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

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Class Of '80 Academic Top 10 Bruce Colburn Gary Williams Serena Pummel Beth Sorsdahl Glenys Nichol Christine Tolleson yAuiJdiry wrru ty-, fay, «Vff y -ft rt A J mJaudc' ttitms J e e y ■ ( f'tf y Rhonda Wolf Graduation 29

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Awards Accent Class Of 'SO Graduation TOP RIGHT: Terry Hoffman and Wendy Sullivan show their enthusiasm over finally receiving their diplomas. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kim Smith “flashes” a smile as she and fellow sen- ior, Gary Williams, prepare to lead the seniors to the graduation ceremonies. Sky and sapphire blue were the colors of the day, but May 29 was anything but a blue day for 154 seniors who received their diplomas. It was one of those cool, breezy May evenings when valedictorian Abby Eisenhut and salutatorian Jodi Etzel wel- comed relatives and friends who came to honor the class of ’80 in ceremonies outside. Gary Robbins directed the high school band, and Darrell James directed Cascadians- Concert Choir in special musi- cal selections for the occasion. Special honors, awards, scholarships were as follows: Tris Pflug and Jodi Etzel, Booster Club scholarships; Tawnee Huff, Girod’s Charac- ter Award; A1 DeVos, Girod’s Sportsmanship award; Glenys Nichol, Oregon Statesman award as outstanding senior; Abby Eisenhut, Jodi Etzel, Chris Tolleson, Gary Williams, named among the top 5 percent of Oregon’s graduates; Abby Ei- senhut, alternate in National Honor Society scholarship competition, sponsored by the National Association of Secon- dary School Principals. Abby also received scholarships from the Elks, Salem Hospital Auxil- iary, and OSU Dad’s Club; Bruce Colburn, Linfield Hon- ors Scholarship; Jodi Etzel, Turner Festival Scholarship; Gary Williams, Don Williams Memorial Award. that selected the white rose as its flower and the following motto: “Cherish yesterday, live today, dream tomorrow.” At the baccalaureate service Sunday, May 25, George Olson talked to graduates about ways of measuring success. 28 Graduation

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Queen Joni Reigns Over Jr.-Sr. Prom The theme for the Junior- Senior Prom, “Looks Like We Made It,” went well with the decor of colorful rainbows and floating balloons. MC Gary Williams intro- duced the 1979-1980 prom queen—Joni Bond from the 11 pincesses: Kim Anders, Debbie Dinkle, Dina Hampton, Nancy Hernandez, Jonnie Korkow, Glenys Nichol, Teresa Perrault, Heidi Rustin, Wendy, Sullivan, and Becky Williams. “The junior prom committee put in a lot of hard work raising money throughout the year and decorating for that special evening,” said Mandy Huber. ABOVE: Teri Pflug and Annette Sherman discuss the present Iranian crisis while putting up prom decorations. TOP RIGHT: The group Teira” entertained with a variety of music, mainly Heart”. RIGHT: Debbie Brawley gives her Why am I doing this” look as she hangs streamers for prom. 30 Prom