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

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Student Life The 1986-87 Cougar year started off with a boom when we started our home room. Followed by our fun spirit days. this was enhanced by our homecoming dance. When school closure came around, our spirits were down. We stuck together with our friends, and soon it came to a happy end. The pep assemblies were cool, air bands were hot. and the drill team showed us how to trot. The special needs class made us smile. with their loving, caring, and glowing style. As the year comes to an end. we will look ahead and share happy memories that we will always share again. TOP: Raise Your Hand If You're Sure Shannon Helton and Stacey Hawkes show the» confidence in the computer room LEFT: Making Faces Shawna Perth and Ray Nekuda make masks in their advanced art class Student Life 9

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8 Student Life Bad Boys Checking exit the sights Miss Studette Roberta Zintz shows off between classes Ooohm ooohm Hippie day brought the revival of meditation.

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School Closure. . Too Close for Comfort How Tough things are ... We can't afford the increase in our taxes, was a major worry of the voters. The loss of the education for 442 students almost became secondary. This was the delema faced by the patrons of the Cascade school dis- trict. This type of situation had never arrose in the district and was one that presented itself as a prob- lem to be viewed within the present educational system. Cascade delt with this problem the only way it could, it took it to the people. Several town meetings were called to discuss how the passage of the schools election would be possible. From this many good things arrose. One of which was the formation of a student group entitled B.I.O.NIC. (Believe It Or Not I Care). This group, along with others, showed our community how much the stu- dents cared about their education. Cougar pride prevailed with the passage of the special election just before Christmas break. ’’Nobody could have asked for a better Christmas present. replied the student body president Dwight Bales. Taxes vs. Education, which will it be. This is the ques- tion that the Oregon state legislature is going to have to answer in the near future. Are we going to forfeit our education for taxes ... NO. We hope that something is done. Here's a special look at you Cascade. Lights, Camera, Action Dwight Bales gives Ns opinion over the possible school closure to a popular T V news station » Smile, you're on Candid Camera! A group of con- cerned citizens discuss school closure ■ To School Closure I