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

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Juniors Donna Albee Ron Anderson Dave Archer Janice Bagger Eric Bakke Brad Bales Pat Ball Daylena Bandy Randy Beard Cheryl Belleisle Cheri Blackburn Bob Bones Dan Bartosz Tim Bartosz Ron Beach Steve Beamish Juniors 29

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Leadership Leads Juniors to Success Using their exceptional lead- ership ability, the junior class worked hard to earn enough money to sponsor the Junior- Senior Prom. Class President Keith Smith commented, We were really unorganized at first, so that slowed us down a lot. Leslie (class secretary) was sick for one meeting; and no one told her about two others. So she was late for one and missed two out of our first five meetings. After we got better organized, things were great! One profitable fund-raiser the juniors sponsored was a candy sale by which they earned nearly $100. Other fund-raisers included helping the Booster Club with a firewood raffle, plus sponsoring a turkey raffle and car washes. Sticking to tradition, the jun- ior class sponsored the marriage booth at the annual Booster Club Carnival. Class advisor Donna Hogan felt that the juniors' leadership ability was mainly due to total involvement rather than a few individuals taking over and doing everything. She added, These kids have a lot of outstanding ideas, and they have the ability to follow through with them. Becky Jones commented, Most of the class officers have been officers before, and all but one of the student body officers are juniors. They know what has to be done. Junior class advisors for the 1973-74 school year were Kathy Butler, Donna Hogan, and Karl Elliott 28 JUNIOR OFFICERS: Leslie Oakes, secretary; Keith Smith, president; Larry Burlison, vice pres- ident; Rosemarie Booze, treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Perry Ginther, sergeant-at-arms.

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Junior Year Will Be Remembered I'll always remember all the mean tricks and funny jokes my P.E. class pulled on me in my junior year. Once, when I was taking a shower, they took all my clothes outside and tried to make me go out and get them. (Kathy Mandell) When the class was voting for vice president, Diane Webb and I were both nominated and we were out in the halls dancing. That was really a big joke. (Larry Burlison) I was writing a letter to this girl from Harrisburg that I met at State wrestling, and Sally (my girlfriend) came up and was watching me. (Robin Corey) I'll remember this year for athletics. Man—we were really great in everything! (Casey Walling) Once I had to go out in front of the whole school for a pep assembly, and my bloomers to my Pep Club uniform started falling down. (Merrie Malone) During our first game against Dayton, Drews passed me the ball, and I spent at least a minute trying to get a hold of it to dribble it. I finally knocked it out of bounds. The coach was talking to us during half-time and told Tom to pass it more and dribble less. He said, 'Even Johnson can dribble.' (Dave Johnson) I'll remember this class as one with many talented and hard- working individuals who worked together to get things done. (Class Advisor Donna Hogan) 30 Juniors