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Favored Cougars Take 7-0 Bow to Eagles ABOVE: LeRoy Johnson sings Your Song to Queen Janet. LEFT: Carla Anderson sits in line waiting to join the car rally. BOTTOM LEFT: Jack Federico and Brian Baker enjoy victory breakfast served by FHA. BELOW: During Spirit Week, Elton Johnson (Steve Johnson) entertains crowd at the junior assembly. Homecoming 9
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Juniors Dominate Class Competition for Homecoming Monday of Homecoming Week featured teachers as hunters. Teachers decorated their classrooms with stomp'em and bag'em signs. Seniors started the class com- petition with Glitter Day. Fac- ulty and students dressed as their favorite stars. Wednesday, FHA prepared the annual victory breakfast. The sophomore theme, Making Tracks, saw many people in overalls and engineers' hats. LeRoy Johnson and Jodi Hanna spent most of Wednesday preparing for the 7:30 coronation of the queen. The stage band and Cascadians provided the entertainment. Shellie Halseth and Sheryl Bales were chosen runners-up to Queen Janel Erickson. Thursday, the juniors presented their rendition of the Homecoming game in 2176 for Space Day. Slated for Friday was the tradi- tional Black and Gold Day. Dur- ing the pep assembly, Mr. Frederico, as Chef Italiano, read the ingre- dients for a championship football team, climaxed by the entire team jumping out of a gargantuan mixing bowl. Homecoming halftime began as the combined Stayton and Cas- cade marching bands performed. FFA members lighted the traditional CHS. Riding in antique cars, the Homecoming court made the traditional court journey a- round the field. Teri Hosford announced the winners of the class competition—the juniors. The Homecoming game ended on a sour note as Stayton beat the Cougs, 7-0. Queen Janel opened the tradi- tional Queen's dance Saturday night. Dance chairwoman Jodi Federico, with the help of her staff, put together all the decorations for the dance and located JET. TOP RIGHT: KISS, portrayed by Sharon Hobbs, Mike Hobbs, Steve Taylor, and Cindy Lavender, dem- olish a car on Senior Day. FAR RIGHT: Steve Large and Shereen Nichols perform during coronation. RIGHT: Karlee Nairns waits at depot on Sophomores' day. 8 Homecoming
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Now That’s Entertainment, Cascade Style TOP LEFT: Ann Baisch, 1976 Junior Miss, presents bouquet to Sharon Browning, 1977 second runner-up. TOP RIGHT: Kathie Hauth, Shellie Halseth, and Denise Shllhanek stroll arm in arm during senior Glitter Day. ABOVE: Brian Baker pounds it out on the key- board prior to a Homecoming pep assembly. RIGHT: Cascadians provide entertainment for the Homecoming coronation. 10 Entertainment
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