Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

m i96 r mm Published by the Annuel Stuff Powers High School Powers, Oregon Co-Editors Typist Stei e Former Miles Jordon John Rife Stoff Timisho McCroy Jockie Coster Mike Pinson Terry Ellis Andy Schrog Leroy Lemon Ron Lemon Sue Schrog We arc extremely proud to dedicate this edition of the Cruiser to Maurice Ray. You have added a very high honor to our school, in leading it to the most suc- cessful year in Powers' history. We hope that you will accept our gratitude and strive for further success where- 2 ever you may be. ADMINISTRATION IRWIN ELDER B.S. - U. of O. M. Ed. - U. of O. Superintendent - Principal Dear Seniors: Congratulations and best wishes, Seniors! Graduation is only a starting point in a happy and useful life which I sincerely hope you will enjoy. Powers High School has enjoyed some great moments with you, and we hope your preparatory education will be adequate to aid you in your future endeavors. Yours sincerely, Irwin Elder DALE ZINK B.S. - W. M.C. E. Vice-Principal and Counselor U. S. History Drivers Training Student Council Adviser Dear Seniors: Traditionally in Powers High School the senior class has been a great factor in general ’’tone keeping” of the entire school. As the senior class goes-so goes the school. In my two years as Vice-Principal of your school, I have seen definite improvement in student conduct and over all student philosophy of education. Each senior class has done its job efficiently. For this, I give my thanks. As a class you will soon be scattered to all ends of the earth. Some of you will be continuing your education next fall by entering college. Some of you will be starting your military service. Still others will be entering busi- ness and trade fields. We hope we have given you the foundations necessary regardless of your choice. The value of a high school education is not terminated when you receive your diploma. Powers High School wants to continue in helping you regardless of where you may reside. Come back to see us; you are always welcome. The Best of Luck, Dale Zink Vice-Principal FACULTY MAURICE RAY B.S. - PACIFIC U. World History Boys’ P. E. Industrial Arts Letterman’s Club Adviser Football Coach Basketball Coach Track Coach ELEANOR BUCHANAN B.S. - O.S. U. Home Economics Special English F. H. A. Adviser LINDA FERTIG B. A. - U. of O. Speech Creative Writing Junior High English Drama Club Adviser BURDETTE NICKLAUS B. A. - U. of O. M. Ed. - U. of O. English I, II, III, IV French I II Library Senior Adviser 1 DEAN DAVIS B.S. E.-ARKANSAS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE English I II College Prep III IV American Problems Junior Adviser JERRIE HANNA B. A. - CHICO STATE COLLEGE Girl’s Phys. Ed. Junior High Reading G. A. A. Adviser BERTRAND WELLINGTON B. A. - LIN FIELD Band Chorus Honor Society Adviser PEARL SIIAW BEUTEL BUSINESS COLLEGE - U. of O. DALE ZINK B.S. - W. M.C.E. U. S. History Driver’s Training Student Council Adviser Vice Principal and Counselor HENRY SHAW Typing I II Elementary Business Journalism Bookkeeping Shorthand Hi-Power Adviser Driver's Training Bus Driver R. TERRY GAIL B. A. - STANFORD U. Biology Chemistry Physics Physical Science Sophomore Adviser FRANKIE FEDOR B.S. - E.O.C. Geometry Algebra I II General Math Trigonometry Cruiser Adviser Freshman Adviser PAULINE MINTONYE, our School Secretary, has been with our school for eight years. Mrs. Anderson was our home economics teacher until October when her husband, who works for the forest service was transferred to Tillamook. Mrs. Elder was then our home economics teacher until Mrs. Buchanan arrived in November. SCHOOL BOARO WINIFRED ELDER U. of O. Home Economics SITTING, left to right: Archie Lane, Rachel Rolfe, Chairman J. O. Taylor, George Clark, Bob Root. STANDING: James Richard, Elementary and Junior High Principal: Dale Zink, High School Vice Principal: Irwin Elder, District Superintendent and High School Principal. Mrs. Lawson Custodian Mr. Shaw, Bus Driver. Cooks: Mrs. Nicklaus, Head Cook, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hegarty, Mrs r.rnv not nicturcd. COOKS A ho cusroom Mrs. Elam Custodian Mr. Bob Frye, Head Maintenance Man, has been working for the Powers Schools for 11 years. Mrs. Lopez JAKE CAUGHELL Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Body Vice President 3; Student Body President 4: Hi-Power 4; Football Co-Captain 4. MARY ANN CLARK Class Officer 1, 4; G. A. A. 1,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; F. H. A. 2; Honor Society 3,4: Office Staff 4. JACKIE MOORE COSTER Chorus 1, 2, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1,2; Annual 4; Class Officer 4; Camera Club 3. HENRY ELDER Band 1,2: Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterman’s Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; All-Conference Football 4; Semi-Finalist National Merit Scholar- ship 4; Project Prometheus 4. DEANNA HANSEN G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4: Pep Club 1,3,4; Class Officer 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Office Staff 4: Student Body Officer 3, 4. JUDITH HAYES G. A. A. 1,2, 3; Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Camera Club 3; Office 4; Hi- Power 4. KAREN HOFSESS Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Drama Club 4. MILES JORDAN Annual 4; Football 4; Letterman's Club 4; Track 4. GLORIA KALB Chorus 1; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4;J. V. Rally 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Rally 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4; Rally Queen 4; D. A. R. Award 4; Class Officer 3. LEROY LAWSON Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Annual 4; Chorus 1,3. MIKE PINSON Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3; Annual 4. CHRISTINE RANTA J. V. Rally 1; G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Varsity Rally 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Office Staff 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council 4. 12 STEVE RUNDBERG Football 3; Hi-Power 4; N. Y. C. 3, 4. SUSAN SCHRAG Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual 3, 4: Office Staff 3; Pep Club 4: Drama Club 4. MARTIN STALLARD Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; All-Conference Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; Captain of Football Team: Student Body Officer 4; Drama Club 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Letterman’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; BRENDA THORNSBERRY Chorus 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Power 3,4; Office Staff 3,4. DOUGLAS WYLAND Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3, 4; Class Officer 1,3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Hi-Power 4: All-Conference Football 4; N. Y.C. 3,4. 14 JUNIORS Janice Taylor President Dan Evers Vice-President Shari Farmer Secretary-Treasurer 16 Judy Porter Student Council Hep. Dave Rolfe Parliamentarian Roger Bushnell Jay Milojevich Raylene Rundberg Linda I-Iousel Ray Milojevich Rosita Shaffar Sandra Hurst Larry Best Tom Shorb Letha Lucas Gary Root Austin Sipes SOPHOMORES Steve Farmer President Renae Wyland Vice-President Alice Reynolds Secretary-Treasurer Andrew Schrag Parliamentarian 20 Debbie Frye Student Council Rep. Rickie Aubin Ruth Bedwell Missie Clark Robert Clark Terry Ellis Ellen Hoffman Ronald Hofsess Stella Housel Ronnie Lawson Gayle Lopez Patricia Madewell Russell Martin Timisha McCray Christie McDonald John Rife Jerry Ross 2 Marlene Shorb Nicky Stallard Kayleen Stevens Wynne Wakkila CLASS OF 69 ON THE GO FRESHMEN 1 ii Russell Hill President Richard McDonald Vice-President Kim Burt Jackie Bushnell Annette Bern Richard Baldwin Dale Coppess Shirley Ferguson Steve Porter Jeannie Crabill Oda Flood Amy Rundberg Freddie Cunningham Keith Goldsworthy Don Russell Joe Elam Jackie McDaniel Louie Schrag Barbara Shaffar Juanita Sipes Pat Sipes Kathy Stall a rd Jim Stock Alka Thornsberry Bob Wiedeman Steve Porter: Ring, bell, ring! CAUGHJ M Pat Sipes and Annette Bern: Uh, Mr. Gail, I think something broke. Juanita Sipes: What home work? Russel Hill: Work, work, work.... Another freshman class meeting! ABOVE. FIRST ROW. left to right: Jay Milojevich, Ray Milojevich, Jake Caughell, Marty Stallard, Deanna Hansen. SECOND ROW: Chris McDonald, Debbie Frye, Shari Farmer, Chris Ranta, Mary Ann Clark, Dale Zink. Adviser. THIRD ROW: Gene Quilhaugh, Tom Shorb, Henry Elder, Doug Wyland. STUDENT COUNCIL BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Rosita Shaffar, Mary Ann Clark, Marlene Shorb, Karen Hofsess. TOP ROW: Tom Shorb, Jay Milojevich, Richard McDonald, Steve Farmer. 28 MEMBERS, BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Gloria Kalb, Mary Ann Clark, Deanna Hansen. TOP ROW: DougWyland, Jake Caughell, Henry Elder. Character Scholarship Leadership Service Mothers of the members and faculty were served refreshments in the home ec kitchen after the tapping ceremony. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PROBATIONARY MEMBERS. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Karen Hofsess, Janice Taylor, Judy Porter. TOP ROW: Jay Milojevich, Tom Shorb, Ray Milojevich. Gloria Kalb leads the Explanation of Emblems to mothers and friends at the tapping ceremony. 29 of t h e VARSITY RALLY FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Renae Wylancl, Janice Taylor, Chris Ranla, Shari Farmer, Gloria Kalb, Rally Queen. 30 Chris J.V. RALLY LEFT TO RIGHT: Missie Clark: Debbie Frye, Rally Queen; Jackie Bushnell. Roger Bushnell (TOP) and Russ Martin made up the Boys Rally. This is the first time that the Cruisers have had a Boys Rally. The J. V. Rally performed for and supported the J.V. team. Debbie Frye Missie Clark Jackie Bushnell PEP CLUB AND RALLY FIRST ROW. left to right: Missie Clark, Debbie Frye, Jackie Bushnell. SECOND ROW: Chris Ranta, Shari Farmer, Gloria Kalb, Janice Taylor, Renae Wyland. THIRD ROW: Chris McDonald, Trish Madewell, Karen Likens, Jeannie Crabill, Timisha McCray, Annette Bern, Kathy Stallard, Letha Lucas, Brenda Thornsberrv, Mary Ann Clark, Marlene Shorb, Wynne Wakkila, Barbara Shaffar, Amy Rundberg. Deanna Hansen, Rosita Shaffar, Sue Schrag, Raylene Rundberg Renae Wyland, Janice Taylor, and Shari Farmer during an exciting moment at a basket- ball game. Jackie Bushnell and Debbie Fry performing at a J. V. basketball game. G.AA. FIRST ROW, left to right: Renae Wyland, Kaylccn Stevens, Chris Ranta, Janice Taylor, Brenda Thornsberry, Connie Bern. SECOND ROW: Missie Clark, Wynne Wakkila, Raylene Rundberg, Rosita Shaffar, Let ha Lucas, Mary Ann Clark, Karen Ilofsess, Deanna Hansen, Gloria Kalb. THIRD ROW: Timisha McCray, Ellen Hoffman, Ruth Bedwell, Trish Made well, Shari Farmer, Shirley Ferguson, Barbara Shaffar, Annette Bern, Amy Rundberg. FOURTH ROW: Marlene Shorb, Alice Reynolds, Debbie Frye, Karen Likens, Jackie Bushnell, Jeannie Crabill. Kathy Stallard, Chris McDonald. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Missie Clark, Debbie Frve, Jackie Bushnell. SECOND ROW: Raylene Rundberg, Trisha Madewell, Rosita Shaffar, Brenda Thornsberry, Chris McDonald. THIRD ROW: Marlene Shorb, Timisha McCray, Barbara Shaffar, Annette Bern, Amy Rundberg, Sue Schrag, Letha Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Clark, Deanna Hansen, Wynne Wakkila, Jeannie Crabill, Kathy Stallard, Karen Likens. CHORUS, FIRST ROW, left to right: Mr. Wellington, Chris Ranta, Deanna Hansen, Ellen Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Sue Schrag, Mary Ann Clark, Ruth Bcdwell, Karen Hofscss. THIRD ROW: Trish Madewell, Shari Farmer, Jackie Coster. TOP: Debbie Frye. BAND AND CHORUS RIGHT: Connie Bern performing. Junior High and High School Band: BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Mr. Wellington, Evelyn Kalb, Kathy Stevens, John Clauson, 'Peresa Shorb, Kayleen Stevens. SECOND ROW: Wayne Coppess, Cora Lee Leggett, Kim Burt, Connie Bern. THIRD ROW: Mike Gregory, Ken McDonald, Dale Coppess. STANDING: Pete Cunningham, Gayle Lopez, Pom Cunningham, Jim Clauson, Fred Cunningham. LEFT: Mr. Wellington leading Chorus to a very successful year. CRUISER STAFF BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Adviser Mrs. Fedor, Jackie Coster, Miles Jordan, Steve Farmer, Sue Schrag. TOP ROW: Andy Schrag, Terry Ellis. John Rife, Leroy Lawson, Mike Pinson. The staff searches old annuals for ideas. Leroy, Sue, and Terry. John and Susan discuss a problem. (Mrs. Fedor in the background.) Terry ABOVE, FIRST ROW, left to right: Doug Wyland, Roger Bushnell, Trenton Breitenbucher, Steve Rundberg, Dave Rolfe, Jake Caughell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shaw, Adviser, Janice Taylor, Rosita Shaffar, Raylene Rundberg, Sandra Hurst, Judy Hayes, Brenda Thornsberry. HI-POmR Editor Brenda Thornsberry hard at work. Trenton Breitenbucher works hard on the sports page. Rosita Shaffar finds out that ink spills. 36 OFFICE STAFF FIRST HOW, left to right: Deanna Hansen, Chris Ranta, Trenton Brietenbucher, Jay Milojevich, Mary Ann Clark, Letha Lucas. SECOND ROW: Brenda Thornsberry, Chris McDonald, Marlene Shorb, Sandy Hurst, Judy Hayes. LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Stella Housel, Linda Housel, Judy Hayes. SECOND ROW: Librarian, Mr. Nicklaus; Miles Jordan, Mike Pinson. FIRST ROW, left to right: Steve Rundberg, Gayle Lopez. SECOND ROW: Terry Ellis, Leroy Lawson, Doug Wyland. 3 Mrs. Buchanan helping Pat Sipes with one of her projects. HOME ECONOMICS Working with paint and different color combina- tions was one of the projects for the girls in homemaking. Students with the best kitchens were given a party by the losers. Jackie Bushnell and Jcannie Crabill wait until everyone is served. Mary Ann Clark, would you believe, she cannot find the sewing machine? ?? Mary Ann Clark and Chris Ranta making last minute adjustments. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann Clark, Karen Hofsess, Connie Bern, and Chris Ranta listening while Mrs. Buchanan explains a project that is to be done. Louie Schrag. Working hard? LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Andrew Schrag, Doug Wyland, Tom Shorb, Henry Elder, Steve Farmer, Kim Burt, Marty Stallard, Adviser Maurice Ray. SECOND ROW: Dave Rolfe, Jake Caughell, Mike Pinson, Miles Jordan, Ed Anderson, Jay Milojevich, Leroy Lawson, Dan Evers, Ray Milojevich. THIRD ROW: Roger Bushnell, Russel Hill, Ron Hofsess, Nick Stallard, Terry Ellis, Jim Stock, Mark Rector, Trenton Breitenbucher, Louie Schrag. 39 Kathy Stallard and Karen Likens with Barbara Shaffar playing basketball in P. E. Karen Likens, Jeannie Crabill, Kathy Stallard, Jackie Bushnell, and Stella Ilousel taking a rest from basketball. Kathy Stallard and Renae Wyland with Shirley Ferguson are going for a rebound. Mike Bedwell, Rick Aubin, Joe Elam, and Aik a Thornsberry work out on the tram- poline in P. E. BOYS1 AW GIRLS' Jim Stock and Nicky Stallard are lifting weights in the gym. Rick Aubin watch- ing Ron Hofsess perform on the parallel bars. 40 A typical Freshman class meeting. IWIATIOII Senior Leroy Lawson about to be hurt by a Freshman Mark Rector. Senior Christine Ranta breaking in a Freshman bare- back. Bob Wiedeman, a Go Go dancer. Richard McDonald, an arrogant Freshman. It's no use shouting at her. Can't you see she has fainted? LEFT TO RIGHT: John Rife, Karen Hofsess, and Timisha McCray as they perform an exciting scene in the school production of See How They Run! DRAMA Uh, yes, this is, er, my husband? 42 LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Shorb, Timisha McCray, Roger Bushnell, and Austin Sipes. Connie Bern and Karen Hofsess arrive early. Karen and Bob dance before watchful eves. BUMS' BOP Roger warns the stu- dents: ’’Cut it, you guys! Flere comes the chaperones! Debbie and Tom try out a new dance. 9 t 1 1 Chris Ranta, the 1966 Homecoming Queen. Marty Stallard was chosen Mr. Football by the 1966 football team. HOMECOMING ACTIVITY ABOVE, left to right: The 1966 Homecoming Court: Senior Princess, Gloria Kalb, and escort Jake Caughell: Junior Princess, Janice Taylor, and escort Roger Bushnell; Queen, Chris Ranta and Mr. Foot- ball, Marty Stallard: Sophomore Princess, Renae Wyland, and escort Terry Ellis: Freshman Princess, Jeannie Crabill, and escort Richard McDonald. Missi e Clark and Kayleen Stevens did some of the decorating for the Home- coming game. The Homecoming game for 1966 matched the Powers Cruisers and the Oakland Oakers. The Powers Alumni and fans were well treated as the powerful Cruisers ran through and passed over the Oakers for a 59-0 victory. All team members got to see plenty of action for the home fans as Powers recorded its 4th of 7 wins against 1 loss and 1 tie. The game marked the last year of play for seven seniors: Halfback, Marty Stallard; End, Jake Caughcll; Tackle, Henry Elder; Guard, Doug Wyland; Fullback, Mike Pinson; Halfback, Miles Jordan; and Tackle, Leroy Lawson. All seven are to be congratulated for a fine season. Mr. Football, Marty Stallard, crowns Queen, Chris Ranta. A few students relaxing between dances. Among the chaperones were, left to right: Mrs. Mary Frye, Mrs. Mary Evers, Mrs. Mable Shorb, and Mr. Joe Shorb. CHRISTMAS BALL MARTY m Marty started on offense and defense in football as a freshman at Powers High School. He was a regular as an offensive halfback and a defense safety. He gained 831 yards rushing and pass receiving. In basketball he was a starter on the varsity team which won 15 games and lost 7 games. The team finished second in district. As a sophomore he played halfback on offense, and as a linebacker on defense. He gained 485 yards rushing and 706 yards receiving. He was a unanimous choice by the Trico League for the All-Conference team during his junior year in football. As a senior Marty started in football on both the offensive and defensive team for the fourth year. He was elected to the All-Conference team for the third year. He was voted by his team- mates as the outstanding offensive player. Marvelous Marty led the Powers team to the State B championship and a 23-0 record. He was unanimously chosen for the All-State team. He led the team in rebounding, shooting, and points scored. He also received a certificate for honorable mention on a nation-wide High School All-American Team. He was voted as the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. In track Marty received a trophy for scoring the most points throughout the season. He led the Powers tracksters to second place at State. Through the season Marty broke a district and school record in the 880 yard run and helped set district and school records in the mile relay. He also broke school records in the javelin, high jump, and the 440 yard dash. His success as a great athlete and team leader can be attributed to not only his athletic ability, but also to a tremendous competitive desire and a great attitude. 48 JUNIOR PROM %r The theme for the Junior Prom was The Days of Wine and Roses. Peter and the Wolves from Portland provided the music. At the invitation of the Juniors, the students and their guests enjoyed dancing their favorite dances. Some of the chaperones who attented the dance were Mr. and Mrs. Ye Ole' Wine Shoppe served as a refresh- George Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Caughell, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe ment stand during the dance. Shorb. 49 ALL SPORTS BANQUET Lions Club members, coaches, athletes, and the Rally enjoyed the dinner provided by a few mothers. junior-senior banquet Some of the parents, faculty, and students who attended the banquet. Mrs. Gail provided musical entertainment at the banquet. Henry Elder presented the Class Colors to Janice Taylor. 51 Mr. Elder giving a farewell speech to the Senior Class. Mike Wiedeman, Deb Frye, Gary Root, John Rife and Letha Lucas dance to a song by the band. Among those who enjoyed the Senior Ball are, left to right: Gloria Kalb and Kerry Quilaugh, Shari Farmer and Nick Stallard, Marty Stallard and Christine Ranta, Jake Caughcll and Mary Ann Clark, Timisha McCray and Ray Milojevich, Kathy Stallard and Jay Milojevich, and Gayle Lopez and Steve Rudberg. 52 Among the identified of the many who attended are, left to right: Bobbie Farmer, Linda Housel, Vic Frye, Ray Sturman, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Gail, Mr. Wellington, Mr. Lewis Fedor, Ray Milojevich, and Renae Wyland. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kerry Quilaugh and Gloria Kalb, Renae Wyland and Henry Elder, Steve Rundberg and Gayle Lopez, Jay Milojevich and Kathy Stallard, dance in the environment of the Senior Ball. SITTING, left to right: Roger Bushnell, Gayle Lopez, Chris McDonald, Steve Rundberg, Kathy Stallard, Jay Milojevich, Kerry Quilaugh and Gloria Kalb. GRADUATION STANDING: Judge Robert C. Belloni. SEATED. FRONT ROW, left to right: Sue Sehrag, Steve Rundberg, Mary Ann Clark, Doug Wyland, Mike Pinson, Judy Hayes, Miles Jordan, Deanna Hansen. BACK ROW: Chris Ranta, Marty Stallard, Deanna Hansen, Jake Caughell, Leroy Lawson, Gloria Kalb, Henry Elder, Karen Hofsess. Valedictory Address given by Salutatorian, Gloria Kalb, Henry Elder. giving her address. 54 The class of 1967 waiting anxiously for their entrance. 1967 graduates awaiting congratulations. Jake Caughell being congratulated by U. S. District Judge, Robert C. Belloni. Doug Wyland receiving his diploma. ulltll CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW, left to right: Steve Farmer, Russel Hill, Ixjuie Schrag. SECOND ROW: Trenton Breitenbucher, Marty Stallard, Henry Elder, Dan Evers, Coach Maurice Ray. The Powers Cross Country team was a success for the third straight year. The Cruisers did very well in practice meets and then won the District 4B meet for the first time. The team went on to place 4th in the State meet at Salem. The Cruisers were paced by newcomer Louis Schrag, a freshman, who won the district meet and victorious Henry Elder and Dan Evers who both placed high at state. Other team members who ran at District and State included Marty Stallard (senior), Trenton Brietenbucher (junior), Steve Farmer (sophomore), and Russ Hill (freshman). All the team members except Louis and Dan doubled as football players and as cross- country men and ran in the District and State meet the day after football games; so their achievements, were very outstanding. Henry Elder running a close second. BACK ROW, left to right: Ray Milojevich, Mike Pinson, Leroy Lawson, Jay Milojevich, Jake Caughell, Nick Stallard, Jim Stock, Marty Stallard, Dave Rolfe, Henry Elder. FOOTBALL - 66 Sept. 10 Monroe OPPONENT 0 POWERS 26 Sept. 16 Harrisburg 6 0 Sept. 23 McKenzie 19 19 Sept. 29 Crow 6 25 Oct. 7 Oakland 0 59 Oct. 14 Lowell 0 39 Oct. 22 Glendale 0 20 Oct. 28 Yoncalla 0 19 Nov. 4 Elkton 7 8 58 KNEELING, left to right: Ed Anderson, Rich McDonald, Russ Hill, Ron Hofsess, Mark Rector, Doug Vyland, Tom Shorb, Miles Jordan, Steve Farmer, Coach Maurice Ray. Coach Ray sends in a replacement, with a strange look of wonder! Another touchdown by Stallard. as Marvelous Marty” exhibited a great year. Nick Stallard breaks lose for extra yardage. The POWERS defensive unit holds an Oakland offender to little yardage. Leroy Lawson Tackle Marty Stallard Halfback Mike Pinson Fullback Marty Stallard and Jake Caughell, Co-Captains, with second-place league trophy. Doug Wyland Guard Henry Elder Tackle Jake Caughell End 60 Jim Stock-Center Nick Stallard-Halfback Jay Milojevich-Tackle Dave Rolfe-Fullback Ray Milojevich-End The 1966 football season was the most sucessful (record wise) in Powers' history. The Cruisers finished with a 7 win, 1 loss, and 1 tie record while placing second in District 4 B to the State Champions from Harrisburg. The season started on a winning note as we trounced Monroe on their home grounds by a 26-0 count. The feature of the game was a 99-yard touchdown run by All- State halfback Marty Stallard. In the second half of the year the Cruisers lost their only game 6-0 to Harrisburg after outplaying the Eagles for 3 l 2 quarters. The Powers team really jelled in the third game of the year as we came back from a 19-12 deficit to tie McKenzie at 19-19 on an outstanding play of the defense unit and the running of All-Conference halfback Nick Stallard. The 1966 football machine then rolled to 6 con- secutive victories, downing Crow at home by a 25-6 count while Powers defense led by All-Con- ference linebacker Doug Wyland and All-Confer- ence tackle Henry Elder held the undefeated and much hated Crow Cougars to just 48 yard rushing while Powers amassed 266 yards. The next game was the annual Homecoming game against Oakland which was won by the hopped up Cruisers 59-0 in an awesome offensive show. The Powers team then whopped Lowell 39-0, Glendale 20-0 and Yoncalla 19-0 before edging the traditional rivals from Elkton in a hard-fought 8-7 game. The Cruisers placed 5 men on the All-Confer- ence team. Ray Milojevich (end), and Marty Stallard (halfback), were named to the offensive first team; and Doug Wyland (linebacker), Henry Elder (tackle), and Nick Stallard (end) were named to the defensive first team. Other Cruisers cited for good play were Dave Rolfe (fullback), Tom Shorb (quarterback), and Jake Caughell (defensive halfback). Marty Stallard was voted Most Valuable Offense player by his teammates and was selected to the state Shrine team. Doug Wyland was selected as a state Shrine team alternate and voted most valuable defense player by his teammates. Other honors went to Nick Stallard, who was voted most improved and to Dave Rolfe and Tom Shorb who were named Co-Captains for the 1967 season. 61 The outstanding Cruiser team are, left to right: Dan Evers, Jay Milojevich, Nick Stallard, Jake Caughell, Henry Elder, Ray Milojevich, Mike Pinson, Marty Stallard, Dave Rolfe, Tom Shorb. The 1966-67 Basketball season was the best ever in Powers’ history, winning 20 straight games and then sweeping through the State tournament in 3 games for an undefeated 23-0 season and the State championship. The Powers team was one of the most well-balanced teams in ”B” history and raced to victories all season by using a press and fast break style of attack. The players were in excellent physical shape and had a winning attitude that made them champions. The Powers ”5” was never out rebounded and prided itself on defense and hustle. The offensive attack featured a passing game that was unselfish and the players were very adapt at hitting the open man. The only close game of the year came in the season opener with the Myrtle Point Bobcats who held a 38-20 half-time lead before falling to Cruiser pressure to lose 69-62. The practice games with Myrtle Point, Pacific, and Marshfield J. V. got us ready for the league trials. The Powers attack knocked over 14 straight league opponents while going over 100 points four times. The highlight of the league games was a 127-41 victory over C. B. A. which was a school record for points scored and the state high for points of the season. The powerful Powers team then went into the state tourney at Pendleton against the Pilot Rock Rockets and whipped them 80-54 in the tourney’s opening game. In the second game of the tourney Powers met Corbett, who had a 23-0 record, and were ranked 1st in some polls. The Cruisers pressed and ran to a 71-49 victory and left only one opponent in the way of a perfect season and a State championship. The Wallowa Cougars fell to Powers in the final game, and Powers had the crown and the 1st place trophy. The Cruisers placed Jake Caughell on the All-State 2nd team. Ray Milojevich and Marty Stallard (unanimous) on the All-State 1st team. The Cruisers voted their teammates several honors at the end of the season: Nick Stallard as Most Improved Player, Dave Rolfe for the Hustle award, and Marty Stallard as the Most Valuable Player. The Cruisers look for another good year in 1968 with 7 of the 1st eleven players coming back, but they will miss the play of 4 fine seniors: Marty Stallard, Jake Caughell, Henry Elder, and Mike Pinson. 62 Nick Stallard shoots a long one. Henry Elder tries to break loose against Yoncalla. Marty Stallard driving in for two points. VARSITY IN ACTION Dave Rolfe tries for two.” Mike Pinson-Forward Dave Rolfe-Guard Tom Shorb-Guard Jay Milojevich-Forward 64 Non-League Opponent Powers Dec. 3 Myrtle Point 62 69 Dec. 9 Marshfield J. V. 20 36 Dec. 10 Pacific 50 65 Dec. 16 Myrtle Point 58 69 Dec. 17 Marshfield J. V. 49 68 Dec. 21 Pacific 63 92 League Jan. 6 Glendale 46 98 Jan. 7 Camas Valley 28 87 Jan. 13 Yoncalla 58 84 Jan. 14 Elkton 51 65 Jan. 20 Days Creek 42 76 Jan. 21 Oakland 55 79 Jan. 27 C.B. A. 35 105 Feb. 3 Glendale 70 100 Feb. 4 Camas Valley 39 92 Feb. 10 Yoncalla 45 86 Feb. 11 Elkton 41 83 Feb. 17 Oakland 64 103 Feb. 18 Days Creek 57 78 Feb. 24 C.B. A. 41 127 65 STATE B CHAMPS Class B State Tournament OPPONENT POWERS Mar. 9 Pilot Rock 54 80 Mar. 10 Corbett 49 71 Mar. 11 Wallowa 59 83 ABOVE: Team members surround Coach Ray during time-out, as supporters show support by wearing Cruiser hats. Powers rolled over Wallowa 83-59 in the Championship game, as the Cruisers exhibited the best team in Power's history. 66 Jake Caughell lays one up against a Corbett defender as Jay Milojevich and Dave Rolfe come to help out. The Imperial 400 was the motel which the Powers supporters stayed. Powers Cruiser trying to recover the jump ball. 67 STANDING, left to right: Mike Bedvvell, Steve Portor, Russ Hill, Ed Anderson, John Rife, Terry Ellis, Ron Hofsess, Joe Elam, Mark Rector. KNEELING: Jim Stock manager, Kim Burt, Gene Quilhaugh, Steve Farmer, Alka Thornsberry. JUNIOR VARSITY Opponent Powers Dec. 3 Myrtle Point 50 45 Dec. 9 Pacific 30 57 Dec. 10 Marshfield Frosh. 32 42 Dec. 16 Myrtle Point 47 64 Dec. 17 Marshfield Frosh. 47 56 Dec. 21 Pacific 39 62 Jan. 6 Glendale 46 79 Jan. 7 Camas Valley 24 53 Jan. 13 Yoncalla 36 51 Jan. 14 Elk ton 39 34 Jan. 20 Days Creek 41 48 Jan. 21 Oakland 33 49 Jan. 27 C.B. A. 12 65 Jan. 28 Marshfield J. V. 51 50 Feb. 3 Glendale 36 53 Feb. 4 Camas Valley 57 62 Feb. 10 Yoncalla 42 44 Feb. 11 Elkton 43 66 Feb. 17 Oakland 46 74 Feb. 18 Days Creek 47 59 Feb. 24 C.B. A. 34 92 Ed tries to break lose for more points. Dan Evers displays his driving power. John Rife soars above the defenders. Wrestling anyone? 69 TRACK 1967 BACK HOW, left to right: Dan Evers, Ray Milojevich, Richard McDonald, Marty Stallard, Jake Caughell, Dave Rolfe, Ed Anderson, Mike Pinson, Russell Hill, Jay Milojevich, Henry Elder. FRONT ROW: Gene Quilhaugh, Steve Farmer, Miles Jordan, Doug Wyland, Coach Maurice Ray. Louis Schrag, Rick Aubin, Nick Stallard, Jim Stock, Andrew Schrag. The 1967 Track season was very successful for Powers High School. The Cruisers won all but three track meets and never placed lower than third. Powers tracksters dominated District 4B by racking up 228 points, a new district record. Marty Stallard set a District record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:01.3, this was also a new school record. Also the 440 yard relay team of Mike Pinson, Jay Milojevich, Dave Rolfe, and Jake Caughell set a new District record with time of 46.5. The mile relay team of Jay and Ray Milojevich, Henry Elder, and Marty Stallard ran a 3:38.6 for another District Record. Powers finished second in the State meet with 44 points. Those placing at State were: Nick Stallard who won the pole vault by clearing 13’ 3 4”, this was a new State record. Marty Stallard got 3rd in the javelin, 5th in the 880 yard run, and anchored the mile relay which placed 4th. Mike Pinson placed 2nd in the 180 low hurdles and ran on the 440 yard relay which also placed 4th. Jake Caughell got 3rd in the 100 yard dash and anchored the 440 yard relay. Ray Milojevich got 5th in the shot put and ran on the mile relay. Jay Milojevich ran in both relays. Dan Evers placed 5th in the mile. Henry Elder and Dave Rolfe placed respectfully in the mile relay and 440 yard relay. Other school records were set by Marty Stallard in the javelin, 195 10 ; the high jump, 5’10 l 2”, and the 440 yard run 51.6. Jake Caughell broke the century mark with the time of 10.1. Both the 440 yard relay and the mile relay Marty Stallard received a trophy for compiling the most points during the track season. 70 Shot putter, Doug Wyland, getting ready to throw. Nick Stallard ready to fling javelin. Jay Milojevich throwing discus. Marty Stallard warming up for javelin. 71 Mile Relay Team, left to right: Ray Milojevich, Dan Evers, Marty Stallard, Jay Milojevich. IT! Helen Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Lopez lost their lives in the South Fork of the Coquille River on November 20, 1966. They had been residents of the Powers community for 18 years. 3 Victor Lopez 72 Mrs. Earl Anderson 8 Ed Anderson 1, 16, 17,18, 39, 45, 50, 59, 66, 68, 69, 70 Ricky Aubin 1,20, 21, 40, 50,70 Dickie Baldwin 1,24, 25, 26, 41 Mike Bedwell 1,16,17,18,40,51,68 Ruth Bedwell 1,20,21,22,33,34,47 Annette Bern 1,24, 25, 32, 33, 41 Connie Bern 1, 16,17, 18, 33, 34, 38. 49 Larry Best 17, 51 Trenton Breitenbucher 1, 16, 17, 18,36,37,39, 57 Mrs. Buchanan 1, 6, 29, 38, 51 Kim Burt 1,24, 25, 32, 33, 41 Jackie Bushnell 1, 17, 22, 24, 25, 31, 32, 33, 38, 40 47 Roger Bushnell 1, 3, 16,18, 31, 36, 39, 12, 14. 53 Mr. Jack Caughell 49 Mrs. Jack Caughell 49 Jake Caughell 1, 11,28, 29, 36, 39, 44, 50, 51, 52, 58, 60, 62, 63, 65, 66, 70 Mrs. George Clark 49,51 Mr. George Clark 8, 45, 50 Missie Clark 1,20,21,31,32,33,38,45,51 Mary Ann Clark 1, 11, 14,28,29,32,33,34,37,38,47,51,52 Robert Clark 1,21 Jim Clauson 34 John Clauson 34 Dale Coppess 1,24,25,34,41 Wayne Coppess 34 Jackie Coster 1,3, 11,14,34,35,41,51 Jeannie Crabill 1,24, 25,32,33,38,40,41,44,46 Fred Cunningham 1,24, 25, 26, 34, 41 Pete Cunningham 34 Tom Cunningham 34 Mr. Dean Davis 6,16 Joe Elam 1,24,25,40,68 Mrs. Elam 9 Henry Elder 1, 11,28, 29, 39, 45, 56, 50 , 51, 53, 57 , 58, 60, 62, 63, 64, 66 Mr. Irwin Elder 1,5,8,45,51 Mrs. Elder 8,51 Terry Ellis 1,20,21,35,37,39,44,68 Danny Evers !, 3, 14, 16, 18, 39, 51, 57, 62, 63, 65, 69, 70, 71 Mr. Lloyd Evers 68 Shari Farmer 1,16,18, 28, 32, 34, 47. 49, 50, 52 Steve Farmer 1,20, 28,33, 39,45, 57, 59, 61,68,70 Mr. Fedor 53 Mrs. Fedor 1,7,29,35 Shirley Ferguson 1,24, 25, 30, 33, 40, 41 Mrs. Fertig 6 Oda Flood 1,24,25,41 Bob Frye 9, 51 John Frye 46, 53 Debbie Frye 1,20, 28, 31,32, 33, 34, 38, 47, 52 Mr. Terry Gail 1,7, 20, 50, 51, 53 Mrs. Gail 53 Meith Goldsworthy 1, 24, 25 Mike Gregory 34 Miss Jerrie Hanna 6 Deanna Hansen 1, 11, 14,28,29,32,33,34,37,41,47 Judy Hayes 1,11,36,37,46,47,51 Mrs. Hegarly 9 Russel Hill 1,24,26,39,41,57,68,70 Ellen Hoffman 1,20, 21,22, 33, 34, 47 Karen Ilofscss 1,12, 14,28,29,33,34,38,41,42,47 Ronald Ilofsess 1,20, 21,39, 40, 59, 68 Linda Housel 1, 16, 17,37,53 Stella Housel 1,20,21,37,40 Sandy Hurst 1,16,17, 18, 36, 37, 51 Mile Jordan 1, 12, 35, 37, 39, 50, 51, 59, 70 Elclyn Kalb 34 Gloria Kalb 1, 12, 14,28,29,30,32,33,37,44,47,51,52,53 Archie Lane 8 Leroy Lawson 12, 35, 37, 39, 41,49, 58, 60 Ronnie Lawson 21 Mrs. Lawson 9 Cora Lee Leggett 34 Karen Likens 1,24,32,33,40,41,47 Mr. Lopez 72 Mrs. Lopez 9,72 Gayle Lopez 1, 20, 21,22, 34, 37, 46, 52, 53 Lctha Lucas 1, 16,17,18, 32, 33, 37, 47, 49, 51 Patty Madewell 1, 20, 21,22, 32,33, 34, 47 Russell Martin 1,20,21,22,31 Timisha McCray 1,20,21,22,32,33,42,46,52 Jackie McDaniel 1,24,25 Mrs. Robert McDonald 29 Chris McDonald 1,20, 21,22, 28, 29, 32, 33, 37, 38, 46, 47, 53 Ken McDonald 34 Rich McDonald 28, 41, 44, 50, 59, 70 Mrs. George Milojevich 29 Jay Milojevich 1,14,16,17,18, 28, 29, 39, 45, 52, 53, 58, 59, 62, 64.66.61.70.71 Ray Milojevich 1, 3,16, 17, 18, 28, 29, 39,45, 52, 53, 58, 62, 63, 65, 66,61,70,71 Mrs. Mintonye 8 Mr. Nicklaus 1,3,6,37,45 Mrs. Nicklaus 9 Judy Porter 1,16,18, 29, 51 Steve Porter 1, 24, 25, 26, 41,68, 69 Mike Pinson 1, 12,35,37,39,41,50, 51, 58,60,62,64,63,66,70 Kerry Quilhaugh 52, 53 Gene Quilhaugh 1, 24, 26, 28, 41,46, 68, 69, 70 Chris Ranta 1, 12, 14, 28, 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 41,44, 47, 50, 52 Mr. Maurice Ray 2, 6, 39, 50, 51, 57 , 59, 63, 66, 70 Mrs. Ray 51 Mark Rector 14, 24, 39, 41, 46, 59, 68 Mr. James Richards 1,20,22,33,38,46,47 John Rife 20, 21, 22, 35, 42, 52, 68, 69 Dave Rolfe 1,3, 16, 18, 36, 39, 50, 51, 58, 59, 62, 63, 64, 66, 61, 70 Mrs. Kenneth Rolfe 8 Mr. Bob Root 8 Gary Root 1, 16, 17,18, 51,52 Jerry Ross 21 Amy Rundberg 1, 24, 25, 33, 41 Raylene Rundberg 1, 16, 17, 18, 33, 36, 49, 51 Steven Rundberg 1,13,14, 22, 36, 37, 46, 52, 53 Don Russell 14,25,41 Andrew Schrag 1, 20, 35, 39, 70 Louis Schrag 1,24,25,39,40,41, 50, 57,70 Sue Schrag 1,13,14,32,33,34,35,41,47 Barbara Shaffar 1,24, 26, 32,33, 40, 41 Rosita Shaffar 1,16,17,18,28,32,33,36 Mr. Henry Shaw 7, 9,36 Mrs. Henry Shaw 1,7,24 Marlene Shorb 1, 20, 22, 28, 32, 33, 37, 50 Mrs. Joe Shorb 29 Tom Shorb 1, 14, 16, 17, 28, 29, 39, 42, 45, 51, 59, 62, 63, 64, 66, 61 Teresa Shorb 1,16,17,18,39 Teresa Shorb 34 Austin Sipes 1, 16, 17, 18,39,42 Juanita Sipes 1,18,24,26,41 Pat Sipes 1,24,26,38,41 Kathy Stallard 1, 24, 26, 32, 33, 40, 41, 52, 53 Marly Stallard 1,13, 28, 39, 44, 45, 48, 50, 52, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62.63.64.66.70.71 Nick Stallard 1,20, 22, 39,44, 45, 52, 58, 62, 63, 65, 66, 61, 70, 71 Kathy Stevens 34 Kaylcen Stevens 1,20, 22, 33, 34, 45, 46 Mrs. Kenneth Stevens 51,25 Mr. Kenneth Stevens 51 Jim Stock 1,24,26,39,40,45,46, 58,61,68,70 Ray Sturman 53 J.O. 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