College Avenue Secondary School - Cascade Yearbook (Woodstock, Ontario Canada)

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.sstltl 433 WWW DRAMA CLUB The CASS Drama Club presented two very successful productions this year. Both works involved a tremendous amount of determination on the part of students, and a great deal of patience From our statfdirectors. Ourfirst play was entitled Dream a Little Dream , a three act comedy which was performed on November 27 before a large and responsive audience consisting mainly of staff, and relatives of the cast. Our second hit was entitled The Golden Axe , a one act comedy. This production involved fewer people anda less complicatedset than the previousone, however, meticulous care was required in its preparation for it was CASS's entry in the tri-school Drama Festival. The audience which was packed into WCI's auditorium apparently enioyed our pres- entation, and thus we felt our work was well worth while. by: Dani Jovanovich V . -. it 5. W BACK ROW IL to R J Mr Scott, Keith McKay, Dwight Hargreaves, Bert Smut, John Buchanan EQ A 02 N I J AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY The agricultural society is a group of boys interested 'i'h furthering their educa- tion in the field of agriculture. We have made various field trips throughout the year such as one to the Toronto industrial show, International Plowing Match, and Pioneer experimental corn plot which was very interesting and educational.

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430m WWW CURLING CLUB Thisyear's club has puta large amount of time into curling and improving the playing ability of its members. Curling is a winter sport seldom mentioned or thought about by the maiority of the uninformed public, but it requires agreat deal of skill to direct that curling stone down the ice and score. UF there have been tournaments or champion players in the school, failure to report this to the rightauthorities has prevented their pub- lication.j 9741235 fy i gist It X. ,i Zi ' ,Lx X CASS SHOPPE The girls whostaffour school general stare deserve a lot of credit, For their efforts. It is one of the busiest little holes-in-the-wall in the school during the noon hour. Not only can we obtain energy to carry us through the afternoon, but such handy little items as pens, pencils and paper ffor those who make notesl: combs and nylon stockings are other necessities that are sold in the shop. CASS'stuck shop is astudent convenience well-used Qor abused? by all. Qillllllfwl I iff CU RLI NG CLUB BACK ROW: QL. to RJ Bill Nadalin, Rick Sipura, Dave Hutchison, Tom Hemsworth, Jim Hart FRONT ROW: Ray Hallock, Helen Onishtshenko, Marion MacDonald, Valerie Hart, Mike Wilkins CASS SH OPPE STAFF BACK ROW: KL. to RJ Sonya Van Geest, Ruth Andrew, Wilma Van Der Vecht, Cathy Wells, Linda Wettlaufer, Joanne Holmes, Mr. Haggins FRONT ROW: Dorinda Argent, Donita Wright, Kathy Dickson, Theresa Grabowski, Connie Broughton, Barbara Rh indress , i 'Wit

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A n Aioilk WIRW SPIRIT CASS Spirit consists ofa number of students interested in promoting and extending school spirit through our school. ln order to do this, CASS ribbons were sold at noon hours by members of the club. It was the Spirit Clubwho supplied the refreshments at football games. Spirit also made quite a few posters that were hung about the halls to advertise school activities. We're sure the football teams appreciated the very successful pep ral I ies that were organized for them by CASS Spirit. The club plans to win the trophy on Victoria Day and show Woodstock fagainlj that CASS is the number I school I I I by: Brenda McMillan 4235 W I J WU CV P It THE CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club was created to ob- tain a student's pictorial view of the school year. Although the membership was low this year we still managed to cover all important events of the school year. The yearbook features some of our photographs. The club has been very successful this year due to the efforts of our staff adviser Mr. Radford. He took on the iob knowing nothing about photo- graphy. The Camera Club thanks Mr. Radford. On the whole, the Camera Club is fun and exciting for anyone wishing to ioin next year. by: Terry Reeves SPIRIT CLUB BACK ROW: KL. to R.I Marg Johnson, Cheryl Thornton, Bob Martin, Dave Smyth, Cris Ray, Bruce Julian, Jim Harmer, Brian Keeping, Leslie Dew, Yvonne Geris THIRD ROW: Janine Schweitzer, Pat Faulkner, Susan Hipperson, Cathy Riffel, Marianne Tyrala, Debbie Edmonds, Mari Heath, Kathleen Phelps, Karen Edmonds, Brenda McMillan SECOND ROW: Pam Nunns, Pat Oliver, Jim Racknor, Anne Karn, Wendy Mattson, Barry Bragg, Lucy Moore, ArtO1urch, Bev Collet FRONT ROW: Joanne Hart, Grettie Hennessy, Linda Clayburn, Pat Neil, Gwen Tanner CAMERA CLUB BACK ROW: IL. to RJ Judy Reynolds, Marilyn Cook, Mike Conlon, Diane Neutel, Velma Huggins FRONT ROW: Joanne King, Mr. Radford, Terry Reeves, Don Benedict, Lori Aspden t 2 fa' 5 w