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

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ABOVE: Exchange students Emilce Moreno, Ernesto Moran, Ben Mahlalela, Anna Cainacho, Estuardo Arroyo. ABOVE LEFT: AFS student Ben Mahlalela discusses pamphlet with Jennifer Whitfield and Cori Glidewell during History of the West. BELOW: Estuardo Arroyo and Sharon Browning talk about Estuardo's country for a newspaper story. LEFT: Jeff Zeeb and Linda Elder at student body meeting. Exchange Students 29

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Student Council Involved With AFS Students Lack of student interest is holding back the progress of stu- dent council ' said Jeff Zeeb. For example, at one meeting not enough representatives were pre- sent to form a quorum. And before that, there weren't even enough members present to hold a meeting. President Jeff Zeeb expressed his concern for the students. After talking with several teachers, Jeff found out that many representa- tives were not assuming their responsibilities. To provide and outlet for students' opinion, stu- dent officers opened room 13 be- fore school. Officers were available to talk with students about any problem or complaints, but accord- ing to Darrell Williams, the idea did not work out. No one came into the student body office; stu- dents act like they don't care. All we do is sit and wait, but nothing happens, he said. Two exchange students joined the student body. Estuardo, one of the full-time exchange students, stayed with the Gene Streight family In Turner. Estuardo is from Guatemala and is the oldest of the six children In his family. Ben Mahlalela stayed with the Clayton Seaton family. Ben is from Mater Dolorosa High School in Mbabane, Swaziland. The student body also hosted seven more exchange stu- dents from Costa Rica. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Sergeant at Arms Terri Jones, Treasurer Linda Elder, President Jeff Zeeb, Vice President Darrell Williams, Secretary Karen Ward. 28 Student Body

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Honor Society Inducts 21 Cascade High School inducted 21 new members into the Nation- al Honor Society in 1976-77: 15 in the fall and six in the spring induction. The requirements were changed from previous years. For the first time, sophomores were to have a 3.80 GPA; juniors, a 3.50 GPA; seniors, a 3.20. This was changed from a standard 3.00. As always, sophomores were ineligible for fall induction, and seniors were ineligible for spring induction. Applicants are judged on four qualities: leadership, service, character, and scholarship. Officers for 1976-77 were Shawn Elliott, president; Randy Reeve, vice president; Sheryl Bales, secretary; Kellee Dalke, treasurer. Group adviser was Emily Smith. The 1976-77 inductees were Christi Colburn, Robin Hartmann, Terri Jones, Cindy Lacey, Steve Shaw, Doug Smith, Rex Engelhardt, Jodi Hanna, Teri Hosford, Lori Huff, Johannah Olson, Russ Rebo, Dan Sapp, Julie Epperly, Wynne Aldrich, Beth Johnson, Jerilyne Priddy, Craig Engelhardt, Linda Stoker, and Daren Milionis. National Honor Society stu- dents are probably the busiest students at school because of their involvement in such varied activities, said Mrs. Smith. ABOVE: Robin Hartmann, Cindy Lacey, Terri Jones, and Adviser Emily Smith enjoy refreshments dur- ing the fall induction ceremony. BE- LOW: Sheryl Bales lights the candle of scholarship. BOTTOM LEFT: Emily Smith and Rex Engelhardt prepare refreshments before spring induction. 30 Honor Society