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

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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.

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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.

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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