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

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Plays Head Entertainment Highlights Entertainment came in a va- riety of forms from National as- semblies to school play compe- titions. Homecoming featured those ten lucky girls, the queen and her princesses. Popular dress up days were those of discos, hippies, and Hawaii with noon- time competition in such events as ten-person pyramids, feather blowing races, and hula-hoop contests in which seniors were declared winners of the week. Topping off the traditional week were coronation, the foot- ball victory over Stayton, and the dance. Actors provided entertain- ment through the one-act play competition in which sopho- mores won with “The Play’s the Thing” and the all-school production of “Our Town . Important dances of the year were those in which the girls asked the guys to the Sadie Hawkins Dance; the 13-hour Dance Marathon, which helped some people go to state for the wrestling tournament; and the traditional Junior-Senior Prom. LEFT: Teri Pflug, Kristy Williams, and Tana Lloyd pose for the camera during Slave Day. TOP RIGHT: Mike Burton helps out at the seniors' Valentine Reception. ABOVE: Larry Atha watches as Kelly Foerster signs in at the Valentine Reception. Also in the picture is Mark Ferra. 12 Entertainment

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Standing: Escorts Gary Williams, Craig Farrell, Gary Ba- ker, Chad Weston, Bob Stifle, Greg Dalke, Terry Hoffman, Tim Smith, Kelly Jacobe, and Robin Brinlee. LEFT: Princess Wendy Sullivan looks admiringly at her escort, Terry Hoffman, as they make their way to the recep- tion. TOP RIGHT: Seniors prepare for the ten-man pyra- mid during noontime competition. ABOVE: Mandy Huber, and Tom Gisler really get into the Hippy scene. Homecoming 11

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LEFT: Daring trampoline duo perform at National Assembly. TOP: With help from A1 DeVos and Greg Dalke. Jim Daniels presses weights during Bench Press Championship. ABOVE: Musical group entertain Cougars with a variety of songs. Entertainment 13