League Advisor MR. LYLE KING B. S. North Dakota State Teachers College Physical Education, Athletic Director, Baseball Coach MISS SHARON LARSON B.S. Oregon State Physical Education, Health, G.A. A. Advisor, Pep Club Advisor r 7 MR. MILTON GRALAP B. A. Willamette M. Ed. University of Oegon Algebra, Physical Science, Geometry, Chemistry, Physics, Honor Society Advisor MR. RUDY T. HERR B. S. Oregon University General Science, World Georgraphy, World History, Varsity C. Advisor MR. RANDY McMICHAEL B. S. Portland State General Math, General Science, Assistant Football Coach, Wrestling Coach MR. JOHN MEDCALF B.A. University of Oegon English I, III, Junior Advisor MR. FRANK NICHOLS B. S. Oregon State Adult Education, Shop, Audio-Visual Aids Club Advisor MRS. RUTH RICHES B.S. Oregon State Orientation, World Georgraphy, Bookkeeping, Guidance, Honor Society, Freshmen Advisor MR. WALLACE RIEHLE M. D. Oegon State Agriculture I, II, III, IV, F. F. A. Advisor MR. JOHN SEIM B. S. Pacific University Biology I, II, Senior Math, Dancing Club Advisor, Sophomore Advisor MRS. MARY SEIM B. S. University of Oegon Public Speaking, English IV, College English, Senior Play Advisor, Senior Advisor MR. CHARLES STENGEL B.S. North Dakota State Teachers College Wood Shop I, II, Mechanical Drawing, Dancing Club Advisor Firemen Club Advisor MRS. EVANGELINE WILLIAMS B. A. M. Ed. Oklahoma University Publications, English II, College English II, Journalism MR. ROD WOITA B. Mus. Ed Pacific University Chorus, B. Band, A. Band, Girls Glee, Cheer Leaders Advisor Teachers Snapshots COOKS CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Gerald Quinn Pete Cunningham Sastmastor. 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I Sophomores Serve J lerved by the sophomord I the direction of Miss I II rick. the in cal consist! jnted pineapple cocktail! rkey, sage dressing, B ar. whip|K d potatoes, bfl vh ParJu J I ■ • ’ r ,ir .|ij« I? • 4fc('i -. vii.f.iea Vv um om in md in; : :: vM ’ Ba aJQPFt: 1-r• • Tat1'. '.} UiO|.. W I� .tr.i: . •, j- ;• ii unemY 1'. .,kiJ.r,u4 •’ • . •.‘p U! w IrtHl'..raT� ■f■ ♦ • -.. , t-i-:-; n 'pS li kVvJ i! Klaarsu; THOM TOMLINSON No man should part with his own individuality and become that of another. PRESIDENT MIKE HELVEY Not too serious, not too gay, but a real good fellow. VICE-PRESIDENT ROGER BARBER Knows too much for one man and not enough for two. BILL PLUNKETT I live for fun and fun I have. JUDY BARTELS Jolly and witty and seldom seen alone. KEN RALES You believe easily—what you hope for earnestly. WANDA CADE A friend she makes, a friend she keeps. LINDA CHAPMAN A quiet charm, a pleasant way. SHARON CHISHOLM It matters not how long we live but how. a BERNICE CARPENTER The sun never sets on a day not met by her smile. LINDA COOPER Her fancy lays in pleasant dreams. JUDY DILLARD There is no safety but in doing good. DAVID DAVIDSON I can resist anything but temptation. CHESTER EKSTRAND He can talk longer and more de- lightfully than any boy in school. LARRY DORAN Caesar was ambition and he died, A long life is predicted. RALPH FOUGH I'd like to do something great, haven't yet but you just wait. PATSY FREEMAN Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today. BILL FREDRICKSON One continual question mark. BETTY GILBERT There's no worry in her mind, no hurry in her feet. JUDY GARRISON A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. GARY HELTON I like a good hater. GARY HUBER Imagination is more important than knowledge. FLOYD HENDREN Common sense is very uncommon. ROBERT HUMISTON This story will never go down. RITA HICKS Be silent and safe—silence never betrays you. MELVIN HURLEY Nothing great was achieved with- out enthusiasm. RICHARD HOFMANN Better late than never. CURTIS KREGER Humor is the harmony of the heart. JIM KORKOW Strange how much you have to know, before you know how little you know. GARY KOLKSTAD The man that blushed is not quite a brute. LAVONE LANCASTER To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today. JAMES MAGEE There's a time for all things. MARVIN LARONT A good disposition is priceless. JIM LEWIS My strength is made perfect in weakness. CAROL LEE Shy and quiet and always friendly. JANET (MOLE) MARKHAM A woman must be a genius to create a good husband. DAVID MCGILL Only the good die young--1 guess 1 11 live to be an old man. WELL MCGILL The small courtesies sweeten life they greater ennoble it. BETTE METCALFE No possesion is gratifying without a companion. LARRY MICKEY ALLEN REDDING Men of few words are the best. SHARON ROLFE Quiet in class but powerful in grades. GENE SHIRLEY QUet until you know him. FRANK RICHES Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you diet. TOM RUTHERFORD Worries all the time, fearing he is learning too much. PAT SMITH Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. PAT (ROBERTSON) STAIR She sighs at many but loves only one FLOYE STINNETT Dates are her favorite fruit GARY SITTON He studies if he takes the notion but it's much easier to make a commotion. JACK SNODDY I never think of the future, it comes soon enough! SHIRLEY TIPTON He that is not jealous is not in love. DAVID WELLS If you want learning you must work for it. DONNA WATSON Speech is great but silence is greater. MIKE WHELAN Impossible is a word only to be found in the dictionary of fools. JOYCE WESTON Pubils should be seen and not heard. JOHN WILLIAMS No matter how hard the climb, he will always have a good time. JANICE YOUNGER A handful of gay life is better than a bushel of learning. Carol BEST ALL AROUND Fotchman-Bill Plunkett MOST DEPENDABLE Linda Chapman-Toy Waters Joy Tierce-Will McGill MOST TALKATIVE Donna Wallace-Chester Ekstrand MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Smith-Thom Tomlinson SENIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY CAST AND CREW: First Row: David Wells, Melvin Hurley, Bill Plunkett, Toynette Waters, Linda Chapman, and Sharon Rolfe. Second Row: Patsy Freeman, Dorsie Thrweat, Pat Smith, Julia Culli- son, Shirley Tipton, Judy Bartels, Roger Barber, and Larry Mickey. Third Row: Murray Hoffman, Robert Humiston, Garnet Thayer, Gene Shirley, Tom Tomlinson Chaster Ekstrand, Mike Wheland, John Williams, Bernice Carpenter, Gloria Peterson, Mrs. Seim, Mr. Woita, and Janet Strohmeyer. Fourth Row: Jim Maqee, Floye Stinnett, and Ralph Fough. ’ Green Valley Nestled away in the California valley is tiny picturesque Green Valley. For a hundred years, it was owned by the Berry family. Perhaps because of a favorable turn in the wet-dry cycle (or for some other reason not humanly understandable) the enlightened farming efforts of Eldon Berry converted the valley in- to a paradise of nature. Due to the unscrupulous hands of Tobias J. Ever- heel, Eldon Berry nearly loses the valley. Please boys, can't we talk this thing over. Settlers rest after a long journey into Green Valley. Tinker, Tinker, where are you? Eldon, we here want to know what you did with Prim. Potatoes grow big in this here Valley. The spirits gather for a swinging time Now listen here son! THE END « •Wl‘'v-' ''Wt' « DM j!;?tj|f , rtt|lJF Jenny oMTirn '. 1,« feffcjjy� lvia. � cc StockU MF Austin. JLly McClj| Mary jL. Ru n IjM r Mrs SixjtTarrl. FrrkiJ iBiPr horn says Mr K?«r 't ;;fl?1 lf• 1 r ne record there isl lc c r ' ' Civic certo. a Haydn tri Lifie Sun- fc.,tunn t!u- fcis iw the nuu My CJ pu Horn.’ variety of the tcchnl •rtorufl al virtwlitv Wind In | )e used In Jemband uJifo Ann senior Hlontltj April i tfl , Mrs Vir t Lfollon it ORGANIZATIONS MIXED Front Row: Carol Graves, Mary Jo Disbrow, Joyce Plunkett, Louis Morris, Ginger Dirksen, Linda Van Osdol, Nelda LaMunyon, Margaret Bates, Susan Rolfe, Oralee Boehme, Garnet Thayer, Joyce Weston, and Rod Woita. Second Row: Sharon Chisholm, Sue Chapman, Betty Graves, Loylene Austin, Carrie Bales, Susan Fowler, Marie Jackson, Donna Watson, Linda Carey, Sherry Merrel, Rita Hicks, Sharon Lund, and Shirley Stewart. CHORUS Third Row: Dianna Kindsfather, Vernon Nollen, Gary Sitton, Bill Plunkett, Ron Martin, Kathy Schieman, Bernice Carpenter, Bobbie Barnett, Garry Tillett, Diane Coffey, Bob Humiston, Calvin Miller. Fourth Row: Ray Hicks, Gary Huber, Fred Mitchell, Truman Watson, Laura Tierce, Leola Gillieand, Geri Burdick, Lenard Nollen, David Cain, Frank Riches, and Allen Townsend. Not Pictured: Marilyn Franzen, Rose Ann Henrickson, Bernard Schlyper, and Don Martin. Band Shirley Tipton, Head Majorette (Second Semester). Gloria (Peterson) Unger ROD WOITA, Band Instructor Drummers, Bill Hennies, Jerry Crane, (Not Pictured, Frances Wright) Bass Horn, Michael Key. Saxophones, Gary Nye, John Kelty, Mike Fletcher, Bob Humiston, Tannie Cox, Kneeling, Allen Humiston, Flute, I_____________________________________i Majorettes Clarinets, Carol Jones, Norval Kilgore, Robert Sides, Sylvia Sawyer, Merle Hill Comets, Ron Martin, Kenny Dill, Dennis Pope, (Not Pictured, Bernard Schlyper). Trombones, Fredora Way, Daniel Dewees. French Homs, Aaron Thayer, Terry Klien. FI aye Stinnett, Head Majorette (First Semester), GIRL S GLEE CLUB Front Row: Sharon Davidson, Cheryl Fletcher, Kay Plunkett, Karen Whitlatch, Sharon Tillett, Glenda Casto, Marcia Lambrecht. Second Row: Bonnie Korkow, Sharon Doran, Lonetta Christensen, Patricia Lee, Dora Doran, Penny Haas. Third Row: Gloria Bitterman, Darlene Garbe, Sharon Nixon, Felecia Markham, Ruby Willard, Paulette Kassner, Linda Combs, Kathy Nelson. Not Pictured: Frances Wright. B. CHORUS: Front Row: Patricia Stair, Stella Bales, Sherrie Shobe, Becky Way, Dorothy Helton, Pat Coleman, Barbara Bitterman. Back Row: Tom Younger, Gary Nye, Kenny Dill, Larry Stinson, Eugene Griffith, Dennis Cain. Not Pictured: David Davidson. B. BAND: Front Row: Dianne Kindsfather, Mike Morris, Larry Webb, and Benny Beldor. Back Row: Jim Graves, Wayne Combs, Eugene Griff- ith, Steve Taylor. Not Pictured: George Brad- burry. � will ,U -A COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS: Linda Chapman, Vice- President; Judy Bartels, President; Toy Waters, Sec. Commercial Club is an organization to prepare students for life in the business world. The duties of the club are to operate the school store for the benefit of the students and to be of service to the teachers in various secretarial jobs. The school gives tribute to this club for their fine efforts. Members busily prepare for future as office workers. Mrs. Davis watches over busy students, Dorsie Thrweat, and Rita Hicks. Working in the Student Store are Carol Fochtman and Donna Wall- ace. Guest Speaker, Miss McQue tells of the advantages of going to Business College. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Marvin LaRont presenting FHA Advisor, Mrs. DeCamp with cor- sage for help given during the FFA Banquet. OFFICERS: Marvin LaRont, President Roger Cullison, Vice President Larry Klein, Secretary Curtis Kreger, 1st Treasurer Ivan Batch, 2nd Treasurer Jerry Clark, Sentinel Larry Mickey, Reporter Jack Gibson and Robert Lee with school tractor and trailer on school farm. Curtis Kreger holding one of the sheep belonging to the Cascade FFA Chapter. F. F. A. Banquet Pres. Marvin LaRont pre- senting welcome address at Banquet. Left to Right are: Mr. G Mrs. Jack LaRont, Principal Mr. McKenzie, Vo. Ag. Instructor and wife Mr. G Mrs. Wallace Riehle. Below: Five Freshmen reciting FFA Creed from memory. F.H. A. F. F. A. FAMILY FUN NIGHT FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS: Marilyn Adams; Freshman Repre- sentative, Judy Bartels; Social Chairman, Sharon Stanton; Treas- urer, Julia Cullison; Secretary, Mary Moore; President, Shirley Tipton; Reporter and Historian, Kathy Taylor; Degree Chairman, Loylene Austin; Vice President, Edna McCleelan; Parlimentarian. Sharon Lambrecht demonstrates cosmetic application on Sharon Choate, as Pres. Mary Moore watches. Vice Pres. Loylene Austin, races to dress as a boy at Family Fun Night. Christmas Caroling was en- joyed by F. H. A. and F. F. A. members near Christmas. DANCING OFFICERS: Bill Plunkett, President; Rick Hofmann, Vice Pres.; Pam Kilgore, Secretary; Norman Tinknell, Sergeant- at-arms. Ladies choice? CLUB m ft Who dat? Mr. Siem watches over dancing club. This music makes me want to do the wron9 with Vour le9 Bill? F IREMEN Mr. Stengel, Advisor Melvin Hurley, Chief Tom Tomlinson, Asst. Clm� f MEMBERS: Mike Fletcher, Mike Key, Brent Jensen, Richard Keudell, Bob Cookson, Dave McGill, Richard Hofmann, Jerry Crane, Dick Wallace, Don Gildow, Roger Cull- ison, John Williams, Floyd Strode, Will McGill, Randy Mickey, Galen Carlile, Steve Hagan, Aaron Thayer, Gary Nye, Richard Hayes, Jerry Clark, Dan Deweese, Tom Vanio, Terry Coleman, Ervin Fry, Pete Peterson, Don Holt, Ron Martin, Randy Sitton, Bob Humiston, Ralph Fough, Mike Whelan, Bill Warner, Larry Doran. Civil Defense Drill F. T. A. OFFICERS: Kathy Taylor, Secretary Sharon Rolfe, President Sharon Chisholm, Vice Pres. Members, Frank Riches, Mary Moore, Loylene Austin, Nancy Poet, Robert Humiston, Will McGill, Larry Mickey, Roger Barber. OFFICERS: Left to Right: Pam Reed; Vice President, Steve Barber; President, Sharon Nixon; Sec.-Treas. Checkmate? A i ds One of many movies! OFFICERS: Melvin Hurley; President, Galen Carlile; Vice President, Gloria Etzel; Secretary, Norval Kilgore; Serge ant-at-arms. G. A. A. MEMBERS: M. Bates, C. Graves, D. Kind- father, C. Jones, K. Murdock, P. Strode, B. Cain, P. Freeman, G. Peterson, N. Poet, R. Cain, L. Grim, W. Meshelle, D. Stinnett, C. Browning, O. Boehme, S. Rolfe, F. Stin- nett, J. Albertson, S. Tipton, S. Tillett, J. Large, J. Dowe, S. Stanton, B. Graves, P. Garbe, M. Franzen, B. Rybloom, J. Plunkett, L. Van Cfcdol, P. Woosley, K. Williams, L. Lambrecht, S. Bales, B. Gil- bert, M. Tincknell, J. Ekstrand, K. Wil- cox, J. Cooksey, C. Fletcher, S. Davidson, P. Weight, S. Stroud, P. Hagan, D. Mustain, D. Ward, D. Doran, I. Dollarhyde, D. Garb, S. Doran, M. Lambrecht, L. Christiansen, C. Thompson, J, Michaelson, G. Huber, D. Helton, M. Korkow, C. Libby, G. Bur- dick, S. Chapman, G. Casto, B. Dovmer, S. Tillett, F. Stinnett, G. Etzel, C. Field, F. Hans. OFFICERS: Left to Right, Treasurer; Karen Murdock, Secretary; Carol Jones, Advisor; Miss Sharon Larson, President; Floye Stinnett, Vice President; Sharon Tillett. News Paper Staff Cascade Cougar staff busily reading. NEWSPAPER ADVISOR, Mrs. Evangeline Williams. Larry Doran, Photographer; Murray Hoffman, Co-editor; Linda Burgess, Reporter. BillPlunkett and Garnet Thayer, Sports Editors. Linda Van Qsdol and Joyce Plunkett, Feature Page Editors. Linda Burgess, Reporter; Dorsie Thrweat, Exchange Editor. Mike Whelan, Editor; Lois Morris, Co-editor; Janet Strohmeyer, Asst. Editor; and Chester Ekstrand, Co-editor. National Honor Society OFFICERS: Bill Plunkett, Pres., Roger Barber, Vice Pres., Patsy Freeman, Secu- re tary. Carol Lee, accompanied by Mrs. Williams, presented entertainment at the assembly. New Members are: (kneeling) Mary Moore, Fredora Way, Janet Stromeyer, Sylvia Sawyer, Toynette Waters, (standing) Galen Carlile, Larry Mickey, Melvin Hurely, Lynel Seines, and Dennis Pope. New members and parents attending the afternoon tea. Old Members are: (kneeling) Shirley Tipton, Pat Smith, Pat Freeman, Judy Bartels, and Julia Cullison. (standing) Roger Barber, Thom Tomlinson, Bill Plunkett, and Will McGill. Music for the tea was provided by Rose Ann Henrickson and Mr. Brooks. OFFICERS: Left to Right, Sgt.-atr Armsj Floye Stinnett, Vice President; Sylvia Sawyer, President; Bernice Carpenter, Advisor; Mrs. Alice Etzel, Secretary; Gail Huber, Treas- urer; Linda Combs. GIRL’S LEAGUE Kathy Schiemen and Lynel Seines. PEP CLUB MEMBERS: Linda Grim, Kay Wilcox, Karen Whitlatch, Jodie Large, Ruth Hill, Joanne Stewart, Cheryl Flether , Sharon Davidson, Wanda Meshelle, Kay Plunkett, Pam Kilgore, Fleicia Markham, Beatrice Downer, Judy Michealson, Susan Rolfe, Margaret Bates, Mary Jo Disbrow, Carol Jones, Karen Murdock, Gloria Etzel, Carol Field, Patty Strode, Kathy Schieman, Jean Graves, Mary Korkow, Rose Ann Henrickson, Gail Huber, Loylene Austin, Diane Coffey, Mary Moore, Lois Morris, Linda Van Qsdol, Sylvia Sawyer, Freddie Way, Joyce Plunkett, Marilyn Franzen, Gloria Peterson, Patsy Freeman, Jady Bartels, Shirley Tipton, Karen Porter, Garnet Thayer, Sharon Chisholm, Pat Smith, Joy Richards, Joy Tierce, Janet Strohmeyer, Sharon Rolfe, Carol Fochtman, Donna Waijace, Nancy Poet. OFFICERS: Judy Bartels, Point Chairman; Mary Jo Disbrow, Treasurer; Carol Field, Advisor of Pep Club is Miss Sharon Secretary; Janet Strohmeyer, Vice Presi- Larson, dent; Pat Smith, Parlimentarian; and Gloria Peterson, President. Pep Club holds practice for Jamboree Down in front! night. Cheerleaders lead pep yell at football Junior Varsity Squad, game. J U N I 0 R V A R S 1 T Y Left to Right: Pam Kilgore, Flecia Fleicia Markham, Rose Ann Henrik- son, Kay Plunkett, Bonnie Krokow, and Gail Huber. Luther. Varsity Rally Squad pose in their gold football uniforms. Whether on the football field, basket- ball court or at assemblies, the six lively cheerleaders drummed up en- thusiasm that inspired even the mopes to cheer. Cheerleaders display peppy black and white basketball uniforms. Left to Right: Freddie Way, Nancy Poet, Donna Wallace, Carol Fochtman, (yell queen) Joyce Plunkett, and Marilyn Franzen. V A R S I T Y F O o T B A L L David Wells Jeff Manning Larry Mickey Roger Barber Allen Townsend D. E. Hartman Jerry Wallace VARSITY SCHEDULE Marvin LaRont Dutch LaRont v Gary Klokstad Tony Mills Mike Helvey Lynel Seines George Phlug Gene Shirley Cascade 12 North Marion 13 Cascade 0 Woodburn 13 Cascade 12 Mt. Angel 33 Cascade 0 Central 57 Cascade 6 Serra 0 Cascade 12 Canby 6 Cascade 28 Stay ton 13 (PLAYOFF-GAME) Cascade 14 Gervais 12 Cascade placed third in the Capital Conference playoffs. Ken Bales Steve Barber Freshman football team: (Back row-left to right) Randy Sitton, Bill Hennis, Gerald Mix, Delvin Mor- issette, David Ross, Charles Carpenter; (Center row-left to right) Ervin Fry. Don Holt, Steve Hagan, Don Muzechenko, Bill Warner, Keith Younger, Gerald Bates, Dan Dewees, Randy Mickey, Ron Mitchell; (Front row-left to right) Tom Hice, Delbert Gossen, Dan Hartmen, Mike Stinson, Tim Taylor, Howard Krutsh, Justin Brown, Darryl Clark, Darrell Kihs. Below: Cascade's 1960-61 football managers. From left to right kneeling: Tom Vanio, Pete Peterson, and Bert Jones. Standing: Charles Ziogas, Dennis Pope, Floyd Strode, Aaron Thayer, and Terry Coleman. Above: The Cougar football coaches for the 1960- 61 season were, left to right, Freshman coach, Bill Johnson; head Varsity coach, Rudy Herr; and Assis- tant coach, Randall McMichael. Senior Center: Mike He Ivey 'S 1 3t Senior Halfback: Marv LaRont V fp' mki . o ' g Senior End: Jeff Manning yARS A7T1 BAS1 TBALJr (Back row-left to right) Roger Barber, Ray Hicks, Gary Klokstad, Coach Rudy Herr, Galen Carlile Jerry Wallace, Danny Foster, (front row-left to right) Bill Plunkett, Steve Simpson, Larry Mickey, Marv LaRont, Dutch LaRont. JUNIOR VARSITY: (Front row-Left to right) Randy Mickey, Don Bmce, Dennis Tomlinson, Gary Gleason, and Tom Hice, (Back row) Tim Taylor, Steve Barber, Alan Townsend, Joe Gross, Aaron Thayer, and Coach Peyton Lieuallen. Above, the 1960-61 basketball managers: Left to right-kneeling: Dennis Pope, and Delbert Gossen. Top to bottom: Ed Peterson, Loren Sawyer, Floyd Strode, and Terry Coleman. Results of J. Varsity Basketball season: (denotes league games ) Cascade 31—-Silverton 23 Cascade 36--Willamina 21 Cascade 28--Silverton 21 Cascade 33--Gervais 40 Cascade 37--Gervais 28 ♦Cascade 31-Stayton 37 Cascade 44--Willamina 39 •Cascade 34--Canby 36 Cascade 28--Mt. Angel 41 Cascade 29--Woodburn 35 •Cascade 31-Serra 33 Cascade 32--Mt. Angel 33 Cascade 46-Central 70 Cascade 24—Stayton 34 Cascade 38-Canby 34 Cascade 37—Woodburn 39 Cascade 38-Serra 50 Cascade 24— Central 49 Results of Freshman Basketball season: Cascade 47--Scio 33 Cascade 35—Central 29 Cascade 34--Stayton 31 Cascade 32--Jefferson 36 Cascade 29—Serra 31 Cascade 52—Scio 32 Cascade 23--Central 45 Cascade 34—-Stayton 32 Cascade 39—Jefferson 61 Results of Varsity Basketball season: (denotes league games ) Cascade 43----Silverton 48 (OT) Cascade 41—Willamina 35 Cascade 48----Silverton 46 (2 OT) Cascade 38--Gervais 39 Cascade 51--Gervais 42 •Cascade 49--Stayton 51 Cascade 52----Willamina 48 ♦Cascade 55--Canby 43 Cascade 24—Mt. Angel 52 Cascade 37--Woodburn 59 •Cascade 40--Serra 49 Cascade 31-—Mt. Angel 35 •Cascade 41--Central 50 •Cascade 40--Stayton 41 ♦Cascade 62---Canby 54 Cascade 39--Woodburn 58 •Cascade 41--Serra 67 •Cascade 49—-Central 71 'Now listen boys, we've got to. Mn V Where's the ball? I can't see. Swing your partner. Yaa-hoo Please go in bally ! Bouncy- Bouncy Hey coach, now what? It's my ball. (Back Row-left to right) Keith Kreger, Coach Randy McMichael, (Third Row) Norval Kilgore, Jim Graves, Randy Sitton, Mike Wallace, Dave Gower, George Plug, (Second Row) Bill Warner, Bill Hennies, Jim Magee, Curt Kreger, Murray Hoffman, Calvin Miller, Tom Younger, (First Row) Larry Webb, Mike Gilbert, Jack Gibson, Gary Sitton, Ed Lewis, Lynel Seines, Rick Hofmann, H.ldo.t� � � 1''' Sit °n hil« Hennies Our Fa ithfull coach If looks mean anything Watch that chicken wing Sitton. VARSITY BASEBALL Left to right, front row: Will McGill, George Pfluq, Marv LaRont lerrv Wallace Rnner RorKor n n r mL “k re ' D' “ sS r'co r JV BASEBALL Left to right, front row: Joe Gross, Daryl Clark, Dan Dewees, Justin Brown, Steve Barber, Tom Younger, Tom Cook, Don Holt. Back row: Harold Hurley, Tom Vanio, Erwin Fry, Daryl Kihs, Gerald Bates, and Bill Hennies. J.V. BASEBALL CASCADE 2 JEFFERSON 11 CASCADE 2 STAYTON 11 CASCADE 9 CENTRAL 1 CASCADE 0 STAYTON 3 CASCADE 8 SCIO 6 CASCADE 8 CENTRAL 10 Varsity Baseball coach, Lyle King J. V. Baseball coach, Payton Lieullan. VARSITY BASEBALL CASCADE 5 MT. ANGEL 1 CASCADE 0 MT. ANGEL 3 CASCADE 2 WOODBURN 3 CASCADE 20 SALEM ACADEMY 8 CASCADE 8 ST. BONIFACE 3 CASCADE 6 CENTRAL 1 CASCADE 23 ST. BONIFACE 1 CASCADE 17 SCIO 1 CASCADE 5 STAYTON 2 CASCADE 1 CENTRAL 8 Last minute orders given by coach. Coach Lyle King demonstrates the pitch- ing machine, recently named El Pitcho. Left to right: Bill Plunkett, Marvin La- Ront, and Jerry Wallace. Will McGill TRACK Left to right, first row: Gene Shirley, Keith Younger, Ben Belden, Dutch LaRont, Mike Wallace, Leonard Forrest, Steve Hagan, Ron Mitchell. Second row: D. E. Hartman, Mike Stinson, Aaron Thayer, Jerry Crane, Allen Townsend, Howard Crutch, Stephen Taylor, Fritz Keudell, Ron Redding, Mike Helvey. Third row, managers: David Cain, Mike Fletcher, Richard McClung— David Wells, Tim Taylor, Gary Klokstad, Jerry Clark, Larry Mickey, manager Floyd Strode and Coach Randal McMichael. TRACK SCORES FOR THE SEASON Coach Randy McMichael tells Fritz Keudell to get his heat up. Cascade 36 N. Marion 72 Woodburn 41 Cascade 44 Central 78 Cascade 54 Stayton 67 Cascade 37 Silverton 85 Cascade 26 Serra 65 Stayton 45 Cascade 76 Scio 38 Salem Academy 38 It's a bird--it's a plane! No, it's Larry Mickey merior II t. ■., llH i,it ]W WJ '■■ Oenmml 1)01111' Mial V'kir and m|a 9 appeared ul ■ir merui 3 W T« honor MMs Helen Hedrick, Pudent teacher fimn the Univer- sity of Mis: nme economics classes serJy IjfiTee ami lea to the riwin Burt. Bif Johnson i if Mr Allen .Ioni V.TU WHnveiligi U papro|| Indents hlw Mdo research AcriPIn in the require I From JeaBnrlllilt anA 'stance Smitll 1 Korf r perfect papeW on his ex;� tion over Principles of sumption. I Biology classes, under I lection of Mr. William ■ Ure beginning the study I life. I Out of a possible 150- •'' -': ‘ Uvlririil , u J� 4! ... ... 1 1. 1 ’I; 1 Good ol Cascatraz. Let's see now, what comes next? Look busy, don't they? Angle E equals angle A, I mean, gosh, this is confusing ! Let's grab it here and start cutting. With all these papers hanging around, you'd think they were working. Look at all those bookworms. Where's the teacher? Girls can be in sports just as well as the boys. The homemaking girls take a tour of Mrs. Riches' new home. What's cooking? SHOP DEPARTMENTS JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT; Steve Simpson VICE-PRESIDENT; Dutch LaRont SECRETARY; Linda Van Osdol TREASURER; Carrie Bales SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; Fritz Keudell L. Austin C. Bales S. Bales S. Betker B. Bitterman O. Boehme L. Burgess D. Cain D. Cain G. Carlile R. Carpenter J. Clark D. Coffey T. Coleman P. Coleman G. Collier B. Cookson T. Cox H. Dumond F. Gray L. Forrest D. Foster M. Franzen P. Garbe J. Gibson L. Gilliland D. Gower L. Gossen B. Graves E. Harness R. Hayes J. Hermanson V. Hoffmann E. Jarman B. Jensen L. Klein F. Keudell D. LaRont J. Lyons R. Martin C. McNeil S. Merrill C. Miller T. Mills M. Moore L. Morris J. Morte nsen F. Mitchell G. Pflug J. Plunkett D. Pope B. Rybloom C. Saunders L. Seines S. Shobe S. Simpson S. Stanton. K. Taylor F. Taylor A. Townsend M. Van Dusen L Van Osdol J. Wallace F. Way L. Wellman H. Willard K. Williams D. Wolfe B. Wrey SOPHOMORES S. Barber B. Barnett M. Bates R. Bliss R. Bradley D. Bruce B. Butts J. Bales G. Burdick L. Carey J. Collins K. Colvin J. Crane R. Cullison S. Chapman G. Casto K. Dill M. Disbrow S. Fowler D. Gildow G. Gleason C. Graves J. Gross F. Hans D. Hartman L. Heineck C. Hein D. Helton R. Henrickson R. Hicks D. Holtz G. Huber A. Hu mis ton S. Hagan M. Jackson C. Jones N. Kilgore D. Kindsfather M. Korkow K. Kreger N. LaMunyon J. Lawrence E. Lewis C. Libby S. Lund R. Long E. McClellan R. Mickey M. Morris R. Moses 9 K. Murdock S. Murphy D. Martin G. Nye J. Pankratz M. Parker S. Parker S. Rolfe B. Russell K. Schieman D. Shilhanek G. Stewart S. Stewart L. Stinson P. Strode A. Thayer L. Thompson S. Tillett D. Tomlinson D. Wallace L. Whitfield M. Williams D. Wrey T. Watson T. Younger 9 Q 3 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT; Tom Hice VICE-PRESIDENT; Dan Dewees SECRETARY; Bonnie Korkow TREASURER; Lynne Davidson SERGEANT-AT-ARMS; Ron Redding M. Adams J. Albertson M. Anderson G. Bates B. Belden G. Bitterman G. Bradburry M. Brand J. Brown C. Browning A. Burgess R. Cain C. Carpenter L. Christensen M. Christensen H. Clark G. Combs L. Combs T. Cook J. Cooksey T. Crawford L. Davidson S. Davidson D. Dewees D. Doran S. Doran J. Ekstrand C. Fletcher E. Fry D. Garbe M. Gilbert D. Gossen J. Graves L. Green L. Grim P. Hagan P. Hans A. Harness B. Hennies T. Hice R. Hill B. Holt D. Holt M. Hultz H. Hurley N. Jarman B. Jones P. Kassner J. Ke lty R. Keudell D. Kihs P. Kilgore T. Klein B. Korkow G. Kremer H. Krutch M. Lambrecht S. Lancaster J-. Large J. Lee P. Lee A. Long J. Lyons R. McClung W. Meshelle M. Miller R. Mitchell J. Mix F. Moore D. Morrissette D. Mustain R. Nixon J. Nollen A. Pierce K. Plunkett R. Redding D. Ross L. Sawyer R. Schwartz R. Sitton P. Snyder R. Stanton J. Stewart D. Stinnett M. Stinson S. Stroud L. Taylor S. Taylor T. Taylor C. Thompson P. Tincknell T. Vanio D. Waddell M. Wallace D. Ward B. Warner L. Webb P. Weight K. Whitlatch K. Wilcox R. Willard K. Younger 1 d 1 ■u party prq f of terror f -vho attended iy Harrison I D:ll.iV Vi r W fmarcL tlW linlays li eh currait p sir Tnm md i-ci Trls rogram |e� n in ACTIVITIES - H ■ H 3 o'ch w Wfu. decide! J • ■ones Omfl ; j I illiht r.u-M thf 'H I ■] ! r 'Hi •.� tit Du V light? tc girls v ecame st r. much Other n HOMECOMING Cascade's Homecoming was held on Oc. 13 and 14. The opening event was the bonfire on Oct. 13 at 7:30 p. m. Cheerleaders were present to lead yells to rouse spirit for the game with Serra on the 14th. All Senior girls were candidates for the Home- coming Court. The student body elected ten girls and out of these girls one was Queen and two were crowned princesses. The Homecoming ended with a dance after the game, to which alumni and registered guests were invited. Mums were sold for the girls. ABOVE: Left to Right; Crown Princess, Ber- nice Carpenter; Queen, Leota Davidson; Crown Princess, Carol Focht- man. Queen Leota Davidson and her escort Bill Plunkett. To the right are the remaining seven princesses of the Homecoming Court. Janet Strohmeyer, Carol Lee, Shirley Tipton, Toy Water, Donna Wallace, Floye Stinnett, (not pictured Gloria Peterson. ) Everyone enjoys blaze of the bonfire, and helps boost spirit for the Sena Game. Bill Plunkett and Marilyn Franzen, de- cide on records to be played at the dance after the Bonfire. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM One hundred Cascade students took part in the annual Christmas program. The chorus, in co-operation with the band and speech class presented, A Christmas Pageant. The theme, Blessed Nativity was built around a nativity scene. The speech dept, narrated the program. Papa Woita and helpers The program was under the direction of building Church Window. Mrs- MarV Seim and Mr- R°d Woita. Girls Trio singing Here Comes Santa Claus. The true meaning of Christmas is giving not receiving. Peace on earth, good will toward men. Away in the Manger. Janet Strohmeyer and Wayne Kreger. CHRISTMAS BALL Gail Huber and Larry Mickey. Mr. and Mrs. John Siem. A group of students joining in conversation. (Left to Right) Mr. and Mrs. Jay Unger, Floye Stinnett and Jim Crane. (Left to Right) Carol Browning, Floyd Couples enjoy dancing to the wonderful Strode, Robert Hum is ton, Kathy Taylor. music. Daddy-o, this is a hep cat game tonight, with those scrawny Stay ton Chickens. Roll out the carpet. Let's get this car on the road. This poet is riding high. Drag Net Strike up the band! Gee, drives just like a Rolls Royce. 4 as a Man hit that Bongo again, I feel the beat. Who's that Big Daddy with the blinders. Where is everybody! lance Dear, you dance like a dream. This is what we call the pad. Do they really call this the twist? Pretty Gail Huber is crowned Queen of the Carnival by Roger Barber, President of the Lettermen's Club. Bright-eyed princesses Carol Lee, Ginger Derksen, and Kay Wilcox are pictured with Queen Gail Huber. Pep Club Lettermen CARNIVAL Smiles appear on the plastered faces of Mr. Herr and Miss Larson. Students of Cascade try their luck at the Penny Drop booth. TUMBLE BUGS Left to right: Patsy Freeman, Fleicia Markham, Pat Reed, Pam Reed, Geri Burdick, Bonnie Korkow, Nancy Poet. Bottom: Pat Reed, Geri Burdick, Nancy Poet, Bonnie Korkow, Pam Reed; Top; Felicia Markham, Patsy Freeman. Geri Burdick Patsy Freeman Nancy Poet Patsy Freeman Nancy Poet Mr. FFA Marv LaRont Miss FHA Shirley Tipton enjoy dance. The happy winners! JUNIOR PLAY CLOSE THE DOOR One of the most hilarious plays ever put on at Cascade kept the audience in stitches. There was a variety of nonsense mixed with drama. The cast pictured above included Diane Coffey, Oralee Boehme, Joyce Plunkett, Freddie Way, Mary Moore, Sylvia Sawyer, Dennis Pope, Carrie Bales, Vern Hoffman, Lois Morris, Sharon Stanton, Linda Van Osdol, and Judy Do we. Phyllis and Jane eagerly wait for Elmer to light the lantern and build a fire. Shotput trips over a suitcase carelessly left in her path, by the gruesome threesome . Alice and Frieda help- lessly look on. Eva and Jane stand staring at Mary as Jane gives her the news that Alice has poisoned herself. MOTHER % DAUGHTER TEA Senior girls displaying Sharon Chisholm's hat designing are: Carol Fochtman, Pat Smith, Floye Stinnett, Nancy Poet, and Donna Wallace. First year Horn Ec. girls model their skirts and blouses they made. Left to right: Sharon Davidson, Kay Plunkett, Lynne Davidson, and Linda Taylor. Third year Home Ec. students, Sharon Betker and Mary Moore, display their wool garments. First year Home Ec.student, Judy Albertson, displays her cotton dress. Second year Home Ec. student, Carol Hein displays her dress. First year students Wanda Meshelle and Jordy Large model their spring dresses. Dorothy Wolfe, third year student, shows off wool garment. V BERNICE CARPENTER September JULIA CULLISON April CAROL FOCHTMAN March FLOYE STINNETT October Bernice Carpenter, Girl of the Year for 61' proudly wears an orchid corsage given to her at the Mother and Daughter Tea. SHIRLEY TIPTON February GLORIA UNGER November MARTHA TINCKNELL December LINDA CHAPMAN January MAY DAY PROGRAM The royal court of May day, from left to right; front to back. Bruce Robins, Tracy Glide well, Pam Johnson, Tohm Tomlinson, Bernice Carpenter, Floye Stinnett, Bill Plunkett, Larry Mickey, Carol Fochtman, Donna Wallace. Queen Toynette Waters, and King Richard Hoffman. Queen Toynette Waters I and King Richard Hofmann I, pose with smiling faces at the May Day Program. The Tumble Bugs perform at the program. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Queen Linda Chapman with her escort Jerry Wallace. The Junior-Senior Prom was presented in a Chinese theme, entirely lighted by black lights. There were beautifully painted murals of Chinese characters, which created a wall effect. Queen Linda Chapman was chosen and presented a bouquet of red roses at intermission. Hie prin- cesses also received a corsage of white carnations. The refreshments consisted of orange and straw- berry sherbert with Chinese fortune cookies. Hie queen and her court, from left to right; Donna Wallace. Linda Chapman (queen), Toynette Waters, and Carol Fochtman. Marilyn Franzen poses in front of a mural, dressed in her Chinese costume. A very happy couple, Dorsie Thwreatt Wayne Kreger and Janet Strohmeyer and Bob Humiston. Among the contented students are these four. Geri Burdick, Carol Graves, Bonnie Korkow, and Dutch LaRont. Fritz Keudell, Sharon Betker, Sherry Merrell, and Tom Draper. Smiling faces appear from RoseAnn Hendricks and Frank Riches. GRADUATION Vrfoosley ind?e99Y and F1oydHendren ,hmcYer tnd Janet P unkett Stinnett W‘‘'MoCmaMDOTMWaii M tester Ekslfc '• ■‘“C«rpeTOr Richard Hoffman and Carol Fochtman Norman Tincknell wears his flashy hat, one of the many prizes auctioned that night. SENIOR ALL-NIGHT PARTY Bill Plunkett and Senior Class Pres, act as auction- eers at the party. Juniors as well as Seniors enjoy relaxation while attending the early morning dance. These happy Seniors enjoy eating the de- licious food which was served all night. I960- -61 Baseball Results Cascade 5 Mt. Angel Cascade 0 Mt. Angel Cascade 2 Woodbum Cascade 21 Salem Ac. Cascade 8 St. Boniface Cascade 6 Central Cascade 23 St. Boniface Cascade 17 Scio Cascade 5 Stayton Cascade 1 Central Cascade 8 Scio Cascade 5 St. Helens Cascade 1 Stayton Cascade 0 Serra Cascade 2 Dallas 1 3 3 8 3 1 1 1 2 8 1 6 9 2 1 Floye Stinnett and Ralph Fough enjoy themselves at the dance. TRACK RESULTS Placed 6th at Canby Invitational Placed 6th at District JV Meet Placed 7th at District Varsity Placed 1st at Freshman Meet Tri-Meet Central 75, Stay ton 44, Cascade 31. Cascades track man Aaron Thayer placed 11th with a 4:45. 1 minute rule in state A2 Meet at Corvallis, May 27th. NEW STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Varsity Cheerleaders: Left to right, Freddie Way, Rose Ann Henrickson, Gail Huber, Linda Van Osdol, Marilyn Franzen and Yell Queen Joyce Plunkett. Secretary, Sharon Betker. First Treasurer, Dennis Pope, Second Treasurer, Jean Graves, Sergeant-at-Arms, Daniel DeWeese. SENIOR CLASS WILL I Bequeath— BARBARA BALES--my never ending job, until graduation of typing daily bulletins and ab- sentees to Linda Wellman and hope she can do a better job than I have the last year; KEN BALES—my football uniform to Carrie Bales, she'll need it; JUDY BARTELS And JULIA CULLISON—our friendship, giggles, and letter-reading sessions to Mary Moore and Loylene Austin; ROGER BARBER—my slightly used football jersey, no. 26 to George Pflug, with this comes my personal copy of Football From the Ground Up, or Flat on Your Back. WANDA CADE--my absenteeism to Sherrie Shobe; BERNICE CARPENTER—my freeness to run all over the school first period for Mrs. Etzel to Sylvia Sawyer; LINDA CHAPMAN-- my height to Ed Peterson; SHARON CHISHOLM--my millinery ability to Qralee Boehme; LINDA COOPER--my only long fingernail to Betty Ailstock; DAVID DAVIDSON--my golden locks to Mrs. Siem; JUDY DILLARD—my ability to get behind in shorthand to Stellar Bales; LARRY DORAN—my mascu- line build to Joyce Plunkett; CHESTER EKSTRAND--my ability to comb my hair to all the junior girls; CAROL FOCHTMAN--my boisterous laugh to Dan Foster; RALPH FOUGH—my ability to take pictures and charm Mrs. Williams into letting me run around to Norval Kilgore; BILL FREDRICKSON—my ability to make my very scant allowance last through two hard nights to Dave Gower; PATSY FREEMAN--my love for Texas to Dutch LaRont, may he uphold it its honor, and my dimples to Steve Barber; JUDY GARRISON—all my book fines to Oralee Boehme; BETTY GILBERT—my ability to write letters to our good buddy Janice Hermanson; RITA HICKS--all the girls short skirts to Ray Hicks; MIKE HELVEY--my ability to escape Mrs. Etzel on skip day to Fritz Kuedell; ROBERT HUMISTON—my set of six matched, chromed, chain driven spark plugs to Fritz Keudell and my set four cast-iron, high compression hubcaps complete with gaskets to David Hunt; FLOYD HENDREN—my curly hair to Fritz Keudell; GARY HUBER--my ability to skip school and get away with it and also my reserve seat in detention to Fritz Kuedell; RICHARD HOFMANN--my ability to get to school late to Jerry Wallace. I think he could use the sleep, with the hours he keeps; MELVIN HURLEY--my physics book, my place in sixth period Social Ec. , and my ability to gum up the fire drill to Terry Coleman in hopes that he can do better; GARY KLOKS T AD- - my Social Ec. and English Research Paper on which I received a one to Fred Mitchell and Brent Jensen; JIM KORKOW-- my ability to skip school and get by with it to Fritz Keudell, and my troubles with Mr. Dutton to Skip McNeil; CURTIS KREGER--my wrestling ability: to Randy Sitton and my ability to get along with teacher to Nancy Poet's brother; CAROL LEE--my terrible Social Ec. grades to Sylvia Sawyer; MURRAY HOFFMAN—my artistic ability to Fredora Way; MARVIN LARONT— all my studies, sports, and girls to Steve Simpson; JIM LEWIS--my favorite bottle opener to Dan Hartman and Ed Lewis; BETTE METCALFE—my tiny beaten and disabled brain to Pat Garbe; JAMES MAGEE—my Social Ec theme to Dave Gower, in hopes that he will get a better grade than I. Also my trig book with all the problems worked out on the pages to Lynel Seines; DAVID MCGILL—my driving ability when leaving the school ground to Ed Lewis; WILL MCGILL- my ability to juggle the books and borrow from the till to Dennis Pope; LARRY MICKEY—my ability to play at playing basketball to Galen Carlile, (Good luck shorty); NANCY POET— my teaching position at Shaw to Joyce Plunkett and to Marilyn Franzen my tumbling ability; KAREN PORTER—the use of my portable typewriter for writing all his themes to LeRoy Gossen, If he hands them in on time ; BILL PLUNIvETT—my ability to get out of class without a reason to Linda Van Osdol; ALLEN REDDING--my good looks and good luck with the girls to Bill Wrey; FRANK RICHES--my Trader Vic’s souvenir matchbook and many trips to Portland to Dianne Coffey and to my dear friend Rose Ann Henrickson my ability to be loud and noticeable; TOM RUTHERFORD--my ability to get along to Sharon Doran; PAT SMITH--my ability to turn a deaf ear to the yelling and screaming on the bus ride home to Bonia Rybloom; JANET STROHMEYER— my ability to get along with Martha to Pat Tincknell; GENE SHIRLEY—my malnutrition, my halitosis, my B. O. , my varicose veins, my rickits and scurvy, my club foot, my radiation sickness, my dizzy spells, and my pink eyes to Tony Mills; PAT STAIR—all my old boy- friends to Sherry Shobe and to Pat Coleman mv good looks; FLOYE STINNETT--being of sound mind and body, bequeath my tremendous height to Judy Dowe and my position as head maj- orette to rny sister, Delma Stinnett; GARY SITTON--my parking place on the hill to Lynel Seines (use it well, Lynel); JACK SNODDY—my intelligence, humor, wit, love, and orange International Pick-up to Carol Graves; FLOYD STRODE--my fours in Social Ec. to Jerry Clark; DORSIE THWREATT--my part of Mr. Dutton's Social Ec. notebooks and themes to Garry Webb and to Kay Williams my bookkeeping ability; NORMAN TINCKNELL--my good seat at Mrs. Etzel's desk at the office to Dave Gower; GARNET THAYER—my job with Mrs. Riches first period to Karen Murdock and Carol Hein and my cafeteria job to anyone unlucky enough to get it; MARTHA TINCKNELL—my smile and hope she can use it to Judy Dowe; JOY TIERCE—my ability to have trouble with cars I have owned to Mary Moore; SHIRLEY TIPTON—my fat legs to Flecia Markham; TOM TOMLINSON--my ability to argue, my love for beards, my beloved Confederate Flag, and my battered briefcase to Loylene Austin; DONNA WALLACE--my knocked knees to Kay Plunkett; TOYNETTE WATERS--my knack to get out of class to Marilyn Franzen; JOYCE WESTON—my ability to skip school and get away with it to Mike Fletcher; DAVID WELLS--my excellent running ability to Aaron Thayer and Allen Townsend; PEGGY WOOSL£Y--my luck to stay out of trouble to Dorothy Wolfe and hope she may continue to have as good of luck as I have had; MIKE WHELAN--being of sound mind and body bequeath to Larry Klein my old locker key so he can have fun locking the locker up on other people; JOHN WILLIAMS--my ability to get a positive reaction to the tuberculine test to Kay Williams. SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY If we could look a few years into the future of our graduating class of '61, I'm sure we would find many interesting things. Let's step into our time machine and spin to the year of 1975. And away we go-----------swish!'. ! ! Here we are in the lower streets of New York. There is a bum walking towards me. Unknown to me, it is none other than JACK SNODDY. Tiring of his mid-morning stroll, Jack sits down on the steps of the WALLACE and FOCHTMAN nursery. Before long Jack hears some voices coming from inside the building. Donna, who left these six brats here?' It was our old classmates, Carol. You know, JUDY GARRISON and ALLEN REDDING. Allen's the ownder of the Redding Chemical plant. He is making highly active baby foods. They said they see KAREN PORTER quite often. Well, what does Karen Porter have to do with Judy and Allen? She is buying the products for her zoo. By this time Jack was getting tired of the hen party and sauntered on down the street. Let's follow Jack and see where he will lead us to next, shall we? Jack, you're supposed to pay at the door to see the Hot Rod Races, not crawl over the fence! ! Ladies and gentlemen. We bring to you today, the championship race. In 1 car, we have JULIA CULLISON in her sleek mobile. In 2, DAVID DAVIDSON. Better known to the world as, Dare Devil Dave. 3, is VERNON NOLLEN. 4, is LARRY DORAN. 5 car, is JIM KORKOW driving 'Bad Boy. 6, TOM RUTHERFORD. 7, CHESTER EKSTRAND. 8 car is, FLOYD HENDREN driving 'The Hump', and the holder of the championship title for the last 3 years, JUDY BARTELS.They're approaching the starting line. 1------2-------3-----go!! After several spins around the track, Vernon's car gave way and let go. Bang! Running across the track with a stretcher are FRANK RICHES and FLOYD STRODE. Frank is turning greener around the gills at each step. Oh good-gravy! I've lost track of Jack. Oh, there he is going into that 'beat' joint across the street, named the Way CXit. Let's spruce up on our beat jive and step inside. As I opened the door, I came face to face with a room black as night. Hey, who turned out the lights? I said. Man, like what a square dad! Like, shut the slab man. The light hurts my sockets. That voice seemed familiar, so, I stepped inside and turned towards the direction of the voice. I tried very hard to adjust my eyes to the darkness. Why GENE SHIRLEY! How are ya' Geno old boy? Cut the slime man; you're interrupting this cool pad. Then I noticed others sitting around. BILL FREDRICKSON, RALPH FOUGH, GARY HUBER, (owner of the joint), JIM McGEE, GARY SITTON, and NORMAN TINCKNELL. Say Tink, I says, why don't you show me around this place? In unison they jived, Man, why don't you make lika a scab and peel out of here! !? I took the hint and left. I hadn't gone far when I saw MURRAY HOFFMAN drawing with his toes and strumming with his fingers. Wondering if he had seen or heard from any of the other classmates, I walked up and started a conversation with him. Hi Murray! Have you heard from any of the other fellows and gals? Oh yes! I hear FLOYE STINNETT is a nurse down in Texas. She's trying to make people think she is bigger just because she is in a big state. JOY TIERCE, BARBARA BALES, BETTE METCALFE, PAT STAIR, JANET MARKHAM, GLORIA UNGER, BERNICE CARPENTER, and PEGGY WOOSLEY belong to the 'Married Mothers of Menacing Men's Club'. Barbara always drags KENNY there by the ear and makes him listen to all their hen-scratching. Poor guy! I heard from CURTIS KREGER the other day. He's still in Oregon, farming; trying to catch that cute NANCY POET. I'll bet ya' they will be herding sheep together pretty soon. I had been watching the door of the Way Qit thinking Jack would come out, but he didn't. So, I will have to find my own way around. I ended up in the industrial part of town and found MELVIN HURLEY counting coffee beans for M. J. B. A little farther down the line, I accidentally stepped into a man-hole and stepped on someone's head. Out popped the head and I couldn't believe my eyes. There was DAVE McGILL down in the hole. I heard someone shout, air; give me some fresh air . To my surprise, JIM LEWIS stumbled out panting for breath. (I've heard of friends staying together through thick and thin, but this is the limit. ) I asked Dave if he had heard from his cousin, WILL McGILL. Yes, he said. The last I heard, he was calling himself 'Sir Duke William McGill of England. Have you heard from any of your other classmates? I'm trying to find out a little about all of them. Dave turned to Jim and asked, Wasn't that some of our old girl friends from Cascatraz that we saw in the chorus line at Plaza Plateau last week? Sure was, Dave. There was WANDA CADE, LINDA COOPER, JUDY DILLARD, BETTY GILBERT, and DONNA WATSON. Zowie ! I've never seen anything like it. And you wouldn't believe who owned the joint. Yep, that devastating, irresistible, handsome hunk of man, RICK HOFFMAN. Thanks boys. Could you tell me where I could sit down, rest my feet, and have a little entertainment? Ya, they said. The New York Yankees are playing over at the stadium tonight. After reaching the stadium, I sat in the nearest chair to get off my dogs and to see a good game. What's happening out there? I thought I was gonna get to see a game. Oh 11O-- I dhoulf hsbr hurddrf it! Roger Barber has lost his contact lens' again. They must have found it; they're bringing a dust pan and broom out there. Hey, don't I recognize some of those other players? Sure, the one with the ball is MARV LARONT, then there's MIKE HELVEY, GARY KLOKSTAD, JEFF MANNING, and DAVID WELLS. (The Yanks sure are desperate for players this year aren't they?) My dogs are rested so, I think I'll take a stroll down Broadway. Whats this? Chisholms Millinery Shop? Why, that must be SHARON CHISHOLM. I think I'll go in and chat awhile. Hi Sharon. Hello, Dahling. Oh, won't you excuse me? I must wait on my customer. Her customer just happens to be CAROL LEE. While waiting for Sharon to come back, I slipped over to a side door and opened it. Inside there were models running around grabbing one hat then another getting ready for a fashion show. One of the models came charging for the door and I saw it was SHIRLEY TIPTON. She said JANET STROHMEYER, TOY WATERS, LINDA CHAPMAN, and LA VONNE LANCASTER also worked there. She told one to go find them and then went on about her business. Looking back into the mob of stampeding girls, I decided I wanted to live a little longer and walked out of the store. Stepping out into the street, I saw that crooked politician, THOM TOMLINSON. He's going out for a cruise in his gold limousine. I stopped him and asked where he was taking his wives, PAT SMITH, GARNET THAYER, DORS IE THWREATT, and JOYCE WESTON. To the auction block, he drawled. Following him, I soon came to Madison Square Garden where someone's mouth was going like sixty. Come and get something you need for almost nothing. Yes, you guessed it. It was BOB HUMISTON. His wife, the former MARTHA TINCKNELL, stood timidly and saying absolutely nothing. All of a sudden there was a shout behind me and turning around I saw a barefoot, levi-clad okie sauntering towards me. Good gravy, its BILL PLUNKETT! I said to him, Bill what are ya' doing? Oh, I just cumbed up from Oklahoma. I've been down there visitin' my ancestors. I cumbed to New York to try to git on the Ed Sullivan Show and I'm gonna yodel. My ancestors learnt me that. Why don'tcha come on over to the show house with me? Okay, I said. On stage was LARRY MICKEY tap dancing to the Bumble Boogie. The next contestants were PATSY FREEMAN and SHARON ROLFE working on their tumbling act called, A Bounce to Every Oince. Bill introduced me to the cameraman MIKE WHELAN and then I turned to leave, He said, Just a minute, I've got one more person I want ya' to meet before ya' leave. Going back stage I met JOHN WILLIAMS, the stage janitor, sitting on a garbage can smoking Ed Sullivan's cigar butts. We should be thankful we are still in the year of 1961 because we never know what the future holds for us. If SICA'S I ►adway rr APPAREL FOR ADVERTISING chet:klret7fi:ac3 drive YOUR PjZZA HEADOUAM S Be a ft dP B orty mall f4olm:c BROCAILLf Drive-In Mai QUALITY MEJCHAN MODERATE PRIC FRUITS VEGETA MEA LORENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 7th Church Aumsville, Oregon DON'S SHELL SERVICE Tires, Batteries, Accessories Aumsville, Oregon SLAYTON AUTO SUPPLY RO 9-5115 Stay ton, Oregon MEYER'S IGA SH 3-2380 Turner, Oregon CARTER'S SHOE STORE 273 Third St. Stay ton, Oregon STAYTON BAKERY Stay ton, Oregon STAYTON CLEANERS RO 9-2183 320 W. Wash. St., Stayton B R DEPARTMENT STORE RO 9-2762 Stayton Home of Red Goose Shoes CONE SHOP First Washington St. RO 9-2947 Stayton SYBLE'S BEAUTY SALON Turner, Oregon SH 3-2187 GENE'S MARKET SH 3-2108 Turner, Oregon TURNER GARAGE SH 3-2200 Turner, Oregon PORTER LAU RO 9-2154 Stayton, Oregon TURNER CAFE Turner, Oregon FRERE'S BUILDING SUPPLY RO 9-2879 101 First St., Stayton STAYTON RADIO T.V. 1414 First Street Stayton, Oregon JAYSONS EM 3-3400 198 N. Liberty, Salem COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE 141 Commercial N.E. Salem, Oregon CONE SHOP RO 9-2947 First Washington SCHLIES BROTHERS Plymouth Valiant RO 9-2828 Stayton CAPITAL DRUG STORE EM 3-3118 405 State St., Salem KEITH BROWN LUMBER EM 3-9111 Front Court Sts., Salem RAY'S DRUG STORE RO 9-2616 274 Third St., Stayton GOODES FLOWERS RO 9-2613 919 East Jefferson, Stayton STAR THEATER Always the best in movies. Stayton, Oregon SUBLIMITY BUILDING SUPPLY RO 9-2174 Sublimity, Oregon ROEN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE EM 3-6773 274 Third St., Stayton STAYTON HARDWARE FURNITURE RO 9-2183 333 Second St., Stayton CAPITAL PRESS EM 4-4431 270 N.E. Comm., Salem WALTER H. ZOSEL CO. Chemeketa High Streets EM 2-3645 Salem CAPITAL PRESS EM 4-4431 270 N.E. Commercial, Salem FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON RO 9-2131 362 Third St., Stayton JOHN FRANZEN—TAILOR 475 Center St. Salem, Oregon PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 3111 Silverton Rd. N.E. EM 3-8751 Salem JUDSON'S PLUMBING-HEATING EM 3-4141 279 N. E. Commercial, Salem GEM RESTAURANT LOUNGE Lester Anna Smith Stayton, Oregon HOGG BROS. FURN. APPL. 260 State St. Salem, Oregon SAUER PAINT CO. 270 North Front St. Salem, Oregon SALEM EMBLEM SHOP 110 Commercial St. N.E. Salem, Oregon COOKE STATIONERY CO. 370 State St. Salem, Oregon PHAGANS SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 255 High N.E. Salem, Oregon C ( i Allan J. Tincknell REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE TURNER. OREGON So this is what you do when you go to Cascade. HUH! Complete Sales-Service Free Estimates Pump Sales-Service If in a Pickle, Call Ted Nichol T. G. NICHOL PLUMBING Aumsville, Oregon I've got an itch. The only school with a RAKED bus. JOHN D. DAVIS REAL ESTATE The Valley's Oldest and Largest Agency Insurance for Your Every Need Deal with Confidence John D. Davis, Realtor 265 Ida St. Phone RO 0-5214 Stayton, Oregon BALDWINS DRY GOODS Stayton, Oregon RO 9-2926 The Friendly Store The Cascade Cougar DELUXE ICE CREAM COMPANY Our own Everly Bros. s My locker gets fuller every day. Smile pretty now. LIPMANS OF SALEM Chemekta Liberty N.E. s MAYFLOWER MILK PRODUCTS It tickles. METCALFE GARAGE AND OIL CO. 361 Third St. Turner, Oregon SH 3-2197 Body and Fender Wheel Alignment Automotive Service Stove Oil Diesel Gas Our annual editor hard at W e% ' K.......... Would you believe it, I have a cold. BILL BEARD SPORTING GOODS, INC. Specializing in Team Equipment Empire 3-6042 372 State St. Salem, Oregon No peeking. SANTIAM FARMERS' COOPERATIVE Your Farm Service Headquarters Stay ton Oregon BOB'S RICHFIELD SERVICE First Washington St. Stayton, Oregon Phone RO 9-2400 Complete Car Care U Haul Trailers Not another assignment. I can get a drink all by myself now. WIEDER'S SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY and the Best in Dry Cleaning Mutt and Jeff JENSEN'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 2nd Chicago Street 743-2419 Turner, Oregon Off to Portland we go. Insurance CURRY-KROPP-CATES AGENCY 1390 Capitol St. N.E. Salem Fire—Auto—Liability—Bonds Congratulations to Another Graduating Class and a Fine School. HIGHBERGER’S Aumsville, Oregon We Sell the Finest in Poultry and Dairy Feeds, Fertilizers, Grain and Hay. COME IN AND SEE US! Doesn't anybody do what I tell them to do. BALL BROTHERS JaagsF' New and Used Cars and Trucks Your Flying A Associated Dealer Sponsors of Cascade's Driver's Education for Eight Years. See Mom, no cavities. THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Oregon's Own State Wide Bank 4 Convenient Branches in Salem to Serve You North Salem Branch —1990 Fairgrounds Rd . West Salem Branch—1117 Edgewater St. Ladd Bush Salem Branch—State Comm . University Branch—1310 State St. For Area Sports School News Subscribe to The Stayton Mail Inc. Stayton Pharmacy The Mail in Every Mailbox Stayton, Oregon The Stayton Canning Company Cooperative Stayton, Oregon Packers of Berries—Purple Plums—Cherries—Blue Lake Beans—Corn—Carrots TURNER, OREGON THESE BUSINESSES SUPPORT US LET’S SUPPORT THEM Mr. Stutzman getting ready for pictures. This darn thing is stuck again! Smile at the birdie! Mr. Sidwell, why didn't you smile? The 1961 annual staff would like to extend their appreciation to Mr. Bob Stutzman and Mr. Lloyd Sidwell for their fine work in photography this year. It would not have been possible to publish this annual without their support and interest in us. We would also like to thank McEwan Photo Shop for the fine job of developing they have done on our pictures. A special thanks goes to our advisor, Mrs. Evangeline Williams, for her help and encouragement when the chips were down. We hope that everyone will enjoy the 1961 CASCADIAN, as we have enjoyed working on it. McEWAN PHOTO SHOP 245 High Street SALEM OREGON CAROL FOCHTMAN - Editor and Journalism Staff 'ij 'reurr HEALTH . nd so the seniors for the last time, view the' empty and quiet halls where their youthful personalities were first constructively influenced. They now take their last look at Cascade Union High School, the place about which they will hereafter speak of in the past tense Vv ♦ | •' ar ■r V ip 4 ? 'i ur ' I .fty Jft sL� X ;L -kHL, y$ ■ ii