Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1966 volume:

CRUISER Published By The Annual Staff Powers High School Powers, Oregon me Dedication We dedicate this annual to Coach Maurice Ray and the Basketball Team for their achievement in the ’’State B” Tournament. 7 years Dedicated Service IRWIN ELDER Supt. -Principal Bachelor of Science in P.E. Master of Education DALE ZINK Vice-Principal and Counsellor U.S. History Drivers' Training Student Council Advisor Bachelor of Science in Education PAULINE MINTOYNE Secretary Jsjew Vice-Principal BURDETTE NICKLAUS Library English m,IV French I,n Special English Senior Class Advisor Bachelor of Arts Master of Education 6 MARCELINE ANDERSON Home Economics 1,11 Bachelor of Science in Home Economics MAURICE RAY World History Industrial Arts Boys' Physical Education Athletic Coach Lettermen's Club Advisor Football Bachelor of Science in Education SEBASTIAN FERRIGNO Algebra I,n Trigonometry Geometry General Math Bachelor of Science in Education RONALD WEST Chorus; Grade school, Junior High, High school Band Pep Band Intermediate Band Beginning Band Bachelor of Music DEAN DAVIS College Prep Speech English I,n American Problems Sophomore Advisor Bachelor of Science in Education 7 PEARL SHAW Typing I, II Journalism Elementary Business Bookkeeping Shorthand Oregon Life Certificate Business LILLIAN BARNES Art Elementary Art Annual Advisor Two Years College Preparation MARIAN ZINK Girls' Health and Physical Education Junior High and High school Rally Advisor G.A.A. Advisor Two Year Diploma GEORGE KASPARIAN temporarily filled Mrs. Barnes position as Art and Elementary Art Teacher and Annual Advisor Bachelor of Arts in Art Education Master of Education in Art Master of Fine Arts in Drawing and Painting DARRELD BARNES Biology Chemistry Physics Physical Science Camera Club Advisor Bachelor of Science in Education 8 v v m COOKS: Mrs. Nicholas, head cook, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hagarty. Mr. Frye, head maintenance man. Cooks, Custodians and Mus T)river Mr. Shaw, bus driver. Mrs. Lawson, custodian. 9 as Mr. Elder attends to business. Mr. Ferrigno explains problem to Juniors. Mr. Nicklaus helps Judy Hayes with her English. Camera shy, Mr. Barnes? Mr. Ray helps Missie Clark with her World History. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Shaw attend assembly. PHYLLIS BEDWELL Library 1-2; G. A. A. 1-3-4; Camera Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 3; Co-editor 4; Class Officer 3-4; Prob. Honor So- ciety 3 STANLEY BERN Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Football 1-3; Track 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 4 JOHN FRY Annual Staff 3-4; Student Body Officer 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2-3-4 DARLENE FRYE Pep Club 1-2; Chorus 1-3-4; J.V. Rally 1-2; G. A. A. 1-2-3-4; Prob. Honor Society 2; Honor Society 3-4; Track Official 1-2-3-4; Cam- era Club 2; Varsity Rally 3-4; Varsity Rally Queen 4; Student Body Officer 3; Office 3-4; DAR Citizen Award 4; Mothers Tea Chairman 3; Music in May Festival 3; Home- coming Court 3-4; Sweetheart's Ball Queen 4 GREG HARRIS Drama Club 1; Class Officer 2; I.R.C. 2; Camera Club 2; Prob. Honor Society 2; Honor Society 3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Football Mgr. 2; Student Body Officer 3-4; Journalism 3; Basketball 2; Basketball Stats 3-4; Football Stats 3 GEORGE HAYES Band 1-2; Pep Band 1; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Journalism 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-3; Basketball 1-2-3-4 12 DALE HILL Class Officer 1-4; Evaluation Com- mittee 3; Prob. Honor Society 2; Student Body Officer 3; Activity Committee Chairman 3; Honor So- ciety 3-4; Camera Club 3; Student Council 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 2-3-4 BARBARA HURST Drama Club 1; Student Council 1; G. A. A. 1-2-3; Track Official 1-2-3; Pep Club 2-3; Camera Club 2 TOM RAUCH Class Officer 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-4; Prob. Honor Society 2; Honor So- ciety 3-4; West Shrine Team 4; Bas- ketball, All State, (2nd team) 4; Stu- dent Body Officer 4 GARY REEVES Basketball 1-2; Track 2-4; Football 3-4; Hi-Power Staff 4; Lettermen's Club 4 MARY RUSSELL Transfer 3; Class Officer 3; Band 3; Pep Band 3; Pep Club 3; Activities Committee 3; G.A. A. 3-4; Annual Staff 3-4; Editor 4; Chorus 4; Stu- dent Council 3-4 ELIZABETH SHORB G.A. A. 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1;J.V. Rally 1; Homecoming Court 1-2-4; Camera Club 2; Varsity Rally 2-3-4; Prob. Honor Society 2; Class Officer 2-4; Rally Queen 3; Girl State 3; Journalism 3-4; Editor of Hi- Power 4; Honor Society 3-4; Track Official 1-2-3-4 13 SHARON STOCK Drama Club 1; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; G. A. A. 1-2-3-4; Library 2; Camera Club 2; Chorus 1-3; Class Officer 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Activity Com- mittee 4; Journalism 4 RICK TAYLOR Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Lettermen's Club 2-3-4; Track 2-4; Class Officer 2-3-4; Hi-Power Staff 4; West Shrine Team 4; Basketball, All State, (1st team) 4 JANET THORNSBERRY Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3; Camera Club 2; G. A. A. 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2-3; Track Official 2-3-4- Music in May Festival 3; Office 4 MIKE WIEDEMAN Drama Club 1; Chess Club 1; Band 1- 2; Student Council 2-4; Student Body Officer 3; Lettermen’s Club 2- 3-4- Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4 14 Christine Ranta Secretary-Treasurer Vernon Barnes Gloria Kalb Doug Wyland President Vice-President Henry Elder Student Council Rep. Marty Stallard Parliamentarian Judy Hayes 16 Karen Hofsess Leroy Lawson Jackie Moore Mike Pinson Linda Robertson Steve Rundberg Sue Schrag Brenda Thornsbcrry Why so pensive, Jackie? Steve heartily approves of study halls, among other things. BELOW: Mike is an active member of his class. BELOW: Leroy ’’studys for the camera- man. 17 Doug studies for a spelling test. BELOW: Jake Caughell in College Prep. Brenda was a member of the office staff. Class of 1967 BELOW: Vernon and Henry; To dream or not to dream, that is the question. LEFT: Linda enjoyed the banquet. BELOW: Christine Ranta, before she went off cigars. 18 (V «r� Tom Shorb Student Council Rep. Roger Barnes Mike Bedwell Connie Bern Edward Anderson Trenton Breitenbucher Roger Bushnell Robert Clark Jeff Daniels 20 21 Linda Housel in Bookkeeping class. Dave Rolfe was surprised by the cameraman while talking to his girl friend. Sophomores Zak an Active Part Jn Student ftody Zife What a cute Sophomore you are, Roger Barnes. This Math class is very good with figures. Uh-huhl Something seldom seen to- gether, Robert Clark and books. Timisha McCray Student Council Rep. Linda Blanton Mary Bones Debbie Frye Jeanine Hammond 24 Ellen Hoffman Ronnie Lawson Christie McDonald Nicky Stallard Ronald Hofsess Gayle Lopez Stella Housel Richard Lundy Allen Mosley Andrew Schrag Mary Johnson Pat Made we 11 Marlene Shorb Wynne Wakkila Wynne Wakkila taking part in G. A. A. initiation. Nikki Stallard and Liz Shorb battle it out. Rene Wyland shows good form dur- ing J. V. rally tryouts. freshmen Initiate Seniors ABOVE: The new inmates of Powers prison form a chain gang. BELOW: Debbie Frye. RIGHT: A mighty Sen ior passes by and I a Freshman low must lie. BELOW: Senior Mike Wiedeman and Fresh- man Linda Blanton. STANDING, L to R: Timisha McCray, Tom Shorb, Sharon Stock, Mary Russell, Mike Wiedeman, Rick Taylor, Dale Hill, Henry Elder. SITTING: Darlene Frye, Rally Queen; Deanna Hansen, Secretary; John Fry, Parlia- mentarian; Tom Rauch, President; Jake Caughell, V-President; Gregg Harris, Treasurer. Student Council LEFT: Tom Rauch presides over the Student Council. BELOW: Timisha McCray casts her vote for her class. BACK ROW, L to R: Greg Harris, Dale Hill, Doug Wyland, Tom Rauch, Jake Caughell, Henry Elder. FRONT ROW: Deanna Hansen, Gloria Kalb, Brenda Thornsberry, Liz Shorb, Darlene Frye. Honor Society HENRY ELDER President DOUG WYLAND Vice-President GLORIA KALB Secretary-Treasurer DALE HILL Student Council Rep. Newly tapped members, Janice Taylor and Judy Porter. TOP ROW, L to R: C. McDonald, P. Madewell, A. Reynolds, J. Thornsberry, S. Stock, W. Wakkilf , M. Clark, R. Wyland, D. Frye. 2nd ROW: M. Shorb, G. Lopez, M. Bones, L. Robertson, B. Thornsberry, D. Hansen, R. Bedwell, E. Hoffman. 3rd ROW: L. Blanton, T. McCray, R. Shaffar, S. Farmer, R. Rundberg, D. Frye, J. Taylor, C. Ranta. 4th ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Zink; Sec., K. Hoffsess; Pres., L. Shorb; V-Pres., G. Kalb, Student Council Rep., M. Russell; Treas., P. Bedwell, Pari., C. Bern. Q.Ji.Ji. Sponsored Several 'Dances Everyone enjoyed the Bum's Bop. Raylene Rundberg and Janice Taylor at the G.A.A. initiation. Sherri Farmer is escorted around the dance floor by a fan. Christine and Wynne help clean up after the Bum's Bop. V Batman's Robins cheer team. Gloria tries for a basket but is prevented Dy Brenda. G-A-A- Sponsored basketball Game Timisha offers assistance to Sherri Sheri Farmer doing a yell for the team. 1st ROW, L to R: S. Stock, President and Student Council mer, Vice-President; D. Frye; Mrs. Shaw, Advisor. 2nd ROW: Shaffer, W. Wakkila, B. Thornsberry, L. Robertson. 3rd Lopez, R. Bedwell, E. Hoffman, D. Hansen. Club Rep.; R. Rundberg, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Wyland; S. Far- J. Thornsberry, C. McDonald, M. Clark, T. McCray, R. ROW: P. Madewell, M. Shorb, L. Blanton, M. Bones, G. L to R: Darlene Frye, Varsity Rally Queen; Janice Taylor. Chris Ranta, Liz Shorb. arsity K ' I V If V f Christine Ranta is instructed by Mrs. Anderson. Mike Bedwell and Trenton Breitenbucher making cream sauce. Nicky Stallard, Ron Hofsess and Rick Aubin make rolls. Missy Clark and Linda Blanton after an exam. Home 6c. Was Offered dor Hoys and Qirls Roger Barnes cooks up a storm. I wonder what is holding Linda’s attention. Watch that thumb Jeanie. tArt Class Steve Rundberg makes a wallet. George Ilayes and Doug Wyland receive help. Sharon Stock looking for new ideas. L to R: Mrs. Barnes, Advisor; Terry Ellis, Phyllis Bedwell, Co-Editor; Johnny Fry, Mary Russell, Editor; Sue Schrag. Annual Staff Editor and Co-Editor discuss a new set of pictures. Johnny Fry was in charge of the whole sports section. Sue Schrag joined the staff at mid year. Terry Ellis was one of our head cameramen. Mi-Power Staff Sharon Stock typing the copy. MEMBERS OF STAFF, L to R: B. Thornsberry, G. Hayes, S. Hurst, R. Taylor, G. Reeves. Members of Hi-Power staff work hard while advisor, Mrs. Shaw and edi- tor, Liz Shorb observe. L to R: Sandy Hurst, Jackie Moore, Mr. Nicklaus, Librarian; Judy Hayes, Linda Housel. library and Office Staffs Darlene Frye working hard in the office. Sue Schrag and Brenda Thornsberry are also on the office staff. L to R: Darlene Frye, Liz Shorb; Chris Ranta, Janet Thornsberry, Greg Harris, Linda Robertson, Sharon Stock. 38 CHORUS, BOTTOM ROW, L to R: Director, Mr. West; S. Schrag, D. Hansen, T. McCray, M. Russell, P. Madewell, P. Bedwell, J. Taylor, S. Farmer, D. Frye, L. Robertson. MIDDLE ROW: W. Wakkila, J. Porter, C. Ranta, L. Blanton, C. McDonald, D. Frye, C. Bern, R. Shaffer, G. Lopez. TOP ROW: G. Root, A. Lundy. - Hand and Chorus Kaylene Stevens was pianist for the chorus. BAND, BOTTOM ROW, L to R: C. Daniels, C. West, T. Shorb, R. Bushnell, K. Stevens, K. Stevens, K. McDonald, J. Clauson, T. Shorb. TOP ROW: C. Bern, R. Hill, K. Burt, M. Pinson, C. Leggett, A. Lundy, D. Coppess. STANDING: R. Lundy. 39 The Pep Band provided snappy music for the basketball games. John Fry works on mechanical drawing. Qirls and ftoys P.8. Classes L to R: Frosh. princess, T. McCray; escort, N. Stallard; Soph, princess, J. Taylor; escort D. Rolfe; Jr. princess, C. Ranta; es- cort, M. Stallard; Queen, D. Frye; escort, R. Taylor; Sr. princess, L. Shorb; escort, T. Rauch. ABOVE: Queen, Darlene Frye. Homecoming Activities Include Serpentine, T)ance LEFT: Bonfire dummy. BELOW: Mr. Football, Dale Hill, crowns Queen, Darlene Frye. BELOW, L to R: M. Wiedeman, R. Taylor, M. Stallard, G. Hayes, T. Rauch, D. Hill, and H. Elder. vt Pep Club skit provided entertainment before the game. The powers Cruisers clash with the Lowell Red Devils. The Homecoming game was an event for the alumni and the 1965 football team. The Cruisers ran over and passed through the Lowell Red Devils for a 40-0 victory. The team members have seen plenty of action this year and all turned in a fine performance for the Homecom- ing game. Those who made touchdowns are the following: Tom Rauch 3 touchdowns Marty Stallard 2 touchdowns Jake Caughell 1 touchdown Four extra points were scored by Rauch. 43 BELOW: The Homecoming Dance theme was Where The Action Is. The High school, Jr. high and Grade school sang in the Christmas program. Christmas Program And fiance Alan Lundy sang March Of Turenne ac- companied by the High school chorus. The In Crowd. • -- r Ray and Debbie find the big beat at the Christmas Ball. The 4-Skores L to R: Phyllis Bedwell, Connie Bern, Sherri Farmer, Mary Russell, Rosita Shaftar, Deanna Hansen, Janice Taylor. Ellen assists Tina, her niece, in modeling. Jackie Moore, a promising model. Timisha performs a modern dance. Phyllis Bedwell and Cindy Lawson model a mother-daughter set. Judy Porter and Raylenc Runberg. Frosh skit. Zhe Boston Zea Party Johnny Fry and Barbara Hurst were named Bummiest Bums. The money made from the Bums' Bop went into the state tournament fund. Mum’s Mop LEFT: Cathy Stallard and Mary Russell in costume. BELOW: Tom Shorb and Barbara Hurst enjoy a friendly chat. ABOVE: Connie Bern and Gary Root prove that a Bums' Bop is the place to have fun. Renae and Dale, and Roger and Jeanie dance while several small-fry look on. {junior-Senior Banquet Gloria K. , Junior Class President, re- ceives class colors from Dale H., Senior Class President. Mike Wiedeman en- joyed the food. Mr. Nicklaus gave word portraits about each Senior. A few of the Juniors who attended the ban- quet are as follows, L to R: D. Wyland, J. Caughell, M. Stallard, C. Ranta, S. Schrag. Mr. Elder gave a fare- well speech to the Seniors. Entertainment was provided by the Juniors. The theme was Pink Panther. The dance was a success. Darlene Frye, Rick Taylor, Steve Rundberg, Gayle Lopez, Gary Reeves, and Rosita Shaffar sit in front of a large jungle scene. Kelly's Clan. Mary Russell thought the BELOW: Vernon Barnes, Johnny Fry, dance was peachy keen. and Mike Pinson drain the punch bowl. ABOVE: Sherri Farmer and Tom Shorb. More dancers. ABOVE: Marty and Christine in regal attire. BELOW: Jay Milojevich and his date. Class of 1966 GRADUATING SENIORS, FIRST ROW, L to R: Tom Rauch, Barbara Hurst, Greg Harris, Mary Russell, Darlene Frye, Rick Taylor, Phyllis Bedwell, Dale Hill. SECOND ROW: Mike Wiedeman, Sharon Stock, Gary Reeves, Stanley Bern, Janet Thornsberry, John Fry, Liz Shorb, George Hayes. VALEDICTORIAN Greg Harris Guest Speaker was Mr. Jack Brookins. Mr. Nicklaus, Senior advisor. Mike W., Gary R., Sharon S., Janet T., anticipate the graduation march. Be the Object, not the Shadow Darlene F. , Mary R., Phyllis B., provide enter- tainment at graduation. Graduates receive congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Zink. Phyllis B. is assisted down the stairs by Marty S. and Jake C. Tom Rauch receives 'Best Athlete' award. Janet T. marches up the aisle into her future. Mike W. receives diploma from J. O. Taylor. V Wow! Darlene Frye, fugitive fire. BELOW: Timisna McCray. The N. Y. C. kids. Phyllis at the Jr., Sr. Banquet. Sharon and Janet. Seniors arise! Land of the Vampires. Two silly I'rosh. t4 tkletics FRONT ROW, L to R: J. Fry, Mgr.; M. Weideman, D. Wyland, H. Elder, R. Taylor, M. Stallard, N. Stallard, D. Rolfe, Anderson, K. Kissell, G. Hayes, J. Caughell, T. Shorb, Mr. Zink, Asst, coach. BACK ROW: S. Bern, G. Reeves, T. football Action-1965 DEFENSE tackles-assists Dale Hill 78-42 George Hayes 56-29 Marty Stallard 55-31 Rick Taylor 55-26 Doug Wyland 37-24 PASS RECEIVING rec. yards r r.D. Marty Stallard 31 561 2 Rick Taylor 26 549 10 Nick Stallard 7 68 0 Jake Caughell 5 112 3 Ray Milojevich 4 29 0 RUSHING t.c. y-g-r. ave. t. d. Marty Stallard 84 638 7.6 8 Tom Rauch 79 241 3.1 6 Dave Rolfe 57 192 3.4 1 Nick Stallard 19 55 2.9 0 PASSING att. comp % yds. t.d. Tom Rauch 156 74 .476 1,335 15 SCORING t. d. Marty Stallard 10 Rick Taylor 10 Tom Rauch 6 4 p.a.t. f. g. total ------ -------- 60 ------ -------- 60 17 2 59 SCORE RESULTS Opponent Powers Harrisburg .., 18 7 McKenzie ..., 0 9 Crow 25 12 Oakland 7 20 Lowell 40 Glendale .... 7 14 Yoncalla 0 30 Monroe 0 38 Elkton 45 54 Mr. Ray, Head coach; Mr. Flood, Asst, coach. 2nd ROW: R. Bushnell, D. Hill, T. Rauch, J. Daniels, M. Pinson, E. Ellis, J. Mosely, R. Milojevich, S. Farmer, G. Root, R. Gofsess, J. Milojevich, A. Lundy. Rick Taylor Marty Stallard VARSITY YELL LEADERS, L to R: Christine Ranta, Darlene Frye, Gloria Kalb, Janice Taylor, and Liz Shorb. Tom Rauch laterals to Marty Stallard for Dave Rolfe-Sophomore Fullback, big gain against Oakland. Mike Wiedeman -Senior Center. Football Summary 1965 The 1965 Football Season began on a disappointing note as Powers fell to Harrisburg, 18-7, in the home opener. The Cruisers came through to win over McKenzie, 9-0, in a game featuring the first field goal by Powers, a 21-yard effort by Tom Rauch. The third game was against Crow, the District Champions, and Powers was defeated, 25-12. The Cruisers came back to win the next five games by good margins with the key game being a 20-7 victory over Oakland, the defending State Champions and undefeated in two years. The Cruisers won the second place trophy and finished with a 7 won, 2 lost record. The Cruisers were led by Tom Rauch, All-Conference Quarterback and winner of the Most Valuable Offense Award. Rick Taylor, All-Conference End, won the Most Valuable Defense Award. George Hayes, tackle, and Dale Hill, end, also made the All-Conference Team. Alan Lundy was voted the Most Improved Player by his teammates. Chosen to lead the 1966 team are Co-Captains Jake Caughell, end, and Marty Stallard, All-Conference Halfback. 56 BACK ROW, L to R: A. Lundy, J. Milojevich, D. Evers, N. Stallard. MIDDLE ROW: R. Bushnell, H. Elder, L. Lawson, E. Anderson, M. Pinson, J. Caughell, D. Rolfe, J. Daniels, T. Shorb, R. Milojevich. FRONT ROW: J. Fry, G. Harris, S. Bern, M. Wiedeman, D. Wyland, T. Rauch, R. Taylor, M. Stallard, D. Hill, G. Hayes, G. Reeves. Cette men ’$ Club Cross Country Team L to R: Henry Elder, Marty Stallard, Dale Hill, holding the second place District trophy. Mr. Ray, Coach; Stan Bern, and John Fry, lead runner. CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY The Powers Cross Country Team did very well this year. John Fry and Stan Bern were the only two members who were able to work out regularly. The other members, Marty Stallard, Dale Hill, and Henry Elder, doubled as dis- tance men and football players. The Cruisers defeated Myrtle Point in the first Cross Country meet held in Powers. The Cruisers placed second in the District meet held at Glendale making them eligible for the State meet held at Salem where the Cruisers placed fifth. 57 L to R: John Fry-Mgr., Rick Taylor, George Hayes, Marty Stallard, Jake Caughell, Henry Elder, LeRoy Lawson, Ray Milojevich, Tom Rauch, Dave Rolfe, Dale Hill, Mr. Ray-Coach. SCORING Pts Ave High Ric Taylor.......... 488 . . . . 19. 5 ...37 Tom Rauch........... 400. . . . 16. 0....31 Marty Stallard .... 279 .... 13. 3 ....29 R. Milojevich.......150. . . . 7.1.......13 George Hayes........113..........5. 6 . . . . 11 STATISTICS Reb As’s Rec Marty Stallard .... 378 .... 124 .... 95 R. Milojevich .... 205 .... 39... . 41 Tom Rauch.......... 137. . . . .1381 . . . 117 Dave Rolfe.......... 136........ 49 ... . 40 Jake Caughell .... 124.......... 47 24 The 1965-66 Basketball season was one of the most successful in Power's History, winning 22 games while losing only 3. The team finished 1st in the BiCo league play and 3rd in the State Tournament. P. H. S. set 3 state records at Pendleton. Rick Taylor and Tom Rauch were named on the All-Conference Team. They were also chosen for the All-State Team. Next season we will miss the play of four fine seniors; Dale Hill, George Hayes, Ric Taylor, and Tom Rauch. We look for a good season with 6 boys coming back with 2 years of experience. Maurice Ray Basketball Coach Varsity basketball Opp. Powers Myrtle Point.........46...................61 Gold Beach...........60...................74 Pacific..............30...................58 Pacific..............42...................53 Marshfield JV .... 68.....................65 Gold Beach...........45...................57 Myrtle Point.........50...................66 Marshfield JV . ... 48....................69 ♦Glendale.............45...................73 ♦Camas Valley .... 51......................59 ♦Yoncalla.............37...................80 ♦Elkton...............39...................72 ♦Days Creek...........67...................60 ♦Oakland..............53...................63 ♦CBA..................43...................64 ♦Glendale.............52...................82 ♦Camas Valley.........34...................76 ♦Yoncalla.............46..................108 ♦Elkton...............30...................37 ♦Oakland..............57...................96 ♦Days Creek...........38...................84 ♦CBA..................67..................100 -Wallawo..............66...................72 -Knappa...............58...................50 -Malin................66...................99 ♦League games 1238 ...................... 1780 -State games Ave-49. 5...............Ave-71. 2 58 Tom Rauch shooting at Yoncalla. Tom Rauch guarding a Glendale Pirate; Marty Stallard, Ray Milojevich, and Jake Caughell getting positions on the boards. Henry Elder rebounds over Yoncalla Eagle. Jake Caughell rebounds against Glendale; George Hayes coming to help Caughell. Marty Stallard shoots. George Hayes shoots in game against Yoncalla. Tom Rauch covered by Camas Valley players. 60 Jake Caughell jumping. Dave Rolfe shooting. L to R: Roger Bushnell-Mgr.; Steve Farmer, Ron Hofsess, Roger Barnes, Dan Evers, Jay Milojevich, Nicky Stallard, Mike Pinson, Ed Anderson, Alan Lundy, Alan Mosley, Jeff Daniels, Tom Shorb, Mr. Evers-Coach. y. V. basketball Ed Anderson on the defense. Players move in for the rebound. Maurice Ray handed out the trophies. Jll Sports Manquet The track team set 5 school records, 3 district records, and 2 state records. Listed here are the top two contestants in each event. 100 Tom Rauch 10:4 Jake Caughell 10:6 220 Jake Caughell 23:5 Tom Rauch 23:9 440 Tom Rauch 54:0 Marty Stallard 54:7 880 Marty Stallard 2:03:6 Henry Elder 2:08:8 Mile Henry Elder 4:46. 3 John Fry 4:56:8 2 Mile John Fry 10:23. 2 Dale Hill 10:33. 7 180 L H Tom Rauch 20:3 Mike Pinson 22:1 120 HH Tom Rauch 15:0 Mike Pinson 17:5 880 Relay 1:36:1 R. Taylor, D. Rolfe, J. Caughell, T. Rauch. P V Tom Rauch 13'3 Nick Stallard 11 3 H J Marty Stallard 5 9 Stan Bern 5 4 L J Rick Taylor 19 8 Tom Rauch 18fll 1 2 T J Rick Taylor 38 6 Dave Rolfe 36 9 Dis. Mike Weideman 126T6 Ray Milojevich 115T6 Jav. Marty Stallard 176T8 Ray Milojevich 156f6 S P Mike Weideman 43 2M Rick Taylor 41 9 63 FRONT, L to R: Maurice Ray; Coach, Dan Evers, Gary Reeves, Steve Farmer, John Fry, Trenton Breitenbucher, Gary Root, Mike Wiedeman. SECOND ROW: Rick Taylor, Ray Milojevich, Doug Wyland, Jay Milojevich, Dale Hill, Andrew Schrag, Terry Ellis, Richard Lundy; Mgr. LAST ROW: Stan Bern, Henry Elder, Jake Caughell, Marty Stallard, Nicky Stallard, Dave Rolfe, Tom Rauch. John Fry runs the two mile Jake Caughell sprints to the finish line. Ray Milojevich throws the javelin. Tom Rauch running high hurdles at the Douglas Invitational's. Track boys discuss race. Henry Elder running a mile at the Douglas Dave Roifc hands off to Mike Wiedeman. Invitational s. The 1966 Track Season was very satisfying for Powers High School. The team won all their dual meets and never finished below third in any meet. Powers won the District 4B meet by rolling up 152 points, a new district record, and more than 60 points over the second place team. They finished second in the State Meet with 44 points, a new high for Powers. The State meet place was the work of two boys; Senior, Tom Rauch with 30 points and Junior, Marty Stallard with 14 points. Tom won the meets Outstanding Athlete Award for his 30 points while setting a State Record in the pole vault with a leap of 12f9 and tying the State Record in the 120HH with a fine time of 15. 0; his other points came from the 180LH in 20. 5. Marty Stallard placed third in the high jump at 5 9 ; fourth in the javelin at 171f8 and fourth in the 880 yard run with a 2:07.1 time. The team set five school records and three district records; two state records this spring in track. 65 Judex Anderson, Edward 20,54,57,61,62 Anderson, Marceline 7,10,34 Aubin, Rickie 24 Barnes,Darreld 5,10 Barnes, Roger 17,20,22,34,61 Barnes, Lillian 35,36 Barnes, Vernon 10,16,18,35,49,62 Bedwell,Ruth 24,27,31,33,41,52 Bedwell, Michael 5,20,34,35,57 Bedwell, Phyllis 11,12,14,27,31,36,39, 44.45.50.51.52 Bern,Connie 20,31,39,45,46 Bern, Stanley 12,14,26,40,41,47,50,51, 52,54,57,62,64 Blanton, Linda 23,24,26,27,31,32,34,39, 41.44.45.52 Bones, Mary 10,24,26,31,32,41,42,49 Breitenbucher,Trenton 20,34,49,64 Brookins, Jack 50 Bus hnell, Roger 19,20,39,44,46,61,67 Caughell, Jake 10,15,16,18,28,29,43,46, 47.51.55.57.59.60.64.65 Clark, Missie 10,23,24,26,32,34,41 Clark,Robert 20,22 Daniels, Jeff 20,54,56,57,61 Davis,Dean 7,21 Elder, Henry 10,16,18,28,29,42,48,49, 54.57.58.59.60.62.63.64.65 Elder,Irwin 5,7,10,47,50,51 Ellis, Lena 41 Ellis,Terry 24,32,54,56,64 Evers,Daniel 21,57,61,62,64 Evers, Lloyd 61,62 Farmer,Sherron 21,26,31,32,33,39,43, 44.45.49.52.62 Farmer,Stephen 24,54,61,62,64 Ferrigno, Sebastian 7,10,62 Flood, Archie 55 Fry, Robert 9,62 Fry, Victor 11,12,14,27,28,36,40,43,46, 47.48.49.50.51.52.54.57.58.64 Frye,Darlene 5,12,14,27,28,29,31,33, 38,39,42,44,48,50,51,52,55 Frye,Debra 24,26,27,31,32,33,39,41, 42.44.45.62 Grove, Birdie 9 Hagarty.Rose 9 Hammond, Jeanine 23,24,25,35,41 Hansen, Deanna 10,16,28.29,31,33,39, 41.44.45.47.49.67 Harris, Greg 11,12,14,28,29,38,50,57 Hayes, George 12,14,26,35,37,40,42,46, 47.48.49.55.56.58.59.60.67 Hayes, Judith 10,16,38 Hill,Dale 11,13,14,28,29,41,42,46,47, 49.50.52.54.57.58.64 Hoffman,Ellen 25,31,33,41,45,52,67 Hofsess, Karen 16,31,39,41,44,46,47,48 Hofsess,Ronald 25,34,52,55,61 Housel, Linda 21,22,38 Housel,Stella 25,41,43,52 Hurst, Barbara 13,14,46,50,51 Hurst,Sandra 21,27,37,38 Johnson, Mary Anne 23,25,26 Kalb, Gloria 10,15,16,29,31,33,43,47, 55.67 Kissell, Tina 45 Lawson, Cincfy 45 Lawson, Gladys 9 Lawson, LeRoy 15,16,17,44,57,58,61,62 Lawson, Ronnie 25,49 Lopez,Gayle 23,25,26,31,32,33,39.41, 42,48,52 Lopez, Helen 9 Lundy, Alan 19,21,22,27,39,44,52,55, 57,61,63 Lundy, Richard 17,25,39,64 Madewell,Patricia 25,27,31,32,39,41, 42,44,45 McCray, Timisha 24,26,27,28,31,32,39, 41,42,44,45,48,52 McDonald, Christie 23,25,27,31,32,33, 39,41,44 Milojevich, Ray 20,21,22,44,53,55,57, 58.59.62.64 Milojevich. Jay 19,20,22.43.44,49.54. 57.61.62.64 Mintoyne, Pauline 52 Moore, Jackie 16,17,38,45 Mosley,James 25,54,61 Nicklaus, Burdette 5,7,10,23,38,47,51 Nicklaus, Florence 9 Pinson, Michael 15,16,17,46,49.54,57, 61,62 Porter, Judith 21,29,39,44,45 Ranta, Christine 16,18,27,31,33,34,38, 39,42,44,47,55 Rauch, Thomas 4,13,14,28,29,40,41,42, 50.51.53.54.55.56.57.58.59.60.63.64 Ray, Maurice 7,10,40,41,55,56,57,58, 62.63.64 Reeves, Gary 11,13,14,17,35,37,48,50, 51.54.57.64 Reynolds, Alice 24,31,41,52 Robertson, Linda 17,18,31,33,38,39,47, 67 Rolfe,David 20,22,41,42,55,56,57,58, 60.62.64.65 Root,Gary 19,21,31,39,44,46,55,64 Russell, Mary 13,14,27,28,31,36,39,45, 46.49.50.51.67 Rundberg, Raylene 19,21,31,32,45,46 Rundberg, Steven 17,35,48 Schrag, Andrew 25,27,64 Schrag, Susan 17,27,36,38,39,41,44,47, 48.52 Shaffer, Rosita 21,31,32,33,39,44,45, 48.52.67 Shaw, Henry 9 Shaw, Pearl 10,33,37 Shorb, Elizabeth 13,14,26,29.31,33,37, 38.42.50.52.55.67 Shorb, Marlene 25,26,27,31,32,41,52 Shorb,Thomas 20,28,39,46,49,55,57, 61,62 Stallard, Martin 10,15,16,41,42,47,49. 51.53.55.56.57.58.59.60.62.64.65 Stallard, Nicky 23,25,26,34,42,46,55, 56.57.61.62.64.65 Stevens, Kayleen 24,27,31,39 Stock,Sharon 14,27,28,31,32,35,37,38, 47.50.51.52 Taylor, Janice 20,26,29,31,33,39,42, 44,45,55 Taylor, J. 51 Taylor,Ricky 4,11,14,28,37,40,42,48, 50.51.53.54.55.57.58.64 Thornsberry, Brenda 17,18,27,29,31,33, 37.38.41.47.67 Thornsberry, Janet 14,31,32,33,38,47, 50.51.52 West,Ronald 5,7,23,25,27,39 Wiedeman, Michael 14,26,28,42,47,50, 51.52.54.57.64.65 Wakkila, Wynne 25,26,27,31,32,33,39, 41.44.45.52 Walker, Marcelle 9 Wyland.Doug 10,16,18,29,35,47,52, 54.56.57.64 Wyland.Renae 24,26,31,32,41,46,62 Zink,Dale 6,51,55 Zink. 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