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

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Andy Rusten video -tapes JV football. Ron Sullivan aua Bill Hobson practice threading a projector. A V Teaches Responsibility I think AV is a must for Cascade because of all the equipment that breaks down. (Andy Rusten) Being an AV assistant has been a good experience for me. It has given me a good background in repairing and care of equipment. floe Bond) AV allows the properly trained student a sense of pride in doing something not every student or teacher can do. (Jeanne Schueble, aide) AV s fun! It teaches us responsiblity. (Mari Carte) Loretta Strohmeyer and Joy Sphoon trim some laminated pictures. AV 17

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Library Open for Research The library contains good mystery books and magazines. (Jan Nelson) I enjoy spending my spare time looking through the wide variety of books and chatting with old friends. (Laurie Bethel) This library is a good resource center, and there are no flies. (Meredith Jones) I like to spend my time studying here because it's quiet. (Sally Miller) Mark Israelson browses through a paper in the library. Brenda Dickey and Peter Thorpe take advantage of the good work atmosphere in the library. 16 Library

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'Tough Grade' in English Announcing games gives the broadcasting class a very practical application. So far, comments about the students' efforts have been positive. (Jack Pflug) Just when you thought you were all caught up in two-year senior English, Mrs. Smith gave us another contract. (Dave Archer) The most exciting day in basic speech was during one speech project when Debbie Haviland roller skated into Robin Hartmann. (Cindy Lavender) Humor wasn't just another class. I left feeling that I had really learned something more about the shades of humor. Sat- ires were the most interesting to me. (Vickey Roberts) In the suspense class, there was too much emphasis on words and sentence structure. (Vem Loftis) Our main goal in reading is to 'tum students on' to reading and in doing so to develop their skills. (Carol Sheehan) Sheryl Bales and Joyce Larson listen to tapes in Spanish II. Vem Loftis, Ken Woods, and Lynn Olsen ham it up in drama class skit. 18 English