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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

'THE CHANGING ERA” As a being, any being from the smallest amoeba to man himself goes through life, he undergoes changes. Childhood, adolescence, adult life: all are important milestones in one’s career as a living organism. We as students have gone through childhood, most of adolescence, and are approaching maturity. All through early life and grade school we have been pampered and babied; and now we are in high school, the seniors have graduated for the last time from the original Cascade Union High, and we are granted more liberties and freedom. We experience new heights in education, in social life, in personal emotions. High school is a small milestone in life; although to many students it is the most important part of existence. Years filled with bonfires, dances, homework, ball games, pep assemblies, homework, more homework, then finally a reward—graduation. We have finished the year of challenge, new customs, excitement, and difference with the feeling of success. Our school has had many tragedies, but with the students’ school spirit it has survived. Now with the new high school started, there are many ‘Changes” taking place. But the students will take them all in stride. We’ve traveled a long, tough, road and now we’ve reached its end. To better things now we look forward. The Changing Era 'Tis time to ponder The points of today-- The way things are, The change and array. Our school is different, Its view has changed. It's no longer for us To try for a change. We gaze down the hall Amazed to see Our school once more; But this is not me. Old memories of ours, Of freshman years, Of proms and dances Do not appear. 'Tis time to change, To pace once more. No double shift Nor early mom. More changing yet; The Viet Nam war, The face of our nation, Our Soldiers afar. The graduates of past Taking care of the world Will soon be our job; We fear not, we're sure. That era was here. Another has come. To end with a line Should not be forgot. The difference is here Expected or not; Accept it we must- We have quite a lot. by Betty Ann Nollen The rebuilding begins. The gym begins to take shape as the beams are put in place. 2 The final touch; the bricks. CASCADIAN '67 CASCADE UNION HIGH SCHOOL TURNER, OREGON TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS SENIOR ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS DEDICATION In the one short year that Mr. Leonard Federico has been vice-principal at Cascade Union High, we all have learned to respect his word and honor his decisions. Such respect does not always come easily, but is always hard earned. Mr. Federico is one of the few adults with the gift for understanding the current teen generation. Not very many of today’s grown population can boast of this power, and it is power because the adult who can understand youth will find it much easier to get them to work for him and themselves. Such a man is Mr. Federico. This understanding, along with a seemingly endless supply of energy, hustles him from meeting to meeting, parent to parent, and student to student. Many are the days when he arrives at school around seven-thirty and stays until almost six. His basic job of vice-principal was supplemented with such time consuming items as athletic director, head football coach, assistant basketball coach, and activities director. All of these secondary tasks were undertaken to the best of his abilities, which in itself was a job well done. Ail of the students of Cascade during 1966-’67 are glad to have Mr. Federico and he will always be welcome here at Cascade. 4 ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION--Superintendent, Mr. Drake; Jr. High Principal, Mr. Todd; Jr. High Vice-Principal, Mr. Os- terlund; Sr. High Vice-Principal, Mr. Federico; Sr. High Principal, Mr. Christensen. SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Mr. John Drake, Mrs. Malinda Johnson. Seated: Mr. Deroy McGill, Mr. Clarence Goff- in, Mr. Ervin Kreger, Mr. Arnold Seines, and Mr. Merle Crane. w ADMINISTRATIVE HELPERS MRS. MIRIAM DUTTON Secretary MRS. MELINDA JOHNSON District Clerk MRS. LELA BATES Teacher's Aide MRS. MAE WEINHOLD Teacher’s Aide MRS. PAT FRANKUM Assistant Clerk MISS KAREN ANDERSON B.S. English Il m University of Idaho MRS. LOIS BARBER B. A. English IV Willamette U. MISS JANICE BENDSHADLER B.S. Home Economics O.S.U. 8 MR. ERNEST GODFREY B.S., M.S. Biology I II Eastern Montana C. MRS. PATRICIA HENDERSON B. A. Art Willamette University MR. HARRY HINTON B.S. Chemistry, Physics Montana State U. MISS MURIEL HUNTER B.E. Girls P.E. Health Eastern Washington S. MR. TOM MAY B.S. Gen. Math, Analysis Algebra, Geometry U. of O. 9 MR. GEORGE MILIONIS B. A. Bus. Law, Record Keeping Bookkeeping, Typing Var. Track, Frosh Basketball Humbolt State College MISS ARDITH MILLER B.S. Chorus Abilene Christian C. MR. FRANK NICHOLS B.S., M.Ed. Audio-Visual Aids Shop, Auto Mech. O.S.U. MR. LESTER OPPENLANDER M.E. Modern Problems Var. Basketball Linfield College MR. JOHN PETERSON B. A. Algebra--Math North Idaho Teachers College 10 MR. JOHN SEIM B.S. Drivers Training Pacific U. MR. HAROLD E. SMEDLEY B.S., M.S., Mus. Ed. Band Fort Hays State C. U. of Idaho MR. GENE STREIGHT B.S. Agriculture Construction Skills O.S.U. MRS. ELEANOR WELTER B. Ed. Typing, Shorthand Office Practice Washington State U. MR. LELAND ZUNDEL B. A. Woodshop, Crafts Drafting Eastern Washington State College TEACHERS ENJOY A Chow Time! 12 Take my wife but leave my money. YEAR OF FUN Happiness is-Destruction! Who do you think you're kid- ding? Catch him Chuck!! Mr. Christensen greets Mrs. MacCartney. He was a good old teacher. Butch, don’t you think you need a little more lipstick? Providing us with hot meals each day of the week are left to right; Mrs. Ida Wendling, Mrs. Viola Brown, and Mrs. Elsie Meshelle. HOT STOVE SLAVES TRANSPORT JOCKIES BUS DRIVERS left to right are; Mr. John Mickey--Head of Transporta- tion, Melvin Jacobe, Lenard Lee, Arthur Cunningham, Irvin Lohse, Melvin Mathews, Arlene Collier, Cleatus Nixon, Nina Jones, VanKil- ( mer, Harold Schollian. 14 SENIORS DAVE GLOCAR Vice-President LEE KLEIN President STEVE PETERSEN Sgt. -at-Arms NITA SCHUETZ Treasurer KAREN MESHELLE Secretary SENIORS SPONSOR WEEK Studious students--what a switch!! Stop flirting Cindy; you're SUPPOSED to be studying. 17 KATHY DARLENE BAYS DALE DAVIDSON JANE FROMHERZ 19 20 DANNY HALL VALERY KIMBALL DEE KNIELING LARRY KRENZ MARSHA KILGORE JOE KOENIG i CYNTHIA JONES LEE KLEIN 23 SANDRA (STINNETT) FREE BERRY SENIORS NOT PICTURED JAMES BAKER CHARLES BAKER BOBBY CAREY GARY DISHMAN GINGER ELMORE PAUL HARVEY DELBERT HELVEY CARLOS HERNANDEZ SUSAN JOHNSON PETER LIPPOLD RON STEPHENS RON STEVENS DONNA STINSON GERALD WARREN KENNA WILLIAMS WILLIAM YOUNG SENIORS ARE ACTIVE The active class of '67 was a fun-loving group, as well as hard working. Many activities, which they promoted, were held in the spring, causing many Seniors to have a morning sleeping sickness. The fashion show, carnival, Senior talent show, Honor Society Induction Ceremonies, sock- hops, Junior-Senior Class Play, and many other ac- tivities were greatly helped by those willing Seniors. 26 TOM TAYLOR President DAN SITTON Vice-President JOHN POITRAS Sgt. -at-Arms JANE POET Secretary -Treasurer JUNIORS SPONSOR PROM 28 Lullaby and goodnight. Walking and Chalking. First Row, left to right: B. Tollett, C. Test, B. Snider, D. Smith, T. Nelson, R. Weight, D. Toboyko, C. Taylor, M. Taylor. Second Row: D. Sitton, N. Ross, T. Taylor, D. Stutheit, B. Nixon, B. Nollen, B. Thornton. Third Row: A. Peters, D. Webb, E. Smiley, T. Tillett, M. Wasson, F. MacCartney. First Row, left to right: C. Brethauer, V. Ball, S. Barber, A. DeVries, S. Butts, B. Baxter, T. Blackman. Second Row: B. Bankston, J. Donaldson, L. Doren, G. Capwell, D. Elkins, D. Baker. Third Row: B. Ed- wards, J. Bouchie, F. Durkee, R. Bishop, C. Dickman, P. Bouchie, G. Bales. First Row, left to right: V. Pletzer, M. Harmon, L. Shippey, S. Jensen, K. Sullivan, M. Klein, J. Poet, S. Johnson, D. Kilgore, M. Reed. Second Row: S. Rose, K. Rybloom, C. Manning, D. Sears, L. Knieling, R. Rodriguez, T. Heineck, C. Miller, H. Mitchell, C. Glidewell, R. Repine. Third Row: W. Steiner, S. Hilton, 29 J. Hicks, G. Gholson, L. Montgomery, E. Nichols, G. Hefner. First Row: S. Sitton, C. Young, V. McGill, L. Mix. Second Row: G. Shaffer, J. Pruett, D. Versteeg, C. Hicks, C. Hayes. Third Row: D. Hayes, C. Fritz, J. Poitras. 30 Barb works hard on her dictation. RON GLEASON Vice-President JERRY FRY President GENE RUNIONS Sgt. - at-Arms DOTTIE SUNDERLAND Secretary-Treasurer SOPHS HOLD BOOK SALE James Sidwell, Chairman of the book sale, looks over one of the newly arrived books. Many students as well as faculty members enjoyed the Soph- omore Book Sale. ’Who said typing was for girls only?! 31 First Row: P. Wrinkle, A. Lauman. E. Wolf, R. Wheadon, V. Wallace, A. Toboyko, J. Versteeg, S. Zio- gais. Second Row: J. Warren, D. Taylor, J. Edwards, L. Shores, B. Wakefield, D. Tomlinson, E. White. Third Row: L. Weitmen, M. Vian, D. Woolsey, A. Taylor, M. Whitehead. First Row: E. Jones, S. McMillan, M. Foster, K. Hansen, R. Gleason, R. Elkins, D. Huddleston, J. Melheim, S. McCollum, L. Davis. Second Row: M. Mollgaard, D. Grenz, D. Manning, C. Korkow, D. Hilton, M. Majors, C. Jones, K. Dery, C. Neal. Third Row: E. Fromherz, D. Davidson, R. Gleason, G. Daniels, L. Ferrell, G. Dewar, J. Gerig, J. Fry. First Row: M. Brethauer, L. Ruggles, D. Sunderland, J. Sanders, J. Smith, B. Petersen, J. Sidwell, L. Stedman. Second Row: N. Purdy, T. Nixon, M. McGill, P. Simpson, G. Nelson, M. Petersen, R. Snider. Third Row: J. Schieman, D. Richards, R. Sitsler, J. Sidwell, D. Sullivan. V. Brown, E. Blackman, D. Bates, J. Collier. Third Row: D. Banks, D. Ballweber, N. Bartosz, D. Chase, B. Bones, G. Becktold, C. Barnes. First Row: C. Ragsdale, G. Runion, D. Roop, J. McCauley, K. Logan, S. Smith, S. Sevart, F. Seiber, D. Stevens. Second Row: J. Larson, M. McClung, D. Murdock, J. Hightower, J. Hampton, J. Lambrecht, A. James, S. Lunsford, S. Holford. Third Row: J. Love, K. Dowe, R. Husted, R. Harris, J. Gentzler, D.Lip- pold, D. Klein, T. Meyer. 33 GEORGE OLSON Treasurer LARRY KOENIG President DUANE BALL WEBER Vice-President VICKI KLEIN Sgt. -at-Arms HEIDI HENRIKSON Secretary FRESHMEN WIN HONORS Don’t cut your finger--we're on camera. 34 Would you believe that study- ing is fun? FROSH SCORE 1st IN XMAS COMP PEP ASSEMBLY CONTEST First: C. Burgess, M. Collier, D. Ballweber, G. Boyer, L. Christensen, K. Clark, S. Chrisman, V. Cureton, L. Beck- told, L. Baker. Second: D. Bates, L. Cooke, T. Blunkall, S. Brown, G. Bales, B. Bradbury, J. Brown, R. Cook, J. Crouser. Third: R. Baxter, M. Condon, D. Baxter, L. Ball, R. Branch, J. Ahrens, J. Bouchie, B. Combs, D. Betker. First: D. Ferrell, S. Dean, C. Gildow, L. Fuson, R. Farrell, M. Fields, D. Gossen, B. Durkee. Second: S. Dawson, R. Graves, P. Fitzner, B. Guinn, D. Dart, D. Gleason, L. Graves. Third: S. Farrell, L. Galvin, J. Griffith, M. Fischer, K. Fuller, G. Dolan. 35 First: P. Johnson, T. Kilgore, D. Jackson, P. McCauley, R. Klein, P. Hopper, L. Lyons, H. Henrikson, S. Ivie, L. Knight. Second: D. Foster, G. Lord, J. Littlejohn, S. Juel, M. Hernandez, L. Hatfield, J. Jones, B. Klein, S. Mc- Neil. Third: V. Hays, D. Hall. L. McGill, M. Hunter, L. Koenig, S. Hicks, C. Hilton, S. Haney. First: G. Rolfe, G. Olson, K. Stover, M. Sell, V. Smith, C. Peterson, M. O'Neil, L. Reyes, J. Ortwine, C. Ross. Second: M. Shafer, I. Sherman, R. Rybloom, S. Pierce, G. Shippey, M. Pearce, D. Schroeder, T. Pilgrim, P. Rug- gles. Third: G. Ray, G. Scheffler, T. Payne, L. Nichol, R. Smith, T. Sams, D. Russell, J. Ross, S. Starnes, R. Tucker. 36 First: L. Whitehead, S. Wallace, D. Tucker, J. Vinton, A. Toboyko, S. Woodrum, K. Webb, G. Trumbly, D. Thornton, M. Taylor. Second: R. Wellman, D. Woolsey, C. Warren, W. Strohmeyer, K. Weitmen, I. Wilhite, J. Sullivan, L. Weinhold, A. Knieling. Third: G. Speer, L. Watts, L. Pruett, W. Wallace, T. Tetzlaff, C. Vaughan. ! A SB LEADERS JOE KOENIG President CHUCK LUNSFORD Sgt-at-arms MARILYN BUTTS Vice-President BETTY BAXTER Treasurer CINDY JONES Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL First Row, left to right: G. Lord, B. Baxter, M. Klein, D. Baker, L. Villamor, G. Shippey, J. Littlejohns, V. Ball, V. Pletzer. Second Row, left to right: C. Lunsford, R. Stutheit, B. Bartels, M. Butts, G. Ray, M. Kilgore, D. Stinson, I. Sherman, C. Jones. Third Row, left to right: J. Loenig, L. Test, N. Schuetz, 38 C. Barnes, R. Galvin, G. Hilton, H. Arrington, D. Smith, B. Myers. . . . and further more, I believe. . . . A SB president looks on as the students as- semble in the gym. Everyone grabs a chair as the first assembly is about to begin. ASSEMBLIES BRING EXCITEMENT Seniors enjoy assemblies; they get to leave first!! Hurry, hurry or we'll never get a seat!! 39 MARSHA KILGORE Editor-in-Chief FRASER MacCARTNEY Photographer PUBLICATIONS VALERY KIMBALL Organizations Editor First Row: T. Nelson, C. Gotchall, M. Kilgore, F Stutheit. TERRIE NELSON Assistant Editor STAFF RICHARD STUTHEIT Sports Editor MacCartney, L. Klein, Mr. Hogan—Advisor, R. CONNIE GOTCHALL Activities Editor LEE KLEIN Business Manager JOURNALISM Sitting: C. Dickman, V. Ball, M. Kilgore, R. Repine. Standing: K. Rybloom, C. Fritz, F. MacCartney, S. Butts, C. Miller, D. Kilgore, J. Shobe, B. J. Thommen, A. DeVries. Not Pictured: Advisor Mr. Errol Hogan. Roger and Marsha discuss a story that is about to be typed. Would you believe a staff conference? Mr. Hogan and Valerie discuss stories for the next Cougar Lair Janice teaches Fraser the mechanics of typing. 42 HONOR SOCIETY First Row: V. Pletzer, V. Ball, B. Baxter, M. Harmon, S. Forrest, V. Kimball. Second Row: V. Henrik- son, J. Poet, J. McCaw, L. Tomlinson, C. Lyda, S. Barber, M. Kilgore. Third Row: R. Galvin, B. Bar- tels, B. Taylor, L. Test, L. Montogomery, Ryan Bishop. Not Pictured: L. Cureton. President Valery Kimball, Vice-Presi- dent Valeda Henrikson, Treasurer Rox- ann Galvin, Secretary Carol Lyda. Honor Society President swears in new members. 43 DARLETTA KILGORE BECKIE BARTELS - - QUEEN MARSHA KILGORE VARSITY RALLY JANICE SID WELL DEBBIE MANNING MARSHA BRETHAUER ANITA LAUMAN TERESA KILGORE HEIDI HENRIKSON — QUEEN JUNIOR VARSITY RALLY PEP CLUB First Row: D. Manning, M. Brethauer, A. Lauman, J. Sidwell, H. Henrikson, T. Kilgore, M. Kilgore, D. Kilgore, B. Bartels, D. Dickman. Second Row: D. Bays, J. Littlejohns, S. Butts, M. Butts, D. Baker, D. Sunderland, D. Hilton, C. Test, B. Baxter, C. Webb, L. Hatfield, M. Gordon. Third Row: D. Hall, C. Cook, R. Repine, C. Hilton, C. Dickman, R. Galvin, T. Nelson, K. Rybloom, L. Stedmen, D. Grenz. JV Rally Squad gets special recognition for a job well done. Pep Club members work long hours on the Home coming float. CHERI DICKMAN Vice-President DEANNE DICKMAN President DIANE HILTON Secretary MARILYN BUTTS Sgt-at-arms MAUREEN GORDON Treasurer VARSITY 'C First Row: D. Smith, M. Klein, G. Bales, T. Taylor, D. Versteeg, G. Hilton, D. Sitton. Second Row: R. Stutheit, J. Bouchie, R. Weight, L. Klein, R. Dart, D. Stutheit. Third Row: Mr. Milionis, C. Lunsford, J. Poitras, D. Glocar, J. Koenig, Mr. Oppenlander. Here's beauty, but where is the beast? Man, what legs! First Row: Chuck Lunsford-President, Don Stutheit-Vice-President. Second Row: Marvin Klein-Secretary, John Poitras-Sgt-at-arms, Gordon Hilton-Treasurer. CHORUS FIRST: M. Bates, D. Dart, K. Webb, L. Shippey, M. Harmon, J. Crane, A. Lawman, C. Ragsdale, M. Reed. SECOND: B. Taylor, A. Bales, M. Bret- hauer, J. Sanders, K. Krokow, M. Majors, D. Manning, H. Henridson, S. Rose, L. Doren, D. Baker, C. Test, S. Lunsford. THIRD: C. Cook, K. Mes- helle, P. Fordon, V. Kennedy, C. Young, L. Stedman, E. Wolf, J. Pruett, C. Taylor, J. Fromherz, L. Tomlinsonm, S. Jensen. FOURTH: J. Hightow- er, T. Taylor, W. Steiner, J. Poitras, B. Nollen, D. Allen, L. Martin, R. Dewar, T. Heneck, B. Myers, Jo Smith. BAND First Row, left to right: Mr. Smedley, R. Dart. D. Huddleston. S. Ziogais, V. Henrickson. M. Harman, J. Poet, S. Sevart, C. Test. Second Row: S. Woodrum, S. Christman, A. Knieling, J. Sidwell, J. Versteeg, D. Betker, D. Foster. M. Shafer, J. Gentzler, M. Baker, P. Bouchie, D. Jackson, K. Fuller. Third Row: D. Chase, D. Murdock, B. Wakefield, W. Steiner, J. Bouchie, S. Rose, D. Versteeg, D. Richards, L. Ball. ■fc. NO FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row, left to right: S. Hicks, J. Jones, J. Crouser, M. Klein, M. Kilgore, R. Graves, J. Beldon, R. Klein, M. Collier. Second Row, left to right: M. McGill, J. Collier, T. Meyer, M. Petersen, R. Wil- kinson, B. Tollett, R. Harvey, Mr. Streight. Third Row, left to right: J. Scheiman, C. Lunsford, J. Grif fith, W. Wallace, J. Ahrens, R. Bishop, L. Weitman, S. Hilton. Bob Tollett--Treasurer Jeff Collier--Secretary Marvin Klein--Vice-President Ryan Bishop--President Mark Petersen- -Reporter Stanley Hilton--Sentinel Ray Harvey--Assistant Treasurer 50 Marsha Kilgore, Chapter Sweetheart, con- gratulates this year's president, Ryan Bi- shop, for a job well done. Jeff Collier proudly displays one of the Chapter Cows. Everyone takes time out to just sit and relax. FFA boys display some of the fine sheep that have won them many honors. Jim Beldon and Tony Meyer plant shrubbery in-front of the new addition. We tip out hat to Chuck Lunsford who, in his four years at Cascade, has attained the degree of State Farmer, which is just one step below the highest FFA award. The American Farmer. In four years, Chuck has earned the Greenhand Degree and the Chapter Farmer Degree, held the Sear's sheep chain for two years, participated in livestock judging contests, exhibited at most of the areas shows and fairs, and has been active in almost all of the Chapter activities. 51 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: J. Versteeg, C. Gildow, A. Bales, T. Blackman, S. Sitton, L. Fuson, S. Dean. Second Row: B. Baxter, J. Littlejohns, D. Hilton, M. Kilgore, J. Sidwell, D. Hall, J. Vinto, T. Kilgore. Third Row: C. Lunsford, D. Taylor, D. Baker, C. Hilton, L. Watts, J. Lanbreht, S. Dowson, S. Cook, Adviser Miss Bendshadler. 52 First Row: Terrie Nelson, Historian: Judy Versteeg, Points Chairman; Janice Sidwell, Secretary; Teri Blackman, President. Second Row: Carol Hilton, Frosh Rep.; Miss Bendshadler, Advisor; Delilah Taylor, Treasurer. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: H. Henrikson, J. Versteeg, A. Toboyko, V. Ball, J. Littlejohns, A. Toboyko, D. Huddleston, L. Shippey, P. Johnson, M. Harmon, C. Neal. Second Row: D. Manning, G. Shippey, J. Warren, D. Sunderland, D. Hall, D. Hilton, M. Brethauer, S. Barber, B. Petersen, R. Farrell. Third Row: Adviser Miss Hunter, V. Klein. P. Ruggles, K. Rouse, A. Peters, L. Watts, M. Butts, L. Stedman, J. Sidwell. Valerie Ball - Vice-President GAA girls are active in many sports. Track is one of Mary Harmon - President their favorites. Linda Shippey - Secretary DRAMA CLUB Drama Club earns money during the carnival. But I told you I didn't do it! Heidi Henrikson Treasurer Cheryl Test Secretary Marsha Brethauer President James Sidwell Vice-President Gerald Warren Sgt-at-arms Linda Tomlinson President Sandra Butts Vice-President Debra Hudleston Secretary Teresa Kilgore Treasurer GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS Charollet Cook President Betty Owens Secretary- Treasurer Diane Cain Vice-President 55 LETTERMEN First Row, Left to Right: M. Collier, D. Bates, M. Klein, J. Fry, H. Arrington, J. Donaldson, D. Tomlinson, D. Bates, D. Sitton, G. Schaefer, D. Ballweber. Second Row: D. Smith, R. Stutheit, G. Bales, R. Weight, J. Taylor, B. Edwards, D. Ballweber, D. Versteeg, G. Nelson, J. Meyer. Third Row: C. Barnes, J. Bouchie, S. Hilton, P. Bouchie, L. Klein, R. Dart, L. Ferrell, B. Nixon, D. Sullivan, G. Hilton, D. Stutheit. Fourth Row: Mr. Milionis, C. Lunsford, J. Poitras, D. Glocar, K. Combs, P. Lippold, J. Koenig, G. Warren, B. Bones, L. Test, Mr. Oppenlander. I just won the pot!” Dennis can hardly believe that girls can shoot guns. The Lettermen, a newly formed club, consists of all Cascade's boys who have lettered in any one sport. They will handle most of the duties of Varsity 'C' in the future. Lettermen helped sponsor the Carnival this year. Come on you guys, hit me, I dare you!” FIREMEN Standing, Left to Right: M. Molgard, E. Blackman, D. Bates, E. Fromherz, L. Klein, L. Krenz, J. Koenig, G. Hil- ton, R. Dart, R. Stutheit, C. Lunsford, D. Glocar, L. Tierce, J. Hampton, C. Barnes. Kneeling: Fire Chief Lee Test, Advisor Mr. Ray. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Roger Dart Bill Young Chuck Lunsford Mr. Frank Nichols, Advisor Fraser Mac Cartney Chuck Baker 57 ROXANN GALVIN FESTIVAL PRINCESSES--Back Row, Left to Right: Merry Har- Betty Crocker Homemaker mon, Sandy Butts, Darletta Kilgore. Front Row: Kathy Ry- bloom, Cheri Die km an. HALL OF FAME MYRON WHITEHEAD State Outdoor position Cham- pion. MONTE CONDON Western State Junior Rodeo Champion. CHUCK LUNSFORD State Farmer Degree 58 ACTIVITIES ROYALTY BRIGH The top ten girls were: Lila Villamor, Donna Stinson, Mari- lyn Butts, Jeanne Barnes, Sharon Forrest, Valery Kimball, Cindy Jones, Valeda Henrikson, Beckie Bartels and Marsha Kilgore. The three-day calendar of events began with led yells, and a street dance ended the evening. During half time at the game Queen Beckie Henrikson rode in convertibles followed by the JV Ending our Homecoming activities was a dance from Salem, The Other Side. 60 TENS HOMECOMING Beckie Bartels and Princess Valeda Henrikson. the Bonfire on Thursday night. The Cheerleaders Bartels and Princess Marsha Kilgore and Valeda Cheerleaders on a float. on Saturday night. Music was played by a group Cougars scramble for the ball during the game. Student shows strength that our team uses during a game. Volunteer workers build the float for the JV Cheerleaders to ride on at half time. 61 SANTA’S PLAYGROUND The scene is romantic at the Christmas Ball. Twilighters perform. Valery and Fraser enjoy the spirit of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Etzel proved they could still keep up with the younger set. Dreaming and dancing make a complete night for Debbie and Clare. 62 SENIOR ROYALTY--Queen Candy, Lila Villamor, and King Cot ton, Chuck Lunsford, support smiling faces after being crowned. The Noblemen from Albany played for the annual event sponsored by FHA. COTTON BALL” Everyone enjoyed dancing at die first spring dance. Dan Webb--door prize winner-- takes time out to pose with King and Queen. 63 % There was little sad- ness to be found during twirp week. Were making Joe pretty so he can get the date he wants. We've been down South a little too long. ’TWIR r What a great physique! (?) Eek, a mouse!! PEOPLE ARE I hope you don't mind the hole in the sock. Now for the Mascara. FUNNNNNNY ' ,_'-«a Where is the fight? The Sophomores earn a trophy for being noisy. Jenny talks with boys before second shift. Joe looks over the plans of the new School. You wouldn't dare! 67 THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Because the gym wasn't finished in time to have two class plays, the junior and senior class combined to perform, The Mouse That Roared a two act farce of a tiny country in western Europe with 14th. century ideas and weapons that defeats the United States of current 20th. century living. The long weeks of constant rehearsal and practice made the show a big success with the audiences. Members of the cast all had their two cents to put in on why the play was so successful, but all began with the name of Miss Miller. Without Miss Miller's talent as a director we wouldn't have been able to put on as good a play as we did, remarked more than just one cast member. VJ JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Last year's queen, Shirlee Henkel, crowned Nita Schuetz, queen of this year's Junior-Senior Prom. Her princesses were Maureen Gordon, Valeda Henrikson, and Linnda Cureton. The Twilighter's, a group from Portland, supplied the evening music. Couples danced amid the setting of under-sea life of fish, treasures, and seaweed. The dance was enjoyed by all who attended. A SB OFFICERS ’67-'68 DON STUTHEIT President TOM TAYLOR Vice-President CHERI BRETHAUER Secretary TERI BLACKMAN Treasurer DAN WEBB Sgt-at-Arms 72 SPRING ELECTIONS VARSITY RALLY ’67-’68 SANDI BUTTS — QUEEN MARSHA BRETHAUER JANICE SIDWELL DEBBIE MANNING DARLETTA KILGORE MERRY HARMON SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row, left to right: T. Meyer, B. Bones, D. Klein, H. Arrington, L. Ferrell. D. Tomlinson, A. Dunn, C. Barnes, D. Banks, G. Nelson. Second Row: C. Manning, B. Edwards, J. Poitras, D. Versteeg, J. Fry, J. Bouchie, P. Bou- chie, D. Stutheit, D. Webb. Third Row: Coach, Mr. Federico; Manager, G. Hilton; R. Stutheit, S. Petersen, L. Klein, D. Glocar, L. Test, C. Lunsford, R. Dart, S. Sullivan, Assistant Coach, Mr. Godfrey. COUGAR COACHES ■ Left to Right: Mr. Loy, Freshman Coach; Mr. Federico, Varsity Coach and Mr. Godfrey, JV Coach. Not Pictured: Ass’t. Frosh Coach Mr. Luke. 74 SENIOR STARS Richard Stutheit Defensive Halfback Chuck Lunsford Tackle, Linebacker Steve Petersen Fullback Steve Sullivan Defensive Tackle Gordy Hilton Manager Lee Test Guard Dave Glocar End, Linebacker Roger Dart Tackle, Linebacker 'T Lee Klein End, Linebacker 75 COUGARS IN ACTION Defensive team ready for Santiam. Chuck looks over the situation. Petersen goes over for six. Chuck and Rich team up to make Cougars vs Cougars tackle. Bottom Row, left to right: C. Barnes, E. Blackman. D. Sullivan, T. Meyer, D. Tomlinson, D. Klein, H. Arrington. Second Row: K. Dery, M. Mogart, D. Ballweber, A. Dunn, J. Griffith, L. Ferrell, D. Runions. Third Row: G. Speer, J. Ahrens, J. Jones, J. Hampton, R. Hayes, D. Lippold. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach, Mr. Luke; G. Nelson, J. Gentzler, D. Banks, and Coach, Mr. Loy. JUNIOR VARSITY FROSH Bottom Row: J. Bouchie, L. Koenig, J. Jones, D. Day, R. Rybloom, D. Bates, Coach, Mr. Loy. Second Row: Coach, Mr. Luke; J. Ahrens, J. Griffith, G. Speer, G. Dolan, R. Smith, R. Graves. Third Row: S. Farrell, G. Lord, L. McGill, D. Betker, D. Foster, M. Shafer. Fourth Row: L. Cook, M. Condon, B. Bradbury, D. Ballweber, L. Gal- vin, T. Thompson. 77 VARSITY COUGARS 78 Lee Klein Joe Koenig Ken Combs Richard Stutheit SENIORS LINE-UP VARSITY--Left to Right: G. Shafer, D. Stutheit, S. Hilton, B. Bones, L. Klein, J. Koenig, K. Combs, P. Bouchie, D. Ballweber, R. Stutheit, Coach Les Oppenlander, Manager T. Heineck. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: J. Collier, J. Fry, L. Koenig, M. Hunter, K. Dowe, J. Hampton. Second Row: Coach Petersen, J. Beldon, M. Petersen, J. Sidwell, R. Hall, V. Brown, D. Day JUNIOR VARSITY COACH Wayne Petersen MANAGER Richard Cook FROSH FROSH COACH George Milionis MANAGER Wayne Strohmeyer First Row: G. Olson, J. Jones, R. Rybloom, J. Ahrens, D. Russel, G. Ray, L. 79 Weinhold. Back: Coach Milionis, Manager W. Strohmeyer. Without the use of a home gym, the Cougar bas- ketballers had a hard time getting good practices in. Coupled with an unfortunate setback in players part way through the season, the Cougars did not fare too well in the league. Rich tries one from the charity line. Bill Bones tries for two against Serra. Lee Klein and Pierre Bouchie wait for the ball to come down. Ken, Lee, and Bill after another loose ball. Should I, or shouldn't I? 80 Each boy who participated gave his all, however, and finished the season with good spirits and fond mem- ories of a team that truly worked together toward the goal of excellence. Pierre demonstrates passing, in a practice session. Garry Shaffier tries his ability at passing. Ken Combs jumps against Mike Bal- Cougars in pre-game warmups, loun of Serra. Billy Bones waits patiently for the ball. Pierre goes up fortwo against Woodbum. 81 VARSITY MATMEN WRESTLERS--First Row, Left to Right: M. Collier, D. Ballweber, D. Bates, D. Bates, C. Barnes, D. Smith. Second Row: L. Test, T. Meyers, G. Warren, J. Bouchie, C. Lunsford, R. Dart. COACH CHAMPS JV MATMEN JUNIOR VARSITY--First Row, Left to Right: R. Klein, C. Warren, A. Kneiling, R. Bates. Second Row: D. Klein, M. Schafer, D. Baxter, R. Baxter, Manager R. Amaral. COACH COACH RICHARD LOY 83 Cascade's two district champions, Chuck Lunsford at 191 and Jeff Bouchie at 158 . COUGAR Dennis Smith is about to pin his opponent. Jeff starts to cradle his opponent in the Philomath tournament. Chuck Lunsford isn't a nice guy on the wrestling mats. Chuck Bames sometimes finds him- self in a difficult position. MATMEN Jeff Bouchie and Roger Dart clown it up in practice. David Bates is about to pin his Wood- burn opponent. Richard Elkins wins at the Philomath tournament. Chuck Bames has his man in a near pin at District. Lee Test wins over his Woodbum opponent. 85 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY--First Row, Left to Right: Manager D. Klein, B. Bones, D. Tomlinson, R. Stutheit, D. Stutheit, G. Bales, J. Hampton, G. Hilton, manager. Second Row: Coach Wayne Petersen, R. Hall, C. Lunsford, L. Koenig, M. Hun- ter, L. Klein, J. Poitras, B. Nixon. COUGARS TAKE 3rd IN LEAGUE CASCADE 4 WOODBURN 2 CASCADE 4 WOODBURN 8 CASCADE 6 JEFFERSON 2 CASCADE 13 SERRA 3 CASCADE 10 SERRA 1 CASCADE 1 LIN FIELD JV 4 CASCADE 4 LIN FIELD JV 2 CASCADE 0 WOODBURN 4 CASCADE 9 JFK 1 CASCADE 23 SERRA 1 CASCADE 15 SCIO 0 CASCADE 3 REGIS 2 CASCADE 3 REGIS 1 CASCADE 4 CENTRAL 1 CASCADE 6 SANTIAM 3 CASCADE 4 SILVERTON 11 CASCADE 0 STAYTON 2 CASCADE 4 GERVAIS 3 CASCADE 3 NORTH MARION 4 87 JV BASEBALLERS JUNIOR VARSITY—Coach Leland Zundel, D. Bates, M. Shafer, D. Beckter, D. Foster, Manager W, Stromeyer. Second Row, Left to Right: L. Nichols, J. Love, L. Galvin, L. McGill, W. Wallace, J. Griffith. ACTION 88 Jim Hampton with another putout. VARSITY THINCLADS TRACK--First Row, Left to Right: C. Warren, G. Scheafer, R. Baxter, J. Jones, G. Rolfe. Second Row: R. Cook, J. Bouchie, R. Sitsler, D. Baxter, G. Olson. Third Row: R. Carpenter, T. Heineck, M. Vian, C. Barnes, J. Schei- man. Fourth Row: Coaches--Les Oppenlander, George Milinois; R. Hayes, D. Smith. TED HEINECK, MANAGER ROBERT SITSLER COACH GEORGE MIUONIS I Jeff Bouchie is in great form as he throws the shot-put. TRACKMEN TAKE ON Sitsler flies again. Shaffer takes off with a flash. Butch clears another hur- dle. Now Gary, keep your mind on track. Roger Dart is ready to give the platter a hefty throw. Up, up, and away t Webb's after another Duck with that spear of his! ACTIVE SEASON Good take-off; now flap your wings and fly. Looks like the girls are doing the boys under. Mark Peterson clearing the high jump. G I R L S T R A C K First Row: A. Toboyko, L. Shippey, J. Shippey, V. Ball, J. Versteeg, Miss Hunt- er, Advisor. Second Row: R. Farrell, A. Toboyko, D. Taylor, K. Hansen, S. Lunsford. Third Row: M. Brethauer, D. Hilton, D. Manning, V. Klien, H. Hen- rikson. Fourth Row: J. Littlejohns, D. Hall, D. Huddleston, J. Sidwell, D. Sun- derland, B. Baxter. GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row: J. Sidwell, D. Huddleston, C. Neal, J. Warren, J. Shippey. Second Row: D. Hall, L. Watts, S. Brown, S. Pierce. Third Row: D. Taylor, L. Shippey, J. Ver- steeg, A. Toboyko, P. Ruggles. Fourth Row: Miss Hunter, J. Littlejohns, D. Hilton, A. Toboyko, V. Ball. 5 CT- Chuck Lunsford, Valery Kimball - MOST ATH- LETIC. Gordy Hilton, Maureen Gordon - MOST HUMOR- OUS. Sharon Forrest, Richard Stutheit - HARDEST WORKING. SENIOR Lee Test, Roxann Galvin - MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. Joe Koenig, Marsha Kilgore - BEST ALL AROUND. Valeda Henrikson, Ron Mackey - MOST COUR- TEOUS. Marsha Kilgore, Richard Stutheit - MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT. PERSONALITIES Ron Mackey, Lila Villamor - BEST DRESSED. Beckie Bartels, Joe Koenig - MOST POPULAR. Marilyn Butts, Richard Stutheit - MOST DE- PENDABLE. SENIOR TOP TEN First Row, Left to Right: L. Tomlinson, S. Forrest, J. McCaw, V. Henrikson, V. Kimball. Second Row: R. Galvin, B. Bartels, L. Test, B. Taylor, C. Lyda. VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATOR1AN CLASS MOTTO Power through knowledge; wisdom through perception. CLASS COLORS Violet and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation 96 BACCALAUREATE OhhhhMrs. Barber, won't you be glad when it's all over? Now who cracked the funny??? Valeda Henrikson played the march for Bacca- laureate. I wish we were through practicing, I wanta go home. A broken leg didn't stop Steve Petersen from march - ing. Hup 2,3,4; abooout face. GRADUATION POWER THROUGH KNOWLEDGE; Sharon Forrest leaves the stage after a successful speech. Don Robert Amaral Michael Wayne Arrington James Kent Baker Melvin Charles Baker Dretta Ann Bales Rebecca Lee Bartels Kathy Darlene Bays Jerry W. Blaylock Emily Josephine Burgess Marilyn Rae Butts Diane Mae Cain Bobby Russell Carey Kenneth Ray Combs Charollet Kay Cook Deloris June Cook Linnda Kay Cureton Roger Timothy Dart Deanne Marie Dickman Gary Ray Dishman Kenneth Lee Dotter Ginger Ann Elmore Bonnie Joyce Ferrell Sharon Louise Forrest Jane Marie Fromherz Steven Wayne Gerig Roxann Marie Galvin David Wayne Glocar Maureen Faye Gordon Patricia Carol Gordon Danny Ray Hall Paul Homer Harvey Jr. Valeda Lyn Henrikson Carlos Hernandez Gordon Lee Hilton Susan Elizabeth Johnson DAY 1967 A school crest, a graduation motto, and a class to follow. Class president leads everyone in the flag salute. Cynthia Lee Jones Marsha Rozanne Kilgore Valery Kimball Lee Duane Klein Dee Irene Knieling Joe W. Koenig Larry Dean Krenz Peter Morse Lippold Charles Keith Lunsford Carol Ann Lyda Ronald Wayne Mackey Jeanne Marie McCaw Karen Sue Meshelle Daniel J. Myers Ima Lee Neal Tony Edward Nelson Betty Ann Nollen Betty Jane Owens Stephen L. Petersen Nita Nadine Schuetz Edward John Sherman Donna Jean Stinson Richard Jene Stutheit Steven Charles Sullivan Brandon G. Taylor Brenda Gay Taylor Lee James Test Edwin LeRoy Tierce Linda Rozann Tomlinson Lila L. Villamor Mary Joyce Wallace Gerald Frederic Warren Cara Fay Williams William I. Young WISDOM THROUGH PERCEPTION. 99 GIRL OF THE MONTH Cindy Jones SEPTEMBER Deanne Dickman OCTOBER GIRL OF THE YEAR Valeda Henrikson FEBRUARY Marilyn Butts JANUARY Diane Cain MARCH ] qq Nita Schuetz Marsha Kilgore Roxann Galvin NOVEMBER DECEMBER APRIL Bye bye mornmy. Hey you guys; share the chicken! Nature Boy, I believe. ALL-NIGHT PARTY AT THE YMCA Now where are you two GOING?! Gee, I wish I could play with the big boys. I Don Amaral bequeath to Jimmy Jones my ability to goof off in track practice. I Jim Baker bequeath the good times I have had in this school to anyone. I Ann Bales bequeath my ability to get out of class with- out a reason to Teri Blackman and the making of hall passes and absentees to the girl who will be helping in the office. I Beckie Bartels bequeath to the '67-'68 Varsity Rally squad the moments of happiness and disappointment that go along with the job. May they have the best of luck. I Darlene Bays bequeath to the remaining students of Cascade the ability to get to know people and under- stand them. I will my school spirit toallCascadians, so go get 'em Cougars! I Jerry Blaylock bequeath my ability to get good grades to Tommy Nixon. I Jo Burgess bequeath my great tallness to Cheri Dick - man. I Marilyn Butts bequeath my ability to make a complete fool of myself in front of the whole class to Jane Poet, Merry Harmon, and Susan Barber. 1 Diane Cain bequeath my ability to get my typing eraser stuck in the pencil sharpener to Sandi Butts. I Bobby Carey bequeath my good luck with Fords to David Stinett, if he's dumb enough to take it. I Charollet Cook bequeath all my headaches from Stu- dent Store to next year's Commercial Club President. 1 Deloris Cook bequeath to the Senior Class of 1968, all the fun and friendship that we as Seniors had this year. 1 Linnda Cureton bequeath my unique 4-day school week to Joanne Crane. I Roger Dart bequeath 70 lobs, of my weight and my great athletic ability to Duanne Ballweber--he'll need it. I Deanne Dickman bequeath to all the Juniors the fun in the new high school that we didn't have. 1 Ginger Elmore bequeath Mrs. Barber and Mr. Oppen- lander to my sister Jane. I Joyce Ferrell bequeath all my fun and happiness to the next senior class of Cascade. 1 Sharon Forrest bequeath to Janice Sidwell my ability to start the year with 9 classes a day and end up with 5. I Jane Fromherz bequeath to Jane Warren all my tape recordings of Tarzan yells. 1 Roxann Galvin bequeath to Kathy Rybloom all my old shorthand notes and pen cartridges. 1 Steve Gerig bequeath my attitude toward Cascade to all the underclassmen, and to Mark Peterson my pri- vate torture chamber in room 210 at Salem Memorial Hospital and rack. I Dave Glocar bequeath to John Poitras the ability to finally recognize your problem. I Maureen Gordon bequeath to Linda Shippey my abil- ity to receive the honor of most humorous girl of the senior class. I Pat Gordon bequeath to next year's seniors Mr. Op- penlander, and my ability to get out of his class without any trouble. 1 Connie Gotchall bequeath my slightly used Blitz still to Helen Mitchell, Barb Bankston, Cheri Bret- hauer, etc., etc. I Danny Hall bequeath my outstanding grades and abil- ity to get along with my teachers to someone who needs them. I Valeda Henrikson bequeath my braces to all those snaggle-toothed juniors. I Delbert Helvey bequeath my ability to get along with all the teachers to Jimmy Davis. I Gordon Hilton bequeath to Johny Poitras my share of Red's and my still in the boiler room. I Cindy Jones bequeath to next year's seniors Mr. Op- penlander's Modem Problems class and his penny window if he has one next year. 1 Marsha Kilgore bequeath all my extra hours after school to the poor soul who gets stuck with them. 1 Valery Kimball bequeath to Tom Taylor my ability to be hated by Mr. Hinton. Good Luck! 1 Dee Knieling bequeath to library helpers my job to babysit the Kiddies in the library. 1 Joe Koenig bequeath to Larry Koenig my ability to stuff the basketball. 1 Larry Krenz bequeath to John Poitras my ability for gold-bricking and my slightly used church Key. I Peter Lippold bequeath to Ed Nicholand Chuck Barnes one free sonic boom from the road runner. I Chuck Lunsford bequeath my ability to eat two live gold fish in one day without getting sick to Jeff Bou- chie. I Carol Lyda bequeath to Mike Schaefer my cast and roller skates. Watch out for those corners! I Jeanne McCaw bequeath my beaten-up old English book to Valenda Pletzer. 1 Karen Meshelle bequeath to Dave Ballweber my abil- ity to get out of classes and be in the halls without a pass. 1 Butch Meyers bequeath to Tom Taylor the ability to be as great as 1 am. I Tony Nelson bequeath to Dennis Day ANOTHER free crack-up on my Honda. I Betty Owens bequeath to Nancy Owens and Karen Branch all the good times in Mr. Oppenlander's Modem Problems class. I Donna Stinson bequeath to Joanne Crane the right to be late for school mostly every morning. I Nita Schuetz bequeath to all juniors the fun 1 had my senior year to be used to the fullest extent at the new high school. I Richard Stutheit bequeath to Susan Barber my good grades in English IV. I Steve Sullivan bequeath to the juniors all my prob- lems and worries of term papers, and to Nancy all that typing. I Brandon Taylor bequeath my height to all of the short freshmen; they need it. I Brenda Taylor bequeath my Jayne Mansfield type fig- ure to the bulletin board in the main entrance. I Lee Test bequeath to Mr. Oppenlander my extra hair because he needs it! I Linda Tomlinson bequeath to Jane Poet my ability to flunk every math course in this school. I Lila Villamor bequeath to Marvin Klein and Rick Weight the carbon copy to all my book reports and term papers. I Mary Wallace bequeath my marvelous personality to Terry Blackman. I Cara Williams bequeath to Fraser MacCartney my Lew Alcindor physique and abilities. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Varsity Rally squad receives cer- tificates for their outstanding per formances. Girls track receives special recog- nition. Now what was so funny about THAT!! ..And now a word about the bas- ketball team. 104 COAT OF ARMS This coat of arms is the result of much research, planning, and discussion on the part of the whole student body. It is a symbol of our school and community from the Cascade Mountains, to the ax and plow, to the torch of knowledge and the book of learning. The cougar symbolizes our school mascot and the rope it is standing symbol- izes our school colors. Our coat of arms has been adopted by the school and will be a symbol that we will always look up to with great respect. 105 DON AMARAL--V Football 4; JV Football 2; Frosh Foot- ball; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; AV Aids 4; Student Council 1. CHARLES BAKER--Wrestling 1,2; AV Aids 4; Band 1. 2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4. JIM BAKER--Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1. ANN BALES--FHA 1,2,3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Intramurals 1,2; Office Helper 4; Lunch Room 3. JEANNE BARNES--Commercial Club4;FTA 1;GAA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Drama Club 3; Dancing Club 1, 2,3; Paper Staff 3; Student Council 3; Senior Class Sec.; Office Ass t 4. BECK1E BARTELS--Class Sec. 2; Intramurals 2,3; Dra- ma Club 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1, 2; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Commercial Club 4; V Yell Leader 3,4; Queen 4. DARLENE BAYS--Commercial Club 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4; Lunch Room 2. JOSEPHINE BURGESS—FHA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. MARILYN BUTTS—Commercial Club 4; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; Sgt-at-Arms 4; Journalism 3; Dancing Club 2,3,4; Girl of the Month; Paper Staff; Ass't Editor 3; Student Body V-President 4; Intramurals 2, 3; V Yell Leader 3; JV Yell Leader 2. DIANE CAIN--Commercial Club 4; V-President; GAA 2,3,4; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Girl of the Month. KENNETH COMBS —LeHerman; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Fireman; V Baseball 2,3; Frosh Football; V Basketball 3, 4; JV Basketball; Frosh Basketball; Track. CHAROLLET COOK—Commercial Club 4, President; FHA 1,2,3,4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Dancing Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Chorus 4; Intramurals 2; Office Ass't. 4. DELORIS COOK--FHA 3; Girls League 1, 2.3,4; Glee 1; Track 2,3. UNNDA CURETON--Commercial Club 4; GAA 2; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Journalism 3; Intramurals 2,3. ROGER DART —Letterman 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2, 3,4; Journalism 3,4; Fireman 3,4; Faculty Ass't. 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; AV Aids 3,4; Student Council 3; Intra- murals 2,3; Wrestling 4; Track 2,3. DEANNE DICKMAN— FHA 2; GAA 2,3,4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; lritramurais 3; Commercial Club 4. GARY D1SHMAN--Fireman (F. Chief); Faculty Ass't. 2; V Baseball; Wrestling 1. GINGER ELMORE—Girls League 1,2,3,4. SHARON FORREST--GAA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3, 4; Dancing Club 1,2,3; Tumbling 1,2; Journalism 3; Paper Staff 3; Track 2; National Honor Society 3,4. JANE FROMHERZ—FHA 2,3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Faculty Ass't. 4; Lunch Room Helper 2,3; Track 2. ROXANN GALVIN—GAA 1,2,3; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Drama 2,3; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Home Room Rep. 4; Intramurals 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Treasurer 4. STEVE GER1G—FFA 2; Wood Shop Helper 4. DAVID GLOCAR—Varsity C 3,4; Class Play 4; Class Officer 1, President; 3 Vice-President, 4 Vice-President; Intramurals 2,3; V Baseball 2; JV Basketball 2; JV Base- ball 1; V Football 3,4; JV Football; JV Baseball 2; Bas- ketball 2. MAUREEN GORDON—FHA 1.2; GAA 2; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Intramurals 1; Lunch R. 2. PATRICIA GORDON—Commercial Club 4; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Glee 1; Intramurals 1; Office Ass't. 3, CONNIE GOTCHALL—FHA 2,3; GAA 2,3; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff--Activities Editor 4; Class Treasurer 1; Track 2;JV Yell Leader 1; Chorus 4; Intramurals 2; Faculty Ass't. 3. 106 DANNY HALL--Varsity Basketball 4. PAUL HARVEY—FFA 1,2; Dancing Club 3; Fireman 3; Faculty Ass't. 3. VALEDA HENRIKSON--Commercial Club 4; GAA 2,3, V-President 3; Girls League 1,2,3,4 V-President 3; Girl of the Month; Girl of the Year; Band 4; Glee 4; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President; Track 2,3. DELBERT HELVEY--FFA 1,2,3; Dancing Club; Intramu- rals 2. GORDON HILTON--Letterman 3,4; Student Council 4; Fireman 3,4, Ass't. Chief 3; V Baseball Manager 2,3,4; V Football Manager 3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 3,4. CINDY JONES--Commercial Club 4; GAA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Girl of the Month; Dancing Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Drama Club 3; Student Body Sec. 4; Faculty Ass't. 3,4. SUSAN JOHNSON—GAA 1; Girls League 1,2,3,4; In- tramurals 2; Faculty Ass't. 4; Lunch Room Helper 1,2. MARSHA KILGORE--FHA 1,2,3,4, Social Chairman 2, 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Girls League 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2; Drama 1; Girl of the Month; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Journalism 3 Ass't. Ed., 4 Exchange Ed.; Annual 3 Ass't. Ed., 4 Editor; Room Rep. 3,4; Var. Yell Leader 3,4; JV Yell Leader 1,2. VALERY KIM BALL--FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Drama 3,4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, Photographer Organizations; National Honor So- ciety 3,4, Pres.; Faculty Ass't. 3; Track 1,2; Junior Senior Play 4; Room Rep. 1,3; Intramurals 1, 2,3. DEE KNIELING--GAA 2,3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Faculty Ass't. 3,4. JOE KOENIG--Boys League 3; Var. C 3,4; Lettermen 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 2, Vice- Pres.; Student Body Officer 3, Sargeant-at-Arms, 4 Pres.; Intramurals 3; Fireman 3,4; Faculty Ass't. 3; JV Baseball 1; V Baseball 3; JV Football 1; Frosh Football; V Basket- ball 2,3,4; JV Basketball 1; Frosh Basketball. LARRY KRENZ — FFA 1,2; JV Football; Frosh Football 1; Wrestling 1. PETER UPPOLD--Wrestling 2,3, Manager, 4. CHARLES LUNSFORD—Mr. FHA, 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; Sarg. -at-arms 2; Intramurals 2,3; AV Aids 4; Firemen 4; Var. Baseball 2,3,4; JV Football 1, Frosh. Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. CAROL LYDA--FHA 1; GAA 1, Tres. 2 Girls League 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4, Sec. KAREN MESHELLE--Commercial Club 4; FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; FTA 2; Volleyball Team 4; Dancing Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Rep. To Student Council 4; Intramurals 1, 2,3; Office Ass't. 2,3,4. BUTCH MYERS—Drama 4; Dancing Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 1; Class Play 4; Home Room Rep. 4; Intramurals 3; Faculty Ass't. PE 4; JV Football 2; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3. IMA NEAL—Commercial Club 4; GAA 2; Girls League 1,2, 3,4; Dancing Club 4; Tumbling 3,4; Intramurals 4. TONY NELSON—FFA 1; Dancing Club 3; Journalism Reporter 3; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Intramurals 2.3,4; Fireman 3; Office Ass't. 4. BETTY NOLLEN--Commercial Club 4; Dancing Club 1; GAA 2; Girls League 1, 2,3,4; Journalism 3; National Honor Society 4; Faculty Ass't. 4. BETTY OWENS—Commercial Club 4; Sec. 4; Girls League 2,3,4; Dancing Club 4; Pep Club 2,3; Faculty Ass’t. 2,3; FBLA 3. STEPHEN PETERSEN—FFA 1; Class Officer Sarg-at-Arms 4; Varsity Football 3,4; JV Football 1, 2; Frosh Football 1; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 2. EDWARD SHERMAN—FFA 1,2,3. NITA SCHUETZ— Commercial Club 4; FHA; GAA 3, 4, Sec. 3,4; Girls League 1,2,3; FTA; Girl of The Month; 107 Drama Club; Pep Club 4, Tres. 4; Dancing Club; Facul- ty Ass't. 4; Office Ass't. 3. RONNIE STEPHENS—Dancing Club 2. DONNA STENSON--Commercial Club 4; GAA 3; FHA 3; Girls League 1, 2, 3,4; Dancing Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Intramurals 2. BRANDON TAYLOR--Boys League; Intramurals 3. EDWIN TIERCE—Letterman 4; Dancing Club 3; Fireman 3; Office Ass't. 4; Varsity Baseball 3; JV Baseball 2; Frosh Football 1. RICHARD STUTHEIT—Letterman 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1, 2,3,4; Varsity ”C 4; Journalism Paper 3, Sports Ed.; Student Council 3,4; Class Officer 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Visual Aids 3,4; Firemen 3,4; Faculty Ass't. 3,4; Var- sity Football 4; Varsity Basketball 4. LILA VILLAM OR—Commercial Club 4; GAA 3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Home Room Rep. 4; Class Officer, 3 Tres.; Intramurals 2,3; Faculty Ass't. 4. MARY WALLACE—Commercial Club 4; GAA 3; Girls League 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Chess Club 4; Faculty Ass't. 3,4. GERALD WARREN--FFA 2; Drama Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3; AV Aids 1; Wrestling 1,2,4. CARA WILLIAMS—FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4; Girls League 1. 2,3,4; Dancing Club; Tumbling; Pep Club; Journalism, Paper Staff 3; Student Council 3,4. KENNA WILLIAMS--Journalism, Paper 3; Annual 4, Photographer; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM YOUNG—Home Room Rep. 4; Faculty Ass't. 4; Office Ass't. 3; Varsity Baseball 4. PAUL HARVEY—FFA Reporter 1,2; Dancing Club 3; Boys League; Firemen 3; Faculty Ass't. 3. CAPITAL DRUG STORES 405 State St., 4470 River Rd. N. Salem, Oregon TRUAX MOBIL SERVICE STATION Subi imi ty, Oregon COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. T. A. Van Veen Stayton, Oregon ROY'S T.V. AND RADIO 710 Main St. Aumsv i 11e, Oregon JUDSON'S Wiring, Plumbing, and Heating Front and Court St. Salem, Oregon VIRGIL T. GOLDEN Funeral Service 605 Commercial S. E. 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Paints Wa 11 paper BALL BROS. CHEVROLET SALES Sr SERVICE New Sr Used Cars Sr Trucks Standard 0 i 1 Prod. Turner, Oregon B I SHOP'S Have Moved Salem Plaza F i ne Qua 1 i ty Sportswear Salem Oregon 113 BURKLAND JENSEN'S RICHFIELD SERVICE LUMBER 2nd Chicago Street CO. 743-2419 Turner, Oregon Turner, Oregon BOB Sr BILL'S Safes Vaults RICHFIELD SERVICE CLYDE'S KEY, LOCK SAFE SERVICE Ph. 769-2400 Safes New Used First Washington Streets 236 State St. Stayton, Oregon Ph. 363-7918 T. G. NICHOL MORROW BROS. PLUMBING Serve-U-Mkt. Complete Sales Service 235 First Ave. Free Estimates Stayton, Oregon Aumsv ille, Oregon Ph. 769-2477 Ph. 743-2071 J. W. MARKET REPINE GREGG PAINTING CO. Qua 1i ty Products at Competitive Prices p , J -yj) v Painting p Decorating Main Street, Aumsville i860 Highway Ave. Ph. 743-2811 Sa 1 em Ph. 363-4783 114 HOGG BROS. Salem and Oregon City Complete Home Furn i shers Ph. 363-9148 Salem, Oregon EYERLY MOTORS Volkswagen, Porsche 4403 Com. S.E. Salem PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY SALEM V IHG BU, L D h 1 T 546 High St. N.E. Salem, Oregon Phone 364-6701 Speed Equipment - VIRGIL KOENIG Custom Exhaust New Home Construction Auto Parts Accessories Phone Aumsville 743-2701 Complete 8307 Aumsville Hgw. Salem Oregon MEYER'S I.G.A. Ill GAM fo°d market Noarr timi um Turner, Oregon WHEADON'S GROCERY Phone 743-2380 Ph. 743-2922 Main St. Aumsv i11e, Oregon BILL BEARD SPORTING GOODS Ph. 363-60A2 372 State St. Salem, Oregon GENE'S MARKET Turner, Oregon Ph. 7 3-2108 Everyday low prices Specializing in Team Equipment Complete one stop shopping STAYTON BALDWIN'S PHARMACY DRY GOODS Stayton, Oregon The Friendly Store Stayton, Oregon Ph. 769-2926 DAVIS-BELL Greet i ngs REAL ESTATE F rom INSURANCE EDW. J. BELL Stayton Ph. 769-2151 Stayton Fol1ow the Cougars TURNER ( M. in Your Community BUILDING SUPPLY Newspaper Lumber - Paint THE Cement Products STAYTON MAIL Phone 7 3-2103 Turner Oregon 116 A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR I would like to begin by saying that this has truly been a great year for me, and without the oppor- tunity of working on the annual 1 would not have realized just what this year has been. I don't know how to say thank you to Mr. Hogan for his cooperation and all of the help he has put forth on this yearbook. We would have never made it without him, and there are no words that can possibly explain my deepest appreciation to this man. Also, I would like to thank Mr. Stutzman for coming out to take pictures and for his good work on the senior pictures. My staff gets a pat on the back for being extremely helpful, and in my book, the photography de- partment is nothing but GREAT . I would also like to thank the faculty for their patience during pic- ture taking times. I will close but just say that 1 have truly enjoyed being a part of this yearbook, and I hope that each and every one of you enjoy this yearbook as much as I've enjoyed putting it together. Sincerely, Marsha Kilgore Editor 117 % S? « -i ?. '-T- : ... '' •4. ■. - L ’ -« - ? ;j ; 1� ; .rVifS -T � v. . ■ -A'.- _. - ; ■ ' ■ • •.,; ' '- . .. -.ivT Jr - t.:.. -■ ;: _—«2 :T i - . • - -', .-■ • %« ... .«, x . - ' - K t r . - -- w. •« ■ - S“x -rT - fcr s«« a ' . £ £ SV - . tm • ■' v„ r � • ' • ’- Tr ' ., - • -o -.. •- ‘v-. • —« ■ • V -•- •. .;•- ■ -V.- - '.• : -- - ■ -■• ■-■,•—_ —-•• - .? - . . -...-• v-%, - - « S - s - --•. • . ' -v hlTw •• «V “ , V- -.-r •► .. vi- ' ?tfjr ‘