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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1965 volume:

Democratic Victor — President Lyndon Johnson won (he 196-1 election by (he greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. Johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Harry's Hattie for Votes— Sen. Barry Goldwatcr was surrounded by fans at Knoxville, lenn., air- port September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. National Events in Review—1964 Nobel Prize Winner— Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. Dr. King was in Oslo to receive the 1961 Nobel Peace Prize. Cards are the Winners— Roger Craig leaped on a group f teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- ments after the last out in the seventh World Series game won by the Redbirds over the Yankees, 7-5, in St. Louis. I’m the Greatest—Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the world heavyweight title in Miami Beach in February. He was credited with a tech- nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- enth round. V ' i sP' - V� k- � ill—I Alaskan Quake—A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. 1965 1 Cascade Union High School Turner, Oregon A Year To 2 Remember - i965 Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION FACULTY STUDENT GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS SENIOR CLASS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS FALL WINTER SPRING ADVERTISING Message From Mrs. Ruth Riches I am thankful for having had the opportunity to work with our youth, these past 30 years. I have helped, in a small way, to cultivate the fertile ground of adolesence, to watch the gradual growth of our students. There is a thrill in knowing that the youth we teach today will be the leaders of this nation tomorrow. It is a matter of self-confidence to know that these same leaders will go forth to take this nation along the next step in it's history. I retire from the field of active teaching secure in the knowledge of my con- fidence, that our future is secure. The youth of today are being well prepared for their growing enlarging responsibilities in the world of tomorrow. 4 Administration Are you sure this isn't forged Duke?1 Attendance Officer, Alice Etzel. asks Fern Mikkleson and Miriam Dutton enjoy the happy busy hours of office duties. Members of the School Board are pictured at a regular meeting. They are Irvin Bartels, Merle Crane, DeRoy McGill, Chairman; Irvin Kreger, vice-chairman; and Arnold Seines. Faculty I RALPH MCKENZIE Principal Commercial Law LARRY DRAKE Girl's Glee Mixed Chorus B. Band A. Band LEE CRISMAN Publications Journalism English II I HAROLD DUTTON Modern Problems I ALICE ETZEL American History ELEANOR DECAMP Home Economics I Home Economics II Home Economics III Art 7 MELBA GILBERT Library ROBERT JOHNSON World History English II English III Study Hall LOLA GLENN Girl's P.E. I Girl's P.E. II Girl's P.E. Ill DOUGLAS KILLIN English III Public Speaking Study Hall RUDY HERR Algebra II Study Hall Physics Chemistry LYLE KING Boy's P.E. I Boy’s P.E. II Boy's P.E. III-IV 8 I d. gene McDonald Biology I Biology II FRANK NICHOLS Drivers Training General Shop I General Shop II RANDY McMICHAEL Trig Geometry Algebra I GERALDINE MORRIS Study Hall Algebra I General Math SANDRA PAULAS RUTH RICHES English I Basic Math Record Keeping Bookkeeping Typing I 9 Geography Woodshop I Woodshop II Crafts Mec. Drawing Ag. I Ag. II Ag. Ill Ag. IV Drivers Training JAMES TURIN General Science Boy’s P.E. Physical Science Not Pictured: LOIS BARBER English IV Spanish I 10 Publications Dept. Annual L. to R. Twila Kreger, Business Manager; Corrine Clifford, Editor; Sharon Fredrickson, Assistant Editor; Pearl Tipton; Trudy Bliss. Newspaper Left to right, bottom to top: Sue Stanley, Francis Mcshelle, Dan Cadmus, David Elam, Wes Tierce, Diane Gainsforth, Fred Chamberlin, Dorothy Bales, Jim Davidson, Mike Taylor, Judy Large, Jeff Taylor, Marilyn Pope, Lee Gatlin, Sharon O'Riley, Greg Henkel, Vickie Wietzel, Don Knieling, Marie Beldon. 11 Student Body Officers Left to right: Rick Huddleston, second treasurer; Kathy Cadmus, first treasurer; Dan Koenig, vice-president; Jess Lewis, president; Linda Hanneman, secretary; Gary Bates, sgt.-at-arms. Student Council Bottom to top, left to right: Linda Hanneman, Gary Bates, Dan Koenig, Jess Lewis, Kathy Cadmus, Rick Huddleston. Second row: Dan Cadmus, Twila Kreger, .Sharon Fredrickson, Pat Lyons, Diane Gainsforth, Steve Mickey, Pat Brown, Clare Fritz, Valeda Hendrickson. Third row: Harvey Page, Bill Fritz, Sherrie Dickman, Jerry Michaclson, Terry Nelson, Roger Bolenger, Marvin Klein. 12 13 Senior Class Officers Bottom to top, left to right: Jim Davidson, sgt. at arms; Lois Haron, secretary; Jerry Michael- son. Treasurer; Second row: Curtis Lawrence, President; Dwayne Jackson, V. Pres. 14 LLOYD AUSTIN DENNIS BAGGER AARON BERGMAN 15 TOM COLLIER 16 17 DIANE DOWNER 18 DIANE GAINSFORTH LOIS HARMON 19 KEN HOFMANN 20 DWAYNE JACKSON 21 CURTIS LAWRENCE 22 JERRY MICHAELSON LYNDA MIKKELSON 24 BARBARA ROSE 25 SHARYN SCHROCK ROBIN THAYER 26 RICK TIERCE 27 ART WALDORF MARCUS THOMPSON VALERIA WHITE JOHN WATSON TIM WHELAN JERRY WHITEHEAD SENIORS NOT PICTURED NORA BARNETT MICHAEL BLISS NORMAN BRISCOE DAN CARPENTER LINDA DEAN NANCY HALLAS FREDDIE HANSEN LEE JOHNSON DAVID NICHOLS BILL NIX SHARON O'REILLY RUTHANNE SHERMAN JERRY SIDES CLINT WILLIAMS 28 Senior Snaps in 65 29 Sue Stanley applies make-up to Kathy Hull before the scenes action. Senior Class Presen ts Harvey Play Cast Myrtle Mae Simmons . . . Veta Louise Simmons . . Elwood P. Dowd......... Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet . . Ruth Kelly, R. N....... Duane Wilson........... Lyman Sanderson, M.D. . William R. Chumley, M.D Betty Chumley.......... Judge Omar Gaffney . . . E. J. Lofgren.......... Director............... Assistant Director . . . . . . Paula Hilton . . . Linda Dean . . . Jerry Larsen . . . . Kathy Hull . . . . Diana Linn . . . Gary Harris .......Bill Fritz ... Ray Hopper . Sharon Schrock . Dennis Bagger . . . Jim Jackson . Mr. Doug Killen Diane Gainsforth 30 Student producer, Diane Gainsforth, is pictured checking out costumes at the dress rehersal. Underclassmen Juniors Left to right: Nancy Moore, treasurer; Mike Hagen, vice-president; Charles Peterson, president; Mike Klein, sgt.-at-arms; Jean Thomlinson, secretary. Bottom to top, left to right: Norma Beck, Frank Bales, Marie Beldon, Dan Cadmus, Trudy Bliss, Bob Car- penter, Pat Binning. Second Row; Dale Doan, Dorothy Dales, Dan Goffin, Cathy Flande, Leonard From- herz. Sue Gilbert, Dan Baxter, Linda Armstrong. Third Row; Teddy Foltz, David Alloway, Joyce Crane, Don Alexander, Jack Galvin, Linda Bates, Melba Clark, Terry Foltz, Pat Eymont. Fourth Row; Duane Cureton, Marilyn DeHut, Jerry Barnes, Linda Branch, William Brisco. 32 Bottom to top, left to right: Bill Killinger, June Sell, Alan Ralphs, Janice Priddy, Edward Zoigas, Marilyn Pope, Mike Taylor, Alice Sirton, Charles Peterson. Second row: Kathy Ruggles, Charles Oswald, Pam Towle, Terry Snider, Linda Sides, Wesley Tierce, Joanne Sippel, Carl Waters, Pearl Tipton, Luther Stinson. Third row: Lorraine Rebo, Pat Whitley, David Steiner, Judith Williams, Brad Peterson, Roberta Stuhr, Jesse Taylor, Diane Smith, Don Poitras. Fourth row: Lee Truax, Ella Reed, Dale Runions, Jean Tomlin- son, Narsisco Hernandez, Janice Thomsen, Cameron Rowles, Vickie Weitzel, Mike Cranford. Bottom to top, left to right: Gary Lunsford, Sally Lane, James Hein, Sharon Hilton, Steve Mickey, Mary McCulJora. Bob Adams, Gloria Hightower, Rick Huddleston, Mary Hernandez. Second row: Laurie Hanne- man, Milton Haeger, Mary McClung, Ron Combs, Sharon Palen, Frances Mcshelle, Shirley Hilton, Greg Henkel, Cheryl Kindle, Ed Hoffmann, Judy Large. Third row: Dana LaMonyon, Ken Moody, Nancy Moore, Ed Hopper, Terri Killenger, Art Lee, Mary Lou Michaelson, Mike Harness, Kay McGill, Mike Hagen, Coleen Hall. Fourth row: Paul Herschback, Sharon Harter, Jim Nye, Pat Nelson, Mike Klein, Fran Myers, Bob Mickey, Laurie Hanneman, Don Knieling. Sophomores Bottom to top, left to right: Connie Gotchall, Mike Farrell, Sharon Forrest, Roger Bolenger, Carolyn Ar- rington, Charles Baker, Josephine Burgess, Steve Gerig, Maureen Gordon, Bill Gleason. Second row: Gordon Hilton, Linda Cureton, Roger Dart, Martina Ferrell, Calvin Bennet, Ann Bales, Mike Arrington, Marilyn Butts, Don Amaral, Diane Cain, Delbert Helvey. Third row: Cynthia Jones, Dave- Herschbach, Valeda Hendrickson, Evart Jones, Patricia Gordon, Vernon Coleman, Cheryl Devine, Bob Cary, Beckie Bartels, Glenn Brisco. Fourth row: Craig Hanneman, Roxann Galvin, Debbie Bartges, Jeanne Barnes, Deanne Dickman, Charolette Cook, June Fromherz, Susie Johnson, Neva Beeler, Robert Huntley. 34 Bottom to top, left to right: Dennis Martin, Valery Kimball, Bruce Thompson, Jackie Marifield, Larry Krenz, Cara Williams, Mike Whiteman, Lila Vilamore, Kenna Williams, Carroll Korkow, Bryce Thompson. Second row: Joe Koenig, Carol Lyda, Tony Nelson, Jeannette Sippel, Peter Lippold, Karen Meshelle, Terry Nelson, Linda Tomlinson, Richard Stutheit. Third row: Brandon Taylor, Debby McGuffin, Edward Sherman, Hubert O'Callahan, Brenda Taylor, Lee Klein, Bill Stanley, Marsha Kilgore, Chuck Lunsford. Fourth row: Wesley Parker, Jess Parker, Jerry Rogers, Allen Woosley, Lee Test, Gerald Warren, LeRoy Tierce, Steven Peterson. 35 Freshmen Left to Right: Darletta Kilgore, secretary-treasurer; Cheryl Manning, sgt.-at-arms; Raymond Hill, vice-president; Roger Woods, president. Bottom to top, left to right: Betty Baxter, Peerre Bouchie, Shelly Burgess, Jerry Brown, Barbara Bankston, Jackie Brown, Valerie Ball, Raymond Hill, Terry Blackman, Ted Heineck. Second row: Susan Barber, Jeff- re Bouchie, Karen Hicks, John Hicks, Linda Doran, Gary Gholson, Cheri Dickman, Bruce Edwards, Carlene Glidewell, Larry Combs. Third row: Clare Fritz, Anna Flande, Wayland Bishop, Karon Branch, Stanley Hilton, Judy Collier, Dennis Elkins, Sandra Erpelding, Rodney Faith, Sandra Butts, Bob Breeding, Donna Beeler. Fourth row: Gary Bales, Carol Hayes, Larry Griffith, Alene Hopper, Dwayne Hayes, Merry Harman. Thomas Hernandez, Larry Combs, David Chapman. 36 Bottom to top, left to right: Marvin Klein, Sharon Johnson, Al Lucas, Linda Shippey, Paul Moses, Darletta Kilgore, Mac Cartney Fraser, Jane Poet. Second row: Katherine Killinger, John Poitras, Linda Tucker, Leland Montgomery, Nancy Owens, Christopher Maltby, Sharon Jensen, Edward Nichols, Valendra Bletzer. Third row: Glenda Seaton, Vickie McGill, LuCretia Kneiling, Cheryl Miller, Terri Nelson, Helen Mitchell, Frances Nichols, Cheryl Manning, Debby Nelson, Gerald Rauscher. Fourth row: Glenda Miller, Sonya Leskowksy, Linda Mix, Nancy McNary, Lannetta Jackson, Sherry Murphy, Alyce Peters. Bottom to top, left to right: Steve Martin, Cheryl Test, Ken Sullivan, Connie Taylor, Gary Schaefer, Sue Sitton, Bob Toilet, Martha Taylor, Tom Taylor, Janice Shobe, Terry Tillet. Second row: David Versteeg, Sandra Rose, John Wolf, Eugene Saunders, Linda Wilson, Richardo Rodnigjez, Carla Vanepps, Dan Webb Katherine Rybloom, Don Stutheit. Third row: Tonald Stinnett, Roxanne Repine, Wayne Steiner, Barbara 1 hommen, Dan Sitton, Mary Reed, Robert Nollen, Linda Truax, Bruce Thornton, Charlie Read. Fourth row: Charles Manning, Eugene Wright, Dennis Smith, Wayne Wheat, Richard Weight, Ernie Smiley, Terry Starnexxj Robert King, Bbb Nixon, Roger Wood, Gene Rauscher, Michael Wasson. 37 Underclassmen Unawares! 38 Organizations Varsity C Bottom to top, left to right: Charles Peterson, Rick Huddleston, Allan Ralphs, Jim Davidson, Mike Cran- ford, Dennis Bagger, Narsisco Hernandez, Jim Jackson, Don Poet, Bob Carpenter. Second row: Curt Lawrence, Greg Henkel, Mike Hagen, Chuck Lunsford, Dave Gavette, Ray Hopper, Robin Thayer, Jerry Whitehead, Dan Hilton. Third row: Gary Bates, Craig Hanneman, Ken Hoffmann, Dan Koenig, Bob Mickey, Mike Klein, Jerry Michaelson, Jess Lewis. Left to right: Jerry Whitehead, president; Greg Henkel, vice president; Jerry Michaelson, Sec.- treasurer; Curtis Lawrence, Sgt.-at-arms. 40 Pep Club Bottom to top, left to right: Valeda Hendrickson, Valerie Kimball, Jackie Marifield, Jean Tomlinson, Lor- raine Rebo, Secretary; Pat Brown, Vice President; Paula Hilton, president; Sue Stanley, Sandy Erpelding, Marie Beldon, Kathy Cadmus, Valerie Ball, Darletta Kilgore. Second row: Nancy Hallas, Connie Taylor, Cheryl Devine, Lynda Mikkelson, Karen Hicks, Debbie Bartges, Kathy Taylor, Pat Lyons, Diane Cain, Kathy Cannon, Teri Blackwell, Deanne Dickman, Linda Hanneman, Barbara Rose. Third row: Valerie White, Merry Harmon, Susan Barber, Nancy McNary, Pam Towle, Pat Whitley, Melba Clark, Colleen Hall, Katherine Rybloom, Marilyn DeHut, Lila Vilamore, Linda Cureton, Cindy Jones. Fourth row: Sharon Hilton, Kathy Hull, Linda Tomlinson, Becky Bartels, Cheryl Kinkle, Sue Gelbert, Helen Mitchell, Roxanne Galvin, Karen Meshelle, Linda Sides, Linda Bates, Roberta Stuhr. Fifth row: Laurie Hanneman, Kathy Ladd, Marty Ferrell, Sandy Sides, Alyce Peters, Sherri Dickman, Cheryl Miller, Dorothy Bales, Sharon Hayes, Nancy Moore, Carolyn Schack, Twila Kreger. y «% The purpose of Pep Club is to support our teams, win or lose, and keep up the spirit of the school. Among the various obligations, Pep Club is con- stantly on the go at our Pep Assemblies. 41 Varsity Rally mm w • ♦ ■•xiM ' fe$v- £♦♦4� 11 a, � « « 4 1 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦� «si::; £4 44 ♦ taro ♦♦♦♦♦its ■44444 -44444 � 44444- j444fy 444111 444444 444 SJ - -3t This years Varsity Cheerleaders are from left to right; Refa Phillips, Corrine Clifford, Judy Waller, Sharon Frederickson (Veil Queen), Mary Lou Michealson. Our football season brought on an over abundance of school spirit with the new motions, routines, and chants filling the air. The Varsity cheerleaders displayed their unusual black and white outfits which created many comments during the season. Much can be said in com- mending these girls for the excellent job which they did in standing by our boys in victory as well as defeat. YEA! YEA! YEA! Basketball season brings on a change in uniform as shown here with pompoms. 42 Varsity Rally attended all of the wrestling match- es this year as well as the many tournaments. They gave great support, leading the boys on to a second place in state this year. The Junior Varsity helped to support the wrestling teams this year. They have done an excellent job in helping to create school spirit. Junior Rally From left to right. Top to Bottom: Carroll Korkow (Yell Queen) Barbara Bankston, Janice Shobe, Marsha Kigore, Sandra Butts, Marilynn Butts. 43 Cascade s Band Left to right, bottom to top: Marilyn Pope, Gloria Hightower, Joan Sevart, Arlene Rousseau, Pat Eymont. Second row: Robin Thayer, Carl Waters, Doug Norlin, Jane Poet, David Versteeg, Charles Oswalt, Don Poet, Gary Harris. Third row: Kenna Williams, Chuck Baker, Terry Nelson, Pierre Bouche, Mr. Drake, Wayne Steiner, Chuck Lunsford, Jeff Bouche. Chorus ■U Cn Top row: left to right: Brenda Taylor, Penny Witherspoon, Linda Smiley, Dave Alloway, Dave Nichols, Dan Fromherz, Bob Carey, Roger Bolender, Jim Stuart, Mike Taylor, Larry Combs. 2nd row: Neva Beeler, Pam Towle, Joan Rogers, Sharon Fisher, Carolyn Hill, Diane Downer, Pat Gordon, Sue Gilbert, Cheryl Kindle, Linda Branch, Joyce Hightower. 3rd row: Ima Neal, Betty Taylor, Jean Tomlinson, Fran Meyer, Sharyn Schrock, Kathy Hull, Valerie White, Linda Bankston, Judith Will- iams. 4th row: Voleda Hendrickson, Jane Fromherz, Ruby King, Dianna Lynne, Pat Binning, Lois Harmon, June Cell, Mary McCollum, Linda Mikkleson, Nora Bar- nett. Top to Bottom. left to right: Glenda Seaton, Jane Poet, Sharon Jensen, Barbara Bankston, Carol Hayes, Mary Reed, Linda Truax, Nancy Breeding, Nadina Hicks, Linda Doran, Charlotte Young. The band entertained the parents as the initiates were brought forth at the induction ceremonies of the National Honor Society. Our band has done a great deal to help the school’s spirit and to add some re- freshing entertainment to many of the school functions. The Pep Band contributed much to our games and was complimented on by many of the Capital Conference. The chorus has also given us the benefits of hav- ing the sound of music throughout the school year. They have been the center of many of our music pro- grams. 46 Drama Club Bottom to top, left to right: Marie Beldon, Dan Cadmus, Linda Bates, Joan Farrell, Dennis Baggar, Fred Hansen, Sharon Harter, Mary Jones. Second row: Shirley Helton, Kathy Hull, Diane Gains- forth, Lynda Mikkleson, Mary Fuller, Ruth Ann Sherman, Sharon Hayes, Carolyn Schack, Gloria Hightower. Third row: Pat Whitley, Pam Towle, Dwayne Jackson, Cheryl Kindle, Doug Norlin, Terry Snyder, Jerry Michealson, Diana Lynn, Linda Armstrong, Wesley Tierce, Milton Heager, Mary Lou Michealson, Daniel Goffin, Douglas Killin, Advisor. Fourth row: Sharon Hilton, Dorothy Bales, Valery White, Don Poet, Dianna Smith, Ray Hopper, Joyce Hightower, Jim Jackson, Sue Stanley, Twila Kreger. Among the various activities the Drama Club presented a skit at the Girls League Talent Sho . Here country bumbkin Gary Harris proposes to stage- struck country flower, Twila Kreger. Drama Club turns to the royalty of the May Court by doing a pantomime called 'Cinderella-Goldilocks . Above Twila decides she likes Bob because of his delicious hot-dogs and they live happily ever after. (As the story goes?) 47 Girls Athletic Association Bottom to top, L to R: First row, Deanne Dickman, Martina Farrell, Dorothy Bales, Nancy Moore, Marilyn Pope, Laurie Hanneman, Valeda Hendrickson, Carol Lyda, Vicki Weitzel, Jackie Marifield, Linda Weight, Marilyn DeHut. Second row: Linda Hanneman, Nancy McNary, Teri Nelson, Nancy Owen, Judy Barnes, Janet Hall, Sharon Hilton, Diane Cain, Marilyn Butts, Dianna Smith, Linda Sides, Joanne Sippel. Third row: Pat Whitely, Mary Jo Wallace, Susan Barber, Shirley Helton, Kathy Hull, Sharon Hayes, Diane Lynn, Carol Hayes, Connie Taylor, Sharon Taylor, Joyce Husted, Judith Williams. Top row: Jeannette Sippel, Joan Farrell, Billie Carpenter, Barbara Bankston, Roxanne Galvin, Karen Meshelle, Alyce Peters, Dee Knieling, Lucretia Knieling, Helen Mitchell, Barbara Tomlin, Minnie Graves, Linda Tomlinson. Bottom to top, L to R: First row. Valenda Pletzer, Betty Ann Taylor, Sharon Forrest, Valerie Kimball, Sandra Butts, Debbie Nelson, Lorraine Rebo, Janice Shobe, Neva Beeler, Josephine Burgess, Shelly Burgess. Second row: Roxanne Repine, Linda Cureton, Debbie Bartges, Patsy Lyons, Merry Harmon, Terry Blackman, Valerie Ball, Betty Baxter, Darletta Kilgore, Sandy Erpelding. Third row: Francis NichoJs, Linda Tucker, Darla Coleman, Sharon Jackson, Carol Arrington, Donna Beeler, Linda Bates, Alice Sitton, Jean Tomlinson, Cheryl Devine, Maureen Gordon. Top row: Sharon Harter, Valerie White, Cara Williams, Cindy Jones, Kathy Ladd, Lois Harmon, Joyce Hightower, Sue Stanley, Janice Priddy, Marie Beldon. 48 Tumbling Club L to R: Nancy Owen, Cheryl Test, Laurie Hanneman, Karen Branch, Sharon Forrest, Linda Hanneman, Voleda Pletzer, Linda Shippey. Hey, everything is jj jUMop-opisdn The girls of the Tumbling Club work many long hours for the schools enjoyment. Pretty, as well as talented, they have livened many of our basketball games and were the star attraction at the Talent Show. The advisor of the Club is Mrs. Glenn, the Girls P. E. instructor. 49 Watch-out, I m back here! Mrs. Dutton, Mr. Drake, and Mrs. Mikkleson show their musical talent at the talent show sponsered by the Girls League. This skit was put on by the Drama Club for the Girls League Talent Show; League Girls League Officers, L. to R. top row, Debbie Nelson, Treasurer, Marsha Kilgore, Secretary. Bottom row, Janice Priddy, Vice Pres., Billie Carpenter, Pres. Mrs. Glen is doing an interpretational dance in the talent show. Mrs. Etzel, Rick Tierce and Gary Bates are taking time out to enjoy the talent show. Girls 50 Commercial Club Commercial Club is a service club which contributes greatly to our school spirit as well as to our school bud- get. It consists of the office practice class and typing II class. They take turns working in the student store and receive no pay. During the year they also make sev- eral field trips. One to Salem, the Capital Building, and several business colleges. And the other to Portland to visit the docks, etc. They have certainly done an ex- cellent job and should be congratulated for it. Bottom to top: Linda Bankston, Vice President, Linda Dean, President, Joan Sevart, Secretary, Ed Zoigas, Sgt.-at-Arms, Jan Hall, Treasurer. Pat and Kathy take their turn working in the student store. Commercial Club members share in the Pep Club banquet at the Timber Topper in Salem. 51 Commercial Club tries a new approach by selling their candy in the balcony. Dancing Club Club Officers from left to right, top to bottom: Ken Hoffman, Sgt.-at-Arms; Art Waldorf, President; Mary Jones, Secretary-Treasurer; Tim Whelan, Sgt.-at-Arms; Not pictured Bill Fritz, Vice President. Oh say can you see, what fun it is do dance with me. Now come on Dan, you can dance with her next time. Dancing Club is a source of noon entertain- ment for the students at Cascade. They meet in the North Balcony on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday of each week to dance and listen to the top tunes of the week. But I don’t care if its a girls choice, he still should of asked me to dance. Aetion Shots One potato, two potato. . . . Hey Bill, look at all those little bugs on,the floor. No no! Please don't hit me Alice. I learned this Judo chop from one of my police friends. Hey would somebody please turn some lights on. . .1 mean after ail. . . . I tot I taw a putty tat! 53 Future Homemakers F.H.A. Officers, left to right, Joyce Crane, V. Pres., Judy Large, Reporter, Linda Tomlinson, Treasurer, Maureen Gordon, Sgt.-at-Arms, Charolette Cook, Point Chairman, Marie Beldon, Pres., not pictured, Pearl Tipton, Sec. The girls enjoy a Christmas demonstration given by Mrs. Scaggs. Among their various other activities are selling at all our games, serving at the Annual Fall Banquet, and this year they excelled themselves at the Annual Twirp Dance. Shelly Burgess prepares her material for cutting. O.K. girls, now you all know where to meet. O.K. girls, it's time to clean up. 54 Honor Society President Kathy Cadmus gives the oath to new members standing. Allen Ralphs, Joan Sevart, Laurie Hanneman, Terry Killenger, Paula Hilton, Nancy Moore, Janice Priddy, Marie Belden, Lorraine Rebo. Third row: Greg Ball, Fred Chamberlin, Ray Hopper, Frances Meshelle, Milton Haeger, Pam Towle, Dan Baxter, Carolyn Schack, Terry Snyder, Mike Cranford, Joyce Crane, Doug Norlin, Linda Hanneman. Seated are old members, Sharyn Schrock, Diane Gainsforth, Lois Harmon, Billy Carpenter, Twila Kreger. Not pictured, Rick Huddleston. Honor Society is one of the most important organizations which a Jun- ior or Senior can belong to. The students are voted in on their character, scholarship, leader- ship, and service by the members of the faculty. These people are the outstanding members of their classes and are to be highly commended for their effort to uphold the name of the school. Lois Harmon, Billie Carpenter, Sharyn Schrock, and Twila Kreger lit the candles of Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character while explaining the meaning of each. 55 Future Farmers Gary Bates, won the State Farmer Degree. This is the highest degree available to an FFA member. The passing on of The Sears Foundation Beef Chain from David Elam to Richard Weight. 56 of America OFFICERS: David Elam, Pres.; Allen Ralph, Treas.; Gary Daces, Vice Pres.; Steve Mickey, Sentinal; Leonard Montgomery, Sec.; Standing is Gene Straight, Advisor. L. to R.; David Elam, Alan Lucas, Leonard Montgomery and Gary Lunsford preparing to leave for the State FFA meeting at Ontario, Oregon. Basting the chickens at the annual FFA Chicken Bar-B-Que. L. to R. Back row: Paul Harvey, Ryan Bishop, Alan Lucas, Mike Wallace, Mike Whitlach, Ora Stout, Marvin Klein, Lary Krenz, Dan Fromherz. 2nd row: Rodney Faith, John Hicks, Stanley Hilton, Edward Sherman, Richard Weight, Dan Goffin, Chuck Lunsford, Larry Combs. 1st row: Dale Runions, Jim Hein, David Elam, Norman Briscoe, Allen Ralphs, Arthur Stout, Dan Sitton. 57 Firemen From left to right: Ken Moody, Don Poet, Dennis Bagger, Jerry Barns, Cliff Bales, David Alloway, Ray Hill, Bob Adams, Norman Farrell, Dan Harger, Bill Fritz, Mike Hagen, Wes Tierce, David Elam, Robin Thayer. F.T.A. FTA MEMBERS. 1st row: Twila Kreger, Sharon Harter, Marilyn Butts, Sharon Hilton, Cheryl Devine, Jeanne Barnes, Lois Harmon. 2nd row: Pat Whitley, Laurie Hanneman, Sharyn Schrock, Carolyn Schack, Diane Gains- forth, Vice-President; Linda Hanneman. 3rd row: Linda Armstrong, Don Poet, Milton Heager, Wes Tierce, Wayne Spurlock, Terry Snyder, President; Ray Hopper, Roxanne Galvin, Secretary. 58 A brand new season has just begun, Full of football games and fun. Full of homework, tests, and papers, Full of dancing and cutting capers. 59 Cascade 64-65 Varsity L. to R. Gary Bates, Jerry Michealson, Jim Davidson, Art Waldorf, Curt Lawrence, Gary Harris. 2nd row: Fred Hansen, Harvey Page, Mike Taylor, Bob Mickey, Mike Hagen, Mike Klein, Cliff Bales. 3rd row: Steve Peterson, Greg Henkel, Jess Lewis, Roger Dart, Juan Reyes, Francis Meshelle. 4th row: Craig Hanneman, Don Emerald, Bill Stanley, Terry Nelson, Lee Test, Lee Klein. Back: Fred Chamberlin, Richard Stutheit, Greg Ball, Managers. L. to R. First String, 1st row: Art Waldorf, right end, Jerry Michealson, right tackle; Gary Bates, Center; Jim Davidson, in- side guard; Mike Klein, left tackle; Mike Hagen, outside guard; Fred Hansen, left end. 2nd row: Curt Lawrence, wing back; Harvey Page, right half; Greg Henkel, quarterback; Jess Lewis, left half. 60 Varsity Action Cascade 0 Cascade 7 Cascade 6 Cascade 20 Cascade 19 Cascade 13 Cascade 19 Cascade 20 Cascade 39 Central 22 Stayton 0 Taft 20 Gervais 0 North Marion 7 Woodburn 19 Serra 25 Santiam 18 Mt. Angel 12 Freshmen Team 1st row: Marvin Klein, Gary Bales, Tom Taylor, Pierre Bouche, Dave Versteeg. 2nd row: Jim Farrell, Fraser McCartney, Richard Weight, Don Stutheit, Stanley Hilton, Coach Randy McMichael. 3rd row: Dan Webb, Bruce Edwards, John Poitras, Jeff Bouche, Charles Manning, Allen Lucas. 61 Seniors Line-up Jess Lewis Half Back Cliff Bales, Guard and Garry Harris, Tackle Harvey Page Half Back Art Waldorf Right End Jerry Michealson and Jim Davidson, Linebackers 62 Cougar Action Shots The carrying power of the team is shown. Jess carries that BALL! Cascade keeps the ref. on his toes. Cascade takes for a rest! Coach Turin gives some pointers. The team lines up in practice. Come on Cougars, show them how to fight! 63 School Dances . . Cascades many sock-hops held much fun and excitement for its enthusiastic students this year. Most of them were sponsored by the varsity cheerleaders to provide the necessary entertain- ment after football and basketball games. These pictures represent the fun the students had during these dances. Oh, I don’t usually dress-up so much for an ordinary sock-hop. Mad rush for the refreshments. This is a sample of the weird costumes that graced the dance floor at the Halloween Party. Doug and Jean apparently are a little camera shy. 64 Great Fun Debbie, you dance divinely. Help me Bill, I’m stuck. Our greatest lip singer, as a matter of fact our only one, demonstrates his unique ability to move his lips. The old-fashioned slow dancers get their chance to show their skill. Oh Jimmy be reasonable, he isn’t go- ing to take our picture. That’s Kathy Ladd peeking over Irv’s shoulder. 65 Homecoming 64 This years Homecoming events consisted of the traditional bonfire and dance the night before the big game. The Homecoming Court was crown- ed at halftime and the memorable occasion was topped off with a victory over Stayton Eagles. Princesses Joan Farrell and Corrine Clifford have picture taken with Queen Refa. Homecoming Queen for 1964 Refa Phillips The students show their school spirit at the bonfire! Varsity cheerkleaders try to arouse some school spirit at the bonfire! Varsity cheerleaders heave Stayton football player into the bonfire. 66 Winter Now we find that winter is here Time for wrestling is drawing near. Snow, and floods, and basketball, This has been the best of all. 67 Christmas Ball . . Go ahead and have a mixed nut Ed! Dispite much high water, this years Christmas Ball was very successful! The decorations consisted of steamers, barren trees, stars and a stream running across the dance floor. Tables were arranged around the sides of the dance floor. 68 Mr. and Mrs. Fritz share a funny. Our Winter Love Say Dan look at that couple dance! Gary will you wake up and dance with me? Now what was so funny about that? Hey Tom, who cracked the joke? Arnie Manke’s” band furnished the music for the dance. They are the number one dance band in Salem. Everyone who attended the dance had a wonderful time. All in all the dance was a very successful affair! Oh, Marilyn, you dance divinely! 69 Varsity Wrestling Scjuad Top row, left to right: Gary Lunsford, Ray Hopper, Chuck Lunsford, coach; Mr. McMichaels, Jerry Michealson, Ken Hoffman, Art Waldorf. Bottom row: Dan Sitton, Marvin Klien, Rick Huddleston, Allen Ralphs, Don Poet, Dennis Bagger. J. V. Wrestling Top row, left to right: Danny Baxter, Ed Hopper, Jeff Bouche, Harvey Page, Mike Hagen, Mike Klien, Gary Bates, Wayne Wheat, coach, Mr. Johnson. Second row: Gerald Warren, Bob Adams, Gary Weight, Lee Test, Danny Goffin, Dale Runions, Mike Cranford, Carl Waters. Bottom row: Dennis Smith, Tom Taylor, Bruce Thornton, Dennis Elkins, Arthur Stout, Jimmy Farrell, Steve Peterson. 70 Ken Hofmann 178 lbs. Champion: District, Cascade, Philomath, 3rd at State, 3rd at A.A.U. Tourn. Cougar Champs! Jerry Michealson 168 lbs. Champion: 2 yrs. District, State, Philomath, Cascade, 4th in State A.A.U. Mike Klein 191 lbs. 3rd in State, 6th in State A.A.U. Jess Lewis HW lbs. Champion: 3 yrs. State, 3 yrs. District, 3 yrs. Philomath, 3 yrs. 3 yrs. Cascade, 2 yrs. State A.A.U. Champion. Don Poet 130 lbs. Champion: Philomath Chuck Lunsford 157 lbs. Champion: Cascade 71 Cascade Style This years season was one full of many victories for its wrestling team. They were undefeated in the league, district champions, took first in all tournaments, and went on to take second in state. This is quite an im- pressive record for these boys. Their hard work and de- termination is shown in these following pictures. Bob tries the Lewis style for a change. Mike has this guy right where he wants him. Watch Jess trip this guy with a little grab of the arm. Here is an example of the State wrestling style from Ken and his opponent. Now Dennis, is that any way to treat a visitor. 72 Lets see a pin Rick! Gary seems to be having trouble convincing his opponent to relax. Wrestling Action Jess Lewis picks up a mighty big man and Hard work and determination are reflected in shows him just how small he really is. the faces of Art, Jess, Ken, and Jerry as as they received the District Trophy. Jerry Michealson is getting a little unhappy as his opponent trys to overcome the pin. Cascade Tournament Champion, Ken Hofmann burys his elbow in the mat as he pins his oppon- ent. As Ray smiles big for the camera, he finds him- self ready for the pin. Art struggles to throw his man down—then came the fun! 73 Varsity Basketball Cascade Coaches: James Turin, J.V.; Rudy Herr, Varsity; Gene MacDonald, Freshman. Front Row: Joe Koenig, Craig Hanneman, Don Poitras, Bob Mickey. Back Row: Curt Lawrence, Frances Meshelle, Greg Henkel, John Poitras, Jim Jackson. 74 Varsity Action FIRST ROUND Cascade 80 Scio 50 Cascade 54 Santiam 62 Cascade 62 Wood burn 60 Cascade 27 Serra 94 Cascade 68 Central 75 Cascade 65 Seayton 67 Cascade 65 North Marion 63 Cascade 57 Gervais 65 Cascade 81 J.F.K. 55 Won 4 Lost 5 SECOND ROUND Cascade 75 Scio 61 Cascade 66 Santiam 91 Cascade 52 Woodburn 61 Cascade 57 Serra 91 Cascade 85 Central 91 Cascade 38 Stayton 54 Cascade 57 North Marion 87 Cascade 59 Gervais 57 Cascade 57 J.F.K. 72 Won 2 Lost 7 Richard Stutheit, Terry Nixon, Jerry Lovall, Kenneth Combs, Roger Dart, Mike Klein, Dave Glocar, Steve Mickey, Chuck Manning. Gary Bales, Mike Wasson, Don Stutheit, Alan Lucas, Dan Webb, Bob Breeding, Chris Maltby, John Hicks, Ray Hill, Stanley Hilton, Pierre Bouche. 75 Cougar Managers Managers: Don Alexander, Charlie Peterson, Jerry Barns, Greg Ball Coach Herr gives the boys a pep talk during time-out. Craig was the outstanding rebounder of the season. Mighty Greg demonstrates shot stance. Freshman John Poitras, plays great on Var- sity Team. Come sweet bird and set me free, Let me go and fly with thee. Spring is here and in the air Are songs of birds, sweet and fair. Varsity Baseball Varsity Players, 1st row: John Poitras. 2nd row: Bales, Dan Hilton. Mike Klein, Greg Henkel, Don Poitras, Leroy Tierce, Frances Meshelle, Jim Davidson, Coach Lyle King, Dave Glocar, Ray Hopper, Charles Peterson, Richard Stutheit, Frank J.V. Baseball J.V. Players, 1st row: Ray Hill, Lee Klein, Joe Koenig, Don Stutheit, Jerry Lovell, Cris Maltby. 2nd row: Bob Nixon, Pierre Bouche, David Versteeg, Terry Nelson, Gary Bales. Coach Jim Turin is pictured in the rear. 78 And how was baseball this year? The answer is great! This season, though, there were only three seniors on the team, we did a wonderful job. These action shots show some of the techniques that these boys use and the work that goes into them. Don gives a jump into the air to catch a fly ball. Ray opens up his arms to catch the ball. In the end its an out on a fly Greg signals to first baseman ball for the other team, for the ball as an opponent bums it home. Time out is called and Jim Davidson looks fondly at the dug-out as the heat of the day, and game, has him wish- ing for shade. Hey Frances, wake up! As he croutches low to pick up the ball, he throws to second base for another mighty Cougar play. 79 Aetion Shots Stop looking at that camera and listen to me! Watch the birdie, er, I mean ball. Say, don’t I look cute? Go boys and let’s make this one another winner. Ray carefully surveys the batter before letting the ball go. Jim Davidson waits for Ray to burn one in Don't leave out us frosh, after all we’re the makings of a real team! 80 Track From left to right, top to bottom: Jerry Michealson, Craig Hanneman, Don Emerald, Mike Taylor, Roger Dart, Bill Stanley, Doug Norlan, Mike Cranford, Cameron Rowels (manager), Dan Kenig, Dan Webb, Jim Jackson, Jerry White- head, Frazer MacCartney, Dan Baxter, Leonard Fromherz, David Steiner, Bob Carpender (manager), Stephen Peterson Jerry Barns, Dan Cadmus, Aaron Bergman, Carl Waters, Jeff Bushe, Tom Taylor, Mr. Johnson (Varsity Coach), Mr. McMicheals (Assistant Coach). The intense action of the trackmen is shown here as Jerry Whitehead crosses the finish line. This year track has done a wonderful job in promoting the spirit of the students. We have had many outstanding moments as record after record has been broken by our boys. The girl volunteers who helped during the season deserve a vote of thanks for their effort and support. 81 Trackmen Here is Jess Lewis after a toss of the old shot putt. Jerry Michaelson tries for the high jump. 82 David Stiencr prepares for his toss of the javelin. Display Skills Doug Nollen demonstrates the 100 yard dash. Mike Taylor challenges opponent for the lead. Don Emerald gets his chance to show up Jess Lewis. Mighty Jess gives the old put a mighty heave. Mike Taylor pulls through on the relays. Craig gives a leap into the air during his broad jump. 83 New Girls Track Team Left to right: Sandra Erpelding, Betty Baxter, Joan West, Terry Blackman, Alyce Peters, Susan Barber, Valerie Bali. Girls track is a new sport this year for Cascade’s girls. It has done very well for a first year organization and we hope it will continue in the years to come here at Cas- cade. The coach is our girls P. E. teacher, Mrs. Glenn. We thank her for her time and effort which she put into these girls. Left to right: Laurie Hanncman, Sharon Harter, Melba Clark, Marilyn Pope, Mary Lou Michealson, Linda Hanneman. Left to right: Judy Barns, Karon Meshelle, Sharon Forrest, Sharon Fisher and Voleda Henderickson. Girls track team after a hard work out on the field. 84 Junior Class Play Bob Mickey, Nancy Moore, and Charles Oswalt shown from a scene in The Monkey’s Paw”. Great Smokies Cast Emmy Sue....... Ducky Bell. . . . Daisy Snodgrass Willy.......... Dotty Lou...... Zeke........... Lizzy......... Pa............ Hirom.......... ........Mary Jones Mary Lou Michaelson .........Joyce Crane .... Wesley Tierce .......Pearl Tipton .... Mike Whitlatch ........Linda Bates .........Ed Zoigas .........Ed Hopper Monkey’s Mr. White.......... Mrs. White......... Sgt. Major Morris. . . Herbert............ Mr. Sampson........ Paw Cast ..........Doug Norlin ..........Nancy Moore ...........Bob Mickey ......Charles Oswalt ■.............Jim Nye Linda Hanneman and George North battle it out in “A Wedding. A Wedding Cast Groom........ Best Man . . . Groomsman. . . Bride........ Bride’s Father. Bride’s Aunt. . Groom’s Mother . . George North . . Terry Snyder . . . Dan Cadmus Linda Hanneman . . . Dan Baxter Lauri Hanneman . Lorraine Rebo 85 Play advisor: Douglas Killin School Ca Be . . I Mr. Stengel explains basic Woodshop to his first year students. Now give me your ideas and we’ll continue from there. Members of Ag. class are happy about the yield that this year’s com crop produced. Get away or I’ll hit you with this big bat I have. 86 Full oj Work Someone get Mr. McKenzie a cup of coffee! Who cares if the assignment isn't done by class time tomorrow? All right students, in Spanish now?! Vrjrt cs t i : Mr. Merry, butcher at the I.G.A. in Turner, gives helpful hints to the second year Home Ec. girls. 87 School Can Shelly Burgess in foreground gives us a smile as the G.A.A. meets with other schools for a play day. O.Kay gang. Now laying beside you are what we call clubs, used for hitting a small, round, ball. Type 2, 3, 4. Now start when I say ready and I haven’t said it yet. Then he says to me, You better watch what you’re doing and just about that time 1........’ Mr. Herr quietly closes his book at the end of class to explain a question to the students of chemistry. Glenn Tollett, a senior, tries his skill at using the welder. 88 Full of Fun Hey Mr. Crisman, where'd you hide the camera? Oh, there it is! Flash! Mr. McDonald takes a moment from his class to be surprised by an unexpected visitor. Shall we eat now or wait until. . .later? ? 39 May Day Court . . . From left to right: Jerry Michaelson, Refa Phillips, Jess Lewis, Sharon Frederickson, Queen Joan Farrell, King Ray Hopper, Billie Carpenter, Dennis Baggar, Corrine Clifford, Ken Hoffmann. Ring bearer-Jeffery Heuburger, Flower girl-Elizabeth Heu- burgcr. The court bows to Queen Joan I and King Ray I. Jerry and Refa present the outstanding chorus girl award to Joyce Hightower. I Ken and Corrine give out the outstanding chemistry award to Rick Huddleston. 90 Present Awards! This years May Court presided over the evening with a new grace and charm in their floor-length formats and suits. They supplied a new twist to the program this year, which has never been attempted at Cascade. The court itself presented the many awards to those achieving in fields other than sports. It was a great success and the parents and teachers present gave many comments on the smoothness of the entire program. King Ray presents the Home-Ec. Award. Queen Joan presents the F.F.A. Awards to Gary and Chuck Lunsford. Jess and Sharon announce the intramural cham- pions. Two team members were Roger and David Glocar. The Publications awards are presented by Refa Phillips. Refa and Jerry hand out the music awards. Queen Joan pays recognition to the top ten scholars of the graduating class of 1965� 91 Mother-Daughter Sharon is ready for a nice evening at home. Each spring, the daughters of Cas- cade present a Style Show and Tea in honor of their mothers. This year invitations were sent to all the mothers, aunts, sisters,grandmothers, and cousins of every student body mem- ber. A special guest, who has been a mother and friend of every student and graduate, was Mrs. Ruth Riches. An award was given to her for her many fine years of service at Cascade in the Guid- ance Office. Lois models a cool summer suit. Marie Beldon entertains at the Mother- Daughter Tea. Marilyn DeHut arranges the table before the Mothers and Daughters arrive. Diana Lynn, Lois Harmon, Fran Meyers, and Valeda Hendrickson sang songs from Mary Poppins. Tea The fashions are modeled by senior girls and the clothing they wear is from Hagen's of Stayton. The Tea is sponsored by Girls' League. This organization, under the careful guidance of Mrs. Alice Etzel, also sponsors the Talent Show, Clash Day Dance, Girl of the Month, and many more worthwhile activities. Girl-of-the-year Billie Carpenter is shown here with her mother, Mrs. Howard Priddy. Twila is going to a picnic in this shift. Paula is off to town in this neat suit. Joan looks cool and neat in her new floral shift. Mrs. DeCamp (center) and her third year Home Ec. classes furnished the refreshments for the tea. Also pictured are Mrs. Barbar and Terry Killinger. 93 Girl's oj the Month SEPTEMBER Joan Farrell DECEMBER Diane Gainsforth FEBRUARY Kathy Cannon GIRL OF THE YEAR OCTOBER Billie Carpenter MARCH Lois Harmon NOVEMBER Refa Phillips JANUARY Pat Brown APRIL Corrine Clifford 94 Senior Personalities MOST POPULAR Refa Phillips and Curt Lawrence BEST DANCERS Ray Hopper and Joan Farrell MOST COURTEOUS Billie Carpenter and Dan Koenig MOST SCHOLARLY Kathy Cadmus and Fred Chamberlin MOST ATHLETIC Billie Carpenter and Jess Lewis 95 A Day the Our day begins at home when the bus picks us up. Our first view of Cascade is usually seen from this angle. Activity period catches many students participating in meetings. Jerry Whitehead is shown here conducting a Varsity C meeting where the members are discussing the Annual Carnival. Lunch begins at 12:05 for some, but most of us wait until 12:23. Harvey is caught unaware at the lunch table. Teachers very seldom have enough time to do anything but munch. 96 Life of a Cascadian Roaming the halls seems to gather many admirers, but for some the library, lunch room, and Dancing Club are answers to the question, What shall we do today?” —f Cheers begin and today Mr. Siems and Mrs. Paulus are the cheerleaders. After a long day of activity and study the mind and body need a bit of relaxation. The sock hops held on Friday night give us exactly that. Pep Assemblies always start by giving honor to our country. But then. . . The game is active and everyone becomes ex- cited, especially if we win. When the crowd has gone, we can say: Here endeth another Cascade Day.” 97 Lloyd Spry Austin, Jr. Dennis Lee Bagger James C. Bales Linda Mae Bankston Nora June Barnett Gary K . Botes Janette Beeler Aaron John Bergman Michael Alan Bliss Norman Lewis Briscoe Patricio Lee Brown Kathleen Rose Cadmus Katherine Kay Cannon Billie Jane Carpenter Daniel Carpenter Fred E. Chamberlin Corrine Lee Clifford Charles Thomas Collier Wanda Marie Cook James Glenn Davidson Linda Joyce Dean Diane Marie Downer David Noel Elam Joan Lucille Farrell Robert Dwight Fowler Sharon Kay Fredrickson Willis John Fritz Daniel Lewis Fromherz Mary Morgerat Fuller Diane Christina Goinsforth David Dale Gavette Dessie Lorraine Gordon Janet Norine Hall Fred Hansen Lois Ann Harmon Gory L. Harris Sharon Lee Hayes Norciso D. Hernandez Edna Joyce Hightower Paula Sue Hilton Danny Roy Hilton Kenneth W. Hofmann Ray Floyd Hopper, Jr. Kothy Lyn Hull Joyce Marie Husted Dwayne E. Jackson Jimmy Lee Jackson Dwain Michael James Lonnie Gene Jensen Herbert Lee Johnson 98 i965 Don Corl Koenig Twilo Mae Kreger John William Large Curtis Roy Lawrence Jess T. Lewis Diana Lee Lynn Merilee Lenore McGuffin Gerald Wayne Michaelson Lynda Lee Mikkelson Leonard Wayne Montgomery Bill R. Nix Terry Lee Nixon Thomas Larry Nollen Sharon June O'Reilly Harvey Wayne Page Robert Duane Smith Wayne Arlen Spurlock Suezonne Lorraine Stanley James H. Stuart Foster Robin Thayer Marcus Dean Thomsen Richard A. Tierce Glenn Thomas Tollett Arthur L. Waldorf Judy Kay Waller Mary Ann Warren Timothy James Whelan Valerie June White Gerald Norman Whitehead Clint Williams Refo Nell Phillips Donald Everett Poet Gloria June Rogers Joanie Elain Rogers Barbara Sue Rose Arlene Joann Rousseau William Donald Rousseau Carolyn Jo Schack Albert J. Schlijper SharynMary Roe Schrock Joan Marie Sevort Ruth Ann Sherman Dewey Lee Shobe Jerry Luther Sides Linda Jane Smiley 99 The V.I.P.'s Top to Bottom, left to right: Kathy Cadmus-Valedictorian, Diane Gainsforth-Salutatorian, Lois Harmon, Carolyn Schack, Joan Sevart, Billie Carpenter, Diana Lynn, Twila Kreger, Sharon Schrock, Corrine Clifford. CLASS COLORS.............................................................Pink and White CLASS FLOWER.............................................................Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO.......................... Wisdom is a fountain of life to him who has it. I 100 Senior All Night Party Many comments were made on the Senior All Night Party. Almost everyone agreed that it was a lot of fun. C'mon you guys, give me my rubber swan back! Comments ranged from food to activities because there was plenty of both. Hey, get that fish out of the pool. We are sure that the Seniors will trea- sure the memories of that night forever. C'mon now Sharon, you can't tell me THAT'S a bathing suit! ! 101 Senior Class Will 1965 I bequeath - - DAN CARPENTER to Cameron Rowles, my height. LINDA DEAN to Terry Killinger, my wise cracks for Modern Problems class. DAVID GAVETTE to Allen Ralphs, my old worn out folders and my ability to make Mr. Killin mad. RAY HOPPER to Mike Farrell, my ability to sleep but look alert in class. RICK TIERCE to Brad Peterson, my bad English grades. DAN FROMHERZ to Bobby Carpenter, my height. JAMES STUART to Charles Oswalt, my best wishes and God’s blessings always. JERRY WHITEHEAD to Dan Cad- mus, the desire to achieve with complete control. TWILA KREGER to Wesley Tierce and Bobby Mickey, my Brownie Club Pin; have fun! JERRY LARSON to Dan Cadmus, my tremendous finishing trick so he can loaf the whole race. LEONARD MONTGOMERY to any one who wants it, my lunch ticket selling job. LONNIE JENSON to Kenny Combs, my standing place in front of the Student Store. WAYNE SPURLOCK to Milton Heager, my place as Mrs. Barbers teachers pet peeve. NARCISO HERNANDES to Margie, my Mod- ern Problems and English teachers. TOM COLLIER to Janet Taylor, my ability to stay out of trouble. PAT BROWN to Sharon Hilton, a half stick of gum. DIANE DOWNER to Jim Nye, my ability to stay out of trouble, or at least not get caught. VALERIE WHITE to Annie Bales, I will my English and Math books. DAN KOWNIG to Bob Adams, my abil- ity to race with a Ford and lose! JUNE ROGERS to Candy Ray, my ability to get myself into a rut. GARY HARRIS to Clare Fritz, I will all my old term papers, and all the bad grades I received on them. ROBIN THAYER to Jerry Barnes, my ability to goof off at track meets. DAVID ELAM to Mr. Streight, my memories of the F.F.A. in action. SHARON O’REILLY to Joanne Sippel, my failure to get on the honor roll. PAULA HILTON to Brad Peterson, my ability to run up and down the halls without a hall pass and not get caught. MARY FULLER to Sharon McCullan, all my many favorite teachers, and hopes that the others retire before you get there. DESSIE GORDON to Cheryl Kindle, my worn out tennis shoes I wear to run up and down the halls for Mrs. Etzel. RUTH ANN SHERMAN to Bar- bara Bankston, my Venus Fly Trap for Biology next year. AL SCHLIPPER to Mrs. Bar- ber, all my unexcused tardy slips. LOIS HARMON to Alice Sitton, my ability to throw others in the showers. LINDA BANKSTON to Frankie Meyer, my key collection to the student store. MERILEE McGUFFIN to Dan Cadmus, my great way of getting along with Mrs. Barber. BILLIE CARPENTER to Janice Priddy, my ability to get volunteered for everything. JOYCE HIGHTOWER to Roger Bolender, my ability to sing sour notes in chor- rus. SHARON HAYES to Janice Priddy, my weight, so that you might not be called bones.” HARVEY PAGE to Mike Cranford, my ability to count lights. KATHY CANNON toall Junior Deadbeats, my school spirit. JOAN SEVERT to Mr. Dasch and Mr. Drake, my ability to complain. JOAN ROGERS to Candy Ray, my knack for getting into trouble, but I don’t think you’ll need it. SHARON SCHROCK to Linda Hanneman, 5’s in Senior English. JAN HALL to Pat Nelson, my ability to ruin typing machines. JERRY SIDES to Jim Baker, the school, Cascade. LLOYD AUSTIN to Teddy Foltz, my ability to get in trouble. MIKE to Jim Baker, my ability to get out of work at school. GLENN TOLLET to Dale Runions, my ability to get good grades. DAN HILTON to Don Poitras, my ability to run bases just a little faster. CLINT WILLIAMS to Carlos Hernandes, bad grades. ARLENE ROUSSEAU to Marilyn Pope, my saxophone so she can play it next year. RON HELTON to Mike Klien, all my football skills. NORMAN BRISCOE to Bill Briscoe, my bad grades, make real good use of them. LEE JOHNSON to Frank Bales, my good English grades, you’ll need them with Mrs. Barber. Linda Smiley to Darla Coleman, my last six weeks of school. NORA BARNETT to Frankie Meyer, my part of Mr. Drake and his chorus class (good luck). MARIE COOK to Charollet Cook, my ability to sneak out of class every day for lunch. AARON BERGMAN to Greg Henkel, track shoes. FRED CHAMBERLIN to Steve Mickey, my ability to come to school, and still not attend classes. DWAYNE JACKSON to Mike Taylor, my bottle of Keep awake pills”, you need them. ROGERT FOWLER to 102 Doug Norlin, my old pair of P. E. trunks. CLIFF BALES to Anyone taking Algebra II, my ability to flunk this class. MARCUS THOMSEN to Jesse Taylor, l’s in Mrs. Barbers English class. CURT LAWRENCE to Craig Hanneman, my great personality and ability to dunk a basketball. BOB SMITH to Joe Koenig, my ability to fight with Boss. BILL NIX to Pat Nelson, my great ability to get along with the teachers. DAVE NICHOLS to Butch Farrell, the opener I stole from Dale Doane. FREDDIE HANSEN to Bob Mickey, my abil- ity to cheat classmates out of money for certain things. CORRINE CLIFFORD to Ed Hoffman, my ability to get good grades without studying. SUE STANLEY to Bill Stanley, my ability to keep my mouth shut at all times. JERRY MICHAELSON to Mary Peters, my ability not to get kicked out of class. REFA PHILLIPS to Mary Jones, my ability to keep smiling no matter how rough the road is ahead. CHRIS BULLETSET to Mary Lou Michael- son, my ability not to get caught eating candy in study hall. JUDY WALLER to Fran Mey- ers, my ability to get out of tests. DENNIS BAGGER to Nancy Moore, my ability to do nothing at all times and do it good. KATHY CADMUS to Dan Cadmus, Self Control. SHARON FREDRICKSON to next years yell queen, the fun I had as a cheerleader. DIANE GAINSFORTH to Milton Haeger, the job of Mrs. Etzels helper (4th period). DONALD E. POET to Dan Sitton, Great” wrestling ability. JIM DAVIDSON to Ed Zoigas, good looks, personality, and my batting average. KEN HOFFMAN to Bob Mickey, my broken down locker. (45) TIM WHELAN to Alice Sitton, my ability to stay out of trouble. ART WALDORF to Bill Stanley, my ability to get at least four hours of good sleep each night. JIM JACKSON to Jerry Lovell, my ability to walk down the halls and poke girls in the ribs, and to Steve Peterson I will my ability to Pole Vault on my back. JOAN FARRELL to Joanne Sippel, freckles to add to the ones she already has. KATHY HULL to Larry Dean, scissors to cut your hair. BILL ROUSSEAU to Mike Cranford, my ability to play badminton. JOYCE HUSTED to Duane Holford, the saying, Where there’s a will, there’s a way. And there’s really a way, believe me. JANETTE BEELER to Janice Thompson, my bad grades, somebody must need them. MARY ANN WARREN to Judy Large, my cherish- ed gum wrappers. CAROLYN SCHACK to Mr. Killin, my disorganization. MIKE JAMES to Miss Morris, my ability to get on peoples nerves. DIANA LYNN to Miss Morris, my hair rollers, which are fine for a start, and my tenny runners to help keep you going. JESS LEWIS to Greg Henkel, my sixteen pound put. 103 we wrestled. . .and wrestled, and prevailed. - -• PO 73 2 m h sr 3 - a 3 . .anyone know a NON-rain dance?' Bald heads will reflect the ol sun. 105 Senior LLOYD AUSTIN DENNIS BAGGER - Drama Club 3,4; V.P. Drama Club 4; May Court 4; Fireman 2,3,4; Thanes 2,3,4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Visual Aids 1; Chess Club 3; Football. CLIFF BALES - Fireman 1,2,3,4; Thanes 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals - Basketball Volleyball. LINDA BANKSTON - Dancing Club 1,2,3; Commercial Club 4; GAA 1; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Faculty As- sistant 4. GARY BATES - FFA 1,2,3,4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Dan- cing Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Play. AARON BERGMAN - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Ass’t Treas. 3; J.V. and Varsity Track 1,2,3,4. MIKE BLISS - Faculty Assistant 1. NORMAN BRISCOE - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PAT BROWN - Dancing Club 2,3,4; Girl’s League 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3� Pep Club 2,3,4; Faculty Ass’t. 3,4; Class Secretary 2; FHA Sec. 1; Home Room Rep. 3,4; Pep Club VP 4. KATHY CADMUS - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Girl’s State, Honor Society Pres. 4; Student Body Treas. 3,4; Girl’s League Sgt.-at- Arms 1; Girl’s League Sec. 2; Pep Club Point Chrm. 3. BILLIE CARPENTER - Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Tumbling Club 1,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Intramurals - Volleyball, Badminton; Honor Society V. Pres. 4; Girl’s League V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Drama Club Sgt.-at-Arms 3; GAA Sec. 2. DAN CARPENTER - Student Council 4; Class Treas. 1; Dancing Club 3,4; Annual Staff 1. KATHY CANNON - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Com- mercial Club 4; Office Ass’t. 4; Faculty Ass’t. 4; Girl of the Month FRED CHAMBERLIN - Honor Society 4; Visual Aids 1; Dancing Club 4; Drama Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Journalism 3,4; Photographer 4; Christmas Play 1; Class Play 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1.2. CORRINE CLIFFORD - Student Council 1,4; Class Sec. 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Annual Editor 4; Ass’t. Editor 3; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Tumbling 1; Homecoming Princess 4; Girl of the Month; Bean Festival Princess; May Court Princess; Chorus 2; Intramurals 2,3; Commercial Club 4; Girl's League 1,2,3,4. TOM COLLIER - Drama Club 4; Dancing Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Intramurals 1. ALICE COMBS Activities MARIE COOK JIM DAVIDSON - Class V.P. 3; Class Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Varsity C 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Journalism 4; Fireman 3 , Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. LINDA DEAN - Commercial Club Pres. 4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Faculty Ass’t. 4. DIANE DOWNER - Drama Club Sec. 2; Honor Band 1,2,3; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Faculty Ass’t. 3,4; Visual Aids 1; Class Play 3 DAVID ELAM - FFA 1,2,3,4; Thanes 2,3; Fireman 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 2,3; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Faculty Ass't. 4. JOAN FARRELL - Class Treas. 2; Drama Club Pres. 4; Homecoming Princess 4; Girl of the Month; Student Council, May Day Queen, FHA 1; GAA 2; Drama Club 1; Volleyball 2; Badminton 1; Girl's League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1; Class Play 3; FTA 1. ROBERT FOWLER - Badminton 2; Volleyball 2; Tug- o-war 1; Frosh Football and Track. SHARON FREDRICKSON - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Student Council 4; Carnival Princess 3; May Day Princess 4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Varsity Yell Queen 4. BILL FRITZ - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4, Fireman 3,4, Drama Club 3,4; Junior Senior Class Play; Com- mercial Club 4; Student Council 4; Intramurals; Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 4; Tug-o-war; Badminton; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Dancing Club V.P. 4; Drama Club Treas. 3 DAN FROMHERZ - F.F.A. 1; Honor Choir, Frosh Wrestling. MARY FULLER DIANE GAINSFORTH - Student Council 3,4; Class Treas. 1; FTA V.P. 4; NHS Sec.-Treas. 4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; FTA. DAVID GAVETTE - F.F.A. Sec., Varsity C 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3; Fireman 2; Faculty Ass't. 4; Visual Aids 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DESSIE GORDON - Teacher Helper 3,4; Dancing Club 1; FHA 1,3; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Intra- murals 1,2; Badminton Intramurals 3 JANET HALL - GAA 2,4; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Com- mercial Club 4; Girl's League 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 4. HANSEN, FRED - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Visual Aids 2,3,4; Thanes 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Sentinal 3; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LOIS HARMON - Girl of the Month. GARY HARRIS - Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 2; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2. Senior Activities JERRY LARSON SHARON HAYES - Class Play 3,4; Drama Club 4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Commercial Club 4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Chorus 1,3,4; Intramurals 2. RON HELTON - Thanes 3; F.F.A. 1,2; Chorus 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Class Play 3; Football 1,2,3; Track 3; Wrestling 1. NARCISCO HERNANDEZ JOYCE HIGHTOWER - Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Dancing Club 2; Pep Club 1; GAA 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Intra- murals 2. DAN HILTON - Dancing Club 4; Varsity C 2; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 4. PAULA HILTON - Pep Club Treas. 1, Pres. 4; FHA Social Chrm. 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play; Track Helper 2,3,4; Dancing Club 2 years. RAY HOPPER - Dancing Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Thanes 3; FTA 4; Visual Aids 2,4; Class Play 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. KATHY HULL - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Glee 1; Com- mercial Club 4; Girls Track 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JOYCE HUSTED - G.A.A. 1; Drama Club 1; Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play Helper, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. DWAYNE JACKSON - Dancing Club 4; Drama Club 4; Class Play 3,4; F.F.A. 1; Intramurals 2,3,4. JIM JACKSON - Drama Club 3,4; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Thanes 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MIKE JAMES - Varsity Football and Track LONNIE JENSEN - FFA 1,2,3,4; Teacher Helper. LEE JOHNSON - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3, 4; Wrestling; J.V. 1; Track J.V. 1. DAN KOENIG - Class Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. Student Council 4; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Class Play 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Football 3; Intramurals: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Tug-o-war 3; Badminton 3. TWILA KREGER - Tumbling Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3, Point Chrm. 3; Parliamentarian 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Point Chrm. 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; FTA, Cadet Teach- er; National Honor Society 3,4; Ass’t Newspaper Ed. 3; Publications 4; Intramurals 2; Class Play 3; Ass’t. Director. JOHN LARGE - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Thanes 1; Firemen 2,3; Drama Club 3; Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,3,4. CURT LAWRENCE - Dancing Club 2,3,4; Varsity C 3,4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Thanes 3; Soph. Class Sgt.-at- Arms; Senior Class Pres. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. JESS LEWIS - Student Body V.P. 3; Track; Varsity C FFA Boys State, Student Body Pres. 4; All State Football Team; State Wrestling Champ 2 years. Ore- Rep. for Wrestling team to Europe. DIANNA LYNN - Dancing Club 1; F.H.A. 1,3- KEN HOFMANN - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club Sgt. at Arms 4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Student Body Sgt. at Arms 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity C 1,2,3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JERRY MICHAELSON - Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Var- sity C 2,3,4; Drama Club Sec. 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Senior Class Treas. Student Council Rep. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. DAVID NICHOLS BILL NIX - Chorus TERRY NIXON - Drama Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. TOM NOLLEN - Dancing Club 1,2,3; Thanes 3; Drama Club 4; Intramurals 1,3« SHARON O’RIELLY - Band 1,2,3; Journalism 4; (transfer from Laurelwood Academy) HARVEY PAGE - Frosh. Sgt.-at-Arms; Student Coun- cil 2,4; Class Pres. 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; W'restling 2,3,4; Track 1,3- REFA PHILLIPS - Student Council 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club Parliamentarian 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Tumbling 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Carnival Princess 4; Girl of the Month 4. DON POET - Thanes Sec. 3; Band Pres. 4; Varsity C 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Thanes 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Fireman 4; F.T.A. 4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3. JOAN ROGERS - Girl’s League 4; Commercial Club 4; (transfer from Stayton) JUNE ROGERS - Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Visual Aids 1; Drama Club 3; Class Play 3; Commercial Club 4; Librarian helper 3« BARBARA ROSE ARLENE ROUSSEAU - Band; Commercial Club 4; Pep Band Girl’s League 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play helper; Intramurals. BILL ROUSSEAU - FFA 1,2; Football 2,3,4. CAROLYN SCHACK AL SCHLIJPER - Yell King 1; Intramurals; Chorus 1; Band 2; Firemen 1. Senior Activities RUTH ANN SHERMAN - GAA 1,2,3; Girl’s League 3,4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Com- mercial Club 4; Drama Club 4; Intramurals 3« JOAN SEVERT - Commercial Club 4; Honor Band, Honor Society 4; Class Play 3; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Drama Club 4; Girl’s League I, 2,3,4. DUKE SHOBE - Visual Aids 4; Fr. Wrestling; J.V. Wrestling 2; Volleyball Intramurals 3,4. JERRY SIDES - Work for Teacher, P.E. helper, Basketball, Baseball, Football. LINDA SMILEY BOB SMITH - Teacher helper, Visual Aids. WAYNE SPURLOCK SUE STANLEY - Drama Club 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Girl’s League 4; Journalism 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Transfer from North Salem High. JAMES STEWART - Chess Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; J. V. Football 1,2; Varsity Football 3; J.V. Wrestling 1,2. SHARON SCHROCK ROBIN THAYER Varsity C 2,3,4; Firemen 1,2,3,4; Ass’t Fire Chief 3, Fire Chief 4; Sec. of Freshman Class Track, Varsity 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. MARCUS THOMSEN - P.E. Helper 1,2,3,4 RICK TIERCE - Visual Aids 3,4; Firemen 1,2; Stage Manager Class Play 3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2. ART WALDORF - Student Council; Dancing Club Pres. 4; Fire Chief, Dancing Club Firemen, Football, Wrestling; Track; Visual Aids; Varsity C.; Junior Class Play. JUDY WALLER - Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Commercial CLub 4. MARY ANN WARREN TIM WHELAN - Dancing Club Sgt.-at-Arms; Visual Aids 3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3« VALLERIE WHITE - G.A.A. Treas. Dancing Club Treas. 1; G.A.A. 1,4; Dancing Club 1,4; F.H.A. 2,3; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls League 4; Commercial Club 4. JERRY WHITEHEAD CLINT WILLIAMS CHRIS BULLETSET MERILEE McGUFFIN Autographs 108 Autographs 109 Cooks Custodians Our custodian, Red Ruby, takes time out from his busy schedule to pose for our camera. Making his debut as Chief Grasscutter, Red mows the front lawn in his business-like manner. Ida Wendling and Viola Brown spent many hours in preparation of the many meals the students at Cascade were able to enjoy. Here they display the work that is involved in food preparation. 110 Ill ayettb 510 N. Third Ave. STAYTON, ORE. Grahenhorst Bros. Realtors 180 Liberty Street NE. Salem, Oregon Established 1910 Cor cue's Beauty Shop Gift Hobby Shop' Gift items, cards, Baby items. Sewing needs, yarn, toys, jewlery. 743-2742 Allan J. Tincknel - REAL ESTATE - 140 SE. Third Street Turner, Oregon TIACUl MOTORS High Chemeketa Salem, Oregon All New 1965 — Dodges 'Dodge makes the cars, we make the deals.” Jenks-White Seed Co. Buyers, Processors, Jobbers 261 State Street Salem, Oregon Turner Building Supply Lumber - Paint - Cement Products Phone 743-2103 Turner, Oregon JENSEN’S RICHFIELD SERVICE 2nd Chicago Street 743-2419 Turner, Oregon Metcalfe Oil Co. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR DIESEL STOVE OIL GAS Tires Batteries Accessories TURNER, OREGON Phone 74 J-2197 112 Oral’s Beauty Salon 665 High Street NE. HERTZ Salem, Oregon Rent A Truck Let Oral’s Give You a New Look For Spring BOWEN BROTHERS 860 High Street NE. Salem, Oregon Plumbing and Heating Specialists 500 MOTORS Your Used Car Headquarters 790 High NE. Salem, Oregon Greetings from Whitehead’s Gun Shop Salem, Oregon Serving the American Bride STATE WIDE DISTRIBUTORS Head Office: 659 N.E. High VOLLRATH Suite 2 - Salem, Oregon 363-2012 BURKLAND LUMBER CO. EDW. J. BELL Stayton BoS's Richfield Service PHONE 769-2400 First Washington Streets Stayton, Oregon 113 EQUALL’S FOODLINER First Ida St. Satyton, Stayton, Oregon Comfort and Convenience are yours at the MARION MOTOR HOTll 200 S. Commercial Salem, Oregon Business Phone 581-2330 Residence Phone 362-1519 Baldwin’s Dry Goods University Motors “The Friendly Store” Home of 55 Down” RON BALDWIN 615 High Street, N.E. Salem, Oregon STAYTON, OREGON Ph.. 769-2926 Bill Beard Sporting Goods, Inc. Empire 3-6042 372 State Street Salem, Oregon Specializing in Team Equipment Roen Typewriter Exchange Ph. 363-6773 456 Court Street N. E. Salem, Oregon Telephone 363-9125 263 S.E. High Salem, Oregon m Salem Laundry Company Sparkling Bright Shirts Dry Cleaning DALE’S CHEVRON CwPbM SUPREMI 1288 First St. Stayton, Oregon Where We Take Care With Your Car' 114 Philippi Motor Co. Jack’s Coffee Shop 769-2117 210 East Washington Ford Sales and Service Stayton, Oregon Stayton, Oregon Stayton Refrigeration A. A. Larsen, Realtor 116 Third St. 465 Ferry St. S. E. Stayton, Oregon Salem, Oregon 769-5323 Salem Emblem Shop Carter’s Shoe Repair 110 Commercial St. 403 N. Third St. Salem, Oregon Stayton, Oregon David L. McKenzie Assoc. Commerical Book Store 1124 Center N. E. 120 Commerical St. N. E. Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon McDonald’s Hamburgers Schlies Brothers Capitol Center Plymouth - Valiant Salem, Oregon Mutual of Enumclau Repairing Body Work Stayton, Oregon 647 High St. N. E. Stayton Auto Supply Salem, Oregon 145 Third St. Stayton, Oregon Salem Welding Supply Corp. 205 Chemeketa St. N. E. 769-2141 Salem, Oregon Goodes Flowers John P. Seitz, Pres. Flowers for all occasions 769-2613 Palmer Williams Auto Sales Palmer, Denny Jack Stayton, Oregon 495 Commercial St. R. M. Fitzmaurice Son 362-0531 171 N. Front St. Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon Wool-Mohair-Fertilizers Dwight’s Shell Service 810 Main Oregon Development Co. Realtors Aumsville, Oregon 289 Church St. N. E. Salem, Oregon Gene’s Market 40 N. E. Third Mickey’s Sales and Service Turner, Oregon Main Street Aumsville, Oregon Freres Building Supply Building Materials of All Kinds H. J. Rowe, Jewelry 769-2879 190 West Ida St. Stayton, Oregon Stayton, Oregon Pixie Beauty Salon Stayton Hardware Furniture 324 N. E. Third Coast to Coast Stores Turner, Oregon Wheadon’s Grocery 850 Main Aumsville, Oregon 115 333 Second Street Stayton, Oregon Dr. Leslie J. Carson, Optometrist 515 N. Third Avenue Stayton, Oregon 769-2751 Stayton Variety Store 281 Third St. Stayton, Oregon Gottfried House Bakery Stayton, Oregon Stayton Cooperative Telephone First Marion St. Stayton, Oregon Western Auto 190 E. Ida Stayton, Oregon Jess Wanda Lee Ingram Santiam Coin Dry Cleaners 540 Third St. Stayton, Oregon Frey’s Market 207 Third St. Stayton, Oregon George W. Laird, Insur. 287 E. Washington St. Stayton, Oregon 769-2329 Support These Businesses, They Supported Us. 116 Chou Listens— Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai held an earpiece as he listened to an address by the Soviet Union’s new party leader. Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November 6. Alexei Kosygin, Soviet premier, is at right. They Died in '61—These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India, General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover. New President—Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat (right) was formally notified in Rome on the night of December 28 that he had been elected president of Italy. World Events in Review—1964 Alliance Talks—British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. Stretcher Cases—Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 2-1. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Pope Visits India—The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay. India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal journey in history to attend sessions of the congress. Vinnie at 90 — Winston Churchill acknowledged heers of well-wishers who gathered outside the vindow of his Hyde Park home in London on November 30. The occasion was his 90th birthday. Tokyo, (i AN-William H. Mills (left) of the T. S. A., led Mohamed Gain- moudi of Tunisia across the finish line to win the Olympic 10.000 meter event on October 11. Change of Power— Alexei Kosygin. 60, left, and Leonid Brezhnev, 57, respectively, were named to be premier of the Soviet In ion and secretary of the Communist party on October 15. They took over the posts vacated by the resig- nation of Nikita Khrushchev. Space Team Welcomed — Cosmonauts Konstantin Feoktistov. Col. Vladimir Komarov and l)r. Boris Vegorov, left to right, waved to the crowd from an auto during their greeting in Moscow on October 19. The trio had just returned from a 16-orbit flight in space in the Vokshod.” Swampy Victory—A group of Viet Cong prisoners sat quietly in Camau last Oc- tober while guarded by armed South Vietnamese troops. The prisoners were among those captured during a major battle on the Camau peninsula. Reunions at the Wall—An East German mother embraced her West German chil- dren last November at the Helmstedt railway station after the border dividing East and West Germany was opened for the first time since 1961 for East Germans. •4 f % •I 5 1 • • n : I ( •i