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

Page 29 text:

Gettin’ It All Together—JV Squad of '77 Other than cheering by my- self a couple of times, it was a lot of fun and rewarding, commented Tricia Gisler. Cascade's JV cheerleading squad for basketball consisted of four sophomore girls. They spent many hours making signs and prac- ticing cheers to present them- selves as well as possible at all JV basketball games and pep assem- blies. I love cheerleading, and this year was fun, even if It took a while for us to get it all together, said Darlene Johnson. Annette Rice stated, Cheer- leading was a hassle at times, but other times it was fun. I've met a lot of new people being a cheer- leader—more than I would have otherwise. To end the season on a pleasant note, the school took the girls and the JV basketball team for pizza. Also, adviser Carol Sheehan awarded the girls cheer- leading pins. ABOVE: At Gladstone, Tricia Gisler, Karen Dossey, Darlene Johnson, cheer on their JV basket- ball team to another Cougar vic- tory. RIGHT: Karen Dossey (Kneeling), Darlene Johnson, Tricia Gisler, Annette Rice. BE- LOW: Annette Rice does Let's get a little bit rowdy cheer to keep the Cougar fans' spirit high. JV Cheerleaders 25

Page 28 text:

JV Wrestling Cheerleaders Provide Spirit and Enthusiasm Keeping G.P.A. above 2.00, hours of perfecting yells and cheers, making posters and locker signs, doing cheers at home and away wrestling matches—all these are part of a cheerleader's hectic schedule. I had fun cheerleading this year. The best thing I liked about it was going to different schools and cheering for the guys; and I guess the best thing is doing special things for them. I had a lot of fun; it was different, said Lisa Keene. Debi Hisaw stated, Cheer- leading was fun to begin with, but after awhile it became a hassle. I had fun watching the matches, but I don't think I'll ever go out for it again. It's very expensive. Some fund-raising projects the girls sponsored were a car wash at the U.S. National Bank on the cor- ner of Lancaster and a dance after a Woodburn basketball game. The money was used to pay for their uniforms. All the hard practicing paid off. The girls provided spirit and en- thusiasm at junior varsity matches and also cheered during varsity matches. ABOVE: Debbie Belleisle and Lisa Keene watch Cougar wrestlers work for pins. LEFT: During league wrestling match, Lisa Keene, Karla Hauth, Debbie Belleisle, and Debi Hisaw cry out for a victory. BE- LOW LEFT: Go, fight, win! yell the JV cheerleaders during Glad- stone wrestling match. BELOW RIGHT: During Central wrestling match, Lisa Keene and Karla Hauth cheer their team on.

Page 30 text:

FHA Raises Money, Attends Workshops FHA's many activities in- cluded fund-raising projects to re- plenish the treasury: bake sales, selling basketball and football programs, and stationery before Christmas. As treasurer, it is sometimes difficult to balance the books with the office when the balances were different at the beginning of the year, commented Rachel Horeauf. The Future Homemakers traveled to Harrisburg, Oregon, to attend the district meeting, then to OSU to attend the state meeting. Different workshops were held con- sisting of cake decorating, quilt- ing, and advertising. Tammi Mayfield commented, I've really liked being in FHA these past three years, but I wish there would be more involvement from the juniors and sophomores. Marilyn Fennimore and Patricia Francisco serve Russ Rebo at Home- coming football breakfast for the players. FHA----Front Row: Christy Germond, Tammi Mayfield, Cindy Lacey, Rachel Horeaut. Second Row: Marilyn Fennimore, Debbie Allen, Patricia Francisco, Cindy Pleser, Cathy Lacey. Back Row: Theresa Mandell, Debbie Montgomery, Dianne Collier, Adviser Debbie Faber. At Homecoming Coronation re- ception, Cindy Lacey serves ice cream. 26 FHA