Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

DEDICATION For lending us a helping hand over the hard places, for providing the benefits of a well-rounded academic education, for surrounding us with the loving atmosphere of a home, we, the class of 1961, dedicate this edition of the Cruiser to you. Our wonderful parents. Mr. Mrs. Earl Anderson Mr. Mrs. James McCulloch Mr. Mrs. Milton Anderson Mr. Mrs. Glenn McDonald Mr. Mrs. Sanford Anderson Mr. Mrs. Edwin Peterson Mr. Mrs. Marion Fry Mr. Mrs Don Reeves Mr. Mrs. Albert Goebl Mr. Mrs. Charles Ross Mr. Mrs. Victor Horner Mr. Mrs. Stanley Schrag Mr. Mrs. Charles Johnson Mr. Mrs. Bill Shorb Mr. Mrs. Earl Krans Mr. Mrs. Carl Stewart Mr. Mrs. Robert McCray Mr. Mrs, Henry Taylor Mr. Mrs. Robert Mastin Mr. Mrs. William Thorp t MRS. THAYER MRS. KRANICK Graduated from Oregon State College Has taught 18 years Adviser of Annual Staff Adviser of Honor Society. Art I, II Home Ec. Typing I MR. AMSBERRY Graduated from Sacramento State College. Has taught 8 years Adviser of Senior Class. Algebra I, II Geometry Shop Graduated from Oregon State College and the University of Oregon. Adviser of G. A. A. Adviser of Hi-Power. English IV Journalism Girls' P. E. Librarian MR. DUNGEY Graduated from the University of Portland. Has taught 10 years. Track Coach Football Coach Adviser of Letterman's Club. Freshman Math Jr. and Sr. Math Review Boys' P. E, MR. MORIARTY Graduated from St. Martin's College, Olympia, Washington, and the University of Oregon. Has taught 1 year. Adviser of Sophomore Class. J. V. Basketball Coach. Bookkeeping I, II U. S. History and Government Typing II Business Law MR. STARR Graduated from Willamette University. Has taught 6 years. Band Pep Band Chorus MR. HILL Graduated from Eastern Oregon College. Has taught 2 years. Adviser of Freshman Class. Physics Physical Science Biology I World History MR. GADE Graduated from Southern Oregon College. Has taught 1 year Adviser of Junior Class. English I, II, III RELAXING Mr. Elder and Mrs. Mintonye (They are honest, hard workers) WORKING Mr. Dungey (Actually he's grading papers! Oh no!) SUPERINTENDENT MR. NICKLAUS The presentation or publication of a yearbook such as our “Cruiser,” repre- sents manifold effort and endeavor. This can only result from research and much painstaking and cooperative work on the part of many persons. Having had the privilege of observing this bit of education in action in our school for some twenty years, it is my pleasure to say: Congratulations--well done. PRINCIPAL MR. ELDER Congratulations to the graduating class of 1961. I wish each of them every success and happiness. I am certain many members of this years class will be excellent students of schools of Higher learning, vocational schools and trade schools. I sincerely hope high school training has been of value in shaping future lives. School Board Mr. Carl Utterback, Mr. Sanford Anderson, Mr. Harold Ross, Mr. Edward Wiwatowski, Mrs. Robert Sheedy, Chairman; Mrs. Lawrence Brady, Clerk. P.T.A . BACK ROW: Mrs. John Yingling, Miss Annamae Riiff, Mr. Irwin Elder, Mr. Floyd Summers. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Carl Utterback, Mrs. Carey Bones, Mrs. Ted Burgess, Mr. Harvey Longnecker. CAFETERIA COOKS Mrs. Harold Blondell Mrs. John Wojcik Mrs. Frank Hegarty CAFETERIA COOKS Still hard at work on a delicious hot lunch! OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. Oscar Mintonye CAFETERIA MANAGER Mrs. B. R. Nicklaus WILLIAM THOMAS SHORB Laugh and I'll laugh with you. Study and you'll study alone. Honor Society 4; Class Play 1,2; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Manager Football 3; Manager Basketball 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3; Let- termans 4. LAURENCE ELBERT THORP I agree withnoman's opinion, I have a few of my own. Class Play 1, 2; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Power 2; Annual 3; Class Officer 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3, 4; Let- termans Club 4; Track 3. NANCY JO STEWART Although I've lots of wit, I'm shy at using it. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Body Officer 4; Hi- Power 4; Pep Club 4; Hon- or Society 4; Honor Roll 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 2; Car- nival Princess 4; Office 4. DONNA LEE ANDERSON She's a girl with high blush pressure. G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Play 1; Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 2, 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4; Annual 4; Hi-Power 4. GLENN ARTHUR MC DONALD Quiet until he opens his mouth. Class Officer 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Lettermans Club 3, 4; Hi-Power 4; Class Play 1, 2. THOMAS LAURENCE TRUAX Dangerous after midnight. Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. . BONNIE JEAN REEVES My only wish is to be alone .,.. together. Class Officer 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4. JUDITH KAY REEVES To worry little and study less is my idea of happi- ness. Office 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 2; Class Of- ficer 3; Annual 4. RICHARD MARION CALBO Lion among men, lamb among women. Basketball 2, 3; Foot- ball 2, 4; Baseball 3; Span- ish Club 3; Chorus 3, 4; Lettermans Club 4. JERRY HENRY ROSS He knows football isn't the only place a good line is needed. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Tr'ack 3, 4. JANETTA IRENE ROSS Who wants to leave this world when there's so much fun in it. Class Officer 1,2; Cho- rus 3; Pep Club 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Of- fice 4. VIOLET MAY TAYLOR I just look bashful. G.A.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Band 3, 4; Office 3, 4; Chorus 3; Class Play 2; Honor Roll 3, 4, ARCHIE EDWARD FLOOD Teachers discover my faults, but never appreciate my charms. Manager Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Body Officer 3, 4; Manager Basketball 4; Class Play 1,2; Track 2,3; Class Officer 2, 3; Basket- ball 3; Lettermans Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. LARRY JAMES FRY Half-pint with a quart of energy. Track 3; Class Play 2; Hi-Power Staff 4; Basket- ball 3; Football 3. DONNA JEAN MASTIN An innocent face, but you can never tell. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 4; Class Play 2; Library 4. BOBBI LYNN WRIGHT Mischief can be found in the most innocent. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Hi-Pow- er 4; Pep Club 4. DONALD EDWARD SCHRAG His sole concern with work, is how to avoid it. Chorus 3, Hi-Power 4. ROBERT HOWARD MC CRAY Little rebellion now and then. Football 2, 3,4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Mr. Football 4; Hi-Power 4; Lettermans Club 3, 4; Track 4. ROBERT CLARK PETERSON He's a big game hunter, women are his only game. Lettermans Club 4; Class Play 2. AINSLIE EARL BROWEN KRANS At times I found school very dull, which is the same way it found me. Class Play 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 3, 4; Student Body Officer 4; Lettermans Club 3, 4; Annual 3; Class Of- ficer 3. CAROL LYNN MC CULLOCH She may not be a ford but she can sure rattle on. Annual 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Office 2, 3, 4; Class Of- ficer 1; Class Play 1, 2; Hi-Power 4; Student Body Officer 3; Honor Society 4. DONA LORRAINE ANDERSON Her heart is like the moon, there is a man in it. Class Officer 1, 2; May Queen 1; Office 1, 2; G. A. A. 1,2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Power 2, 4; Annual 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Princess 3; Library 3; Student Body Officer 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Play 1, 2; Girl State 3; Honor Society 4. JOHN RICHARD PETERSON A confused mass of muscle. Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Honorary Football Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Lettermans Club 3,4; Dis- trict Football All Star 3; Hi-Power 4; Class Play 1, 2; Shrine Game 4. CLASS MOTTO Today we follow. Tomorrow we lead. CLASS FLOWER Carnation CLASS COLORS Blue and White Not Pictured: Gary Robinson SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered Powers High School in the fall of 1957 with 37 members in our Freshman class. Two weeks later we were initiated by the Seniors and were the last class to have a week of initiation. We sponsored two booths at the annual school carnival. We spon- sored a class play called “Peck’s Bad Boy.” We went to the school picnic at Lake Cleawox. We started our Sophomore year with 32 merrtbers. Again we sponsored two booths in the school carnival. In December we pre- sented a class play called “The Antics of Andrew.” Due to rain we went to the school picnic held in the high school gym. In our Junior year we started with 27 members. This year we sponsored the school carnival. We had three members of our class on the Student Council. Our main event this year was the Junior Prom which was held in November with Lavender Blue as our theme. We also gave the Junior-Senior banquet honoring the Seniors in April and we decorated the gym for the Senior class graduation in May and we concluded the year by going to Lake Cleawox for the school picnic in June. We started our Senior year with 25 members and had a gradu- ating class of 23. We initiated the Freshmen one day during the third week of school. We have five members on the Student Council. We sponsored two booths at the school carnival. One of the athletes in our class was chosen to play in the East-West Shrine game and another was chosen on the All-State basketball team. We sponsored the Senior Ball in April with the theme “Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White.” The class rode on the mail boats to Agness on their skip day in May. Baccalaureate was held on May 21. Our graduation on May 26 in the high school gym finished our high school career. TREASURER Jerry Adamson Dennis Getchell Rosetta Grigsby Nancy Grove Cheryl Hall Pat Hughes Louis Lambert. Melinda Lane Joyce Merchen VICE-PRESIDENT Billy Dunn PRESIDENT L inda Rolfe SECRETARY Sandra Quilhaugh SGT. -AT-ARMS Howard Russell Pauline Aubin Louise Bedwell Chris Calbo Dianna Frye ■ Aline Hanger Lucritia Harrelson Laura Hill Jack Hoffman Carla Robinette Not Shown: Pearl Calkins, Edward Fawcett SGT. -AT-ARMS Richard Clark Judy Caughell Margaret Elder Marjorie Fry Maxine Hanger Bill Lawson Bill McLain Gary McMahon Paula Mintonye CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6-First day of school 9-Sutherlin, there 16- Oakland, there 17- GAA Aloha dance 27- Bill Miller speaks 30- Gold Beach, there OCTOBER 6- National Assembly, Ed Mahers 7- Elkton, there 7 8-Press Conference in Eugene 19-Charles O, Porter speaks 25-Clarence Barton speaks 28- Taft, here 29- Junior Carnival 31- National Assembly, Ken Arbuckle NOVEMBER 4-Yoncalla, here-Homecoming dance 7- Concert movie of Venice 8- Representatives of the State System of Higher Education visit 12-District playoff-Harrisburg, here 18- National Assembly, Joyce Zulch 19- Freshman beatnik dance 2 6-Junior Prom DECEMBER 2-League Jamboree at Elkton 6-Myrtle Point, there 10-Gold Beach, there 16-National Assembly, Gil Shelton 21- School Christmas Program 22- Band on, there 28- Bandon, here 29- Christmas Tournament JANUARY 6- Canyonville, there 7- Pacific, here OF EVENTS JANUARY CONTINUED 17-National Assembly, Mr, Ramsden 20- CBA, at Riddle 21- Yoncalla, here 25-Report cards 27- Canyonville, here 28- Elkton, here FEBRUARY 2-Days Creek, there 4-Myrtle Point, here 8-National Assembly, Ray Bogarius 14- Yoncalla, there 17- CBA, here 18- Elkton, there 24, 25, March 3-District Tournament MARCH 4-Pacific, there 7-National Merit Scholarship test 9, 10, 11-State Tournament 25-Variety Show APRIL 1-Reedsport Relays 7-National Assembly, Clyde Phillips, and Jean Needham 15- Sutherlin Invitational Junior-Senior Banquet Senior Ball MAY 6-League Track Meet 13-District Track Meet 19-State Track Meet 21-Baccalaureate 26-Commencement JUNE 1- School picnic 2- School ends TREASURER Dorothy Hogue Florence Fry SGT. -AT-ARMS Mark Shorb Mary Adamson Sharon Bern Kay Burgess Victor Hill T rudy Mayfield Betty McArdle John McCray Kathy Naylor John Robinette John Ross John Sandmel Kay Sturman m Working our way through school : c R u s E R S T ft STANDING: Rhonda Clark, Art; Pat Hughes, Student Life; Laura Hill, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Reichenbach, Advisor; Dona Anderson, Editor; Jerry Adamson, E Sports; Nancy Stewart, Senior Class. SITTING: Donna Lee Anderson, Student I Life; Melinda Lane, Faculty; Margaret Elder, Classes; Carol McCulloch, Senior Class. r HI-POWER STRFF BACK ROW: Bonnie Reeves, John Peterson, Dona Lorraine Anderson, Assistant Editor; Carol McCulloch, Editor; Glenn McDonald, Larry Fry, Donald Schrag, and Mrs. Thayer, Advisor. SEATED; Donna Lee Anderson, Nancy Stewart, Business Manager; Bobbi Wright, Bob McCray. Student CounciL SEATED: Ainslie Krans, Sergeant-at-Arms; Nancy Stewart, Treasurer; Dona Lorraine Anderson, Secretary; Archie Flood, President; Louis Lambert, Vice-President. STAND- ING: Tom Truax, Senior Class Representative; Lucritia Harrelson, Junior Class Repre- sentative; Betty Jo McArdle, Freshman Class Representative; Adrian VViwatowski, Sophomore Class Representative. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Elder, Advisor. We the members of the Student Council, are the class representatives, elected Student Body officers, and the Principal. The duty of the Student Council is to provide a means of government and man- agement of all extra curricular activities; provide unity of Students and Faculty; to help develop school spirit and the practice of good citizenship in the school; to promote equality and justice to all students; and to carry on a satisfactory means of relations with other schools and pupil organizations. During the school year of 1960-61 the Student Council has faced each problem with an open mind and tried to make things run as smoothly as possible. The elected officers of the Student Council hoped to have bettered the school and themselves by their visit to the 1960 Fall Student Council Conference. In the years to come we hope we can look back with pride at the Student Body government of 1960-61. Letter we v FIRST ROW: William Shorb, Jimmy Pinson, Jack Hoffman, Robert McCray, Laurence Throp, Richard Calbo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dungey, advisor; Robert Peterson, Archie Flood, Howard Russell, John Peterson, Louis Lambert, Glenn McDonald, Ainslie Krans, Jerry Ross, Jimmy Stevens, Dennis Getchell. G.flA FIRST ROW: Bobbie Wright, Nancy Stewart, Donna Lee Anderson, Melinda Lane, Pauline Aubin, Linda Rolfe, Laura Hill, Dianna Frye, Carol McCulloch, Leona Ross, Carol Lopez. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Fry, Paula Mintonye, Janie Warrick, Pat Hughes, Joyce Merchen, Cherry Hall, Lucritia Harrelson, Kathy Sprague, Janet Root, Ruth Stutesman, Mrs. Thayer. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Hogue, Kathy Naylor, Florence Fry, Trudy Mayfield, Linda Anderson, Rhonda Clark, Judy Caughell, Loretta Anderson, Sue Rauch. FOURTH ROW: Betty Jo McArdle, Sharil Lucas, Sharon Bern, Mary Adamson, Celia Caughell. NatioNdf- HoNor Society BACK ROW: Richard Clark, Jim Pinson, Adrian Wiwatowski, Russell Hedges, Jerry Adamson, William Shorb, Archie Flood, Laurence Thorp, Louis Lambert. CENTER ROW: Barbara Hubert, Paula Mintonye, Laura Lee Hill, Janet Root, Sue Rauch, Nancy Stewart, Bobbi Wright, Carol McCulloch, Linda Rolfe. FRONT ROW: Margaret Elder, Dona Lorraine Anderson, Rhonda Clark, Pat Hughes, Aline Hanger, Pat Hoffman, Violet Taylor, Pauline Aubin, and Mrs. Reichenbach, advisor. OFFICERS: President, Laurence Thorp; Vice-President, Jerry Adamson; Secretary-Treasurer, Donna Lee Anderson; Executive Committee, Nancy Stewart, Pat Hughes, Louis Lam- bert, and William Shorb. The Powers High School Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools is in a state of re-organization. It was granted its charter in October of 1956. It began to work and perform some activities but in 1958 it became dormant and inactive. This school year we are trying to revive it and make it an active, leading group in our school. We have elected officers and made many needed amendments to the constitution. New members have been installed and we are in the planning stage of social activities, and the purchasing of National Honor Society Emblems. The National Honor Society of Secondary School Principals is an organization which tries to promote leadership and scholarship through individual clubs, set up in all of the secondary and junior schools of the United States. Its members have to meet particular grade, leader- ship, and character standards to be eligible and must uphold them. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors are the only students eligible. Faye Mosley, Carla Robinette, Judy Hogue, Marietta Taylor, Lucricia Harrelson, Joyce Merchen, Jane Warrick, and Mrs. Thayer. Violet Taylor, Nancy Stewart, Sandra Quilhaugh, Carol McCulloch, Judy Reeves, Leona Ross. FIRST ROW: Mr. Starr, Sue Rauch, Louis Lambert, Ruth Stutesman, Violet Taylor, Bonnie Reeves, Paula Mintonye. SECOND ROW: Gary McMahon, Jack Hoffman, Victor Hill, Russell Hedges, Judy Caughell. THIRD ROW: Jim Crabill, Richard Clark, Pat Hoffman, Jim Pinson, Earl Reavis, Glenn McDonald. FIRST ROW: Mr. Starr, Paula Mintonye, William Shorb, Donald Schrag, Larry Fry, Kay Sturman, Pearl Calkins, Joyce Merchen, Linda Anderson, Kathy Sprague, Donna Mastin. SECOND ROW: Archie Flood, Richard Calbo, David Stutesman, Bill McLain, Dorothy Hogue, Linda Rolfe, Pauline Aubin, Janie Warrick, Aline Hanger, Rosetta Grigsby, Judy Hogue, Carol Lopez, Carla Robinette. THIRD ROW: Chris Calbo, Russell Hedges, Glenn McDonald, Dianna Fry, Janet Root, Sandra Quilhaugh, Bonnie Reeves. SECOND ROW: Margaret Elder, Pauline Aubin, Pat Hughes, Dianna Frye, Linda Rolfe, Ceila Caughell, Mary Adamson, Sharil Lucas, Carol Lopez, Margie Fry. THIRD: Betty McArdle, Ruth Stutesman, Trudy Mayfield, Kathy Sprague, Kathy Naylor, Melinda Lane, Florence Fry, Laura Hill. FOURTH: Janetta Ross, Janet Root, Nancy Stewart, Bobbi Wright, Judy Caughell, Loretta Anderson, Sue Rauch, Rhonda Clark, Mrs. Thayer. MR. FOOTBALL-----Bob McCray QUEEN----Dona Lorraine Anderson Sandra Quilhaugh, Princess; Celia Caughell, Princess; Bob McCray, Mr. Football; Dona Lorraine Anderson, Queen; and Marge Fry, Princess. BEST DANCERS Richard and Janie MOST POPULAR Glenn and Dona Lorraine BEST DRESSED Joyce, Dona and Dennis BEST PERSONALITY Lucritia and Glenn CARNIVAL COURT —Mary, Queen Sue, Nancy and Lucri- tia. Donald Schrag Larry Fry Lollipop Fad Art I CLASSES Geometry Physical Science Homemaking 1 Girls P. E. English II U. S. History Clean-up day -- Shoveling on Main Cleaning at Graveyard Even boys like to pose Lunch time - A very enjoyable time Working on the Annual? ? ? ? ? ? Yelleadihg Tryouts for 61-62 in cl hin FIRST ROW: Chris Calbo, Dennis Getchell,' Billy Dunn, Mearl Kalb, David Wood, Victor Hill. SECOND ROW: Neil Roberts, Laurence Thorp, Gary McMahon, John Robinette, Larry Fry, John McCray, Tommy Gilkison. THIRD ROW: Glenn McDonald, Bobby McCray, Jerry Adamson, Richard Calbo, Jack Hoffman, Louis Lambert, Jerry Ross, John Peter- son, Ainslie Krans. Laurence Thorp, Richard Calbo, Jack Hoffman, Neil Rob- erts, Dennis Get- chell, Bobby Mc- Cray, Billy Dunn, John Peterson, Glen McDonald, Jerry Ross, Louis Lam- bert. BACKFIELD COACH DEL DUNGEY LINE COACH LAWRENCE MAXWELL MANAGERS: Willie Shorb, Archie Flood, Jimmy Pinson. Varsity Defensive and Offensive Team SENIOR ALL STARS Lt. End: Laurence Thorp F. Back: Jerry Ross Rt. Tackle: Ainslie Krans Rt. H. Back: Richard Calbo Center: John Peterson Center: John Peterson JUNIOR VARSITY Jerry Adamson Gary McMahon Jack Hoffman Larry Fry Tom Gilkison David Woods John Robinette Mearl Kalb John McCray Neil Roberts Victor Hill FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS The Cruisers started their 60-61 football season by traveling to Sutherlin to play the Sutherlin Bulldogs. The inexperienced Cruisers, though valiantly trying, couldn’t seem to get a head of steam as they dropped opening game 13-6. The next two games, the Cruisers rolled up easy victories as they stomped the Oak- land Oaks 21-7 and the North Bend J.V.’s 47-13. Gold Beach, for the first time since the Cruisers have played them, were the tougher, as they drowned the Cruisers for the first time, 26-12, at Gold Beach. For the first Bico “B” league game of the season for the Cruisers, they rolled to an impressive victory over the Elkton Elks at Elkton, 38-0. Traveling to Canyonville for the second league game of the season, the Cruisers downed the Tigers 35-12, to tie with Yoncalla for the first place in the Bico league. For the first home game of the season, the Taft Tigers, in non-league action downed the Cruisers 30-13. The Cruisers won the right to represent the Bico league in the State Quarter finals, by downing the Yoncalla Eagles, for the District Champion, at Powers, 34-20. Harrisburg traveled to Powers for the State “B” Quarter-finals, where they won the right to play Siletz in the Semi-finals, as they downed the Cruisers, 19-0, the first time in the '60-’61 season that the Cruisers were held scoreless. BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS .The Powers Cruisers have again completed a Successful season of basketball. Looking back, we can feel somewhat satisfied with the results. We didn’t win as many games this year as some of the teams have in the past, but we did win the league title again this year (the second title in the second year of competing in the Bico league), we also won the right to represent the district, as we were also district champions, at the State “B” Basketball Tournament held in Bend. We started the season with 3 transfers and 2 jayvees on the first “five”. Coach Bushnell said he was figuring on losing all the games in December, but he was pleasantly surprised when his boys proved him wrong and lost only two games, one to Mapleton by 2 points and one to Myrtle Point by 3 points, both being ‘A-2’ schools. During League play, Camas Valley, with one of their best teams ever, rose up to smother the Cruisers 66-44, but this was to be their undoing as the Cruisers retaliated during their next meeting by downing them 54-35, and then to prove that this was no accident thoroughly drubbed them again in the District tournament by the score of 59-32. Elkton took the measure of the Cruisers once during the regular season, but the Cruisers beat them twice to hold the edge on them. The Myrtle Point Bobcats beat the Powers “5” twice during the season. In these fast moving games, they won by three points each game. At the State Tournament, the Orange and Black roared into the semi-finals by drubbing the Prospect Cougars 62-47, but that was to be the end of the Cruisers as they were beaten in their next two games by lone and Portland Christian, both very good teams and both better on that particular night. We still feel however, that the season was successful. Each member on the team has learned something in the way of sportsmanship, self sacrifice, team-work, self discipline, and getting along with others. They will be better citizens because of their participation in high school athletics. Richard Calbo Second Team-All State STANDING: Coach Bob Bushnell, Robert McCray, Howard Russell, Glenn Mc- Donald, John Peterson, A ins lee Krans, William Lawson, Jerry Ross, Law- rance Thorp, Richard Cal- bo, J. V. Coach, Jim Mor- iarty. KNEELING: Man- ager, Archie Flood; Dennis Getchell, David Wood, Dan- ny Taylor, Mike Sewell, Louis Lambert, Manager, Willie Shorb. 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