Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

% tai £ ( FRONT ROW: Mr. 3mock, Mrs. Hammack, tiss Kulbel., Mr. Kelsay r. Nicklaus, Mr. Anderson £eFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Rolfe, Mrs. Stanley, Student jBody O ffers , LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Brady, Dorothy Walker, George Shawver., Stanley Scl rag an High School J)a.ruL FRONT ROW: Kathlben Wadman (clarinet), Madplon McMahon (clarinet), Loiiifee Rogers (clarinet), Leslie McKenzie i (clarinet). Noble Adamack (clarinet). Bill Britton (comet), Ronnie Reed (cornet). Tucker Brierle.y (trump- et), Charles Hackett (cornet), Torn Britton (trombone). Back ROW: Dean Warner (trombone), Bobbie Britton (base- horn), Jean Anderson (saxaphone), Yvonne McCulloch (sajx- aphone), '-.Loretta1 Mannj (sax), Gayle Sheedv (sax), Joe Boutin (sax), Darleen Stanley (ac.cordian) ,Nlna Alawine; (drumS% Mary- Conger (drums ), Janette Shawver (drums), U • Will ene iCaver (.drums ) Ines Alawine (cymbols), Richard 7 SpLtznass (trombone), Mr. Nicklaus (instructor). IN FRONT. OF DRUMS: GaryI Robinson (cornet|j (Jack Thorp u • (cornet), Robert,Frye (trumpet),. I pVH FRONT ROW: BACK pOW: Student Council Dorothy Walker,Ines i l.avirfe, Janette Jean Anderson, and Catherine Aber. George Shawver ,Duaniei B-rady, and Ronnie 4 ' F hit i M Catherine A r f . CLASS WILL WE, THE CLASS OF 1951, OF POWERS HIGH School, Powers, Oregon, do hereby make, pub- lish, AND DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT: I, Mary Magill, being of sound mind, do HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO COME TO SCHOOL REGULARLY AND PUT MY SCHOOL WORK BEFORE OTHER ACTIVITIES TO ALL THE FORTH COMING SENIORS. I, Yvonne Allen, Being of sounc mind, do HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO DRIVE THE FAMILY CAR TO SCHOOL, TO FRANKIE CAVER AND MY IN- ABILITY TO UNDERSTAND ALL THE BOYS TO WILL- ENE CAVER. I, Charlene Stallard, being of sound mind DO HEREBY WILL MY AB ILITY TO FLUNK IN SEN- IOR Math to Darlene Stanley, and my asility TO GET ALONG WITH MY TEACHERS TO ARLETA Smith. I, Dorothy Walker, being of unsound mind and BODY DO HEREBY BEQUEATH MY ABILITY TO PIERCE EARS TO YVONNE MCCULLOCH, AND MY INABILITY TO PUT MY SCHOOL WORK AHEAD OF OTHER ACTIV- ITIES to Bobbie Britton. I, Avon Stanley, being of sound mind, do hereby bequeath my ability to play the CLARINET TO MADELON MCMAHON AND MY IN- ABILITY TO AGREE WITH MR. KELSAY'S OPINIONS IN THE AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLASS TO JANET SHAWVER. I, CATHERINE ABER, BEING YET OF UNSOUND MIND, DO HEREBY WILL MY FAITHFUL PLAID jacket to Ellen Snipes and my ability to GET ENGAGED AT SIXTEEN TO ALL THE SOPHO- MORE GIRLS. I, Stanley Schrag, having a half sound mind AND A LITTLE SKINNY BODY, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABILITY TO RUN THE MOTION PICTURE MACHINE TO jack Thorp and my ability to have several per- fect ATTENDANCE RECORDS TO MY TWO BROTHERS Donald and jake. I, George Shawver, being of sound mind and BODY, DO HEREBY WILL MY INABILITY TO PLAY BAS- KETBALL to Tucker Brierley, and my ability to BACK TRUCKS TO JOE BOUTIN. I, LESTER COLDIRON, DO HEREBY WILL MY ABIL- ITY TO CATCH FISH TO LYNN POST AND MY ABILITY TO PLAY BASKETBALL TO MERRITT KELSAY. I, Dorothy Schrag, being of sound mind will MY TIMIDITY TO YVONNE MCCULLOCH AND MY ABILITY TO GET LOCKED IN THE CLOAKROOM TO V 1NI FRED. CLASS HISTORY LEAFING THROUGH THE FAMILY ALBUM I CAME UP- ON A PICTURE OF A SMALL GROUP OF CHILDREN. A CLOSER LOOK TOLD ME WHO THEY WERE. AS I SAT THERE LOOKING AT IT MY MEMORIES WENT BACK TO THE YEAR '39 THAT A HAPPY SMALL BUNCH OF 21 BOYS AND GIRLS JOINED TO MAKE UP THE FIRST GRADE AND LOOK FORWARD TO HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS. SOME OF THEM MOVED WHILE OTHERS CAME FROM OTHER SCHOOLS TO JOIN THE CLASS, BUT WHEN THEY LEFT THE GRADES IT STILL NUMBERED TWENTY-ONE. Nineteen were initiated as Frosh. They joined with Mrs. hammack as advisor. As Soph- omores THEY ORGANIZED WITH MISS. DEVORE. THEIR JUNIOR YEAR FOUND THEM ORGANIZED WITH Mr. KEL- SAY, WHO ALTHOUGH WAS VERY BUSY WITH THE BAS- KETBALL TEAM, FOUND TIME TO HELP THEM WITH THE Junior Prom which was decorated to the theme, Stairway to the Stars . As Seniors they organized with Mr. nickl- aus. The class enjoyed many good times in- cluding the Senior Ball, their main event, WHICH WAS DECORATED TO THE THEME, HARBOR LIGHTS ,AND THEIR SENIOR PLAY, SPRING FEVER . TWO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS REPRESENTED THEM IN BASKETBALL, WHILE THE REST SUPPORTED THE i • • • • r t % • • •V . v I • i i � .1 SCHOOL WITH LOYALTY, WHEN GRADUATION TIME CAME AND AS EACH HAND WAS SHAKEN, THERE WAS A TEAR IN EACH SENIOR'S EYE. WAS IT THE SORROW OF LEAVING OR PERHAPS, THE JOY OF BEGINNING A NEW CHAPTER IN THEIR LIVES? CLASS COLORS BLUE AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER CARNATION CLASS MOTTO TONIGHT WE LAUNCH, WHFRF SHALL WE ANCHOR? SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY AS I GAZE INTO MY CRYSTAL BALL, THE GRAD- UATES OF 1951 APPEAR AND I SEE EVENTS OF THE FUTURE: AVON STANLEY,THE WELL KNOWN CELEBRITY, DIS- GUSTED WITH HAVING THINGS SO EASY ALL HER LIFF, HAP GIVEN ALL HER WEALTH TO CHARITY AND HAS TURNED TO THF LIFE OF A HOBO, Clyde Beatty has a contract just waiting FOR KATF APER, THF HIGHLY PUBLICIZED LION TRAINER, TO SIGN, The public is still in wonder of whether THE WITCHCRAFT OF DOROTHY WaLKER IS LEGAL, OUR POWERS HERO. LESTER COLDIRON, WHO WON THE WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND THE U.S. SINGLE HANDED, JUST RECEIVED HIS CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR. Dorothy schrag, the first woman president OF THE U.S., HAS JUST SIGNED A BILL LEAVING ALL RUSSIANS, WHO ARE NOT COMMUNIST, FREE TO THE RIGHTS OF A MERE CITIZEN, YVONNE ALLEN, THE MOST IMPORTANT SCIENTIST KNOWN TODAY, HAS JUST RETURNED FROM ANOTHER OF HER TRIPS TO THE MOON. The infants,under the teachings of preacher George shawver, are in prayer for the speedy RECOVERY OF THE ILL PREACHER. IT SEEMS HE HAS AN ACUTE TOOTHACHE, MARY MAGILL HAS JUST TAKEN OVER THE JOB OF THE RETIRED DlGBY O’DELL AS UNDERTAKER. SHE SAID SHE THOUGHT IT WOULD TAKE QUITE AWHILE TO GET USED TO CALLING HERSELF, MARY MAGILL, THE PRIFNDLY UNDERTAKER, STANLEY SCHRAG HAS MADE QUITE A BIT OF PROGRESS AS A PHYSCIATRI ST, IT SEFMS HE AND HIS PATIFNTS SEF EYE TO FYE, CHARLENE STALLARD, AFTER HER PROFITABLE WORK AS AN ARTIST, HAS RETIRED AND SETTLED DOWN IN HER 8EAUTIFUL MANSION ALONG THE COQ- UILLE RIVER, J anette £ hawver Joe Boutin -Bobbie 3r i it on Oretta Mann Janet J)obson U arre n Vernon Joan Woo 6 s aynond 3ett Wooden. Snoitfi $ Ann be person Wi Hene CWer ValKer Alijw Ke Aindelon Nffahcn yvon c yic iM TUcfor 'Pti’et' jr Camera Shy lynn y krttei Stuntey 4UA TWf f ’$ ArLzt Smith Roi e rt f 4 ficPUhon | 1 w H e. fen fliersoa M art on. Bennett ft Ernie 'Robert Bennett Pl4 k ■RicKd rd. Spit z ri«iSS Jo Inna Cal vert Wa Alice Co njer Darlene 3arton J)e an U imei- 'ftonme ir ■R'ci Einan Magi H era c c3' Kina A la wine Mart ha Brottorv Kathleen AJaiman Lou Bennett Frances Brotiton Louise Rogers Powers Cruisers Co-Captains George Shawver and Lester Coldiron receive State (B) Tournament Trophy for |[pd place fr £m Oden Hawes.(holding tro- phy). ' I : felker'puts in 6Wo points against Gerv i3 as 'Vernon ! 020)v looks' on.' ' ™ ' 12 X Boutin, Shawver, make mad s.craml w to get possession of ball as Br£dy, ; Walker (15); and Vernon (201 locrtc on.J Above left: Qc th Merritt Kelsay gives winning instructions to .. 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'J' ieit 1950-51 BASKETBALL SEASON POWERS HIGH SCHOOL THIS YEAR POSSESSED ONE OE THE REST BASKETBALL TEAMS IN THE HISTORY OE THE SCHOOL, THIS YEAR MARKS THE 4TH APPEAR- ANCE OE THE CRUISERS AT THE STATE B TOURNAMENT --THE LAST TIME BEING IN 1944, FOR THE SUC- CESSFULNESS OE THE TEAM, MUCH CREDIT SHOULD BE GIVEN TO MERRITT KFLPAY, WHO IN THE LAST TWO YEARS HAS BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR BUILDING FOR THE CRUISERS AN IMPRESSIVE RECORD OE 35 WINS AND 11 LOSSES, OUT OE 16 HOME GAMES THERE HAS BEEN ONLY ONE LOSS WHICH WAS THE FIRST GAME OE THE 1949-50 SEASON, DURING PRE-CONFERENCE GAMES THE CRUISERS SHOWED POTENTIALITIES FOR DEVELOPING INTO STATE MATERIAL, THE CRUISERS SETTING A PRE-CONFERENCE RE- CORD OE 8 WINS AND 2 LOSSES WERE FAVORED TO BE COOS COUNTY TlTIL I STS FOR THE FOURTH CON- SECUTIVE YEAR, IN THE OPENING ROUND OE CON- FERENCE PLAY AT COOS RIVER THE CRUISERS MET STIFF RESISTANCE FROM THE SCRAPPING COOS RIVER INDIANS WHO DEFEATED THE CRUISERS BY THE SCORE OF 31 TO 28. TWO WEEKS LATER AT POWERS THE CRUISERS RE- VERSED THE SITUATION BY DEFEATING THE INDIANS 31 TO 28. FOLLOWED BY TWO EASIER VICTORIES OVER PANDON POWERS EARNED THE RIGHT TO REPRES- ENT COOS COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT 4B TOURNAMENT AT YONCALLA. THIS YEAR POWERS BROKE A TWO YEAR JINX BY WINNING THE FIRST THRILL-PACKED GAME OE THE DISTRICT 48 PLAYOFFS FROM ELKTON BY THE COUNT OE 49 TO 47, THE CONTEST BETWEEN POWERS AND OAKLAND DE- TERMINED WHICH WOULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR STATE B COMPETITION, THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME WAS IN DOUBT FROM THE OPENING TIP OFF, OAKLAND LEAD 9 TO 8 THE FIRST QUARTER AND AT THE HALE THE TEAMS WERE TIED AT 17 ALL, IT WAS THE LAST THREE MINUTES THAT LEFT THE CROWD LIMP. UP TO THIS POINT THE OAKS HAD LFAD ANYWHERE FROM ONE TO FOUR POINTS, BUT THE CRUISERS PUT ON SOME FANCY SCORING AND LURCHED INTO THE LEAD 29 TO 28 STALLING FOR THE FINAL THREE MINUTES TO WIN THE GAME, THUS EARNING THE RIGHT TO ENTER THE state B Tournament. Little powers representing a school with an ENROLLMENT OF ONLY 13 BOYS STOLE THE SHOW IN THE OPENING ROUNDS OF THE STATE B TOURNAMENT AT WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY IN SALEM BY DEFEATING HALSEY 54 TO 53. THE CRUISERS WHO PLAYED EX- CEPTIONALLY GOOD BALL AND HAD A PHENOMINAL- SHOOTING AVERAGE OF ,458 WHICH IN ITSELF EX- PLAINS THE VICTORY, IN THF SEMI-FINAL ROUNDS THE POWERS-GERVAIS GAME PLAYED BEFORE A HOWLING CROWD OF 1200 FANS WAS tied ON SEVEN DIFFERENT OCCASIONS BE- FORE thf Cruisers staged a furious fourth-heat RALLY TO OVERCOME A SEVEN POINT DEFICIT AND EKE OUT THF VICTORY OF 42 TO 40. The climax of the state B Tournament saw THE POWERS CRUISERS THE FAVORITES FACING THE Phoenix Pirates. Powers jumpeo to a 13 to 6 LEAD THE FIRST QUARTER AND KEPT THIS LEAD TO MID-WAY DURING THE SECOND QUARTER WHEN PHOENIX PUT ON A SCORING SPREE WHICH PUT THEM AHEAD AT THE HALF 21 TO 18. THE CRUISERS COULD NOT AGAIN OVERCOME THE PIRATES LEAD, BUT AS LATE AS 1:20 LEFT TO PLAY THE CRUISERS WERE STILL IN THE GAME ALTHOUGH TRAILING 48 TO 44. THE FOLLOWING QUOTATION FROM THE OREGONIAN STATIS, ALTHOUGH NO CREDIT SHOULD BE TAKEN FROM PHOE- NIX IT WAS THE LOSS OF ONE OF POWERS ALL-STATE PLAYERS ON FOULS AT THE START OF THE SECOND HALF THAT RUINED POWERS IN THE TENSE CHAMPION- SHIP STRUGGLE. PHOENIX WENT ON TO WIN 50 TO 44. THE POWERS CRUISERS PLACED TWO PLAYERS ON THE ALL-STATE FIRST TEAM WHICH WAS SELECTED BY THE COACHES, THEY WERE SOPH, JOE BOUTIN ANO JR. PUANF BRADY. ALTHOUGH THF CRUISERS WILL GREATLY MISS THE SERVICES OE THF TWO GRADUATING SEN IORS---LES- TER COLD I RON AND GEORGE SHAWVER---WHO GREATLY CONTRIBUTED TO THE SUCCESS OF OUR TEAM, OUR NEXT YEARS SQUAD WILL HAVE THE NUCLEUS OE ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM. Staff BAck rows ] •.■ Smock and Miss Kulbel, advisors; Darline Stan- ley, Richard $5pitznass, Bobbie Britton, Lester Coldiron, and George Shawver. 1 , Front row: Winifred Fuller, Jean Anderson, Madelon McMahon, Kate Aber, Betty Smith, Mary Magill, and Gail Anderson. ■ ' Back row: Front row: GirtS'Athletic Astociaifon [ i Miss Kulbel, advisor; Wiilene Caver, Yvonne Me-. , Culloch, Bobbie Britton, Joan Woods, Myrtle Magill Janet Dobson, and Mary Magill. Janet Shawver, Ines Aiawine, Winifred Fuller, Madelon McMahon, Gayle Sheedy, Jean Anderson, and Loretta Mann. - ihi ; ; ■ i t I i . : • J i I1 1 1 ii Future Hernerna fers of Amorfc - Baokl how: Kate Ater, Charlene Stallaxrd, Winifred Puller, Mrs. Hammack,advisor; Janet EobSGh, Loretta Mann, Jgnet Shawver, f and Jean Anderson. Front row: Dorothy Walker, Avon Stanley, Dorothy Schrag, Myrtle Magill, Bobbie Britton, Joan Wpods, Betty Smith, and Kary Magill. Ilf I Back row: Front row: Letterynan Club Lester Coldiron, Job Boutin, Warren Vernon, Duane Brady, Raymond Wooden, and George Shawver. j Bill Thorp, Bob Walker, Kenneth Wooden, v Bill Britton, Harry Adamek, and Tucker Brierley. i Powers Dress Shop Hollenbeck Building Powers, Oregon Complete Line LADIES - GENTS - CHILDREN and INFANTS READY TO WEAR xk x x x x x x x x x-x x x x x x x x X X x x x x x x x x x x x x x X‘4’ Powers Texaco Service REPAIRS - LUBRICATION - TIRES - TUBES - GAS and OIL T. VERL JOHNSON Phone 616 POWERS MARKET GROCERIES - MEAT - PRODUCE - FLOUR - FEED Phone 461 Powers, Oregon KEN and RACHEL ROLFE, Owners I POWERS FURNITURE NEW AND USED A. D. ROLFE Powers, Oregon STEINMETZ MOTORS Sales Service Dodge - Plymouth Passenger Cars Dodge Job-Rated Trucks POWELLS MOBIL STATION Western Auto Supplies Hardware - Appliance Dial 541 Ben Crabill Coqville, Ore. HOLLENBECK GARAGE Shell Gas - Lubrication - Welding General Repairing Cars - Trucks - Tractors Automobiles Overhauled Jolopies Fixed Phone 601 Powers, Oregon COMPLIMENTS OF SECURITY BANK Myrtle Point, Oregon 333 rc 33EHESF BRODIE SHINGLE CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES Fuller Paint - Sash - Doors - Builders Hardware Phone 171 Myrtle Point, Oregon GILBERT LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Douglas Fir Lumber P. 0. Box 1201 Powers, Ore. - Gam wells Variety and Dry Goods EDNA’S CAFE If You Don’t See What Fine Food For Fine Prices You Want — Ask For It Keep Your Wife For a Pet and Eat Here Phone 163 Powers, Ore. Powers, Ore. ' .] SHEEDY’S STORE Merchen Reed Sand and Gravel Co. Toiletries - Remedies and Sundries Sporting Goods Pile-Driving and Excavating Phone 224 We Invite Your Patronage Phone 151 Powers, Ore. Powers, Ore. Mail and Phone Orders from Powers Promptly Filled Delivery Prepaid THE HUB Southwestern Oregon’s Greatest Store Coos Bay, Oregon Powers HENRY A. SCHROEDER SONS Complete Home Furnishers “We Make a Home Out of a House” Myrtle Point Gold Beach POWERS BUS LINE Once Daily to Coqville Week End Service to Agness Home Owned and Operated James McCart CLARK BROS, and STANLEY Powers, Oregon % Compliments of THE CLUB HOUSE J. T. ROSS General Merchandise Groceries - Meats Frozen Food Powers, Ore. Phone 501 Powers, Ore. Myrtle Hotel and Coffee Shop Coos Bay Tire Service New Tires and Recapping Phone 991 Myrtle Point, Ore. Myrtle Point, Ore. POWERS TAVERN Mac of The Music Box, Inc. Lloyd Luckey Powers, Ore. Phone 431 Coos Bay Ore. STEWART’S HARDWARE Mens Furnishings - Day Goods Virgil W. Daniels, Mgr. PIONEER THEATRE Carl M. Stewart, Mgr. 6 Compliments of SHEPHERD BARBER SHOP Powers, Ore. E. C. Barker Jeweler Myrtle Point, Ore. Compliments of BILL S PLACE Powers, Ore. 1 Myers Myers Department Store CLARND’S VARIETY Complete Variety Line of Myrtle Point, Ore. Merchandise and Gifts Phone 1661 Myrtle Point, Ore. MOON’S HARDWARE Myrtle Point Second Hand Store Berkeley Pumps New and Used Wall Paper Fisherthorsens - Paints Ed Reinenger, Prop. Phone 941 Myrtle Point, Ore. Congratulations Grads. Try Our Flavor Baked Bread Soft - Tender - Delicious Flavor MYRTLEWOOD BAKERY SEMPERTS DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Drugs - Sundries E. 0. Sempert Myrtle Point Frank R. Henry HULING LUNDY and SON’S If It’s Hardware We Have It We Call and Deliver Phone 181 Myrtle Point BROOKDALE DAIRY Pasteurized, Milk and Cream - Butter and Ice Cream Phone 242 Myrtle Point BILLINGSLEY - HUGGINS INSURANCE Phone 1001 Myrtle Point xk x x x x x x x x xk x X ; X x x x x-x x X“X xk xk xk x x xk xk xk x-X X-x k- -x-x x-x x XK x x x--XK x x-x-rX-x-x-x-x-x� x� x-x x x-x� ? A : � CHUCKS FLOWER BASKET Wedding - Funeral and Floral Arrangement Our Speciality Full Line of Gifts Phone 179 Coqville M. P. Clark Bros. f Sheet Metal Works 460 W. Front £ Coqville, Ore. | Clyde Clark Lon Clark ;!• Miss May’s of Coqville “Coqville Quality and I; Style Store” For Ladies who Care X STEVE’S FOOD STORE 1 i. i i 1 Myrtle Point, Ore. 1 1 % Congratulations Maynard Real Estate and Insurance Agency Phone 221 % :j: Coqville, Ore. £ £ FORIEST BERRY FARM I Berries - Berry Juice : Berry Wine and Plants x Phone 19R3 X Broadbent, Oregon | 1 : J — x. x Best Wishes From GAS APPLIANCE CO., INC. x Coqville, Ore. x Propane Gas Systems and Appliance 1 ? K. Cutler Radio Service i Phone 534 ( }' Myrtle Point, Ore. V 1 ROBERTS - HEEREN AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance - Fire - Auto - Inland Marine Myrtle Point Phone 1482 E. C. Roberts W. A. Roberts John Heeren MASON HARDWARE PAINT COMPANY Your Friendly Store Sherwin-Williams Paint - Doors - Windows - Sash - Wallboard Ceiling Tile - Walker Turner Power Tools We Pay the Freight Phone 681 Coqville, Ore. x x x-x-x x x-: :-: :-: w :-xk xk-:k-x x xk x x xkk xkk x xk x xk x xkkk“X x-x-X--?- ♦ HERMAN’S Coqville, Ore. P. C. Roper Wholesale Distributor Complete Men’s Furnishings Standard Oil Co. of California Phone 1681 Myrtle Point, Ore. Phone 4431 COQVILLE AUTO CO. Studebaker Sales and Service Phone 121 76 Union PETRE BROS. Union Oil Products Phone Coqville 4601 Myrtle Point 1761 —I ROUSH S GARAGE Wrecker Service Day Phone 91 Night Phone 732 Myrtle Point, Oregon HERALD PRESS Designers and Creators of Fine Printing The Best at a Sensible Price Myrtle Point, Oregon GURNEY CLEANERS Cleaners - Tailors - Hatters Phone 30J We Call and Deliver Myrtle Point, Oregon SCHROEDER’S JEWELRY STORE 478 S. Taylor Street Coqville, Ore. RALPH’S FLOWERS Floral Designs “For Every Occasion” Phone 641 Corsages Agent - Powers Bus Line Coqville, Oregon 1 MATEJKA JEWELERS Remember Birthdays and Anniversaries with Jewelry Gifts Phone 492 Coqville, Oregon CHEVROLET SOUTHWESTERN MOTORS, INC. ggJSj 2nd and Hall St. Sales and Service Coqville, Ore. Phone 3201 3 PACIFIC FEED and SEED CO. Anderson-Miller Irrigation Systems Crown Feeds - Flour - Hay - Grain - Seed Minneapolis-Moline Farm Machinery Rototillers - DeLaval Milkers Myrtle Point Coqville Coos Bay H. B. Centennial Feed At Compliments of EATON’S FEED STORE CALHOUN ELECTRIC CO. Phone 3861 Coqville M. P. Coos Bay By Powers Bus Line Coqville, Ore. I Coqville Insurance Agency Phone 3031 Insurance - Real Estate Truck Insurance a Specialty Home of G. E. Appliance Furniture - Floor Coverings Coqville, Ore. Crosley - Maytag Appliance Restonic Mattresses BROOK’S FURNITURE Riverside Builder Supplies Inc. Frigidaire Sales - Service Everything for the Builder Coqville, Ore. Phone 3521 NO-D-LAY CLEANERS NELSON MUSIC STORE Everything in Musical Instruments G. C. Nelson Everything is Moth Proofed Coqville, Ore. LORENZ Since 1887 Southwestern Oregon Oldest Store Home of Quality in Coqville, Ore. f EARL CARROLL’S K % Gifts for Every Occasion Electrical Contractor | Everything for Your Wiring and Lighting Need i t 1 I Congratulations Coqville Valley Sentinal With All The News I PURKEY FURNITURE Think of Furniture f Think of Purkey $ X Phone 241 $ i Coqville, Ore. I : A, The Home of Values A Cash Purchase is a Cash Saving 1 Coqville Branch The First National Bank of Portland :|: x I 1 Complete Banking Service x : i i i i : I .1. i Thorntons Tire and Appliance Service U. S. Goodrich Tires ! Try | Recapping Repairing Norge Home Appliance Coqville Coos Bay Myrtle Point First Your Westinghouse Dealer X Coos Bay Ore. Coqville, Ore. ;i; J)edic a-tian. To Dill Peppes, who has supported the endeavors of the community of Pow- ers and contributed to the student activities, we sincerely dedicate this 1951 Cruiser. OERDING VAN DOREN Insurance, Real Estate Odd Fellows Building Coqville, Ore. McCLEARY APPLIANCE CO. Coqville COQVILLE STATIONERY Coqville Y TAYLORS SPORT SHOP Coqville 1 SLATERS VARIETY STORE Coqville ROXY FOUNTAIN Coqville i PEOPLES STORE Coqville COQVILLE LAUNDRY Coqville BRANDON’S LUNCH Coqville SEWING MACHINE CENTER Coqville KO-KEEL SHOE SHOP Coqville ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. Coqville -jj X DICK’S OUTDOOR STORE Coos Bay