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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

CASCADIAN “68” Cascade Union High School Turner, Oregon A Message from Mr. Drake You have a fine school! How? Why? Things don't just happen. There must be a people who feel this need and have the will to make it happen. Cascade is fortu- nate it had the people when the need arose. The Cascade students now have a fa- cility for learning second to none in the state of Oregon. You have an area es- pecially designed for team teaching; you have a reading center providing for both visual and auditory study; you have areas providing for both large and small group instruction; you have a student center pro- viding for both learning and relaxation; you have adequate, well-equipped class- rooms; and you have a functional and well- designed gymnasium. Your building is designed with the flexibility to meet the changing needs of students to follow you. You have a faculty that has as its first goal the desire to provide you with the opportunity to learn and develop. You have a principal who both understands you and knows what it takes to make you an asset as a person now and what you need to be an asset to yourself and society in the future. One must become involved in what is happening or not happening around him. One cannot be all things or do all things; one has to make decisions based on what he feels are the important issues. Only if they are his convictions can he devote the time and energy required to carry forth the task to a successful conclusion. Many never feel the true SPIRIT OF ACTION since they never become wholly involved in any cause. They only participate in someone else's cause. To this point, the action has been that of your parents and teachers. You must now pick up this spirit. All that has gone before has only been a prelude to what may follow, and what may follow depends on the goals you have set for yourself whether you have caught the SPIRIT OF ACTION and have the will and desire to carry the action to a fulfill- ing conclusion! 2 Table of Contents Page Seniors .............................. 5 Fall - Winter ............................. 35 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING BASKETBALL WRESTLING HONOR STUDY HALL FACULTY BASKETBALL CHRISTMAS BALL CARNIVAL Spring TWIRP SEASON COTTON BALL DANCING CLUB BASKETBALL TRACK PROM Organizations PUBLICATIONS JOURNALISM LETTERMEN-BOOSTER CLUB PEP CLUB RALLY SQUAD BAND-CHORUS FFA-FHA VARSITY C DRAMA CLUB GIRLS LEAGUE COMM. CLUB AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES STUDENT COUNCIL Administration Graduation Ads 3 With Affection To Mrs. Alice Etzel, longtime teacher of Cascade Union High School this volume is affectionately dedicated. Mrs. Etzel has unselfishly given her talents to helping the youth of our communities since 1957. Her teaching ability has sucessfully prepared hundreds of students for the world of tomorrow. A Mrs. Etzel graduated from Washington State in Bellingham Washington and then taught at a junior high in Washington. Prior to coming to Cascade she was Principal at Hillcrest in Salem. During her years of service at Cascade Mrs. Etzel's most prominent duty was teaching social sciences. She also offered her counsel as Girl's League Advisor, Dean of Girls, and Attendance Officer. A devoted instructor in all respects with merits of affability, acumen, and understanding have made her a superior teacher. from the Cascade Student Body SENIORS 7 JEFF BOUCHIE KARON BRANCH GARY CAPWELL CHERI BRETHAUER SANDRA BUTTS CHERI DICKMAN JUDY COLLIER DENNIS ELKINS GARY HEFNER CARLENE CLIDEWELL KATHY HALL GARY GHOLSON MERRY HARMON 9 TED HEINECK JOHN HICKS CAROL HAYES TOM HERNANDEZ 10 DWAYNE HAYES KAREN HICKS STANLEY HILTON DARLETTA KILGORE LUCRETIA KNIELING MARVIN KLEIN FRASER MacCARTNEY n 13 ROBERT NIXON ALFORD OSBORN 14 VALENDA PLETZER JOHN POITRAS JUDY PRUETT ROXANNE REPINE RICARDO RODRIGUEZ DANA SEARS 15 DANNY SITTON DON STUTHEIT 16 CONSTANCE TAYLOR 17 CHARLOTTE YOUNG « DAVID VERSTEEG SHARON JENSEN Seniors Not Pictured: FLOYD DURKEE CLARE FRITZ GEORGE GUINN LANETTA JACKSON CATHERINE LEWIS CHERYL MILLER EUGENE SAUNDERS ERNEST SMILEY MICHAEL WASSON RICHARD WEIGHT PETER WALLACE SANDRA BURGESS 19 ANNA DeVRIES Juniors CAROLL NEAL Secretary ANN TOBOYKO Treasurer DELBERT TOMLINSON Sgt.-at-Arms CHARLES BARNES V ice-President DAVID BALLWEBER President Connie and Debbie study hard for semester exams. Randy puts together A. V. equipment. 20 ’’Now that I've got these, what do I do with them?” 21 ”1 drink milk John Amaral Henry Arrington Katherine Bagger David Ballweber Charles Barnes Nicholas Bartosz David Bates Randy Bates Roger Beck Glenn Becktold James Beldon Emmett Blackman Terry Blair Billy Bones John Brasfield Marsha Brethauer James Bennett Vernon Brown Roy Carpenter Fred Carpenter David Chase Ellen Christensen Richard Cook Jeffery Collier .1 I if 22 David Banks Eugene Daniels Darlene Davidson Donny Davidson Jimmy Davis Kent Dery John Edwards Richard Elkins Wayne Forrest Mary Foster Phil 1 is Fowler Ernest Fromherz Gerald Fry John Gentzler John Gerig Ronald Gleason Dale Gleason Teresa Gonzales Debra Grenz Richard Hall Jimmy Hampton Karen Hansen Ray Harvey Randy Hayes 23 John Hightower Roy Husted Mary Guinn Charles Jones Connie Hicks Dianne Hilton Sandy Holford Debbie Huddleston Ester Jones Vickie Kennedy David Klein Janene Larson Jessie Lambrecht Anita Lauman Martin-Lewis David Lippo'd Kristine Logan J immy Love Steve Maison Melba Majors Debra Manning Shirley McCullum Morris McGill Norman McClung 14 Susan McMillan Tony Meyer Glada Miller John Miller Dennis Murdock Marquita McGuffln Carol I Neal Grant Nelson Harold Newport Barbara Petersen Mark Peterson Norman Purdy Connie Ragsdale Carolyn Reed Dennis Richards Lorene Riddle Donald Roop Linda Ruggies Gene Runion Jean Sanders Ferna Seiber Sharon Sevart Larry Shores James Sidwell A r 7 © f i £ f i A ft 25 Janice Sidwell Patricia Simpson John Smith Stephen Smith Letha Stedman Pol'y Stephens Dora Stowa Daniel Sullivan Dottie Sunderland Sandra Tate Allen Taylor Delilah Taylor Dennis Tedesco Ann Toboyko Tommy Thompson James Thomas Delbert Tomlinson Marvin Vian Virginia Wallace Jane Warren Ronald Weadon Larry Weitman William White Myron Whitehead 26 Boyce Wakefield Ellen Wolf Allen Woodrum Petretia Wrinkle Allie James Diane Gillett Greg Dewar Sandra Cook a Ssl x -� • Sophomores JIMMY JONES President KATHY WEBB Secretary JOANY LITTLEJOHNS Treasurer JUDY FOLTZ Sgt. -at- Arms RODNEY GRAVES Vice-President They’re always making you work Square dancing is so much fun! aroind here. 28 Denise Gossen Lois Graves Rodney Graves John Griffith Deana Hall Kathy Hamilton Sherrie Hamilton Laura Hatfield Vickie Hayes Heidi Henrikson Monica Hernandez Samual Hicks Carol Hilton Peggy Hopper Michael Hunter Ronald Hunter Steven Ivie Donald Jackson James Jones Patricia Johnson Sherrie Juel Teresa Kilgore Roger Klein Vickie Klein 29 John Ahrens Nancy Anderson Lapreal Baker George Bales Lindsey Ball Duane Ballweber Dale Bates Donald Baxter Ronald Baxter Linda Becktold Dennis Bennett Donald Betker David Bloomfield James Bouchie Bobby Bradbury Richard Branch Sue Brown Terri Brown Julie Brown Charlotte Burgess Susan Chrisman Linda Christensen Michael Collier Betty Combs ) 30 Monte Condon Lyle Cook Robert Cook James Crouser Victor Cureton Brenda Campbell Jody Davidson Sylvia Dawson Dennis Day Sheila Dean Steven Dickman George Dolan Beverly Durkee Michael Fischer Phillip Fitzner Judy Foltz Lanier Fortner Darrell Foster Keith Fuller Louise Fuson Larry Galvin Chryl Gildow Floyd Glasgow Darlene Gleason 31 George Rolfe Kim Rouse Patricia Rugg'es FLoyd Russell Tony Sams Dick Schroeder Marlena Sell Michael Shafer Irene Sherman Geneva Shippey Linda Smith Rickey Smith Valarie Smith Grant Speer Steve Starnes Kenneth Stover Wayne Strohmeyer Jerry Sullivan Marilyn Taylor Vince Tharp Thomas Thompson Alice Toboyko Gale Trumbly Debra Tucker 32 Larry Koenig Valarie Lawrence Joany Littlejohns Gary Lord Larry Lyons Peggy McCauley Lyndon McGill Sherry McNeil Charlotte Moore Larry Nichol Brenda Nixon George Olson Mary O'Neil Jeanette Ortwine Wanda Parker Timmy Payne Margaret Pearce Caroline Peterson Susan Pierce Thomas Pilgrim Gary Pruett Greg Ray Linda Reyes Debra Rogers 33 Ruben Tucker Dianna Thornton Candice Vaughn Jean Vinton Sandra Wallace Willard Wallace Charles Warren Linda Watts Kathy Webb Larry Weinhold Karen Weitman Robert Wellman Kathie Wienke Irvin Wilhite Linda Whitehead Sandra WJodrum 34 FALL - WINTER FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Meyer, J. Belden, C. Barnes, J. Bouchie, D. Sit- ton, D. Bates. SECOND ROW: G. Runion, D. Sullivan, H. Arrington, G. Bales, G. Nelson, D. Tomlinson, D. Ballweber. THIRD ROW: V. Brown, D. Webb, D. Stutheit, B. Bones, J. Fry, E. Blackman. FOURTH ROW: Manager-W. Strohmeyer, R. Cook, M. Lewis, P. Bouchie, R. Hunter, T. Taylor, A. Knieling, D. Day. FIFTH ROW: Man- ager- . Versteeg, J. Griffith, J. Jones, S. Starnes. J. Love, R. Cook, D. Bates. SIXTH ROW: Coaches--Mr. Oppenlander Mr. Godfrey, Manager--J. Bouchie, S. Maison, D. Banks, Head Coach—Mr. Federico Varsity Football FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Bates, J. Jones, G. Runions, V. Brown, G. Dolan, D. Banks. SECOND ROW: Manager-W. Strohmeyer, J. Belden, R. Cook, E. Blackman, R. Hunter, D. Klein. THIRD ROW: Coach--Mr. Oppenlander, D. Bates, J. Love, D. Day, S. Maison, R. Cook. 36 9 ♦ Don Stutheit-Halfback % «i®®® Dan Sitton-Def. Back 37 Top Ten o Cascade's 1967 Home- coming got officially un- der way with the tra- ditional lighting of the bonfire and burning of a Woodburn Bulldog effigy. The huge fire lit the night sky, as well as the spirit of the student body. Following the bonfire, students gathered in the student square for a night of dancing and fun. At intermission the top ten Senior girls and their es- corts were presented. The names of the three prin- cesses to reign over home- coming were then revealed. Leading the next dance were princesses, Teri Blackman, Sandi Butts, and Darletta Kilgore. The following night spirits were high at the game with Woodburn. Mums and balloons filled the air as the Cascade Cougars made their way onto the gaily decorated field. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Homecoming Queen Sandi Butts, by the preceding year's queen, Beckie Bar- tels. Sandi and her court Teri Blackman and Darletta Kilgore were then escorted around the field in a yel- low convertible driven by Ken Bales. The recipient of the five dollar cash prize in the float contest was the Junior Class. Their prize winning entry consisted of a large black and gold football helmet with white trim. Victory Bound was the theme of the annual home- coming dance. A Salem group, the Marquis pro- vided the music for the dance, which was sponsored by the Varsity Cheer- leaders. Cascade's 1967 Home- coming provided fun, en- tertainment, and excite- ment for many. SANDI BUTTS Homecoming Court TERI BLACKMAN DARLETTA KILGORE Aetion was the spirit of this year's football sea- son. Rallies was the word for this year's football spirit. Of the nu- merous car rallies held, the most elab- orate was the one for the Home Coming game against Wood- burn. CAR RALLY The cars were gayly decorated with posters predicting another Cougar Vic- tory. The serpen- tine wound through the towns in the community. The ser- pentines helped bring about the spirit that has been steadily missing for several years. 41 Cascade's football sea- •• ...in with a non-league opener with the Jefferson High Lions. The Cougars led at halftime but relinquished the lead to the Lions in the third quarter and were dealt an 18-21 loss. The Cougars looked as though they had developed into a complete team following a 6 to 6 tie with Gervais, and a 19-0 win over the Scio Loggers. However, the Cougars fell into a slump, dropping the next four league games. Following four defeats, the Cougars came through in great style upsetting arch rival Serra Catholic 13-0 on the Cougar's home field. Following the win over Serra, which could be termed the highlight of Cascade's football season, the Cougars rode their momentum trouncing Salem Academy 25-0 in the division playoffs. 42 All we need is a man over six feet tall. That was the feeling erf the coaches and players during the year's Var- sity season. Dave Ballweber adds another two points. The Varsity team did not come along until the last part of the season, winning two out of their last three games. The highlight of the season would have to be the win over Central that ended the season for the Cougar Cagers. The team played with great desire, which en- abled them to beat the much taller Central squad. The Cougar fans could look forward to an even bigger and better season for the following year. The Cascade J.V.'s were one of the best Cascade has ever had. The players on this team brought a great deal of height to the Varsity. With a little luck, the 1968-69 Cougar Varsity should be among the best Cascade has seen. 44 Bob Nixon in good form. Cougars Finish Season With A Roar Jimmy Jones in J.V. action. Cougars have everything well in hand. Dave and Bill converge on Serra player. 45 Standing: Coach Oppenlander-, B. Nixon, D. Ballweber, D. Stutheit, B. Bones, J. Poitras, P. Bouchie, S. Hilton. Kneeling: Manager T. Heineck, J. Collier, G. Schaefer, H. Arrington, J. Bagley, Manager W. Strohmeyer. VARSITY Basketball Pierre Bouchie John Poitras Don Stutheit 46 Stan Hilton Bob Nixon Garry Schaefer J.Y. Basketball Front Row--L. to R. D. Day, G,. Olson. J. Jones, G. Rolfe, D. Russel, Standing--!., to R. Coach Milionis, R. Smith, J. Ahrens, W. Wallace, M. Hunter, J. Griffith, L. Koenig. 47 WRESTLING Cascade's wrestling season was great! was the feeling expressed by the wrestlers, their coach and all the people who attended the matches throughout the season. Most of this success was brought on by coach Connelly. He worked many hours with the boys getting them ready for each match. Without him the season would not have been as successful, was the feeling of the wrestling team. The district tournament was the close of the regular season for the Cougar Grapplers. These matches saw Cascade placing second in district and sending four wrestlers to the state meet in Corvallis. Out of these four wrestlers, three placed in State. Taking fifth place at 157 lbs. was Rick Weight; placing fourth at 130 lbs. was Marvin Klein; and placing second at 106 lbs. was Duane Ballweber. Duane Ballweber in the process of licking another opponent. Dennis Smith in a familiar pose. Rick Weight has his man well under control. Happy Cougars after another victory. Dan Sitton wins another match. Look Mom, I pinned him! VARSITY WRESTLING Back row: J. Bouchie, M. Petersen, D. Klein, D. Smith, J. Bouchie, D. Sitton, R. Bates, R. Ivy, D. Hayes, D. Sullivan, M. Klein. Second row: D. Baxter, M. Schafer, R. Baxter C. Warren, D. Bates, R. Klein. Front row: D. Ballweber. M Collier, H. Bagger, E. Graham. Duane Ballweber Dave Klein 50 Senior Mat Men Marvin Klein Dan Sitton Dennis Smith 51 Front row seated: J. Poet, Valenda Pletzer-Treasurer, Lucretia Kneiling- President, Randy Hayes-Secretary, C. Brethauer. Back row standing: J. Versteeg, D. Baker, D. Taylor, L. Doran, G. Lord, L. Fortner, A. DeVries, M. Brethauer, M. Harmon, T. Blackman. FACULTY GAME Everyone looks forward to the faculty basketball game. This year it was sponsored by the junior class. Instead of a J.V. game the women had a chance to show their skill at maneuvering a basketball, which was very entertaining as you can tell by the pictures. The faculty men from the junior high put up a great fight, but the men from the high school proved to be even better by winning the game. “Silver Bells,” Theme of Floyd and Valenda flash bright smiles, It was very hard to get camera-shy Duane proof of an enjoyable evening. to pose for this picture. Silver Bells: That was the theme of the Student Council sponsored Christmas Ball, held in the new student square. The couples danced to the music of Wally Johnson and his orchestra. Everyone enjoyed a festive atmosphere which was set off by gay decora- tions. A small Christmas tree in the building was dwarfed by a 20 foot tree in the court. With all the lights and thoughts of Christmas, and a good band, everyone enjoyed this gay event. Mac rids himself of the camera long enough to enjoy a dance with Peggy. Christmas Ball Mr. and Mrs. Welter had fun keeping the dance floor good and slick. Smiling Terri Brown gets help with her corsage as Vicky and John look on Mr. and Mr. Kreger pose by the Christmas tree. Mr. Bates helps himself to the punch. Wally Johnson and his orchestra provide the music. Fun, food, and fool- ishness was the order of the night as Cascade's Carnival got off to a roaring start. Teenagers packed in like sardines, while the Sophomores packed in the money at their dance. The Blue Lights , a group of students, wailed with the popular groovy beat. The ever mighty Sen- iors were mighty alright. Mighty covered with home- made pies of flour and water in their pie throw- ing booth. Aside from providing fun and entertainment for many, this year's carni- val netted a profit of $1,318.50 to go toward the building of the new covered stadium. CARNIVAL Senior Jane Poet smiles after being announced as the 1968 Carnival Queen. Jane is flanked by her royal Princesses, Peggy Hopper and Caroll Neal. 56 % SPRING Our very own Twinkle Toes display poise performance. Sandi, caught in the action of her nothing commercial. Twirp Week Out Real Undertaker Charley Warren measures cowpoke Mike Fis- cher for his box . B. J. the bartender, serves Deputy Shafer a drink. Sheriff Hatfield keeps law and order on old west day. Mrs. Bates models her spring Cheryl Test—our one and hat. only Dating Game gal. and good posture during their Brings Talent Oki Stomping Five straight from the Ozarks. Grandpa Snoozes isn't too old to cut the mustard. Dancing Club Dancing Club Advisor Seim and helpers Larry Charles Jones and Tommy Mr. John Weitman, Thompson Dave Jeske and Gale Trumbly dance during the noon hour. I'm enjoying this, REALLY! Boys sit around and discuss worth- while (?!?!) happenings. Teri peeks over Gary's shoulder at the cammera. 60 Teri Blackman and Gary Bales sit at a table after being named Queen Candy and King Cotton of this year's Cotton Ball. F.H.A.’s Cotton Ball: “A Walk in the Black Forest” Couples dance to the music of The Cross Rhodes from Albany._________ Chapter parents Mr. and Mrs. Nelson watch the couples dance. 61 Jeff Collier gets another Cougar hit. Cougars Take Second Jim and Gary on defense. Cascade's baseball team had the potential at the begining of the season to be the best team in the state. But things didn't seem to turn out that way. The Cougars placed second in the league suffering only three defeats. Two of them being to league champion Stayton. This was the last year for Coach Peterson at Cascade. Next year he will accept the job of head coach at Tigard High School. The team ana students here at Cascade will miss him greatly in the years to come. Larry Koenig winds up for the pitch. Coach Peterson seems a little unhappy. Fry snags a fly. 63 J.V. BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Fry, G. Olson, M. Collier, T. Macklin, R. Klein, J. Glide- well, D. Bloomfield. SECOND ROW, Coach--Don Fowlds, R. Hunter, S. Owens, L. Nichols, W. Wallace, D. Betker, D. Schuetz, L. McGill. VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW, Left to Right; G. Bales, L. McGill, J. Hampton, J. Fry, S.Merrifield , J. Col- lier. SECOND ROW, M. Hunter, P. Bouchie, J. Poitras, B. Bones, D. Stutheit, L. Koenig. FIRST ROW, Left - Right: C. Hilton, L. Shippey, G. Shippey, V. Ball. SECOND ROW: K. Klein, S. Lunsford, D. Taylor, D. Hilton, D. Hall. THIRD ROW: V. Pickett, B. Combs, L. Graves, J. Lambrecht, J. Littlejohns, Coach Hunter. FEMALE ATHLETES COUGAR TRACK TEAM 1ST ROW, Left - Right: T. Heineck-Manager, L. Ball, R. Hayes, J. Ahrens, S. Versteeg, Hayes, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: K. Sullivan-Manager, R. Cook, C. Warren, T. Taylor, J. don, G. Dolan, G. Scheafer, D. Webb, V. Brown, R. Bates, J. Griffith, Coach Milionis. COACH GEORGE MILIONIS Track Team Made Up for S mall Run, Run, Run! Work, Work, Work! The only way to win is to work hard, thats what Coach Milionis asked of his team and that's what they gave him. Even though the Cougar thin clads were small in number they made up for it in desire and hard work. At some dual meets Cascade would have only one man in each event and other schools had at least three. Cascade had two outstanding senior letterman. Tom Taylor usually scored well for the team in three events, the pole vault, javelin, and high jump. Garry Schaefer was Cascade's outstanding two miler. Garry won all his races except the last one at District where he took second. So hats off to all our track men for a great year. Dwayne Hayes finishing the mile run. Hey, you dropped something. John Griffith shows his discus style. 68 Curse you Red Baron! Numbers by Desire and Hard Work Hey, who stuck me with Everything that goes up must come down, that pin?!? 69 o JUNIOR CLASS FETES SENIORS TO “MYSTIC ISLE” Teri Blackman, Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom and her court, Cheri Brethauer, Terrie Nelson. Queen Teri, Darletta Kilgore, and Linda Shippey. Mystic Isle was the theme chosen by the Junior Class for the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. Palm trees and flowers of the islands decorated the American Legion Hall in Salem. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the 1968 Prom Queen. Queen Teri Blackman re- ceived a crown of assorted flowers and each of the princesses a lei, compliments of the Junior Class. The evening, which was rated as a big success, was advised by Mrs. Tenney and Mr. Cox , and chairman of the event, Janice Sidwell. ORGANIZATIONS Cheryl Miller, Asst. Editor TERRIE NELSON, Editor Steve hard at work? Won't these pictures ever end? Where's the rest of my Mr. Hogan cracks the whip sports pictures? to students. OK Gang, PLEASE say Cheese'.' (Sitting) L. to R. Debbie Grenz, Terrie Nelson, Cheri Dickman, Donald Stutheit. (Standing) L. to R. Connie Taylor, Fraser MacCartney, Steven Merrifield, Cheryl Miller, Darletta Kilgore. CASCADIAN ’68 Cheri enjoys working with layouts... The Publications Staff of 1968 felt fortunate and privileged to present the first annual from the new Cascade High School. Annu- als of the past have re- flected tragic incidents of fire, split-shifts, and crowded classrooms, but students who were always willing to trv and they finally overcame. The '68' staff hopes everyone will see the new spirit of a new Cascade and remember, to appreci- ate, all the hard-times we endured to get such a beautiful building with infinite opportunities for the future. .Darletta is not sure. Judy and Terri study exchange news. (Sitting) L. to R. Dottie Sunde erie Ball, George Olson, (standi well, Cheryl Miller, Judy Verstee Amberson, Darletta Kilgore, Ted Newspaper Staff COUGAR Debbie casts a hurried glance as nd, Debbie Grenz, Don Stutheit, Val- ) L. to R. Dorothy Baker, Janice Sid- James Sidwell, Connie Ragsdale, Jim neck. Publishes Bi-Weekly LAIR Dottie must be typing the humor column. A typical sight in the journalism department. Ted types on, oblivious to yearbook cameraman. Three phearless photographers: Jim Amberson, Janice Sidwell, James Sidwell. t A H Pep Club Promotes Spirit FIRST ROW, Left to Right: PRESIDENT; Barbara Petersen, VICE-PRESIDENT; Lucretia Kneiling, SECRETARY; Dottie Sunderland, TREASURER; Delilah Taylor, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS.; Diane Hilton, SECOND ROW: Caroline Peterson, Teresa Kilgore, Heidi Henrikson, Kathy Webb. Laura Hatfield. THIRD ROW: Terri Brown, Carol Hilton, Janene Larson, Valerie Ball, Jane Poet, Cheryl Test. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Grenz, Joany Littlejohns, Deana Hall, Jane Warren, Connie Ragsdale, Betty Baxter. FIFTH ROW: Cheri Brethauer, Letha Stedman, Lorene Riddle, Judy Versteeg, Dorothy Baker, Anita Lauman. SIXTH ROW: Merry Harmon, Marsha Brethauer, Sandi Butts, Janice Sidwell, Carol 1 Neal. (Not Pictured) Debra Huddleston; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENATIVE. Varsity “C” Initiates Members Varsity C is an organization of boys who are outstanding in athletics. They make up one of the most active clubs at Cascade. One of their projects during the year is the annual Varsity C -Booster Club carnival. It is one of the lar- gest money making projects carried out by the Varsity C . They also hold an annual party in May for the members of the club. This year the boys ate pizza and bowled throughout the night. If one sees boys wearing two-piece swim suits or dresses with high heels they are likely to be Varsity C in- ductees being initiated into the club. At the last of the school year 12 mem- bers were initiated in this manner so that they might carry on the name of Varsity C . Jimmy Hampton uses Crest. Chuck Barnes has contrasting attributes. Left to Right is the Varsity Yell Squad including Dar- letta Kilgore, Janice Sidwell, Marsha Brethauer, Merry Harmon, QUEEN: Sandi Butts, and Debbie Manning, ready to lead one of .heir car serpentines. Cheerleaders JUNIOR Lead Car VARSITY Rallies CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Clockwise from the bottom--QUEEN, Heidi Henrikson, Teresa Kilgore, Caroline Peterson, Laura Hatfield, Kathy Webb. Choir Performed Many Times During the Year Festival of 4 schools at Salem Acad- emy, 7 Grade Schools in the District, Christmas Program, Dedication, Spring Concert, and Graduation First Row: Mrs. Bruce, P. Hopper, M. Harmon, H. Henrik- son, P. Johnson, C. Vaughn, M. Pearce, G. Trumbly, P. McCauley, C. Reed, C. Test, K. Clark, J. Brown, L. Stedman, S. Sitton, J. Versteeg, L. Smith, S. McCollum, D. Stower; Second Row: B. Nixon, K. Weitman, L. Baker, S„ Burgess, V. Klein, D. Gleason, V. Lawrence, J. Pruett, M. Foster, B. Wakefield, G. Daniels, J. Smith, S. Starnes, S. Brown, G. Miller, B. Combs, D. Baker, D. Gossen, W. Parker, M. O'Neil F. Seiber; Third Row: D. Tucker, J. Sanders, C. Hicks, P. Simpson, V. Hayes, B. Cambell, D. Davidson, M. Field, F. Glasgow, S. Ivie, J. Hightower, L. McGill, L. Knieling, L. Dorati, H. Mitchell, J. Lambrecht, S. Holford, M. Sells, S. Tate. First Row: M. Harmon, J. Sidwell, S. Woodrum, J. Versteeg, S. Chrisman, S. Barber, D. Huddleston, J. Sidwell, G. Speer, D. Betker, P. Bouchie; Second Row: C. Test, S. Sevart, J. Poet, D. Richard, R. Mario, D. Versteeg, M. Shafer, D. Foster, J. Gentzler; Third Row: J. Bouchie, Mr. Smedley, L. Reyes, C. Neal, K. Clark Cascade Concert and German Bands Performed Grade Schools in the District, Christmas Program, Dedication, Spring Concert, and Graduation CO CO Grade Schools in the District, Christmas Program, Dedication, and Spring Concert First Row: M. Harmon, J. Poet, J. Ver- steeg, S. Barber, J. Sidwell, D. Huddle- ston; Second Row: Mr. Smedley, J. Bouchie, D. Versteeg, D. Richard, M. Shafer, P. Bouchie, J. Sidwell, J. Gentzler F.H.A. Members Win Awards OFFICERS, SEATED: Jeff Collier-Vice-President, Marvin Klein-President, Mark Peterson-Secretary, Jim Beldon-Sentinel. STANDING: Jim Jones-Asst. Reporter, Mike Collier-Treasurer, Roger Klein-Asst. Treasurer, Ryan Bishop-Reporter. STAR CHAPTER FARMER Ryan Bishop PROFICIENCY AWARD-SHEEP PRODUCTION Jeff Collier 84 STAR CHAPTER FARMER Ryan Bishop STAR GREEN HAND FARMER John Ahrens PROFICIENCY AWARD-SHEEP PRODUCTION Jeff and Mike Collier FIRST ROW, Left - Right: R. Klein, M. Collier, R. Bishop, M. Klein, Chapter Sweetheart Janice Sidwell, J. Collier, M. Peterson, J. Beldon, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: T. Blair, J. Ahrens, K. Stover, J. Crouser, S. Hilton, T. Sams, J. Griffith. THIRD ROW: J. Smith, G. Hafner, D. Baxter, R. Baxter, B. Tollet, T. Meyer, Advisor-Mr. Streight. FOURTH ROW: M. Vian, R. Wilkenson, G. Dewar, G. Gholson, D. Ballweber, L. Weitman, W. Wallace, R. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Crouser enjoyed refreshments, furnished by F.H.A. Serving are Darletta Kilgore, Kim Rouse, and Delilah Taylor as parents attended classes on February 14. School Isn’t All Studies and Work F.H.A. Sponsored Korean Boy’s Schooling OF AMERICA Sack row: D. Baker, L. Doran, I. Sherman, P. Hopper, C. Reed, S. Sitton, L. Stedman, . Dawson. Middle row: L. Reyes, D. Sunderland, M. Reed, C. Ragsdale, C. Gildow, S. lean, J. Vinton, J. Littlejohns. Front row: L. Fuson, J. Versteeg, D. Hilton, D. Taylor, T. Nelson, J. Sidwell, D. Hall, C. Hilton, Advisor-Miss Bendshadler. Back row: D. Hall-Social Chairman, J. Versteeg-Historian, Sue works hard (?) to get L. Fuson-Points Degree Chairman, D. Hilton-Parliamentarian, the F.H.A. booth ready for Advisor-Miss Bepdshadler. Front row: D. Taylor-Secretary, the carnival. T. Nelson-President, J. Sidwell-Vice-President, C. Hilton- Treasurer. 87 GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS PRESIDENT Sandi Butts TREASURER Betty Baxter SECRETARY Kathy Webb SGT.-AT-ARMS Vicky Klein COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Back row: Tony Sams, Mrs. Strohmeyer, Leland Montgomery, Pierre Bouchie. Front row: Randy Hays, John Miller, Ernest Fromherz. MOCK REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Students from our school represented the delegation from Maine at the Mock Political Convention held in Portland May 10-11. Debbie Huddleston with her escort Myron Whitehead was the Miss G.O.P. candidate representing Maine. 89 90 Council Represents Students VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Tom Taylor Cheri Brethauer PRESIDENT Don Stutheit TREASURER Teri Blackman SGT.-AT-ARMS Dan Webb First Row: D. Stutheit, T. Taylor, C. Brethauer, T. Blackman, D. Webb; Second Row: C. Neal, H. Mitchell, L. Kneiling, L. Doran, J. Littlejohns, C. Barnes; Third Row: T. Kilgore, C. Hilton, D. Taylor, S. Brown, D. Gleason, C. Miller; Fourth Row: D. Huddleston, V. Ball, J. Poet, M. Harmon, S. Butts, F. MacCartney; Fifth Row: R. Bishop, H. Arrington, M. Whitehead, J. Ahrens, J. Sidwell ADMINISTRATION Charles W. Wiltse, M.A. Drafting Vice Principal Harold L. Dutton, B.S. Les Oppenlander, M.E. Guidance Modern Problems American History Muriel D. Hunter, B.A. Wayne Peterson, B.S. Physical Education Physical Education Psychology Lois Barber, B.A. English IV Harry Hinton, M.S. Physics Chemistry Calculus Modern Science 92 Gene Streight, M.Ed. Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV Sandra Tenney, B.A. English III Ernest E. Godfrey, M.S. Biology I, II Mary May, B.S. Library John Peterson, B.A. Math Frank K. Nichols, M.Ed. General Shop Welding Small Motors Loraine Bruce, B.A. Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Small Ensembles Lynne Ellison, B.A. English II Kenneth Ray, B.A. Industrial Arts Wood Crafts Drafting Electricity 93 George Milionis, B.A. Bookkeeping Record Keeping Business Law Typing Darrel Deedon, B.S. American History World History Janis Bendshadler, B.S. Homemaking II, III, IV William vonArnswaldt, B.A. Physical Education Roger Cox, B.S. Algebra I Geometry Patricia Henderson, B.A. Art I, II John Seim, B.S. Driver Education Harold Smedley, M.S. Instrumental Music Eleanor Welter, B.Ed. Office Practice Typing II Shorthand Consumer Math 94 Karen McHugo, B.A. American History World History Alice Etzel, B.A. American History World History Linda Adams Student Teacher, O.C.E. Modern Problems Mary Reed Student Teacher, O.C.E. Physical Education Wm. McKinney, M.Ed. Vo. Ag. Terry Klein Student Teacher, O.C.E. Biology BUILDING MAINTENANCE: G. Lee; E. Nollen L. Lee; C. Lauman Errol Hogan, B.S. English II Journalism Publications Public Speaking Drama and the Theatre SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS L TO R: Mr. Clarence Goffin, Mr. DeRoy McGill, Mr.. Arnold Seines Chairman; Mr. Merle Crane, Mr. Irvin Kreger. SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Melinda Johnson District Clerk Mr. Drake Superintendent Mrs. Pat Frankum District Secretary Administrative and Faculty Helpers Mrs. Vida MacCartney Attendance Officer Mrs. Miriam Dutton Secretary Mrs. Karen Henkle Study Hall Mrs. Hazel McGill Teachers Aide Miss Elizabeth Jette Teachers Aide Mrs. Lela Bates and Mrs. Loretta Strohmeyer, Teachers Aides 97 COOKS COOKS: Viola Brown, Pat Whitfield and Ida Wendling BUS DRIVERS: John Mickey, Van Kilmer, Leonard Lee, Stella Littlejohns, Dan Goffin, Arlene Collier, Pat Scheppke, Nina Jones, Emil Schermacher, Melvin Jacobe. 98 GRADUATION SENIOR MOST ATHLETIC John Poitras and Linda Shippey MOST DEPENDABLE Dan Webb and Cheri Brethauer HARDEST WORKING Susan Barber and Rick Weight MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Valerie Ball and Leland Montgomery BEST ALL AROUND Sandi Butts and MOST COURTEOUS Fraser MacCartney PERSONALITIES MOST POPULAR Marvin Klein and Darletta Kilgore Don Stutheit MOST HUMOROUS Helen Mitchell and Tom Taylor and Jane Poet BEST DRESSED Roxie Repine and Ricardo Rodriguez MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Merry Harmon and Jeff Bouchie NOVEMBER Cheri Brethauer APRIL Lucretia Knieling Girls of the Month Received Corsages from Girls League DECEMBER Jane Poet JANUARY Aline Hopper FEBRUARY Susan Barber GIRL OF THE YEAR Teri Blackman FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Hopper, B. Baxter, V. Pletzer, V. Ball, T. Gleason. SECOND ROW: J. Poet, L. Montgomery, A. Peters, S. Barber, M. Harmon. SENIOR ACADEMIC TOP TEN Graduation Is Many Things to Many Students . . . 's looking backward to the past, but mostly it's looking forward to the future, 's practicing for baccalaureate and commencement. 's paying attention to directions, and not paying attention - still. v= It's a big smile to record the happiness of the occasion, the realization that one of life's first goals has been reached. It's making last minute adjustments of hair, caps, ties for Roxie, Carlene, Linda, and Ricardo. For Dan Sitton - A frantic search for the For Betty Baxter - A last minute right cap and gown. For Teri Blackman - A helping hand from mother. 106 conversation with the senior advisor. For Linda, Ernest, Alyce, and John A walk down the aisle. For Valerie Ball - A Valedictory speech. IB ramnr I And finally - A time to relax. For Floyd - A game of pool. For Ted and Ryan - ping pong. For Sue - A time to ponder. Senior Class Officers and Students Enjoyed Their Year PRES.--Rick Weight TREAS.--Ryan Bishop V.P.--Susan Barber SEC.--Cheri Dickman SGT.-AT-ARMS--Pierre Bouchie (not pictured) Cheri, Susan, and Merry decorate the senior class float for Homecoming. Betty and Valenda enjoy the company at the stu- Charlotte seems dent square. to like to type. 109 Underclassmen Added to the Year with Their Work, Zest Ernest works on the Language Master in earnest during the summer session. Kathy Clark sings Born Free. Mike Fischer does his thing. Letha, Delilah, and Debby practice drill team routines. no ADVERTISEMENTS KRAUS . KRAUS REALTORS 316 Church St. N.E. Salem, Oregon 364-6871 BOWEN BROS. Plumbing Heating Inc. 860 High St. N.E. Salem, Oregon RUBENSTEIN'S FURNITURE 230 Chemeketa St. Salem. Oregon 581-1591 SALEM TIRE SERVICE 734 High St. N.E. Salem, Oregon 363-3412 CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS 645 Chemeketa St. Salem, Oregon 363-3815 PHAGAN'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY 255 High N.E. 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