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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1969 volume:

Cascadian 1968-1969 Cascade Union High School Turner, Oregon Advisor Mr. Errol Hogan Page Lay-out Editor Cindy Schuck Editor-in-Chief Debbie Grenz Assistant Editor Teresa Kilgore Artist Terry Gonzalez Staff Members Letha Stedman Dianna Curths Photographers Debbie Huddleston Phil Fitzner Dick Schuetz Rich Fry Pat Corey 1 We Came. . . To the old high To a new routine To a place for learning and growing l'o a place full of laughter, and some sorrow. We Saw. . . The old high school burn The time of double shifting The new addition to the old high school The building oj the new Senior High School The forming of a Cascade Junior High School The growth in school spirit The growth in school pride The opening of the Student Square The beginning of a moduloe scheduling The forming of an honor study hall for students The beginning of new era for Cascade Union High School. 3 9 We'll Never § § § The old high school The new high school The covered stadium The jriends we've made The awards and honors of students and the school 7 he school dances The school carnivals . . . The sports events The pep assemblies 1969 District Wrestling tournament Th e new computer The new and modern school Jacilities The national assemblies I'he graduation exercises The junior-senior Prom I'he senior all-night party The senior personalities Th e senior top ten. Am , we 7 iiever Jorget The fun and companionships o) our youth. 4 fall and Winter Fans Watch Football From New Stadium Mr. Bates and Mr. Shafer hold the poles, anxiously waiting for more yardage. Mr. Oppenlander and Mr. Milionis observe the name from the stadium's press box. The players practice diligently every night. And now, the game is on. Coach Brown is giving some last minute instructions to one of the players. Mr Federico tips his hat to the team. 7 First Row: R. Hall, D. Tomlinson, E. Blackman, J. Fry, G. Olson, G. Runion, J. Jones, D. Bates, R. Hunter; Second Row: T. Meyer, D. Russell, J. Griffith. J. Belden, D. Klein, C. Barnes, V. Brown, H. Arrington, R. Cook, W. Strohmeyer; Third Row: Mr. Federico-Coach, Mr. Brown-Coach, J. Hampton, S. Maison. T. Shepard, K. Down, L. Koenig. R. Cook, J. Scheiman D Ballweber. 8 This year's football season wasn't the best for the Cougars. They got off to a good start, but then didn't do so well. The team seemed to lack in confidence for themselves-they needed more go power! One member of the team commented. It wasn't our best year, but Cascade will have better ones to come. 10 Varsity Squad First Row: T. Newton, R. Fry, G. Graham. D. Gibson, J. Archer, D. Morris; Second Row: D. Dodson. D. Bates. D.Schuetz. D. Wallace, B. Underwood; Third Row: S. Versteeg. R. Fultz. J. Bates. J Bouchie, R. Perry, B. Lunsford: Fourth Row: S. Thomas (manager), Mr. Godfrey (coach). 11 First Row: J. Sidwell- Princess, D„ Taylor-Queen, C. Neal-Princess. Second Row: J. Versteeg, M. Brethauer, J. Warren, C. Ragsdale, A. Toboyko, D. Sunderland, D. Huddleston. The crowning of Queen Delilah Taylor on Thursday, October 24, started off the 1968 Homecoming events. Later that day, a serpentine was held to help build up team spirit. After returning from the serpentine, a huge bonfire was started by Queen Delilah, with the help of some Varsity C boys. The people cheered as the Trojan dummy burned. As the players ran onto the field, balloons were broken and turned loose, in accordance with the Homecoming theme of Up, Up and Away! During half-time. Queen Delilah and princesses Janice and Caroll, rode a float beautifully decorated by Cascade students. Riding in convertibles were the remaining seven Top Ten Homecoming girls. The 1968 Homecoming game ended with the Cascade Cougars mauling the J.F.K. Trojans with the score of 45 to 6. A Homecoming dance was held Saturday night in the Senior High School balcony which ended the festive Homecoming activities. 12 Cascadians Become Supermen 13 First Row: C. Brasfield, C. Wells, D. Hilton, P. Spitz. Second Row: C. Hilton, G. Fedricio, L. Lohse, V. Klein, J. Ortwine, Coach Dashiell. Girls’ Volleyball New Girls' Coach Forms Volleyball Team Girls Volleyball was added to the Cascade High School sports program this year. When asked about the year. Miss Dashiell replied, “it was a good team, as good or better than anyone we played; but we didn't really reach our potential. The girls won two games out of five, Scio and Santiam. Coach Dashiell looks like she just can't believe it as she keeps score. 15 Kneeling: Rick Hall, Jeff Collier, Jim Hampton, Dave Ballweber, Dennis Day. Standing: Coach Oppenlander, John Griffith, Allen Taylor, Willie Wallace, Kim Dowe, Larry Koenigh; Managers Steve Maison, Wayne Strohmeyer. Cascade didn't play and win the way they started out to do in this year's basketball season. There were only four wins, and eighteen losses, but no one can really say that they didn't try to win each game played. Our boys had a lot to be proud of because of their ambition to win, even though their hard work was not as successful as they wanted it to be. No school or team can fall behind in their sportsmanship because of one year's bad luck. Mr. Oppenlander as the coach helped the juniors who played on the Varsity team during the 1968-69 basketball season to improve themselves to really be prepared for a year of victory in the 1969-70 basketball season. 16 Varsity Basketeers Have Season of Bad Luck 17 J V’s Win League Trophy, Present Coach Plaque 18 SEASON SCORES OPPONENT CASCADE Jefferson 14 75 Lebanon 37 40 McNary 41 51 Lebanon 33 41 McNary 30 34 Scio 25 42 Regis 45 49 North Marion 30 51 Stayton 31 37 Chemawa 43 54 J.F.K. 44 57 OPPONENT CASCADE Woodburn 34 46 North Marion 42 54 Stayton 42 45 Serra 29 36 Chemawa 37 43 Gladstone 53 65 J.F.K. 43 53 Woodburn 34 51 Gladstone 72 44 Serra 52 59 19 First Row: C. Peterson, C. Brasfield, V. Klein, D. Hilton; Second Row: P. Ruggles, C. Hilton, G. Federico, L. Lohse, P. Spitz; Third Row:C. Wells, A. Toboyko, B. Combs, L. Graves; Fourth Row: J. Blair, A. Toboyko, D. Sunderland, Miss Dashiell—Coach. Miss Dashiell—Coach, proudly holds the trophy The girls had tremendous season, winning every that the girls basketball team won in a four-way game but one. basketball tournment held at Cascade. 20 Girls Take First, Win Trophy at Tournament Wrestling Line-Up from left to right: J. Bouchie, D. Klein. K. Hofmann. R. Ivie, A. Bates, M. Shafer, D. Baxter, R. Baxter, D. Bates, D. Ballweber, G. Graham, P. Peterson, J. Spits. Cascade Grapplets Take First At District, Send 11 Wrestlers to State 22 23 First Row: J. Spitz, R. Baxter, R. Klein, M. Collier, P. Peterson, G. Graham, D. Ballweber, D. Bates, M. Shafer, D. Klein. Second Row: T. Shepard, S. Versteeg, J. Bouchie, D. Neal, D. Bates, R. Wheadon, C. Barnes, C. Warren, A. Bates. Third Row: R. Wellman, Mr. Connelly—coach, Mr. Klein—coach, T. Meyer, H. Bagger, D. Baxter, A. Knieling, R. Bates, R. Ivie, D. Shepard, J. Thomas, J. Glide we 11.. Jess Lewis, a 1965 graduate of Cascade, listens Coach Connelly tells of some wrestling techniques, as Chuck Barnes and attentively before he speaks to the parents of Duane Ballweber demonstrate them. Cascade wrestlers. It was the general contention of coaches, spectators and wrestlers that the Cougar Team did a fine job this season. They succeeded in wrestling their way to first place at the District meet, and they sent eleven wrestlers to the State Tournament held at Oregon State University. Of the eleven wrestlers who went to the state meet, three received a placing. They were: 6th place—Russ Ivie at 157 lbs.; 5th place—Duane Ballweber at 115 lbs.; 3rd place—Pete Peterson wrestling at 98 lbs. The team was coached by Mr. Connelly and assistant coach Mr. Klein. It was under their leadership that the team grappled their way to so many victories. On these pages are some of the holds and predicaments that faced our wrestlers during the 1969 season. Capital Conference Meet 2nd Place Junction City Tournament 2nd Place Sweet Home 28 Cascade 29 Colton 27 Cascade 26 Dallas 22 Cascade 29 Colton Tournament 2nd Place Sweet Home 35 Cascade 26 Philomath Tournament Cascade Tournament 5th Place 1st Place Gervais 15 Cascade 41 North Marion 13 Cascade 44 Gladstone 15 Cascade 46 Woodburn 34 Cascade 19 The Psychedelic Booth, sponsored by the Cougarettes, features Jane Warren at the paint brush. The Girls League Ping-Pong Toss was a hit with the younger generation. Reigning over the carnival were Tom Lovell. Don Dodson, Valerie Lampman, and Sandy McIntosh, who were selected on the basis of ticket sales. Dodson And Lampman Reign Over 1969 Carnival The Cascade Carnival can only be classified as a great success! The carnival, sponsored by the Booster Club and Lettermens Club, made $1,609 profit. The money went to the Stadium fund. The bingo game, sponsored by the Booster Club, was most profitable, making $211. The jail, sponsored by the senior class, was second, with $102. Carnival royalty were chosen on the basis of raffle ticket sales. Sophomores Don Dodson and Valerie Lampman were crowned king and queen. The Junior High prince and princess were selected on the same basis. Seventh graders Tom Lovell and Sandy McIntosh received the honor. Representatives from the other classes were seniors Jim Schieman and Ann Toboyko; juniors Duane Ballweber and Peggy Hopper; 9th graders Richard Weinhold and Valerie Lawrence and 8th graders Steve Klein and Pat Haynes. Teachers think it's funny, sitting in the Senior Class Jail. Santa’s Playground Setting for Christmas Ball From a lively Student Square to a romantic “Santa's Playground was the setting for the Christmas Ball. Many couples danced to the music of the Barber Green, whose music helped make the evening enchanting for the dancers. The Student Square was decorated with a Christmas tree, fireplace, and stockings. And, of course, there is no Christmas without a jolly Santa Claus, whose picture was on the wall. 28 King Jeff and Queen Dottie Reign Over FHA’s Cotton Ball King Cotton, Jeff Collier, and Queen Candy, Dottie Sunderland, with their furry friend. Twins Myra and Coleen. Hugo and his helpers: James, Norman, David, Allen, Clifford. TWIRP Week Lasts Only Three Days Underclassmen show their begrudging respect for seniors on “Senior Appreciation Day. “Twins Dennis and Susan. First Row: G. Olson, R. Fry, S. Thomas, D. Tomlinson, J. Collier, T. Macklin; Second Row: Mr. Brown-Coack, D. Foster, D. Betker, L. Koenig, S. Maison, J. Hampton, R. Fultz. Coach Brown Takes Over Baseball Team Coach Brown quietly observes the game. This catcher is ready to catch that ball) It looks like the out fielder has the ball right in the palm of his hand. Hit that ball, Jeff! 35 Terry Macklin is called out! as he slides across third base. Serra baseballer waits anziously for the next pitch. 37 First Row: R. Weinhold, G. Rolfe, I. Reyes, D. Pruett, P. Peterson, D. Kassner; Second Row: K. Hofmann, L. Smith, K. Hofmann, S. Versteeg, L. Weinhold, D. Morris, A. Bates, J. Jones, R. Cook; Third Row: Mr. Milionis-Coach, C. Warren, R. Ivie, G. Dolan, T. Shepard. R. Moore, J. Ahrens, J. Griffith, R. Perry, D. Shuetz, P. Corey-manager. Coach Milionis says We didn't win very many meets, but everyone worked hard. Next year the team should be outstanding and much stronger. 39 Lookout—here comes George! The wind-up before the big throw. Below, the javelin throw by Russ. Steve shows how a Real thinker runs. Below, Ted does the broad jump. Dick looks like he can't decide if he should jump or not. Dick and Larry pass the 'stick' during a relay race. Below, Andy does the hurdles. 1 Don't look down, whatever you do! 41 Five Girls Attend State Track Meet It was an exceptionally good season and team. Individually the girls were great. That was Coach Dashielfs Comments about the girls' track team. They won every meet but one, and placed second behind Gervais. The team placed third in district, and won a three-foot trophy. They were: Ann Toboyke, Alice Toboyko, Lois Graves, Caroline Peterson, Geneva Shippey. First Row: C. Peterson, J. Woodrum, K. Speer, L. Merry, C. Brasfield; Second Row: G. Shippey. A. Toboyko, D. Hilton, E. Ball, K. Rouse, D. Sunderland; Third Row: V. Klein. G. Federico. C. Hilton. L. Graves, A. Toboyko. Coach Dashiell. 42 43 Horoscope Predicted Romantic Evening at Junior-Senior Prom Prom Court: Caroll Neal. Louis Brandt. Dottie Sunderland. Jeff Collier. Delilah Taylor-queen. Delbert Tomlinson, Janice Sidwell, Jim Schieman. 44 — Event ..............................Junior-Senior Prom Theme...............................Age of Aquarius” Date......................................May 10, 1969 Place ........................Cascade's Student Square Sponsors ..................................Junior Class Honored Guests...................................Senior Class 45 In Memory of Art Waldorf In memory of Art Waldorf, Rick Stinnett, and James Stuart, former Cascade students a Memorial Assembley was held on May 13, 1969. A memorial fund was started by Art Waldorf's mother, and the money was given to the school, to purchase something in Art's Memory. It was decided that a plaque would be purchased reading: Art Waldorf Memorial in honor of the Cascade Students who have been killed in Viet Nam Art Waldorf Class of 1965 Rick Stinnett James H. Stuart Class of 1964 Class of 1965 This plaque is mounted by the gym door. During the memorial, Lt. Col. Bean, of the Oregon National Guard, gave a very impressive and appropriate speech, claiming that these boys will have died in vain, if we neglect their vision. He also stated that we should take heed and appreciate these boys who have died for the future and to work for our country's future so that these boys will not have died in vain. Mr. Dutton gave the eulogy, in which he stated that they were all fine boys and a real tribute to Cascade. He also said that we should be careful that we don't trample underfoot . . . the ideals for which these men have given their lives. A member from all four branches of the Armed Services was present for the memorial service. Jess Lewis, graduated of Cascade and classmate of Art Waldorf, presented a special revolving wrestling plaque, purchased in Art's memory, to senior David Bates. In Jess' words, Art was one of the best men I've ever known. Represented STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Myron Whitehead, James Sidwell, Diane Hilton, Marsha Brethauer, Debbie Grenz, Judy Versteeg, Jerry Fry, Pat Wrinkle, Sandy Woodrum Joanna Bishop, Geri Federico, Teresa Kilgore, Caroline Peterson, Geneva Shippey, Mike Shafer, Jeff Collier, Dottie Sunderland, Melba Majors, Delilah Taylor, Phillip Fitzner, George Olson, Peggy Hopper Henry Arrington, Dave Ballweber Jon Bates, Randy Pe rry, Don Dodson, Steven Versteeg, Allen Taylor, Norman Purdy, Marcy Ragsdale, Barbara Petersen. Students by Four Seniors, One Junior Carol! Neal, Vice-President Don Baxter, Sgt.-at-Arms 49 1968-69 editor: Debbie Grenz Top left: Debbie Grenz, the 1968-69 editor of the Cascadian., was constantly worried and concerned about meeting the annual deadline. Top right: Dee Curths and Teresa Kilgore are busy working on the layouts and pictures for the year's publications. Middle right: Letha Stedman and Cindy Shuck are looking through old Cascade annuals for ideas to use. Bottom right: The photographers, Debbie Huddleston, Pat Corey, Phillip Fitzner, Dick Schuetz, and Rick Fry; not pictured, Steve Merrifield, Dennis Meyer. The photographers made the Cascadian possible, for without the pictures, this page not only would be blank, but so would the rest of the pages in this annual. 50 Staff artist: Terry Gonzalez Advisor: Mr. Hogan 1969 Yearbook Staff Makes Changes in Book During the school year of 1968-69, the annual staff worked hard for the book. Many students complained about different pages being taken out or put in. It was hard for them to understand that as the school changes, so does the annual. The Cascadian staff wanted to make this annual the best one the school has ever had. To do so, they felt some changes had to be made from long-established practices. The staff has done its best to produce a top-quality annual for their school community. Equipment added to the department this year was a light board for negative identification and selection, a twin-lens reflex camera, and special filters and photographic paper for the darkroom. Also added was a course in photography for students interested in working towards an improved publication. Debbie Grenz attended the third annual High School Publications Workshop at Portland State College for a week the summer preceding her year as editor of the 1969 Cascadian. There she learned editing and page layout techniques and trends in modern yearbook practices. Student council paid her tuition. This was Mr. Hogan's third year as Cascadian advisor. He termed the year great—especially because of the capable leadership of our editor, Debbie. 51 Cougar Lair” Staff Changes Format of Paper Seated: L. Whitehead, K. Rouse, J. Brown, D. Davidson, D. Curths, S. Pierce; Standing: P. Denman, Mr. Hogan, T. Kilgore, M. DiRito, G. Ray, R. Farrell, P. Johnson, P. Fitzner, G. Olson; Not pictured: R. Hays, G. Rolfe. George Olson, Editor Mr. Hogan, Advisor Paula Denman, Ad Manager and staff artist r 1' Greg Ray Julie Brown Terri Brown Phil Fitzner During the 1968-1969 school year the journalism staff, under the direction of junior George Olson, changed the format of the school paper from a four-column junior high sized paper to a five-column tabloid, unequalled in scope by most of the neighboring schools. The last issue of the year was changed in format again to stimulate a news magazine style in order to present more feature news, as opposed to the straight news, which the staff felt was merely a wordier restatement of much of the daily bulletin. Earlier in the year the advisor and five staff members attended an all-day conference for journalism students at the University of Oregon, which helped prepare them for their staff responsibilities and gave them many ideas for innovation in the Cougar Lair. 53 Hey! Where's the dunce cap??!! FTA Officers: R. Hays-Historian, T. Gonzalez-Treasurer, J. S id we 11-P r es i de n t, J. L i t tlejohn-Vice President, D. Grenz-Parliamentarian, J. Sanders-Secretary. Future Teachers America Stuff Dummy for Homecoming First Row: T. Gonzalez, J. Sanders, J. Sidwell, R. Hays, D. Grenz; Second Row: C. Neal, M. Majors, D. Hall, M. Shafer, Mr. Deedon-Advisor, D. Lippold, J. Sidwell, M. Brethauer, N. Lippold. First Row: G. Weinhold, H. Henrikson, T. Brown; Second Row: P. Spitz, R. Grenz. P. Denman, D. Ginther, C. Peterson, M. Tollet, V. Lampman, D. Sunderland; Third Row: D. Gleason, V. Lawrence, P. Denman, R. Farrell, L. Lohse, M. Ragsdale, B. Kocan, T Kilgore; Fourth Row: D. Granz, A. Toboyko, B. Peterson, J. Larson, D. Hall, B. Poppitz, M. Brethauer, C. Hilton, Miss Dashiell-Advisor. Pep Club Supports the Mighty Cougars 55 Lettermen Make Money at Carnival First Row: G. Archer, J. Jones, D. Bates, S. Versteeg, D. Ballweber, J. Fry, M. Collier, G. Graham, R. Klein, Mr. Milionis-Advisor; Second Row: R. Cook, J. Hampton, D. Klein, D. Russell, D. Day, G. Dolan, J. Schieman, J. Collier. D. Bates. R. Baxter; Fourth Row: D. Ballweber, C. Barnes, M. Shafer, J. Bouchie, C. Warren, L. Koenig. J. Griffith, S. Maison, A. Taylor, K. Dowe, J. Ahrens. Varsity 'C' an Honor For Cascade Athletes Varsity 'C' is the organization of athletes who have lettered, than been selected by members for initiation. The annual initiation where the boys wear girls party dresses and mustache, or as bad, did not take place this year. It was a rewarding year for all who participated. 57 First Row: J. Fry, D. Tomlinson, D. Baxter, D. Ballweber, M. Collier; Second Row: J. Hampton, D. Ballweber, L. Koenig, J. Griffith, C. Barnes, Mr. Brown Advisor. Varsity Cheerleaders Provide Pep for Athletic Games, Pep Assemblies Time and devotion, self-rewarding, a lot of work, but most of all fun, are what comes with being a Varsity Cheerleader. During the 1968-69 school year. Cascades's Varsity Cheerleaders achieved these things in cheering the boys in sports throughout victory and defeat, and in adding to school spirit and pride. They made posters to fill the halls with spirit, they yelled at pep assemblies, se up the Homecoming activities, sold spirit stickers before games and matches, and yelled at all the sports events possible. The Cheerleaders were Queen Marsha Brethauer, Janice Sidwell, Delilah Taylor, Debbie Huddleston, and Heidi Henrikson. Delilah Taylor 59 Janice Sidwell Marsha Brethauer 60 61 J. V Cheerleaders Raise a Lot of Noise rTTP’----- JV Cheerleaders: Becky Kocan, Martha Ragsdale-Queen, Ginny Weinhold, Coleen Taylor. 62 63 Barbara Peterson..................President Judy Versteeg . . . Student Council Rep. Jane Warren .......................Treasurer Miss Bendshadler.....................Advisor Teresa Kilgore ...............Vice President Kathy Webb .......................Secretary Cascade Cougarettes Support Their Team 65 Lorene Riddle Kathy Webb Laura Hatfield Judy Versteeg Caroline Peterson Teresa Kilgore Barbara Petersen Valerie Lawrence Darlene Gleason Jane Warren Debbie Grenz Letha Stedman Cougarettes Perform for Sports Events 67 n First Row: M. Collier, D. Baxter, J. Crouser, R. Mario, L. Ball, R. Graves, G. Olson, C. Priddy. Second Row: J. Littlejohns, H. Henrikson, C. Peterson, P. Hopper, I. Sherman, M. Brethauer, D. Hilton, J. Ahrens, G. Ray. Third Row: Miss DashielI, Mr. Cox, L. McGill, K. Rouse, B. Poppitz, L. Whitehead, J. Brown, D. Ginther, A. Toboyko, K. Webb, L. Hatfield, G. Shippey, L. Fortner, Mr. Sprenger. 28 New Members Inducted Into National Honor Society Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are characteristics of the members of National Honor Society. Honor Society sponsored such money raising projects as selling hamburgers and hotdogs at football games and selling valograms to friends, enemies, and sweethearts and a roulette wheel at the Booster Club Carnival. Twenty-eight new members were inducted into Honor Society this year, based on the four qualities. The induction was followed by a tea in the library, where new and old members and their parents were served refreshments. At the right, Mr. Hinton, the club advisor, is being served refreshments by Mrs. Barber. Speaking at the Honor Society Induction was Mr. Clay Myers—Secretary of State. 68 First Row: D. Tomlinson, D. Grenz, J. Versteeg, C. Neal, A. Toboyko, D. Huddleston, J. Sidwell, J. Hampton. Second Row: T. Meyer, N. Purdy, D. Bates, A. Taylor, C. Barnes, M. Whitehead, R. Wilkinson, J. Collier, J. Sidwell. 69 Dramatists Apply Makeup Produce No Play Seated: L. Whitehead, J. Brown, K. Rouse, G. Shippey; Standing: P. Spitz, L. Fortner, T. Gonzales, M. Whitehead, P. Denman, S. Gildow, S. McMillan. Drama Club members shown on these two pages are practicing newly-learned techniques of stage makeup application. In order to assist the Chorus with their musical stage production, the Drama Club members practiced on each other. In the picture at the bottom, far left of the preceding page Geneva Shippey outlines Kim Rouse's eyes. The right picture shows Marsha Brethauer working Mr. Hogan over. The top picture on this page shows Chyrl Gildow applying shadow to Marsha's nose, while the bottom left picture shows Kim doing the same thing to Marylin Tollett. Marylin was not a club member, but she agreed to be a guinea pig so Kim could learn the art. Lanier Fortner seems to be sleeping in the bottom right picture. Actually, she has to keep her eyes closed so Linda Whitehead can apply liner to the lids without poking her in the eye. Skiers Take Trip, Injure Two First Row: D. Huddleston, M. Brethauer, D. Ginther, J. Sidwell; Second Row: Mr. Sprenger-Advisor, T. Meyer, S. Maison, P. Fitzner. 72 Dancing Club Means One Man - n • An Active FFA Has Many Trophies to Show First Row: K. Stover, J. Jones, D. Ballweber, M. Collier, R. Baxter, R. Klein, J. Glidewell, D. Gibson; Second Row: C. Osborn, J. Belden, T. Blair, J. Crouser, R. Cook, T. Meyer, M. Condon, Mr. Streight-Advisor; Third Row: J. Schieman, J. Collier, J. Griffith, V. Thomas, W. Wallace, J. Ahrens, K. Hancock, M. Vian. Learning to do, doing to earn, eariing to live, living to serve. This is the motto of FFA. In the past year the FFA has increased in members and hopefully plans to continue to grow. Some of FFA's Activities this year were their annual awards program, livestock shows, and greenhouse work, as well as summer showings at the State Fair. The parliamentary procedure contest was held here at Cascade in the team teaching area. They also participated in two public speaking contests: at St. Paul and at Silverton. FFA officers for 1968-1969 were President Jeff Collier, Vice President Jim Belden, Secretary John Ahrens, Treasurer Roger Klein, Asst. Treasurer Russ I vie, Reporter Jim Jones, Asst. Reporter Jeff Glidewell, Sentinel Mike Collier. 74 9 L FFA members learn how to properly show their livestock. Cascade's Chapter of FFA proudly display its trophies. These young seedlings will soon grow into big, strong plants. It's important to learn how to handle your finances wisely. 4 Cascade takes part in a parliamentary procedure contest. The FFA boys help in the beautification of the student court. Brady and Vernon display their plants. FFA boys and Mr. Streight display their well deserved plaques. 77 Judy Versteeg and Janice Sidwell talk with Janice and Miss Bendshadler help themselves to the goodies. FFA and FHA advisors at the refreshment table. FHA, FFA Hold Joint Initiation, Party New FHA members enjoy the company of friends. Dancing and can stacking were part of the entertainment. Home-Ec Class Is Closely Related to FHA 79 % First Row: Miss Benshadler-Advisor, C. Holton, J. Littlejohns, J. Versteeg, S. Dean, L. Reyes, D. Sunderland; Second Row: N. Brasfield, S. McMillan, S. Pope, J.Vinton, S. Gildow, A. Toboyko, B. Tierce, I. Sherman, C. Brasfield, P. Spitz; Third Row: P. Hopper, A. Toboyko, B. Petersen, J. Bishop, D. Lambrecht, D. Hall, J. Sidwell, J. Lambrecht, L. Stedman. OFFICERS: Carol Hilton Parliamentarian Judy Versteeg President Connie Ragsdale Secretary Delilah Taylor Historian-Reporter Dottie Sunderland Social Chairman Joany Littlejohns Vice President Shelia Dean Treasurer Diane Hilton Honored Member Miss Bendshadler Advisor Linda Reyes Point Degree Chairman 80 _ .’i Commercial Club Puts Out Programs for Various Events Standing: Mrs. Strohmeyer David Bloomfield Ken Hancock Dennis Richards Mr. Nichols Kneeling: John Dodson Steve Ivie Randy Ginther A-V Aides Aid Teachers The Audio-Visual Aides are the students who are responsible for showing film strips and movies. They have a very vital role in the school, although few people realize it. Thanks to them, we have a chance to learn by watching movies. Mrs. Strohmeyer and Mr. Nichols head this organization. They have taught these students how to operate the different projectors and to handle any type of mechanical problems. 82 Booster Club Sponsors Auction The Booster Club worked with the Lettermens Club to sponsor the Carnival this year. The money received went toward reducing the debt on the new stadium. Later this year, the Booster Club treated the volleyball and basketball girls to pizza. Officers of the parent-teacher organization are: President.......................Mr. Henrikson Vice President.....................Mr. Graves Secreatary.....................Mrs. Strohmeyer Treasurer.........................Mrs. Bradley 83 Band Performs for Sports and in Concert Front Row: C. Brasfield, S. Chrisman, S. Woodrum. J. Versteeg, J. Sidwell, J. Sidwell. J. Rex, N. Brasfield, J. Woodrum; Second Row: S. Whitfield, S. Versteeg, S. Sevart, J. Gentzler, D. Bekter, R. Perry, D. Foster, L. Ball, J. Archer, J. Priddy, Third Row: Mr. Smedley, D. 8ennett, C. Taylor, C. Logan, J. Blair, K. Clarke, S. Pope, M. Shafer, D. Richards. 84 German Band Wins 1st Annual Club of Year” Award Front Row: C. Brasfield N. Brasfield C. Logan Second Row: S. Chrisman J. Rex D. Huddleston J. Versteeg J. Sidwell Top Row: Mr. Smedley J. Archer J. Sidwell J. Bouchie J. Gentzler M. Shafer D. Bennett 85 Front Row: H. Henrikson. P. Hopper, L. Lohse, V. Lampman, D. Gleason, S. O'Neil, B. Combs, J. Hobbs, M. Foster, D Gossen, K. Clark. P. Spit , P. McCauley, J. Woodrum, M. Pearce, B. Nixon, G. Trumbly, P. Johnson, T. Kilgore, E. Wolf, K. Weitman, S. Holford, D. Stover, S. McCollum, L. Gordon, S. Hicks. W. Parker, J. Brown, M. O'Neil; Third Row: D. Roop, J. Amberson, R. Taylor, R. Hays, G. Lord, B. Bradburry, J. Bennett, D. Betker, D. Foster, R. Hunter, Mrs. Bruce. In Mrs. Bruce's second year at Cascade, the chorus produced a musical play called Song In The Wind. It was held in the team teaching area and ran two days. The chorus also sang at the Christmas program, the Music Festival (which was conducted at Cascade this year), the Spring Concert, and at Graduation. Accompanying the chorus at the piano were senior Sandy Holford and junior Lyndon McGill. 87 Senior All-Night Party Was Fun for Everyone! The Senior All Night Party provided hours of fun and games for everyone. There was pool and ping-pong for the professionals, swimming for the water lovers, volleyball and basketball for the athletic-minded, dancing for the romanticists, even book reading for the intellectuals. Of course there was plenty of food and soft drinks for everyone. 88 School Board « Mr. Crane, Chairman Mr. McGill Mr. Kreger Mr. Goffin Mr. Henrikson Mr. Streight Mrs. Welter Mrs. Bruce 93 n.i Mrs. Harmon Mr. Godfrey Mrs. Haugen Miss Dashiell Mr. Fough Mr. Hinton Mr. Schuster Mr. Cox Mr. Peterson Bus Drivers: Shermacker, Jacobe, Kilmer, Connelly, Jones, Mickey (supervisor). Bond, Leabo, Collier, Scheppke, Lee. Not Pictured: Dodson, Smith. Mr. Mickey, Transportation Superintendent. 96 Mr. Lee Mrs. Ortwine Mr. Sherman Custodians: Dierks. Cade, Sherman, Lee. Mrs. Bates, Reading Center Aide Sophomore Class Officers: President—Don Dodson, Vice President—Randy Perry, Secretary—Valerie Lampman, Treasurer—Mary I in Tollett, Sgt.-at-Arms—Jason Carlile. Jack Amberson Jerry Archer Harold Bagger Jon Bates Bonnie Becktold Kyla Beebe Joanna Bishop Janet Blair Carol Brasfield Nancy Brasfield William Brisco Everett Brown 101 Harold Campbell Jason Carlile June Carlson John Carpenter Andrea Crabtree Arlene Crabtree Corean Cureton Joanne Davidson Dennis Davis Mark Derosia Guy Dery Michael Dishman Don Dodson Edward Edwards Geri Federico Ginger Forrest Rick Fry Randy Fultz William Garoutte Don Gibson Randy Ginther Carolyn Gisler Pamela Gisler Jeff Glidewell 102 Amelia Gonzales Laurie Gordon Eugene Graham Robin Grenz Tyko Groves Delores Hampton Kenneth Hancock Chris Hansen Stacy Harris Steven Harris Christine Hayes Mary Haynes 103 It's time for semester tests, and these Sophomores are really hard at work. Antonio Hernandez Sandra Hicks Charles Hughes Virginia Husted Russ Ivie Marianne Jackson Myra Johnson Becky Kocan Deletta Lambrecht Valerie Lampman Nancy Lippold Sue Lockler Candy Logan Linda Lohse Jo Lyda Terry Macklin Gloria Mario Judy Marr Gloria McDougal Keith McGill Donna Melvin Yvonne Melvin Linda Merry Dennis Meyer 104 Dan Miller Danny Morris Judy Mottley Larry Nelson Lloyd Nelson Terry Newton Susan O'Neil Fred Osborn Howard Osborn Connie Owens Sonny Owens Debbie Perlich 105 Displaying Sophomore English projects are Rick Fry, Valerie Lampman, Nancy Lippold, Marylin Tollettt, and Sue Whitfield. Randy Perry Betty Pilgrim Shirley Pope Denise Poppitz James Priddy Cris Pummel Martha Ragsdale Janel Rex Mattie Riddle Dave Rotan Debbie Scherer Dick Schuetz David Smiley Jeannie Smith Jesse Smith Mary Snelling Karen Speer Patricia Spitz Diana Stedman Shirley Stover 106 Linda Sullivan Coleen Taylor Randy Taylor Steve Thomas Bonetta Tierce Marylin Tollett Brady Underwood Steven Versteeg Jerry Vian Beth Wakefield Dennis Wallace Ginny Weinhold Carol Wells Susan Whitfield Penny Wienke Janice Woodrum Nancy Wyse Fred Zierlein Wesley Muzechenko John Dodson Robert Harp Barbara Harvey Diane Leach David Perry NOT PICTURED Rory Haller Barbara Hayes Kristina Henry Howard King Loren Kirkland Brenda Knight Jerry Leffler Bruce Lunsford Greg Scherer Roger Shores Vernon Thomas Dee Warren 107 John Ahrens Nancy Anderson LaPreal Baker George Bales Lindsay Ball Duane Ballweber Dale Bates Don Baxter Ron Baxter Linda Becktold Dennis Bennett Don Betker Juwoc Cubs Officers President-J m Jones.. V«oe President-George Olson. Secretary-Geneva Shippey. Treasurer-Darlene Gleason. S$t - t-Arms-Own Russell 108 David Bloomfield Jim Bouchie Bobby Bradbury Rick Branch Julie Brown Sue Brown Terri Brown Charlotte Burgess Susan Chrisman Linda Christensen Kathy Clark Mike Collier Monte Condon Robert Cook Lyle Cooke Jim Crouser Victor Cureton Dianna Curths Sylvia Dawson Dennis Day Shelia Dean Pat Denman Steve Dickman Ronald Dishman 109 A? Lyndon McGill—busy making straight A's. George Dolan Beverly Durkee Phillip Fitzner Judy Foltz Lanier Fortner Darrell Foster Keith Fuller Louise Fuson Larry Galvin Sally Garrett 110 Chyrl Gildow Danne Ginther Darlene Gleason Denise Gossen Lois Graves Rodney Graves John Griffith Deana Hall Laura Hatfield Monica Hernandez Sam Hicks Carol Hilton Peggy Hopper Mike Hunter Ron Hunter Steve I vie Patti Johnson Jim Jones Sherrie Juel Mark Keister Teresa Kilgore Roger Klein Vickie Klein Gene Knapp 111 Larry Koenig Vallrie Lawrence Jerry Leach Joany Littlejohns Rocky Lockler Gary Lord Larry Lyons Richard Mario Peggy McCauley Carrie Miles Rick Moore Brenda Nixon George Olson Mary O'Neil Jeanette Ortwine Wanda Parker Don Patterson Tim Payne Margaret Pearce Caroline Peterson Susan Pierce Tom Pilgrim Brenda Poppitz Gary Pruett 112 Greg Ray Linda Reyes Debbie Rogers George Rolfe t Kim Rouse Patricia Ruggles Floyd Russell Tony Sams Marlena Sell Mike Shafer David Shepard Irene Sherman 113 Geneva Shippey Ricky Smith Valarie Smith Grant Speer A . Lester Spencer Ken Stover Wayne Strohmeyer Jerry Sullivan Patsy Taylor Gale Trumbly Debbie Tucker Jean Vinton Sandie Wallace Willie Wallace Charles Warren Kathy Webb Larry Weinhold Karen Weitman Robert Wellman Linda Whitehead Kathy Weinke Sandy Woodrum Steve Farrell Marilyn Gray Heidi Henrikson Lyndon McGill Steve Starnes Alice Toboyko Candi Vaughn Linda Watts 115 Lamb Festival Court: Terri Brown, Caroline Peterson, Darlene Gleason, Danne Ginther, Sandy Woodrum. HENRY ARRINGTON KATHLEEN BAGGER DAVID BALLWEBER CHARLES BARNES NICHOLAS BARTOSZ DAVID BATES RANDY BATES JAMES BELDEN JAMES BENNETT EMMETT BLACKMAN TERRY BLAIR ANITA LAUMAN BONES 116 BILLY BONES DAVID CHASE JOHN BRASFIELD ELLEN CHRISTENSEN MARSHA BRETHAUER JEFFREY COLLER VERNON BROWN SANDRA COOK DARLENE DAVIDSON JIMMIE DAVIS PAULA DENMAN KENT DERY GREG DEWAR RICK DEWAR LOLITA DOLL KIM DOWE RICHARD ELKINS MARY FOSTER PHYLLIS FOWLER ERNEST FROMHERZ JOHN GENTZLER DEBRA GRENZ RONNY D. GLEASON RICHARD HALL RONALD GLEASON JIMMY HAMPTON 119 GERALD FRY TERRY GONZALEZ DIANE HILTON JUANITA HOBBS SANDY HOLFORD ALLIE JAMES ESTHER JONES DAVE KASSNER JIMMY LOVE MORRIS McGILL DAVID LIPPOLD MELBA MAJORS KRISTINE LOGAN SHIRLEY McCOLLUM JANENE LARSON STEVE MAISON susan McMillan TONY MEYER JOHN MILLER GRANT NELSON HAROLD NEWPORT BARBARA PETERSEN MARK PETERSEN CLIFFORD PRIDDY NORMAN PURDY CONNIE RAGSDALE DENNIS RICHARDS MARQUITA M. RICHARDSON LORENE RIDDLE LORETTA SANDERS DONALD ROOP JAMES SCHIEMAN LINDA RUGGLES SHARON DEVART GENE RUNION THEODORE SHEPARD 23 PATRICIA SIMPSON STEVEN SMITH LETHA STEDMAN DORA STOVER DANIEL SULLIVAN DOROTHY SUNDERLAND 124 ALLEN TAYLOR DELILAH TAYLOR DENNIS TEDESCO I DELBERT TOMLINSON JANE WARREN ANN TOBOVKO VIRGINIA WALLACE TOMMY THOMPSON MARVIN VIAN JAMES THOMAS JUDY VERSTEEG RONALD WHEADON WILLIAM WHITE MYRON WHITEHEAD RANDY WILKINSON ELLEN WOLF PETRETIA WRINKLE Seniors mho are not pictured are: John Amaral, Glen Becktold, Richard Cook, Donny Davidson, David Gerig, Mary Guinn, John Hightower, Debra Huddleston, Roy Husted, Dennis Mansfield, Norman McClung, Stephen Merrifield, Carol Neal, Larry Shores, Allen Woodrum. We will never forget... Senior class officers for 1968-69: President, Myron Whitehead; Vice President, Delbert Tomlinson; Secretary, Ann Toboyko; Treasurer, Diane Hilton; Sgt.-at-Arts, Jerry Fry. Norman Purdy and his telescope. The debates in Modern Problems on the 1968 Presidential candidates. . Myron Whitehead and all his awards and trophies for sharp shooting. John Miller and his interest in electronics. And the pain, agony, and fun of the everyday classroom. 126 Cascade's Whiz Kids for 1969 Senior Top Ten: Myron Whitehead, Clifford Priddy, Jancie Sidwell, Debra Huddleston, Ann Toboyko, Debbie Grenz, David Bates, Norman Prudy, Allen Taylor, Charles Barnes. Valedictorian Myron Whitehead Salutatorian Clifford Priddy Senior Personalities Most Humorous Most Talented Best Dressed . . Most Courteous Best All Around ..........Greg Dewar-Diane Hilton Clifford Priddy-Debbie Huddleston John Hightower-Dottie Sunderland ........Clifford Priddy-Caroll Neal . . . . Chuck Barnes-Janice Sidwell Most Athletic ..........Jim Hampton-Ann Toboyko Most School Spirit . Steve Maison-Dottie Sunderland Hardest Working . Chuck Barnes-Debbie Huddleston Friendliest................Allen Taylor-Caroll Neal Most Likely to Succeed............Myron Whitehead- Janice Sidwell 127 September-Caroll Neal December-Jan ice Sidwell February-Debbie Grenz October-Connie Ragsdale January-Delilah Taylor March-Diane Hilton April-Barbara Peterson 128 November-Dave Ballweber January-Gcne Runiou Boys' League Officers President................................ Vice President .......................... Secretary................................ Treasurer................................ Sgt.-at-Arms ............................ . Henry Arrington . . . Rod Graves . . Don Dodson . . . Steve Maison . .Dave Ballweber President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Girls' League Officers ....................Debbie Huddleston ......................Linda Whitehead ........................Peggy Hopper ......................Heidi Henrikson December-Henry Arrington February-Delbert Tomlinson March-Jeff Collier 129 Class of '69 ’ Headed for Success 131 Autographs 132 Mvcrtisments Ji. j£. department Store 429 Third Avenue STAYTON, OREGON 97383 Telephone 767-2762 Area Code 503 SALEM CLOCK SI IOP 479 COURT STREET N.E. SALEM. OREGON 97301 DEL (D.P.) MCMlLAN, OWNER Phone 501-3803 licensed Clockmaker Guaranteed Clockwor All Types Clock Rebuilding 6c Repairs Sporting goods 500 MOTORS All L2ARb 3509 AND UNDER Bus EM 4-76Q0 r;p EM 4-9400 7 90 HIGH ST., N.E. -sALEM, OREGON Specializing in Team Equipment 372-State St. Ph. 363-6042 the - stop banking center for busy people! FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of OREGON 370 N. 2nd. St. 769-2131 BALDWINS DRY GOODS The Friendly Store STAYTON, OREGON Ph. 769-2926 from dull drivingl ELSNER MOTOR (0. 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Ballweber, David Boys' League 1,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Varsity 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1; Class Officer Pres. 3; Faculty Assistant 3; Football 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Barnes, Charles Letterman 3,4; Class Officer V. Pres. 3; ASB Officer Pres. 4; NHS 3.4; Fireman 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Bartosz, Nick FFA 1; Boys' League 4. Bates, David Boys' League 1,4; Letterman 2,3.4; NHS 3,4; Fireman 2; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Bates, Randolph Letterman 2.3,4; Faculty Assistant 4; Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Becktold, Glenn Boys' League 4. Beldon, James FFA 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Science Club 3; Intramurals 1; Baseball 2; Football 1,3; Basketball 2; Track 3. Bennett, James Drama Club 1; Visual Aids Club 2,3; Football 2. Blackman, Emmett Letterman 3,4; Dancing Club 1; Football 2,3,4. Blair, Terry FFA 1,2,3,4; Boys' League 1,4; Faculty Assistant 4. Bones, Anita FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Tumbling Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Glee 2; Student Council 1,3; Track 1; JV Yelleader 2. Bones. Billy Boys' League 4; Letterman 1,2,3,4; Class Officer V. Pres. 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. Brasfield, John Weight lifting 2; Wrestling Manager 2; Mock Political Convention 3. Brethauer, Marsha Commercial Club 3,4; FHA 1; GAA 2; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; FTA 3; Drama Club 2,3; Tumbling 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Glee 1,2; Student Council 1,4; Office Assistant 3; Track 1,2; Yell Leader 2,3,;Queen 4. Brown, Vernon FFA 1; Letterman 3,4; Student Council 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3. Chase, David Faculty Assistant 4. Christensen, Ellen Girls' League 2.3,4. Collier, Jeff FFA 1.2.3.4; Letterman 3,4; Dancing Club 1; NHS 3.4; Baseball 1.2.3,4; Football 1 .Basketball 1,2,3.4. Cook. Richard FFA 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4; Intramurals 3; Football 3,4; Track 2,3,4. Davidson, Darlene FHA 1; GAA 1; Library Assistant 3,4. Davidson, Donny Davis, Jimmy Faculty Assistant 4. Denman, Paula Girls' League 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Crama Club 4; Journalism 4; Lunch Room Help 3. Dery. Kent Baseball 3; Football 2. Dewar, Greg FFA 3,4; Intramurals 3; Office Assistant 3. Dowe, Kim Faculty Assistant 3,4; Football 4; Basketball 2,4. Elkins, Richard FFA 1; Boys' League 1; Letterman 3,4; Wrestling 1,2. Foster, Mary Commercial Club 4; GAA 4; Girls' League 1; Tumbling 1; Pep Club 4; Glee 4; Intramurals 3. Fowler, Phyllis Commercial Club 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 4. Fromherz, Ernie Visual Aids Club 3; Lunch Room Help 1,2,3. Fry. Gerald Letterman 2,3,4; Class Officer Pres. 3; Class Officer Sgt. at Arms 4. Intramurals 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. Gentzler, John Band 3,4; Faculty Assistant 3; Football 1,2. Gerig, John Gillett, Diane Girls' League 4. Gleason, Ronnie Boys' League 1,4; FTA 1; Dancing Club 1; Class Officer V. Pres. 3; Intramurals 1,3; Basketball 1. Gonzalez, Terry Ski Club 3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,4; Drama Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Intramurals 3; Track 1; Annual Staff 4. Grenz, Debbie GAA 2; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Tumbling 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; Annual Staff 3,4; School Paper 3; NHS 3,4; Drill Team 3,4. Guinn, Mary Hall, Rick Letterman 3,4; Faculty Assistant 3; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Hampton, Jim Letterman 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Fireman 2; Faculty Assistant 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4. Hansen, Karen Commercial Club 4; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3; Dancing Club 1; Faculty Assistant 3; Track 2. Harvey, Ray FFA 1,2,3; Faculty Assistant 3; Intramurals. Hays, Randolph FTA 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Journalism 3; Glee 4; Intramural 3; Visual Aids Club 3; Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3.4. 140 Hicks, Connie Commercial Club 4; FHA 1,2; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3.4; Glee 1,2; Office Assistant 3. Hightower, John Boys' League 1,4; Dancing Club 1,2; Glee 1,2,3; Football 1. Hilton, Diane FHA 2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Girls' League 1,3,4; Dancing Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer Tres. 4; Track 3,4. Hobbs, Juanita GAA 1; Girls' League 4; Lunch Room Help 1. Holford, Sandy Commercial Club 3; FHA 1; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,2,3,4; Faculty Assistant 4. Huddleston, Debbie GAA 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Yell Leader 4. Hustead, Roy Football manager 1; Baseball manager 1. James, Allie Lunch Room Help 3. Jones, Ester Girls' League 4. Kassner, Dave Visual Aids 4. Klein, Dave FFA 1,2; Boys' League 4; Letterman 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Lambrecht, Jessie FHA 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1; Girls' League 1; Dancing Club 1; Faculty Assistant 4; Track 2,3,4. Larson. Janene GAA 2; Girls' League 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Tumbling 3; Band 1; Mock Political Convention 3; Track 2. Lippold, Dave Boys' League 1; Letterman 4; Student Council 1; Scinece Club 3; Mock Political Convention 3; Football 2,4; Wrestling 1. Logan, Kristine Commercial Club 4; GAA 2; Pep Club 2,3; Faculty Assistant 4. Love, Jimmy Baseball 1,2,3; Football 2; Basketball 1. Maison, Steve Letterman 4; Intramural 3; Football 2,3,4; Track 3. Majors. Melba Commercial Club 4; Girls' League 3,4; FTA 4; Glee 3; Student Council 4. Mansfield, Dennis McClung, Norman McCollum, Shirley Girls' League 2,3,4; Dancing Club 4; McGill, Morris FFA 1; Dancing Club 1; Faculty Assistant 3.4; Baseball 2. McMillan, Susan FHA 2; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3,4 Merrifield, Stephen Journalism 3; Annual Staff Photographer 3.4; Visual Aids Club 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Wrestling 1. Neal, Carroll FHA 2; GAA 1.2; Girls' League 1.2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Tumbling 1; Pep Club 2,3; Band 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer Sec. 3; ASB Officer V. Pres. 4; Intramurals 2,3; NHS 3,4; Faculty Assistant 4; Basketball 2,3,4. Nelson, Grant Letterman 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. Newport, Harold Letterman 1; Student Council 1; Lunch Room Help 1,2,3,4; Track 1. Peterson, Barbara Commercial Club 1; FHA 1; GAA 2; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Drill Team 4; Mock Political Convention 3. Peterson, Mark FFA 1.2.3.4; Dancing Club 1; Class Officer Pres. 1; Intramurals 3; Baseball 2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3. Priddy, Clifford NHS 4. Purdy, Norman NHS 4; Mock Political Convention 3; Science Club 3. Ragsdale, Connie FHA 1,3,4; GAA 1; Girls' League 2,3,4; Dancing Club 2; Drama Club 2; Tumbling 1,2; Pep Club 1,3; Journalism 3; Paper Staff 3; Glee 2; Student Council 1,3; Faculty Assistant 3; Office Assistant 3,4; Track 1. Richards, Dennis Band 1.2,3,4; Visual Aids Club 2.3,4; Faculty Assistant 2,4. Richardson, Marquita FHA 1; GAA 1; Girls' League 1.4; Dancing Club 1; Pep Club 1; Intramurals 1. Ruggles, Linda Commercial Club 4; FHA 2; Girls' League 2,3,4; Tumbling 1; Faculty Assistant 4. Runion, Gene Letterman 3,4; Dancing Club 1; Student Council 2; Class Office Sgt. at Arms 2; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1; Boys' League 1,4. Saunders, Loretta FHA 1; GAA 1,2; FTA 4; Dancing Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer Sec. 1; Intramurals 1; Office Assistant 3,4; Track 1,2. Schieman, James FFA 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2. Sevart, Sharon Band 1,2,3,4; Lunch Room Help 1. Shepard, Ted Football 4; Track 2,3; Wrestling 4. Shores. Larry Shuck, Cindy FHA 1; Girls' League 4; Pep Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Faculty Assistant 2. Sidwell, James Boys' League 4; FTA 3,4; Dancing Club 1,2; Journalism 1,2; Band 2,4; Marion Youth Council Rep. 4; NHS 3.4; Faculty Assistant 3; Basketball 1,2; Mock Political Convention 3; Science Club 3. Sidwell, Janice FHA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sweetheart 3; FTA 4; GAA 1,2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; Band 3,4; ASB Officer Sec. 4, Basketball 2; Track 2; Yell Leader 3,4. Simpson. Patricia Commercial Club 4; FHA 1; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Faculty Assistant 3. Smith, Steve Intramurals 1,2. Stedman, Letha FHA 1.2,3,4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2; Drama Club 2,3,4; Dancing Club 4; Tumbling 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Faculty Assistant 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Drill Team 3,4. Stover, Dora Girls' League 2,3,4. Sullivan, Daniel FTA 3; Letterman 2,3,4; Faculty Assistant 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 1,3. Sunderland, Dottie FHA 3,4; GAA 3,4; Girls' League 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Journalism 3; Class Officer Sec. 3; Intramurals 3; Faculty Assistant 4; Track 2,3,4. Tate, Edward Lunch Room Help 1. Taylor, Allen NHS 3,4; Intramurals 3; Basketball 4; Science Club 3; Mock Political Convention 3. Taylor, Delilah Commercial Club 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Girls' League 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,3; Track 1,2,3; Yell Leader 4. Tedesco, Dennis Dancing Club 1; Band 1; Student Council 1; Faculty Assistant 3; Baseball 1. Thomas, James Boys' League 1. Thompson, Tom Intramurals 1,2,3. Toboyko, Ann Ski Club 4; FFA 4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 4; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; Class Officer Sec. 4; NHS 3.4; Banketball 2.4; Track 1,2,3. Tomlinson, Delbert Boys' League 1,4; Letterman 2.3,4; Varsity C 3,4; Class Officer Sgt. at Arms 3; NHS 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Versteeg, Judy FHA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Dancing Club 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism 3; Science Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3; Drill Team 3,4; Student Council 3,4. Vian, Marvin FFA 1,2,3; Lunch Room Help 1,2,3; Track 2; Wrestling 2. Wallace, Virginia Commercial Club 3,4; GAA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Faculty Assistant 2,3,4. Warren, Jane GAA 1,2,3; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Student Council 1; ASB Officer Tres. 4; Drill Team 4; Faculty Assistant 3,4; Mock Political Convention 3. Wheadon, Ron Boys'.League 1,4; Letterman 4; Dancing Club 1; Student Council 3; Faculty Assistant 4; Wrestling 3,4. White, William Whitehead, Myron Class Officer Pres. 4; Student Council 1.2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Science Club 3. Wilkinson, Randy Science Club 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; NHS 4. Wolf, Ellen FHA 1; Girls' League 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals; Office Assistant 4. Woodrum, Allen Boys' League 1,4; Band 1,2; Intramurals 3. Wrinkle, Pat Commercial Club 4; Girls' League 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Intramurals 3; Faculty Assistant 4; Office Assistant 3; Track 2. Kennedy, Vicki Girls' League Meyer, Tony Letterman 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Boys' League 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. Miller, John Roop, Don 142 Student Index SENIORS Amaral, John Arrington, Henry 116,8,67,130 Bagger, Kathleen 116,55,33 Ballweber, David 116,8,67,16,88 Barnes, Charles 116,8,24,49,127 Bartosz, Nicholas 116 Bates, David 116,8,24,69,127,46 Becktold, Glenn Beldon, James 116,8,74,76,77 Bennett, James 116,8,74,76,88 Blackman, Emmett 116,8 Blair, Terry 116,74,75,76,88 Bones, Anita 116,33 Bones, Billy 117 Brasfield, John 117 Brethauer, Marsha 117,12,70,71,58,60,61,68,54,55,33,72 Brown, Vernon 117,8,130 Chase, David 117 Christensen, Ellen 117 Collier, Jeff 117,31,16.69,74,34,44,88,130,36 Cook, Richard 8,74,38 Cook,Sandra 117 Davidson, Darlene 118,52,33 Davidson, Donny Davis, Jimmie 118 Denman, Paula 118,70,55,52,44 Dery, Kent 118 Dewar, Greg 118,125 Dewar, Rick 118 Doll. Lolita 118 Dowe, Kim 118,8,10 Edwards, John Elkins, Richard 118 Foster, Mary 118,86 Fowler, Phyllis 118,73 Fromherz, Ernest 118 Fry, Gerald 119,84,85 Gentzler, John 119,84,85 Gerig, David Gleason, Ronny D. 119,81 Gleason, Ronald R. 119 Gonzalez, Terry 119,51,70,13.45,54,33 Gillet, Diane 125 Grenz, Debbie 119,50,51,66,69,128,54,55.127,88 Hall, Richard 119,8,16 Hampton, Jimmie 119,8,16,69,34 Hansen, Karen 120 Harvey, Ray Hays, Randolph 120,86,54,53 Hicks, Connie 120 Hightower, John 33 Hilton. Diane 120,128,14.117,68.33.78.20,42 Hobbs, Juanita 120,86,33 Holford, Sandra 81,33 Huddleston, Debbie 12,58.59.60,61,50.69 85.72.127 Husted, Roy James. Allie 130 Jones. Esther 120,81 Kassner, Dave 120 Kennedy, Vicki 120,33 Klein, David 120,8,24,22 Lambrecht, Jessie 120.4 Larson, Janene 121,55,72 Lippold, David 121,54,32 Logan, Kristine 121 Love, Jimmy 121 Maison, Steve 121.8.16,32,72 Majors, Melba 121.54 McClung, Norman McCollum Shirley 121,86,73 McGill, Morris 121 McMillan, Susan 122,70 Merrifield, Steve Meyer, Tony 122,8,69,74.72 Miller, John 122,123,94 Neal. Caroll 12.13,69.128,44.54.49 Nelson, Grant 122 Newport, Harold 122 Peterson, Barbara 122,65,66,128,55.130,81 Peterson, Mark 122 Priddy. Clifford 122.68.32,127 Prudy, Norman 122,117,69,32.33,127,88 Ragsdale, Connie 122,12,128 Richards. Dennis 122,84,85,82 Richardson, Marquita 122 Riddle, Lorene 123,66 Roop, Donald 123,66 Ruggles, Linda 123 Runion, Gene 123,8 Sanders, Jean 123,54 Schieman, Jim 123,8,74,44 Sams. Tony 113,77 Scott, George Sevart, Sharon 123,84 Shepard. Ted 123.8,24,40,88 Shores Larry Shuck. Cindy 124,50,4 Sidwell. James 124,69,54.32,84,85 Sidwell, Janice 124,12.13.58,59,60.61.69,128,44,54,49.78. 84,85,72,127 Simpson, Patricia 124,86 Smith, Steve 124 —-Stedman, Letha 124,28,50,51,66 Stover, Dora 124 86 Sunderland. Dottie 124,12.31.128,44,55,20,42 Tate, Edward Taylor. Delilah 124,28.12,13,58.59.61,128,44 Taylor, Allen 124,16.69,32.127 Tedesco, Dennis 124 Thomas, James 125,24 Thompson, Tommy 125 Toboyko, Ann 125,117.121,12,13.16,55,33,20,21,42.43,73, 127 Tomlinson, Delbert 125,8,117,69,34,44 Versteeg, Judy 125,28,12,65.69,66,32,78.84,85,72,73,130 Vian, Marvin 125,74 Wallace, Virginia 125 Warren. Jane 125.26.12.65.67,49.72.130 Wheadon, Ron 126,24 White, Ed 126 Whitehead, Myron 126.117.123,70.69.127 Wilkinson. Randy 126.117.123.70,69.127 Wolf. Ellen 126,86 Woodrum Allen Wrinkle. Petretia 126 JUNIORS Ahrens, John 108.68,74,76,45 Anderson. Nancy 108 Baker, Lapreal 108 143 Bales, George 108 Ball, Lindsey 108,68,84 Ballweber, Duane 108,66.24,22,74 Bates. Dale 108,68.84 Baxter. Donald 108.24.22,68.77,49 Baxter, Ronald 108,24,22,74 Becktold. Linda 108 Bennett, Dennis 108,86,34,84 Bloomfield, Donald 109 Bouchie, James 11,109,24,22 Bradbury, Bobby 109,86 Branch, Richard 109 Brown. Julie 109,86.70.69,52 Brown, Sue 109,86 Brown, Terry 109,33,115,52,53 Burgess, Charlotte, 109 Chrisman, Susan 109,33,84,85 Christensen, Linda 109 Clark. Kathy 109.86,84 Collier, Michael 109.24,68.74,75.76,54,73 Combs. Betty 20 Condon, Monte 109,74 Cook. Robert 8,109,77 Cooke, Lyle 109 Crouser, James 109,68,74,76,77,85 Cureton, Vic 109 Curths, Dianna 50.51,14,109,52 Dawson, Sylvia 109 Day, Dennis 28,109,16 Dean, Shelia 109 Denman, Patricia 109,55 Dickman, Steve 109 Dishman, Ron 109 Dolan, George 110 Durkee, Beverley 110,21 Farrell, Rozanne 14,15,110.55,52.42 Farrell, Steve 114 Fischer, Mike 110,39 Fitzner, Phillip 110,113.50.52,53.72 Foltz, Judy 110 Fortner, Lanier 110,70,71,69 Foster, Darrell 110 86,34,84 Fuller, Keith 110 Galvin, Larry 110 Garrett, Sally Ann 110 Gildow. Chyrl 111.113.115,68.55.72 Ginther. Danne 111,113.115.68.55,72 Gleason. Darlene 111,86,108,115,66,55 Gossen, Denise 111,86 Graves, Lois 111,20.42.43 Graves, Rodney 111.68.45 Gray, Marilyn 114 Griffith. John 8,111,16,74,76.40 Hall. Deana 111,54,55,21 Hatfield. Laura 111,66.68 Henrikson, Heidi 117,68,86.45.31.58.60,61,55 Hernandez, Monica 111 Hicks. Samuel 111 Hilton, Carol 14,111,55,20,42,88 Hopper, Peggy 111,86,68 Hunter, Mike 111 Hunter, Ron 111,8,86 I vie, Steven 111 ,82 Johnson, Patricia 111,86,52 Jones, James 111,8,38.27.108.74,76 Juel, Sherrie 111 Keister, Mark 111 Kilgore. Teresa 50.51,111,86,65.66.67.55,52.53 Klein. Roger 111,24,74,76 Klein, Vickie 14,111,20.21.42 Knapp, Gene 111 Kneiling, Allen 24 Knight, Loretta Koenig, Larry 8,112,16,34 Lawrence, Vallery 112,66,55 Leach, Jerry 112 Lord, Gary 112 Lyons, Larry 112 Mario, Richard 112,68 McCauley, Peggy 112,86 McGill, Lyndon 115,110,68,45 Miles, Carrie 112 Moore. Richard 112,45 Nixon, Branda 112 Olson. George 8,112,108,68,34,52,53 O'Neil. Mary 112 Ortwine, Jeanette 14,112 Parker, Wanda 112,86 Patterson, Donald 112 Payne, Jimmy 112 Pearce, Margaret 112 Peterson, Caroline 112,115,66,68,42,43,55,20 Pierce, Susan 112,52 Pilgrim, Thomas 112,77 Poppitz, Brenda 112,68,55 Pruett, Gary 112 Ray, Gregory 113,69,68,52,53 Reyes, Linda 113 Rogers, Debbie 113 Rouse. Kim 14.113.70.71,68,52.53 Ruggles, Pat 113,20 Russell, Dean 8,113,108 Sell, Marlena 113 Shafer. Mike 113,24,22,54,84.85 Shepard, David 113 24 Sherman, Irene 113,68,79 Shippey. Geneva 114,70.108.68,32.21.42,43 Smith, Ricky 114 Smith, Valerie 114 Speer, Grant 114 Spencer, Lester 114 Starnes, Steve 115 Stover, Kenneth 114,74 Strohmeyer, Wayne 8,114,31,16 Taylor, Patsy 114 Toboyko, Alice 115.68,42,45,20 Trumbly, Gale 114 Tucker, Debra 114 Vaughn, Candace 115 Vinton,Jean 114,79 Wallace, Sandra 114 Wallace, Villie 114.24,41,32 Warren. Charles 114,24.41,74 Watts, Linda 115 Webb, Kathy 114.13,65,66.68 Weinhold, Larry 114,41 Weitman, Karen 114 Wellman, Robert 114,24 Whitehead, Linda 114.70.71,68,45,52 Weinke, Kathleen 114 Woodrum, Sandra 114,115.84,85 SOPHOMORES Amberson, Jack 101,86 Archer. Gerald 11.101.84.85 Bagger, Harold 101,24 Bates, Jon 11,101 Becktold, Bonnie 101,86 Beebe, Kyla 101 Bishop, Joanna 101 Blair, Janet 101,84,20 144 Brasfield, Carol 101.14,78,84,85,20 Breeding, Kenneth Brisco, Bill 101 Brown, Everett 101 Campbell, Harold 102 Carlile, Jason 102,101 Carlson, June 102 Carpenter, John 102 Crabtree, Andrea 102 Crabtree, Arlene 102,86 Cureton, Corean 102 Davis. Dennis 102 DeRosia, Mark 102 Dery, Guy 102 Dishman, Michael 102 Dodson. Don 11,102.26,101 Dodson, John 107.82 Federico, Geri 14,102,20,42 Forrest, Gayle 102 Fry. Rick 11,102,20,42 Fultz. Randy 11.102.34 Garoutte, David 102 Gibson, Donald 11,102,74 Ginther, Randy 102,82 Gisler, Carolyn 102,33 Glidewell, Jeff 102,24,74 Gonzales, Amelia 103 Gordon, Laura 103 Graham, Eugene 11,103,24,22 Grenz, Robin 103,55 Groves, Tyko 103 Haller, Rory Hampton, Delores 103 Hancock, Kenneth 103,82 Hanse, Chris 103 Harp, Robert Harris, Stacey 103 Harris, Steve 103 Harvey. Barbara 107 Hayes, Christine 103 Haynes, Mary 103,55 Hernandez, Anthony 104 Hicks, Sandra 104,86 Hughes, Charles 104 Husted, Virginia 104 I vie, Russ 104,66,24,22,40 Jackson, Marianne 104 Johnson, Myra 104,32 Kocan, Becky 104,13,62,63,64,55 Lambrecht, Deletta 104 Lampman, Valerie 104,86,26.101,105,55 Leach, Diane 107 Lippold, Nancy 104,105,54 Lockler, Sue 104 Logan, Candace 104,84,85 Lohse, Linda 14,104,86.55,20 Lunsford, Bruce 11 Lyda, Jo 104 Mario, Gloria 104 Macklin, Terry 104,34,37 Marr, Judy 104 McDougal, Gloria 104 McGill, Keith 104 Melvin, Donna 104 Merry, Linda 104,42,45 Meyer, Dennis 104 Miller, Daniel 105 Morris, Danny 11,105,38 Mottley, Judy 105 Muzechenko, Wesley 107 Nelson, Larry 105 Nelson, Lloyd 105 Newton, Terry 11,105 O'Neil, Susan 105,31 Osborn, Fred 105 Osborn, Cliff 105.44 Ownes, Sonny 105 Perlich. Deborah 105 Perry, Randy 106,11,101.84 Pilgrim Betty 106 Pope, Shirley 106.78,84,85 Poppitz, Denise 106 Priddy, James 106 Pummel, Cris 106 Ragsdale. Martha 106,62,63,64,55 Rex, Janel, 106,84,85 Riddle, Mattie 106 Rotan, David 106 Scherer, Deborah 106,27 Smiley, David 106 Smith, Jeannette 106 Smith, Jesse 106 Speer, Karen 106,42 Spitz, Patricia 14,106,86,70,55,78,20 Stedman, Diana 106 Stewart, Margaret Stover, Shirley Taylor, Coleen 106,62,63,64.32.84 Taylor, Randy 106,86,31 Thomas, Steve 11,106,34 Thomas, Vernon 74,76,77 Tierce, Bonnetta 107 Tollett, Marylin 107,101,105.71.55 Underwood. Brady 11,107,77 Versteeg, Steve 11.28,107.24,38.40.84 Vian, Jerry 107 Wakefield, Bethlene 107 Wallace. Dennis 11,107 Weinhold, Virginia 107.13.62,63.64,55 Wells, Carolyn 14,107,20 Whitfield, Susan 107,31.84 Wienke, Penny 107 Woodrum Janice 107,86,27,13,42,84 Wyse, Nancy 107 Zierlein, Fred 107 Corey, Pat 38,32 9 . . V %l • . -4 w ' ' • •• • •' —------------------------------------