Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Science From Peas to Fruit Flies Science is a branch of knowledge, especially one concerned with estab- lishing facts, principles, and methods by experiments and hypotheses. That is just what Mr. Nightingale and the science classes did this year. Looking for answers and learning new and in- teresting facts brought a different light on many things. The Chemistry class finds fun in learning different skills. 26 Biology 1 class is busy learning the ways of life.

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Mrs Fedor discusses the difficulties in Trigonometry and Analysis with Judy Reynolds, Kathy Stevens, and Ken McDonald. Mathematics A Fraction Of Learning Math is a course used in all fields of work. Confused about prime numbers? Having trouble with Trignometry? Room 118 has your answers. This is where Mrs. Fedor goes for her full day of classes. General Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trignometry, and Analy- sis all are taught by Mrs. Fedor. Lee Peterson, Mary Rauch, and Mona General Mathematics students pay close atten- Pam Parry works to finish her assignment Frost ponder over the difficult proofs in tion in class. Geometry. Celeste Hytrek poses for a picture. Mrs. Fedor assists Algebra 1 in their work. 25

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Dave Boutin works hard on a project in Electronics. Industrial Arts Students Learn Skills in Woodcraft With a new building and equipment, the Industrial Arts Department started off with a great beginning. Mr. Hiner taught the techniques of welding, leather work- ing, and wood working. At the beginning of the second semester, several girls, to the disappointment of many boys, invaded the shop area. They were taught the basic techniques and learned to work with wood and leather. In Mr. Nightingale’s Electronics class the boys learned to make and build radios. Tom Cunningham works in Electronics. Mr. Hiner helps Larry Frost in Shop. In Shop II Ricky Lopez holds chair while John Clauson measures. Alan Wiwatowski is busy making dresser in Shop 11. 27