Powder Valley High School - Badger Yearbook (North Powder, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

Powder Valley High School North Powder, Oregon Editor--------------Coleen McQuisten Assistant Editor----Lora Murdoch Business Manager----Danell Elkins Photographers-------Melissa Davis Junia Henderson Keith Culver Typist--------------Rhea Vanderwall Advisor-------------Mrs. Boyd FOREWORD The leaves of THE BADGER will bring back many memorable occasions in the lives of the students at Powder Valley High School. In relating these memories we have compared the educational goals of the students to trees and their growth. CONTENTS Title------------------l Forward, Contents------2 Dedication-------------3 Administration---------4 Seniors---------------10 Juniors---------------17 Sophomor e s----------21 Freshmen--------------25 Sports----------------29 Organizations---------37 Activities------------45 Advertising-----------57 2 DEDICATION This year the Senior Class of Powder Valley High School co- dedicates this year's Badger to Mr. Claude Jones and to Mr Willard Fordice. It is with gratitude that we dedicate this annual to Mr. Jones for the service he has given the school, its faculty, and students. It is with our appreciation for his service that we co-dedicate this annual to Mr. Fordice. He has driven bus for eleven years and has worked in the new grade school as custodian for four years. Mr. Fordice has also served on our school board. 3 gppiiMp ' ■ ftifti ■Hi svnv W . Administration ADMINISTRATION Trees require a guiding light and disicpline throughout growth and so do maturing adolescents. The PVHS ad- ministration provides reli- able, concerned adult and student leaders who conscien- tiously help the students to gain both intellectual and cultural growth. MR. LEDRIDGE As Superintendent and friend he has dedicated himself to the betterment of PVHS and the education of its students As District Clerk and Secretary she does an enormous amount of office work and always greets everyone with a smile as well as doing many small but demand- ing jobs around the school. SCHOOL BOARD John Murdoch: Chairman Don Dodson Bill Lewis Clifford Culver Michael Mason 5 FACULTY Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. MR. NEEL SUBJECTS: American History, Modern Problems, Driver's Education, Boys' P.E. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Eastern Oregon College;B. S. Degree. ADVISOR: Freshmen Class, Lettermen's Club, Head Coach. MRS. BOYD SUBJECTS: English II, III, IV; Home Economics I, II, III, IV; Girls' P.E. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Oregon State University; B. S. Home Economics. Eastern Oregon College; T. C. English. ADVISOR: Pep Club, Annual, Volleyball Coach. MR. CHRISTIANSCW SUBJECTS: Agriculture I, II, III, IV; Biology; General Science; Wood Shop. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Platteville State Univer- sity; B.S. Degree. ADVISOR: FFA, Sophomore Class. 6 TEACHES MR. AKERS SUBJECTS: English I; Band; Chorus. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Oregon College of Education; Washington State University; Drake University; B.M.E. Degree, M.M.E. Degree. MRS. HAMMOND SUBJECTS: Typing, General Business, Office Practice, Algebra, Business Law. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Iowa State University; University of Minnesota; Home Economics Commercial. ADVISOR: Senior Class, Broadcaster. MR. COTTRAUX SUBJECTS: Geometry, Physics, Advanced Math, World History. COLLEGES ATTENDED: Rice University; Texas Christian University; University of Houston. B.S. Degree. ADVISOR: Junior Class. 7 STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Ledridge, Advisor; K. Culver, L. Umpleby, J. Hend- erson, N. Chamberlain, C. McQuisten, J. Monaghan, S. Fordice, B. Culver, G. Arnoldus, D. Elkins, V. Turner, L. Murdoch, B. Henderson, D. Lewis, E. Hill. Taking tickets,L. Mur do ch, K. Nave, J. Henderson. Mr. Ledridge, Advisor;L. Umpleby,President; N.Chamber- lain, Vice-President; S. Fordice, Secretary;G. Arnold- us, Treasurer; L. Murdoch, Business Manager; E. Hill, Sergeant-at-Arms. 8 SCHOOL AIDES COOKS Mrs. McCanse and Mrs. Henderson OFFICE Gloria Arnoldus Service with a smile is the motto of our School Aides. Deli- cious meals served in pleasant surroundings, School halls kept shining and neat and efficient office per- sonel make our school days pleasant. The li- brary has been well managed and the buses run promptly on sche- dule.The P.V.H.S. Stu- dent Body thanks each of these important people for their ser- vices. LIBRARIAN Linda McKinney LIBRARIAN Mr. Casebier BUS DRIVERS Mr. Free, Mr. Fordice, Mr. Pearson M CUSTODIAN Mr. Claude Jones « v 9 SENIORS At last the young sapling has ripen- ed into the full-grown tree - so has the Senior class matured through their levels of development. Like the full-grown tree the graduating Seniors of 1967 are prepared to carry on successful careers in life. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Melissa Davis, Secretary; Mrs. Hammond, Advisor; Keith White, Sergeant-at-Arms; Kathy Nantz, Vice President; Coleen McQuis- ten. President. Coleen McQuisten Transfer 2; Carnival Princess 2; Crisco Award 2; Typing Award 2; Chorus 2; Music Festival 2; Pep Club 2-3-4; Pep Club Vice-Presi- dent 3; Volleyball 2-3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Student Council 4j Class President 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Annual Editor 4; NCTE Award 3. 11 SENIORS Jim Monaghan Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1- 2; Band 1-2; Track 1-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Class President 3; Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; Baseball 4; Letter- men's Club President 4; Student Council 3-4; Music Festival 1- 2; Chorus 4- Melissa Davis Volleyball 1-3-4; Volleyball Official 2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Band Librarian 2- 3; Brass Quartet 1; Class Sec- retary-Treasuren 4; Chorus 1- 2-3-4; Broadcaster Staff 3-4; Cheerleader 1-2; Drill Team 1; Homecoming Princess 2; Annual Staff 4; Music Festival 1-2- 3; Typing Award 3. 12 SENIORS Sandra Fordice Volleyball 1-2-3-45 Pep Club 1- 2- 3-4; Drill Team 1; Carnival Princess 1; Brass Quartet lj Band Librarian 1; Cheerleader 1-3; Band 1-2; Music Festival 1- 2; Pep Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2- 3- 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 2- 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Broadcaster Staff 4j Student Body Secretary 4; Student Coun- cil 4 • Ken Nave FFA 1-2; Football 1-2-3-45 All Star Defensive 45 Milton Gorham Award 45 Co-Most Valuable Play- er Award 45 Basketball 1-2-45 Most Inspirational Player Award 45 Best Defensive Player Award 4; Basketball Captain 45 Track 2-3-4; Baseball 1-45 Lettermen's Club 2-3-4. 13 Keith Flower Lettermen's Club Representative 4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; FFA 1-2; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 1; Sargeant-at- Arms 3; Student Council 1; Judging Team FFA 2; Basketball 1- 2; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1- 2- 3-4; Baseball 4;Co-Most Valu- Football player 4; SENIORS Gloria Arnoldus Band 1-2-3; Brass Quartet 1; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Music Festival 1-2; Volleyball 2-3-4; Volley- ball Official 1; Drill Team 1; Pep Band 1-2-3; Pep Club 1-2- 3-4; Pep Club Secretary-Treas- urer 2-3; Pep Club Vice-Presi- dent 4; Band Secretary-Treasur- er 3; Librarian 1-2-3; Office 4; Student Body Treasuer 4; Class Vice-President 3; Broad- caster Staff 3-4; Broadcaster Editor 4; Carnival Princess 4; Student Council 4. 14 SENIORS Rhea Vanderwall Volleyball Official 1; Volley- ball 2-3-4; Band 1-2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Drill Team 1; Chorus 1-2-4; Class Business Manager 3; Pep Night Princess 3 Lyle Umpleby Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1- 4; Track 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Band 2; Student Body Vice-President 3; Student Body President 4; FFA Secretary 2-3; FFA President 4; Lettermen's Club Sargeant-at- Arms 4; Student Council 3-4;FFA Judging Team 1-2-3-4; Basket- ball Most Improved Player Award 4. 15 In Out Drive-In Baker, Oregon SENIORS Kathy Nantz Class Treasurer 1; Volleyball 1-2; Volleyball Official 3; Pep Club 1- 2; Music Festival 1; Band 1; Drill Team 1; Chorus 1-2; Annual 3; Car- nival Princess 3; Broadcaster 4j Class Vice-President 4; Volleyball 1-2-4. Keith White Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3- 4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Track 1- 2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; FFA Judg- ing Team 1-2-3-4; Basketball Most Improved Player Award 4. Senior picture not available. 16 K. White, J. Monaghan, K. Nave, K. Flower. JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Cottraux, Advisor; B. Henderson, Vice-President; D. Elkins, Bus- iness Manager; L. Murdoch, Secretary; ?•!. Cham- berlain, Sergeant-at-Arms. Kneeling: B. Cul- ver, President; B. Blais, Treasurer. Between the stages of a seedling and a wise old oak is found the young growing sapling. Like these trees the Juniors have a little more know- ledge and experience than they had one year ago. Working toward their Senior year and further ad- vancements, the class worked hard together plan- ning the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. PRESIDENT Bruce Culver 18 JUNIORS Bruce Henderson Lora Murdoch 1 19 Morning jam session. Industrious Students?? 20 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jim Davis, Vice-President; Val Turner, Secretary; Mr. Christ- ianson, Advisor; Greg Lewis, Treasurer; Keith Culver, Presi- dent; Stan Boyd, Sergeant-at- A young seedling amid a forest of mighty pines, finds survival a con- tinuous struggle. They must have durability, flexibility, and forti- tude. In this way the Sophomore struggles to grow intellectually and culturally, striving to succeed and excel. 22 SOPHOMORES 23 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS David Stubbs, Vice-President; Arnold McClure, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Neel, Advisor; Susan Wilson, Secretary-Treasurer; Nina Turner, President. To grow and mature into a wise old oak the seed must first be planted, but only to begin the struggle for existence. A Freshman, upon entering high school, steps into a completely new phase of life. With eagerness and deter- mination he works for that time when he can stand alone, intellectually and culturally in- dependent and free. Working on a Christmas project. 26 FRESHMEN PRESIDENT Nina Turner Slave Auction during Freshmen Initiation. FRESHMEN Arnold McClure Hilda Vanderwall Juanita Courtney David Stubbs Mike Hagerty Susan Wilson Mable McCullough Karen Dias Best Foot Forward!! This is dancing??? FRESHMEN Doug Lewis Susy Hewitt Sink it. 28 B. Henderson, Manager; S. Boyd, J. Davis, G. Lewis, K. Flower, M. Hagerty, J.- Monaghan, K. Nave, A. McClure, Manager; D. Lewis, K. Culver, Manager; E. West, R. Calloway, D. Nave, M. West, B. Blais, P. Pearson, N. Chamberlain,B. Culver, T. McQuisten. R. Rowett, D. Stubbs, Manager; Mr. Fordice, Bus Driver; Mr. Patterson, Assistant Coach; Mr. Neel, Head Coach. FOOTBALL ACTION SENIOR PLAYERS Keith White Ken Nave Milton Gorham Award All Star Defensive League Team Co-Most Valuable Player Graham Drug Store La Grande, Oregon The 1966 Badgers Football Team was a success in a number of ways. To begin the season 24 boys greeted head coach Tom Neel. This was the largest turnout for the pigskin sport in many years. The enthusiasm of all team members was evident in the first game played against the Harper Hornets in the Little Brown Jug Jamboree . The Badgers repelled the Hornets 12-6 to carry home their first jamboree trophy since 1962. Ken Nave and Elmer Hill District All-Star Defensive Team. The Badgers continued to play fine football as they steamrolled their first four opponents, then injuries to key players began to take their toll. Keith Flower, Elmer Hill and Bruce Cul- ver all missed some action. If the in- jury bug had stayed away North Powder could have possibly marched to one of its finest seasons. Mr. Records, Coach; G. Lewis, B. Henderson, L. Umpleby, P. Pearson, K. White, J. Davis, B. Culver, K. Nave, N. Chamberlain, B. Blais; Mr. Neel, Coach. Managers, D. Stubbs and K. Culver. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1966-67 Basketball Badgers fielded for the second year in a row a young and green team. However, what the boys lacked in experience they made up for in desire and hustle. The Badgers will have the nucleus to form a good team next year with nine Varsity eagers returning. The eagers presented Coach Neel with their first victory in the league Jam- boree since 1963 in their first game of the season. After that victories were farther apart. The highlight of the season was the teams thrilling victory in overtime against Richland in the final game of the season. Bruce Culver was the leading scorer with 11.2 points per contest. Neal Chamberlain was the second high scorer with an average of 7-2 points a game. Culver was also the leading rebounder for the team. Seniors were Captain Ken Nave, Keith White, and Lyle Umpleby. Denny Nave and Ron Calloway, two promis- ing Sophs were brought up to the Varsity near the end of the season. The annual Basketball trophies went to the follow- ing; MOST IMPROVED-Lyle Um- pleby and Keith White; MOST INSPIRATIONAL-Ken Nave; BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER-Ken Nave; BEST REBOUNDER-Bruce Culver. 32 Back Row: Mr. Neel, Coach; S. Boyd, D. Nave, R. Calloway, T. McQuisten, R. Rowett, M. Hagerty; Mr. Records, Coach. Front Row: D. Stubbs, K. Culver, A. McClure, D. Leonnig, D. Lewis. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity players had a very successful year. They showed a lot of enthusiasm and good sportsmanship and always gave one hundred per cent of their best. Although this was the first year for most of them, they showed great promise for future years and with a little more practice we will have some star athletes next year. Two outstanding players on the Junior Varsity this year were Denny Nave and Ron Calloway. Both players saw some action on the Varsity team. Don Helen's North Powder, Oregon Our two very fine coaches this year were Mr. Norman Re- cords, Junior Varsity, and Mr. Tom Neel, Varsity. Both of them did an outstanding job for the teams and the school. All the students at P.V.H.S. sincerely appreciate a job well done and look forward to an even better year next year. Mr. Mrs. Clifford Culver North Powder, Oregon 33 VOLLEYBALL AND GIRLS’ PHYSICAL EDUCATION H. Vanderwall, L. McQuisten, L. McKinney, V. Turner, M. McCullough, G. Arnoldus, M. Davis, R. Vanderwall, P. Cropp, L. Mur- doch, S. Fordice, J. Courtney, J. Hender- son, N. Turner, S. Wilson, S. Hewitt, B. Jones; Mrs. Boyd, Coach. Getting in shape for the games. Running??? Right about here. Giobe Furniture La Grande, Oregon Murdoch's Service Station North Powder, Oregon CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Danell Elkins and Pearl Cropp. Danell Nina Valerie Pearl BBi VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. Valerie Turner and Nina Turner. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS. P. Cropp, N. Turner, V. Turner, D. Elkins. Birnies Jewelry La Grande, Oregon North Powder M M Co. North Powder, Oregon Baseball: Coach Neel, B. Culver, R. Calloway, K. Nave, K. White, K. Flower, J. Monaghan, J. Davis, B. Hender- son, G. Lewis, K. Culver, S. Boyd, P. Pearson, D. Stubbs, D. Leonnig, N. Chamberlain. BASEBALL AND TRACK State Two-Mile: Coach Neel and K. Nave Senior Track: Coach Neel, K. Nave, Two-Mile; J. Monaghan, Javelin; K. Flower, 440; L. Umpleby, High Jump. Track: Coach Neel, N. Chamberlain, K. Nave, K. Flower, K. White, J. Monaghan, L. Umpleby, R. Gorham, B. Blais, R. Calloway, B. Culver, D. Nave, J. Davis, T. McQuisten, B. Henderson, R. Rowett, E. Hill, D. Leonnig, G. Lewis, D. Lewis, D. Stubbs, A. McClure, P. Pearson, S. Boyd, K. Culver. Back Row: Mr. Akers, Director; T. Pratt, M. Wisdom, E. Tibbs, V. Turner, G.- Jones, B. Monaghan, V. Griffith, S. McQuisten. Middle Rows: B. Hill, J. Dodson, D. Mason, K. Free, R. Free, M. Hagerty, J.- Wilson, J. Wilson, D. Leonnig, D. Boyd, J. McCullough, V. Dagleish, R. Culver, H. Vanderwall, G. Lewis, J. Henderson, S. Boyd, D. Lewis, D. Stubbs. Front Row: K. Wilson, L. Grey, J. Nave, S. Dodson, R. Vanderwall, S. Wilson, T. Weishaar, L. Mann, C. Dodson. BAND Band Officers J. Henderson,B. Monaghan, S. Wilson, D. Stubbs, S.- Boyd,G. Lewis,M. Hagerty, Mr. Akers, Director. 38 CHORUS Back Row: D. Leonnig, G. Lewis, M. Hagerty, S. Boyd, D. Lewis, Mr. Akers, Director. Middle Row: P. Pearson, K. White, R. Callo- way, J. Davis, T. McQuisten, B. Culver. Front Row: D. Stubbs, B. Henderson, A. Mc- Clure, J. Monaghan, R. Rowett, E. Hill, B.- Blais. Both Boys1 and the Girls' Choruses worked hard all winter to work up acts for the Spring Talent Show. Several of the acts turned out very well. Mr. Akers taught the students and directed the production of the Talent Show. Back Row: Mr. Akers, Director; B. Jones,J. Hender- son, N. Turner, H. Vanderwall, S. Hewitt. Middle Row: P. Cropp, R. Vanderwall, G. Arncldus, M. McCullough, M. Davis, L. Murdoch. Front Row: D. Elkins, S. Wilson, L. McKinney, L,- McQuisten, J. Courtney, S. Fordice. Daggett's Lock Key La Grande, Oregon The Powder Club Cafe North Powder, Oregon 39 H Vi : PEP CLUB Pep Club Officers S. Hewitt, G. Arnoldus, S. Fordice, Mrs. Boyd,Advisor; J. Henderson, S. Wilson. Pep Club B. Jones, S. Hewitt, H. Vanderwall, J. Henderson, L. McKinney, J. Courtney, L. Murdoch, R. Vanderwall, M. McCul- lough, G. Arnoldus, C. McQuisten, S. Wilson, L. McQuisten, S. Fordice, M. Davis. 1 j' ) Say Cheese!!! 40 LETTERMEN'S CLUB Back Row: Mr. Neel, Coach: K. Flower, K. White, J,- Davis, D. Nave, K. Nave, J. Monaghan, E. Hill. Front Row: B. Henderson, B. Blais, P. Pearson,B. Cul- ver, S. Boyd, L. Umpleby, N. Chamberlain, G. Lewis. Featherweights, Ron Mr. Ledridge. Lettermen's Club Officers Jump, Culver. Back Row: Mr. Neel, Coach; K. Flower, K. White, K.- Nave, J. Monaghan. Front Row: B. Culver, L. Umpleby, N. Chamberlain,E.- Hill. 41 Seated: B. Blais, Reporter; K. White, Sentinel; B. Culver, Vice-President; L. Umpleby, Presi- dent; N. Chamberlain, Treasurer; B. Henderson, Secretary; Mr. Christianson, Advisor. Second Row: R. Rowett, D. Nave, R. Calloway, T. McQuis- ten, J. Davis, S. Boyd, A. McClure, P. Pearson. Third Row: D. Lewis, D. Stubbs, M. Hagerty, D. Leonnig, K. Culver, G. Lewis. B. Henderson, B. Blais, J. Davis, T. McQuisten, L. Umpleby. G. Lewis, L. Umpleby, B. Henderson. N. Chamberlain, R. Rowett, K. White, J. Davis, L. Umpleby, B. Henderson, G. Lewis. Dig in fellas. CHAMPION F FA BEEF EXHIBITOR Oregon State Fair HOME ECONOMICS The Junior and Senior girls look trim in the attractive garments they made. L. Murdoch, M. Davis, G. Arnoldus, C. McQuisten, Mrs. Boyd, Instructor; R. Vanderwall. Bernhardt Shoe Shop La Grande, Oregon Hemming the drape for the trophy case. The Freshmen and Sophomore girls model the blouses they made for their first sewing project. STANDING: S. Hewitt, N. Turner, L. McKinney, S. Wilson, V. Turner, H. Vanderwall, L. McQuisten. SEATED:• J. Henderson, M. McCullough, B. Jones, J. Courtney. : fi -3 43 M. Davis, Mrs. Boyd, Advisor; J. Henderson D. Elkins, C. McQuisten, R. Vanderwall, L. Murdoch, K. Culver. ANNUAL STAFF Editor Coleen McQuisten NEWSPAPER STAFF L. Murdoch, M. Davis, S. Fordice, J. Davis, G. Arnoldus, K. Culver, R. Vanderwall. Activities SADIE HAWKINS DAY Twisting the night away, Mr. Neel, J. Davis, V. Turner, M. Davis. Best Dressed Boy, R. Rowett. Best Dressed Couple, J. Bobbsy Twins, S. Fordice, Davis, C. McQuisten. K. Nantz. Mountain Dew Boys, J. Monaghan, R. Rowett, K. Flower. Best Dressed Girl, M. McCullough. PEP NIGHT 4 PEP NIGHT COURT: Senior Princess, Sandy; Junior Princess, Pearl; Sophomore Princess, Bonnie; Queen, Nina. BATMAN AND ROBIN, G. Lewis, J. Davis, S. Boyd. This exciting evening began with a number of rousing yells led by our four Football Cheerleaders. Next on the agenda was class skits, songs, and yells led by ardent class cheerlead- ers . By this time everyone was hung- ry enough to thoroughly enjoy all the food brought by the classes. The dumn r was cast upon the bonfire after an invigorating serpentine march through town. This lively evening ended, as all evenings do, but the en- thusiasm remained through the next day. SENIOR PLAYERS, K. Flower, J. Monaghan, K. Nave, K. White. HUGE BONFIRE, CLIMAX OF THE EVENING Hand Ford Sales La Grande, Oregon L. Umpleby passes out presents. Prayers for Santa. CHRISTMAS PARTY The F.F.A. enjoy their party. Good old Santa came to see the stu- dents of Powder Valley High. All the students in the High School headed for the gymnasium to gather their goodies, sing Christmas carols, and eat some of those old fashion Christmas cookies. The classes and the faculty participated in games of volleyball with the Juniors coming out victorious over all. Then Saint Nick, L. Umpleby, and his helpers, B. Culver and J. Monaghan, passed out all the gifts and away we went for a fun filled Christmas vacation. Elkhorn Motel North Powder, Oregon Ceiling watchers? Ready, aim, fire! Sitting it out in jail. Bingo in full swing. CARNIVAL The Powder Keg Jamboree was held in the gymnasium this year. The students worked hard to plan the Jamboree and to decorate for it. A large crowd enjoyed bingo, dart throwing, the cake walk, and a great variety of other fun games and activities. The crowd refreshed itself with the deli- cious food and thirst-quenching drinks which were sold on stage. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen L. McKinney by Vice-President M. Chamber- lain. The evening was enjoyed by all. Let's have something to eat. Radio Music Supply Co. La Grande, Oregon A close game of Bingo. N. Chamberlain crowns Queen L. McKinney as the princesses, G. Arnoldus, L. Murdoch, and S. Wilson, look on. Top: Head Table: N. Chamberlain, D. Elkins, B. Culver, C. McQuisten, K. Nave. Bottom: Everyone enjoying the deli- cious banquet dinner. JUNIOR-SENIOR The Junior-Senior Ban- quet was held in the beau- tifully decorated Grange Hall. After the invoca- tion by L. Murdoch, the Junior Class President, B. Culver, welcomed the faculty, school board, and Seniors. C. McQuisten then gave the response on behalf of the Senior Class. After the response everyone enjoyed a sump- tuous meal. Members of the Senior Class gave the Senior Class Will and the Prophecy. The benediction was given by D. Elkins. Master of Ceremonies, N. Chamberlain then invited all to attend the Prom. The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Multi- Purpose Room. A Roman Holiday was the theme chosen for this prom by Waiting for the next dance. Everyone having a ball. PROM AND BANQUET the Junior Class. The Juniors had decorated the ballroom in a magificent fashion to dis- play their theme. The highlight of the eve- ning was the crowning of Queen C. McQuisten and King J. Monaghan by Juniors,b. Culver and L. Murdoch. The evening was enjoyed by all. Enjoying the music. King Jim Monaghan and Queen Coleen McQuisten. A ROMAN HOLIDAY ACTIVITY M. Davis receiving the Law Day- award from Mr. Ellis. K. Nave receiving the Milton- Oorham Award from Mr. Dodson. K. White and L. Umpleby displaying their F.F.A. trophies. C. McQuisten and L. Umpleby receiving American Legion Awards. K. Nave and K. Flower display the Co-Most Valuable Player Trophy for Football. B. Culver displays the Best Rebounder Trophy. M. Davis receiving the Betty Crocker Award from Mrs. Boyd. L. Umpleby presenting a plaque of appreciation to Mr. Christiansen. C. McQuisten presenting the Badger dedication to Mr. W. Fordice and Mr. C. Jones. Mr. Jones, not pictured, was unable to attend the Activity Banquet. BANQUET Mrs. Boyd presents Volleyball letters to the A team. Mrs. Boyd presenting P. Cropp with the N.C.T.E. Award. C. McQuisten displays the Science Award. Mrs. Boyd presenting G. Arnoldus with the Crisco Trophy. Mr. Neel presenting Mr. W. Fordice with a steering wheel of appreciation for his many years of service as the activity bus driver. Four basketball players display their co- trophy. Trophy goes to K. White and L. Umpleby-Most Improved Players, K. Nave- Most Inspirational Player and Best Defen- sive Player, and B. Culver-Most Valuable Player. Football players display certif- icates of achievement. SENIOR SNEAK A horseback ride in the mountains, followed by a picnic to relieve hungry appetites and sooth saddle sores, was the start of a fun filled Senior Sneak Day. That evening we traveled to Ra- dium for an enjoyable evening. Oh, that snow is cold! Keith 0'Brians La Grande, Oregon Healthy appetites. Presenting Mrs. Hammond with a gift from the class. High Moon at the old corral. Anything, just so it's food. 54 Can't wait to get into the pool. SCHOOL PICNIC Everyone on the bus for Radium Hot Springs for another school picnic. The day was filled by playing volleyball and baseball. Also enjoyed were swim- ming, sumbathing, and the eating of lots of delicious food. Don't be bashful. Where did it go?? The Hallmark Furniture Center La Grande, Oregon 55 GRADUATION Front Row: C. McQuisten, J. Monaghan, R. Vanderwall, L. Umpleby, and S. Fordice. Back Row (unable to be seen): K. Nave, G. Arnoldus, K. White, M. Davis, and K. Flower. Receiving diplomas from Mr. John Murdoch. ALMA MATER Our strong band can ne'er be broken Formed at Powder High, Far surpassing wealth unspoken. Sealed by friendship's tie. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Deep graven on each heart, Shall be found unwavering, true, When we from life shall part. High school life at best is passing. Gliding swiftly by, So let us pledge in word and deed Our love for Powder High. Seniors' futures depicted on bulletin board by Mr. Norman Records. S. Fordice, R. Vanderwall, M. Davis, C. McQuisten, and accompanist G. Arnoldus sing THE LORD'S PRAYER . ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The 1966-67 Powder Valley High Annual Staff wishes to extend their thanks and appreciation to those who have made possible this publication of the BADGER . 56 I v i Advertising BAKER LA GRANDE A—1 REALTY SPAETH PLUMBING and HEATING RAYMOND and JULIA HOBBS BERTHA'S SHOP LARIAT MOTEL W. H. BOHNENKAMP R. E. WILSON LAURENCE'S JEWELRY MELODY NOOK ZIMMERMAN'S O. H. P. McCORD and SON WESTERN AUTO FRANK SINGLEY SHOE SERVICE MILLER'S CABINET SHOP THE DAIRY QUEEN GALE'S MARKET ANDERSON'S SHOES and LEATHER GOODS GERT NEUBERGER DR. ALAN S. HALL GUGLER'S TV. and APPLIANCES TOP SHOP CHAVES FOOD STORE UNION THE FLOWER BOX WOOLWORTHS FORD1CE BARBER SHOP FARMERS INSURANCE CO. REUTER HARDWARE LEONARD'S 88 CENTER ALDRICH BROS. CHEVRON STATION THE MERC BATEMAN'S D'CLARKS HAINES VERN and BINKS REPAIR SHADY PARK COURT HAINES FOOD CENTER GLEN MAY and SON CROWN CLEANERS CURFMAN and ULLMAN REAL ESTATE LANGRELL'S MUSEUM U. S. 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