Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1953 volume:

I D®K) I 9 5 3 To Mr. B.R. NICKLAUS, our beloved Superintendent, we sincerely dedicate the 1953 Annual for his 12 years of service in the teaching and guidance of the students of Powers High School. For this we will always remember him. Dear Old Powers High CHARLEY SIMONS TOM BRIERLEY School Janitor Gym Janitor I. I i I I I I [ I [ Class Officers Back Row, L to R Ed Magill Vice President Anna Magill Secretary Gary Brady Sgt-at-Arms Front Row, L to R Wallace Rider President Richard Spitznass Council Rep. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS Gail Anderson Secretary Billy Goodman Vice President Sharon Goodman President Jack Thorpe Council Rep. Billy Lynn Walker Sgt-at-Arms Class Officers JOE BOUTIN JANETTE SHAWVER Yell Leader G.A.A. Band F.H.A. Annual Staff Paper Student Body Pres. Student Council Class Sec. Treas. Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4 Basketball Team 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-4 Student Body Pres. 3 Student Body Sgt. at Arms 4 Class President 2-4 Student Council 3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Baseball Team 1 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-4 1 -2-3-4 2- 4 3- 4 2 4 2-3-4 3-4 KEN WOODEN Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4 Basketball Team 1-3 Class Vice Pres. 3-4 Baseball Team 1 MYRTLE MAGILL G.A.A 1 -2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-4 Annual Sta£f 4 LOIS WARRICK G.A.A 4 F.H.A. 4 JANET DOBSON G.A.A. 1 -2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-4 Council Rep. 4 Annual Staff 4 WILLENE GROVE Class President 1 G.A.A. 1-2-3 F.H.A. 3 Band 1 I I I i ' [ I f r r L !. r. L L SENIOR CLASS POEM OF 1953 This girl is Willene Grove She is really on the beam For she’s known by all of us As captain of our volley ball team Here is a little girl With Joe she’s often seen Her name is Janette Shawver And she’s a cheer leader queen. We have a curly headed lad Who is noted for basketball fame He’s also the class president Joe Boutin is his name Our tallest girl is Myrtle Magill We can’t help but like her And on the volleyball team She is quite the spiker. Her name is Janet Dobson She is no fool We know she’s on the road to success For she’s going to business school. Lois Warrick is from Texas She’s a girl of knowledge We know she will have success In her years in college. Who is this but Kenny Wooden He is class Vice President Who blames him for being so happy When his school days are nearly spent. Senior Class Will We, the class of 1953, of Powers High School, Powers, Oregon, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament: I, Joseph Mervin Boutin Jr., being of sound mind and matching body do hereby will my ability to make the all state team when only a sophomore to Bill Goodman and my ability to take my car on basketball trips my last two years in school to Richard Spitznass. I, Janette Lynn Shawver, being of strong will and weak body do hereby be- queath my ability to get Cheer Leading all four years of High School to Sharon Goodman: to Judy Dobson my inability to consentrate in class. I, Willene Caver Grove, being of sound mind and heavy body to hereby will my ability to take two years in one to JoAnna Calvert and my inability to get along with the girls of my old class to Louise Rogers, I, Janet Ruth Dobson, being of sound mind and big body do hereby will my ability to play side net to Konnie Calvert. I, Lois Yvonne Warrick, being of sound mind and short body do hereby will my ability to become engaged in my Senior year to Yvonne McCulloch and my inability to hold my temper to Harry Adameck. I, Myrtle May Magill, being of soundmind and slim body do hereby will my ability to make good grades in my Senior year to all the forth coming Sen- iors, and my ability to get along with most of the teachers to Marlene Branson. I, Kenneth Harry Wooden, being of weak mind and big body to hereby will my ability to get through school with as least effort possible to Lyle Hersy and my ability to play basketball to Bill King. Shop Group One Home Economics Class 1 I ii I I I i r [ f r t. r Shop Group Two SENIOR BALL The annual Senior Ball was held April 1 1, 1953. Music was furnished by “Red Jordan and His Orchestra”. The gymnasium was decorated to the theme “April Showers . The stage was decorated in a garden scene. The Grand March was led by Myrtle Magill and Kenneth Wooden. There were eighteen couples in the march. All the Senior girls wore white formals and the other girls were dressed in pastel shades. The boys were dressed in suits and sport clothes. There was a large crowd and everyone had a good time. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE The Senior Class was the sponsor of the Sadie Hawkins Dance which was held October 25, 1952. The music was by the Cedar Grove Dance Band. The profit was $85. one wore costumes. There were prizes to be given but no I I 1 I [ r r f r [ THE ANNUAL JUNIOR PROM was held November 15, 1952 at the High SchoolGymnasium. DANCING from 9:30 to 12:30. THE T HEME for the decoration was “Moon Glow”. Senior Class Prophecy While looking into my crystall ball one evening, I saw the Senior Class of 1953 in the year of 1973. Janet Dobson, the daring mountain climber has climbed Mt. Everest, Janet’s long absence has proved to be spent in the building of her dream house which she built on the very top of the mountain. The great baseball slugger, Myrtle Magill, has recently signed up with the Boston Red Sox. She is the only woman player and has earned the title of best slugger of ’73. The most famous trapeze artist in history, Janette Shawver has finally won the center ring. Janette says she is very pleased and will be with the Clyde Beaty Circus soon. Willene Grove is a famous model in Hollywood. Willene has worked hard and now has money to burn. She owns abig mansion and estate in the heart of Powers. Lois Warrick has inherited a big ranch in Texas. Being a lover of child- ren, she thought a big family would go well with a big ranch. She now has 13 children, which includes a set of triplets and three sets of twins. The greatest five-star General ever to be, Ken Wooden has ended the Korean War and is now forcing all other communist countries to sign last- ing peace treaties. Joe Boutin has taken to the field of science and is known as “The Brain.” He is trying to beat Einstein and is also engaged in making a rocket ship to reach Mars. And so ends the story of the Seniors of ’53, but their fame will never end. CLASS COLORS Lavender and Green CLASS FLOWER Lavender Carnation CLASS MOTTO Nothing is Impossible to a Willing Heart CLASS ADVISOR Mr. B. R. Nicklaus MR. PITCHER Advisor MADELON McMAHON President HARRY ADAMEK Secretary WILLIE GIBBS I DARLEEN STANLEY C L A R GAYLE SHEEDY Treasurer ROBERT WALKER INES ALA WINE Council Rep. ° JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET The Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 11, 1953 at 7:30 P.M. at the High School. The Juniors decorated to the Seniors theme “April Showers. The Mothers of the Junior Class prepared the dinner of baked ham and all the accessories. Harry Adameck gave the welcome speech. The Junior girls sang April Shower s, and Mr. Anderson played several numbers on his harmonica, Joe Boutin, President of the Senior Class, presented the color staff to the Junior Class. Madelon McMahon accepted for the Juniors. JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior Prom was held November 15, 1952. Dancing was from 9:30 to 12:30, with music being furnished by “Roy Dayton and His Orchestra”. The gymnasium was decorated to the theme “Moon Glow . HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY Annual Staff Left to Right Janet Dobson - Society and Feature Editor JoAnna Calvert - Girls Sports Editor Gayle Sheedy - Business Manager Dickie McMahon - Jr. High Sports Editor Myrtle Magill - Art Editor Janette Shawver - Editor Joe Boutin - Boys Sports Editor Anna Magill - Asst. Art Editor Paper Staff Back row - Left to Right Wallace Rider - Typist Harry Adameck - Typist Nancy Hall - Freshman Reporter JoAnna Calvert - Assistant Betty Denniston - Assistant Mary A. Conger - Assistant Yvonne McCulloch - Jr. Class Reporter Front row - Left to Right Scott Grandmontange - Artist Marlene Branson - Feature Editor Ines Alawine - Co-Editor Madelon McMahon - Editor Lois Denniston - Sophomore Reporter Gail Anderson - Girls Sports Bob McMahon - Boys Sports Student Council Left to Right Jack Thorpe - Freshman Class Rep. Harry Adameck - Vice President Janet Dobson - Senior Class Rep. Ines Alawine - Sec. Jr. Class Rep. Janette Shawver - President Joe Boutin - Sgt-at-Arms Mr. B. R. Nicklaus - Advisor Richard Spitznass - Soph. Class Rep. High School Yell Leaders Left to right -- Ines Alawine, Janette Shawver, Sharon Goodman High School Band Back row, left to right -- Chuck Hackett, Jack Thorp, Joe Boutin, Dean Warner, Richard Spitzness, Ronnie Reed. Middle row -- Mr. B. R. Nicklaus, Mary A. Conger, Gayle Sheedy, Judy Dobson, Janette Shawver, Madelon McMahon, Gail Anderson, Yvonne McCulloch, Janice McMillian, Louise Rogers, Charles McKenzie, Barbara Little. Bottom row -- Robert Frye, Sidney Fuller, Irene Miller, Noble Adamek. I I : f L L I L Girls Athletic Association GAYLE SHEEDY - President ANNA MAGILL - Sec. Treas. DARLENE STANLEY - Vice President MYRTLE MAGILL - Sgt. at Arms Lettermans Club DEAN WARNER, JOE BOUTIN (President), LYNN POST, GARY BRADY, HARRY ADAMECK (Secretary Treasurer) RED WALKER Bottom Row L. to R., RICHARD SPITZNASS, KEN WOODEN, BILL THORPE, ROBERT McMAHON. Girls Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association is an organization based on promotion ideals of health and sportsmanship and to cultivate social well-being for all. The club was begun six years ago by Mrs. Verna Haines. MissGoldwyn Kulbel succeded to the position and has helped the girls immensely during her three years of supervising the club. The organization of the volleyball A team this year included: Myrtle Magill, Janette Shawver, Darlene Stanley, Gayle Sheedy, Madelon McMahon, Anna Magill, JoAnna Holder, Nancy Hall, and the Captain Willene Grove. The subs were Janet Dobson, Ines Alawine, Yvonne McCulloch. The B team members were: Marlene Branson, Louise Rogers, Konnie Calvert, Gail Anderson, LeAnna'Barkdoll, Allice Magill, Sally Fry, and the Captain Sharon Goodman. The subs, Mary Conger, Sylvia Frye, Kay White, Anna Lee Brotton, Car- men Reeves, Betty Alawine, Barbara Little, Julene Fry, Judy Dobson, JoAnn McMillion. Lois Warrick, acted as referee,Miss Kulbel coached the girls. Each G.A.A. team played two games this year. They won one and lost one. The Cruiserettes began their season with the Myrtle Point team on January 1 3, at Powers and were victors by a score of 46 to 26. The B team lost by a score of 29 to 17. The girls played excellent team work and displayed good sportsmanship throughout the season. A” Volley Ball Team Back row, left to right -- Willene Grove, Janet Dobson, Anna Magill, Yvonne McCulloch, Miss Kulbel. Middle row - - Nancy Hall, Darleen Stanley, Myrtle Magill, Gayle Sheedy, Madelon McMahon. Bottom row -- Ines Alawine, Jannette Shawver. ”B” Volley Ball Team Back row, left to right -- Louise Rogers, Mary Conger, Barbara Little, Marlene Brason, Kay White, Jo Ann McMillion, Miss Kulbel. Bottom row -- Carmen Reeves, Alice Magill, Sharon Goodman, Sally Fry, Judy Dobson, Gail Anderson. SPORTS C R U I S E R S Back Row: Leslie McKenzie, Jackie Thorp, Harry Adameck, Ronnie Reed, Wallace Wooden, Ivan Frye, Lee Frye, Ed Magill Front Row: Richard Spitznass, Dean Warner, Duke Rider, Joe Boutin, Lynn Post, Leonard Grove, Gary Brady, Billy Goodman, Red Walker, Robert McMahon. 1952-53 SCHEDULE OF CONFERENCE AND NON CONFERENCE GAMES 1. Powers----64----Camas Valley---------9-----Home 2. Powers----40--- -North Bend---------57----There 3. Powers----42----Riddle------------ 27-----Home 4. Powers----78----Camas Valley--------26----There 5. Powers----39----Marshfield J.V.-----52----There 6. Powe rs---40----Oakland............ 24-----Home 7. Powers----47----Drain---------------52-----Home 8. Powers----44----Yoncalla...........-56....There 9. Powers----63----Myrtle Point--------48-----Home 10. Powers----59----Gold Beach......... 33.....Home 11. Powers----56----Marshfield J.V.----- 58---There 12. Powers----53----Marshfield J.V.-----47-----Home 13. Powers----3b----Marshfield J.V.-----55----There 14. Powers----49----Yoncalla------------46-----Home 15. Powers----48----Drain---------------53----There 16. Powers----41----Harrisburg----------40----There 17. Powers----54----Myrtle Point--------60----There 18. Powers----53----Riddle..............34....There 19. Powers----57----Suislaw-------------50....There 20. Powers----63----Oakland.............47....There 21. Powers----52----Bandon------------- 43.....Home (Conference game) 22. Powers----54----Bandon..............60----There (Conference game) Coos County Play Off 23. Powers-----49-----Bandon.................40-----Coquille District 4B Play Offs 24. Powers----48-----Drain.......... 25. Powers----55-----Glendale--------- Yoncalla Yoncalla 1952-53 Basketball Season The Cruisers opened the season this year under the leadership of a new Coach, Hank Talus. Two of the team’s veteran players, Duane Brady and Warren Vernon were gone this year, which handicapped the team considerably. The newcomers to the Cruisers, however, have the potentiality for becoming more skilled players which only training and experience can develop. This was proven by their improvement in playing the games toward the end of the season when six out of the last eight games were won. The record of the pre-conference games was 12 wins and 8 losses. The first conference game was played on the home floor with the Bandon Tigers and resulted in a 52 to 43 Powers victory. Because of consolidation with Coos Bay, Coos River is no longer in the Coos County B League. This leaves Powers and Bandon as the only two contestants for the Coos County Championship. A return game at Bandon was played on the following night, resulting in a 60 to 54 victory for Bandon. The split victory necessitated a play off game between the two teams. This was held at Coquille on February 27. The game began with Bandon doing most of the scoring and jumping to a 7 to 1 lead after 3 minutes gone. At the end of the first quarter the score was 15 to 9. Powers gained two points in the second quarter, cutting the lead to four points and a half time score of 25 to 21 . The third quarter saw Powers scoring 10 points against Bandon’s 9, making the lead 34 to 31 . In the last quarter, the Cruisers came forth with their traditional “last quarter drive” which resulted in their scoring 18 points to Bandon’s 6. The final score of 49 to 40 gave Powers the Coos County Championship for the 6th consecutive year and the right to enter the District 4 B tournament at Yoncalla to compete for the opportunity to play in the state B Tournament at Willamette University. Powers was chosen to face the Douglas County Number one team, the Drain Warriors. The Cruisers had previously lost to them by a close margin in non-con- ference games. At the end of the first half the score read Drain 29 to Powers 19. In a third quarter effort to regain their hold. Powers came within 4 points of the Drain lead, making the score 35 to 31. An over- whelming drive byDrainfound the Cruisers off-guard. They succumbed to a final Drain victory of 65 to 48. In the Brookings-Glendale game, on the same night, Glendale bowed to a powerful Brookings quintet. The consolation game played between Powers and Glendale the follow- ing night saw Powers winning 55 to 50. Drain went on to defeat the Brookings team and win the District 4 B crown which Powers had pre- viously won two years in succession. Over a four year period the home record for the Cruisers now stand at 29 wins and 3 losses. Since Bandon will become an A school next year, Powers will be the only B school in Coos County and will enter the Curry County league. Next year there should be at least eight re- turning lettermen with experience of a year or more which will pro- vide a good foundation for a strong team. Much credit should be given to those who enthusiatically supported their team through the season by their attendance at the games and by their sportsman-like participation in the cheering section. DEAN WARNER Forward JOE BOUTIN Forward Individual Statistics for 1952-53 Richard Spitznass 22 50- - Dean Warner 25 34-- Billy Goodman 23 31. - Gary Brady 23 30 — Lynn Post 11 — - 9-.. Robert McMahon 21 --- 10 — AVE. -16.1 -15.2 --6.6 - -4.6 ...78--------3.3 ---29.......---73--------3.1 -----13---------27--------31......---2.8 ......1.......--8........-2 1 ......-1.0 The following individual statistics cover who scored over 20 points in varsity games. Name Joe Boutin--- Robert Walker- Games Played FG -25---- 25---- -144--- 143--- FT -129--- --93---- - -46--- -.49---- --16---- - - 14-- PF ----47-. ----67-- — 65-- ---91 -- ---22-- TP ----402 ----379 ---146 ---116 Total team scoring for the season-------------------------------------1285 points Average per game------------------------------------------------------51 .4 points Opponents Scoring-----------------------------------------------------------1132 points Average per game--------------------------------------------------------------39 points Powers Cruisers J. V. Games of 1952-53 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. Powers-------38-- Powers-------60-- Powers-------47-- Powers-------20-- Powers-------31-- Powers-------32-- Powers-------24-- Powers-------35-- Powers-------42-- Powers-------42-- Powers-------32-- Powers-------37-- Powers-------49-- Powers-------33-- Powers-------30-- Powers-------42- Powers-------30-- Powers-------36-- Powers-------27-- Powers-------41-- Powers------34--- Powers------32--- ---Camas Valley ---Riddle------- ---Camas Valley ---Marshfield--- ---Oakland------ ---Drain-------- ---Yoncalla----- ---Myrtle Point - ---Gold Beach--- ---Marshfield--- ---Marshfield--- ---Mar shf ield- -- Yoncalla----- ---Drain-------- ---Harrisburg — ---Myrtle Point - ---Riddle------- ---Suislaw------ ---Oakland------ ---Bandon------- ---Bandon------- ---Bandon------- --5 -33 -11 28 23 38 12 -36 ■ 32 -48 -36 -38 -45 • 31 ■ 28 -54 38 45 - 30 -38 -45 -38 The Powers Cruisers J. V. lost 11 games and won 10 games. The J. V. total score for all their games of 52-53 was 794 points with 732 points scored against them. : Jr. High Student Council Left to Right Donny Fry - 7th Grade Rep. Raymond Fry - Treasurer Leanna Barkdoll - Secretary Mr. W. A. Anderson - Advisor Julene Frye - President Sally Fry - Vice President Ron Grant - Sgt-at-Arms Alice Magill - 8th Grade Rep. Junior High Student Body Jr. High Paper Staff Front row - Left to Right...Raymond Fry, Asst. Artist...Judy Dobson, Re- porter.. .Leanna Barkdoll, Co-Editor... Dick McMahon, Editor...Julene Frye, Girls Sports...Carmen Reeves, Gossip Column...Robert Frye, Gossip Column Back row - Left to Right...Ron Grant, Boys Sports...Sally Fry, Artist...Lareta Barkdoll, 7th Grade Reporter .. .Barbara Little, 8th Grade Reporter...Mr. W. A. Anderson, Advisor. 7th Grade Class Officers Back Row L. To R. Larry Rolf - Secretary Francis Smith - Vice President Wayne King - President Front Row L. to R. Raymond Fry - Sgt.-at-Arms Larry Coldiron - Treasurer Donny Fry - Council Representative 8th Grade Class Officers L. to R. Carmen Reeves - Vice President Dick McMahon - President Alice Magill - Council Representative JoAnn McMillion - Secretary Judy Dobson - Treasurer L. to R. Top - Ken Smith, Howard Post, Lonnie Link, Sidney Fuller, Layton Truax, Nobel Ademek, Larry Rolf, Billy Peterson. Bottom - Raymond Fry, Marshall Casteel, Robert Fry, Danny Peterson, Francis Smith, Leon Kurhe, Dickie McMahon, Donny Fry, Tommy Neal. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Schedule, 1952-53 “A” Squad 1. Powers---35---Myrtle Point---------25-----Home 2. Powers---35---Camas Valley---------33-----Home 3. Powers---40---Bandon---------------29-----Home 4. Powers---32---Myrtle Point---------27-----There 5. Powers---53---Arago----------------40-----Home 6. Powers---47---Bridge---------------20-----There 7. Powers---23---Camas Valley---------38-----There 8. Powers (forfeited) Riverton 9. Powers---46---Broadbent------------18-----Home 10. Powers---32---Bandon---------------35-----There 11. Powers---58---Broadbent------------33-----There 12. Powers---37---Arago----------------31-----There 13. Powers---51---Riverton-------------26-----Home 14. Powers---40---Bridge.............. 21-----Home COOS COUNTY “B CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYED AT MYRLTE POINT Powers---44---St. Monica.........31 Powers---43---Bunker Hill--------21 Games won 13 Games lost 3 Leading scorers Total points Robert Frye 192 Dick McMahon 143 Francis Smith 121 Ronald Grant 61 Leon Kurhe 32 Total points 616 Oponents Points 428 Powers Average 41.06 Oponents Average 28.5 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SEASON 52-53 The Powers Jr. High Basketball team finished the 1952-53 season with a record of 13 wins and 3 loses. The Wolfpack had a good average and scored 616 points. A 41.06 per game average and had 428 points scored against them for a 285 per game. Powers came into the Coos County annual Jr. High tournament with a record of 11 wins and 3 loses. Powers went over St. Monica in the first game by a score of 44 to 31, to go into the finals with Bunker Hill who downed Arago the first night. Powers swooped into a first quarter lead by a score of 14 to 5 and went on to have a 25 to 11 halftime advantage. From here on in Bunker Hill never came within 13 points of the blazing Wolfpack. Powers came home with the Junior Hi trophy for the first time in several years. The scoring for the A squad was Robert Frye with 193, followed by Dick McMahon with 143, and Punk Smith with 121. The outlook for a good season next year will be good for three players from this years squad will be leftover. The B squad also did well with a season record of 8 wins and 2 loses. BILLY PETERSON Guard Junior High Varsity RAYMOND FRY Forward SIDNEY FULLER Center DONNIE FRY Guard DICKIE McMAHON Guard FRANCIS SMITH Center DANNY PETERSON Forward LEON KUHRE Forward Junior High Varsity ROBERT FRYE Guard RONALD GRANT Camera shy Forward Jr. Hi Sports LEANNA BARKDOLL BETTY ALAWINE BARBARA LITTLE SALLY FRY JULENE FRYE HALLOWEEN PARADE The annual Halloween Parade was held October 31, 1952. The Parade was led by the Cub Scouts, their Den Mothers, and the High School Band. Following the band were the pre- school children, then the First through the Sixth Grades. After going through Main Street they went to the Gym where the prizes were awarded. The Winners were as follows: PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN Larry Rogers -- Black Sambo Allison Holter -- Humpty Dumpty Laura Lee Wladron -- Bear FIRST GRADE Sheril Lucas -- Wolf Girl Richard Holder -- Allyoop Stanley Young -- Donald Duck SECOND GRADE Maritta Taylor -- Manny Yocum Timmy Rhay -- Space Cadet Tommy Gilkison -- Uncle Mullen THIRD GRADE Bonita Crew -- Dutch Girl Carla Robineet -- Japanese Girl Cheryl Hall -- Scotish Girl FOURTH GRADE Joyce Merchen -- French Lady Nancy Stewart -- Dutch Lady Violet Taylor -- Turkish Lady FIFTH GRADE Roxie Clark -- Dancing Girl Terrille Epperson and Mike Hill -- Old Fashioned Couple SIXTH GRADE Mike Stewart -- Gentleman of 90’s Donna Ademek -- Lady of the Gay 90 ’s Betty Jo Crabill -- Lady of the Gay 90’s POWERS MARKET COMPLETE VARIETY and SERVICE GROCERIES Red and White, Standby, Trupak, Dodge, Hunts, S W MEATS Swifts, Cascade, Oregon Chief, Hormels Flour Drifted Snow, Gold Medal, Fishers, Pillsburys, Crown CROWN FEEDS FRESH PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS and ICE CREAM LOCKERS CUSTOM CUTTING WRAPPING Phone ip6l Powers, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the SENIORS of 1953 THE MYRTLE POINT VENEER CO. Norway, Oregon POWERS TEXACO STATION REPAIRS - LUBRICATION - TIRES - GAS and OIL T. VERL JOHNSON Phone 661 Powers, Oregon BOOSTERS Coquille, Oregon TOMS TEXACO SLATERS VARIETY STORE ORCHARD AUTO PARTS J. A. LAMB COMPANY STATIONERY BOOK STORE Myrtle Point, Oregon THRIFT FOOD MARKET KEN'S CAFE SANDERBINK MYRTLE POINT HUB MYRTLE POINT GARDEN STORE BROWNIE COLDIRON LOGGING CO. Box 1195 Phone 773 Powers, Oregon Compliments of TRAIN LOGGING CO. Powers, Oregon Western Auto Associate Store POW ERS MOBIL STATION Western Auto Supplies Hardware ---- Appliances Powers, Oregon SHE DY S REXALL STORE Toiletries — Remedies and Sundries Sportinj Goods We Invite Your Patronage Phone l5l Powers, Oregon MERCHiSN REED Sand and Gravel Co« Pile-Driving and Excavating Phone 651 Powers e Oregon Variety and Dry Goods If you don’t see what you want -Ask For It Powers, Oregon SEU ERTS DRUG STORE Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Sundries — Drugs EoO. Semperts Prank R. 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