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

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TOP LEFT: Todd Coleman looks for interesting birds to observe while sitting in the park. ABOVE: Phil Priestley and Chris Folsom goof off during a rehearsal of The Sunshine Boys. BELOW: Tami Gower and Kelly Grant look disgusted as Jay Remy drinks his milk during the play Mother Figure. 15

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14 ENTERTAINMENT 3 Plays Deal With 'Confusion' Theme In November, Drama Department pre- sented Confusions, featuring, three short plays on the theme of isolation. Mother Figure, contained a cast of three: Tami Gower, Kelly Grant, and Jay Remy. The Sunshine Boys starred Phil Priest- ley and Chris Folsom. The last play, A Talk in the Park, had five students participating: Todd Cole- man, Cheryl Gilbert, Gary Rose and Tra- de Mulkey. Gary Rose said, This was the first play that I've ever been in, and it was great. A Talk in the Park ' was also presented during the Honor Society induction. TOP LEFT: Kelly Grant allows her make-up to dry during Confusions dress rehearsal. ABOVE: Tracie Mulkey puts away her knit- ting during a drama dress rehearsal BE- LOW: Kelly Grant, Cheryl Gilbert and Tra- cie Mulkey pose for their picture after the performance of a Talk in the Park and Mother Figure. LEFT: Cheryl Gilbert lets all her boyfriend troubles out on Gary Rose during the drama production of Confu- sions

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Connie Reigns Over Homecoming Connie Fowlds was crowned Queen of Homecoming 1984. She received the honor in front of the entire student body. Jennifer Godfrey was second runnerup, and Kasi Zundel was first runnerup. The other seven girls that were chosen to be on the court were Brenda Jones, Rhonda Albus, Tracey Mills. Melissa Still, Debbie Mack, Wendy Woock, and Michelle Coleman. At the Coronation the Cascadians sang Un- til You , The Spice of Life , and, to the Queen, they sang Almost Paradise. The theme for the dance was also Almost Paradise. The dance was really great, and everyone seemed to have a lot of fun, said homecom- ing princess Jennifer Godfrey. Spirit Week began with Western Day, cho- sen by the faculty. Tuesday was Dress Your Best Day. Wednesday, Senior day, brought out all the flappers and gangsters from the roaring 20's. Thursday, Nerd Day, chosen by the juniors, got a lot of people involved. Friday, the last day of Spirit Week, was Ha- waiian Day. Sophomores chose this day, and in spite of the rainy weather, many students were wearing shorts, sandals, grass skirts, and tropical shirts. During halftime, the homecoming court were driven around the track in Corvettes. Each girl was then escorted by her father to a seat in the stadium. Homecoming was a really great week. It 16 LEFT: Mr. Jim Albus helps Princess Rhonda out of the car. ABOVE: Mr. Woock helps Princess Wendy out of the car during halftime ceremonies. RIGHT: Queen Connie Fowlds is es- corted by her father, Mr. Don Fowlds, during halftime. was a break for everyone, and most every- one got involved. I'd say that the week was a success, said princess Wendy Woock. Homecoming was a really great week; it noontime events. One of the four events was the gym jam. The seniors placed first in that event; juniors were a close second; and soph- omores, third. The other events were a volleyball game, a Joe Cool and Miss Priss contest, and a tug of war contest. The results for the class competition during the week were seniors, first; juniors, second; sophomores, third. Friday evening, the football team whipped the Stayton Eagles, 16-0.