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

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JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Tarrah Seigfried, Robin Peters. Leslie Kelly Stickley, Veronica Rodriquez. Kuenzi, Rachelle Chipman. - I' TOP LEFT: Cougie and Cindy Young goof off as fellow cheerleaders, Gina Vecchi and Lisa Brown discuss a chant. TOP RIGHT: Teresa Towery shows off her Rah-Rah smile. ABOVE: Jacki Shinn, Gina Vecchi, .Jennifer Burgess and Lisa Brown chant during a pep as- sembly. BELOW: Jacki Shinn cheers at the Stayton game. JV And Varsity Cheerleaders 29

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Cheerleaders Back State Grid Attack Getting their techniques off to a early start, the 1981 varsity football rally attended camp during the summer at Lewis and Clark College in Portland, sponsored by the National Cheerleader’s Association (NCA). With the help of advisor Car- ol Sheehan, the varsity squad filled the season with spirited pep assemblies, posters for the team, weekly lockers signs, and spirit buttons, plus a whole fist- full of bubbling activities. The JV squad, under the di- rection of Cathy Butler, also at- tended, during the summer, a camp at University of Oregon in Eugene, sponsored by the In- ternational Cheerleading Asso- ciation (ICA). Working with the varsity on all the spirit-pushers, the JV’s helped in sparking up the stu- dent body while getting a taste of high school life. ABOVE; Cougie, Jennifer Burgess with her spirit clackers. RIGHT: Jacki Shinn, Teresa Towery and Cindy Young hug for the camera. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEER- Lisa Brown, Teresa Towery, Julie Jipp LEADERS: Jacki Shinn, Gina Vecchi, and Cindy Young. 28 Varsity Cheerleaders

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Deedon Tabs Harriers As ‘Best Ever’ The boys’ cross country team finished the year winning two of their tri-school meets and placing third in the annual Cas- cade Invitational. Harrier Frank Voth placed first in two separate meets and out ran 73 finishers in the Cas- cade Invitational. He also qualified for the state meet with a district time of 16:22. Ju- nior Stacey Moore placed eighth. Ed Miller placed 50th. CouGal Lisa Mock posted a personal best time of 12:32.9 in a meet with Salem Academy and LaSalle. In district action, she placed fourth (12:57). Dawn Hall finished 43rd overall. Sophomore Lois Mock ran 44th. “We had the best cross coun- try ever at Cascade,” said coach Darrel Deedon at the fall awards dessert. “We definitely were one of the top three teams in the state with all of our members.” After saying a few words about his squads, Deedon gave out the individual honors. Team captains were Ed Miller and Dawn Hall, both seniors. Selected as most inspirational harriers were Stacey Moore and Lisa Mock. Moore and Galen McGill, another junior, won third-year letters. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY CASCADE OPPONENT SCORE 5th Tillamook Invitational 3rd JFK Invitational Class Invitational N.S. 3rd Cascade Invitational Gladstone 27-30 WON S.Academy Lasalle 34-41 45 2nd N.Marion Invitational Central 26-30 WON Stayton Woodburn 21-49-59 4th District GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY pASCADE OPPONENT SCORE 5th Tillamook Invitation Bth JFK Invitational Class Invitational N.S. Cascade Invitational Inc. Gladstone Inc. S.Academy Lasalle 27-47-Inc. N.Marion Invitational Inc. th District TOP RIGHT: Head cross country coach, Darrel Deedon. RIGHT: Frank Voth shows the form that led him to victory at the Cascade Invitational. 30 Cross Country