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

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BELOW: COUGAR LAIR Staff-Front Row: Tim Morton, Kit Casebier, Margo Perreault, Robin Hartmann (editor), Denise Kampstra, Irene Hernandez, Back Row: Rick Herrmann, I'irn Parson, Tim Kuhlman, Kelly Archer, Mark Sorsdahl, John Vettrus, Jim Wolf, Cori Glidewell. ABOVE: Senior sports advi- ser Kelly Archer and sports editor Jim Wolf take a critical look at a recent issue of the COUGAR LAIR. RIGHT: Mike Hobbs expresses his appreciation for the trophy he won In editorial cartooning at Oregon Scholastic Press Conference in Eugene. Cougar Lair 17

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Cougar Lair Stresses Editorial Comment COUGAR LAIR is one of the most exciting activities in the school ' said editor Robin Hartmann, I think that it's great that I can take a class—journalism --to improve myself in the activity and dedicate my efforts to it. Stressing editorials, and com- mentaries, using cartoons and the roving reporter concept to explore school issues was the main theme for the 1976-77 issues of the COUGAR LAIR. Mike Hobbs, COUGAR LAIR reporter and CASCADIAN publicity manager, took first place in editor- ial cartooning at the 50th annual Oregon Scholastic Press Conference, Oct. 8. Other students entered in the competition were Robin Hartmann, editorial writing; Kelly Archer, sports feature; Tim Morton, news writing; and Denise Kampstra, RIGHT: Editor Robin Hartmann and managing editor Kit Casebier check through ad reference file. BELOW: Adviser Jack Pflug and photo editor Denise Kampstra go over some girls basketball contacts in the darkroom. feature writing. Other students who attended the conference were Kit Casebier, Tim Kuhlman, Daren Milionis, Mark Sorsdahl, Steve Taylor, and Dan Allen. I love to write. I think that's why I like journalism as much as I do, explained Teri Hosford. Along with writing for the COUGAR LAIR, senior sports ad- viser Kelly Archer and news editor Tim Morton submitted stories to the ST AY TON MAIL, and some of Kelly's stories appeared in the COMMUNITY PRESS. At the STAYTON MAIL, I learned some very important details of layout design, commented Cori Glidewell. The best part about the class is having Mark Sorsdahl in it to joke around with Mr. Pflug, stated Daren Milionis. You really learn a lot in this class, and you get satisfaction out of seeing your story in the paper, commented Mike Hobbs. The OSP conference was really informative, and I had a lot of fun. I like journalism because you are able to work at your own pace, said Jill Hickman. Cmtyar |Latr Editor: Robin Hartmann Managing Editor: Kit Casebier, Mike Hobbs Ad Business Manager: Margo Perreault, Teri Hosford Asst. Ad Business Manager: Cori Glidewell, Sharel Cox Feature Editor: Tim Kuhlman News Editor: Tim Morton Senior Sports Adviser: Kelly Archer Sports Editor: Jim Wolf Publicity Manager: Irene Hernandez Photo Editor: Denise Kampstra Art Editor: John Vettrus Adviser: Jack Pflug Photo Adviser: Stuart Chalupsky Photographers: Mark Sorsdahl, Daren Milionis, Jeff Pikl, Dan Allen, Darrell Johnston. 16 Cougar Lair

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Going. . Going. . Gong!!! I was proud to be a part of Johnny V and the Lettermen. We may even audition for the real Gong Show, said Larry Towery, a mem- ber of the first-place act that won the $11.17 check. The junior Gong Show was held March 8 in an effort to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. It was an overwhelming success that netted the junior class $375. Debbie Brasfield and Teri Stout were awarded the worst act award for their disgusting performance of Feelings. Johnny V and the Letter- men took first place with a perfect 30 from judges Mike Hobbs, Terri Jones, and Margo Perreault. ABOVE: Emcee Keith Moxley intro duces the next act. TOP RIGHT: The Pop Rockettes, Cindy Lavender and Sharon Hobbs, begin their unusual act. RIGHT: Celebrities Pinky Tuscadero (Margo Perreault) and Ruth Buzzi (Terri Jones), agree with the Phantom's (Mike Hobbs') decision. 18 Gong Show