Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Geraldine Wallace looks up from her work in Art. Art and Photography Not in the Dark Photography is a very important class in our school. If we didn’t have it, there would be no pictures for our an- nual. Taught by Mr. Nightingale, the photography class ia a great benefit to the school. The Art Department, new and dif- ferent, has brought an interesting change to the academic program. Painting, lettering, and making mosa- ics were a few of the things the classes did. Miss Brister explains to Jill Moore, and Mona Frost the matters in Art Lowell Shorb experiments with camera. The Photography class, Mike Wright, Dave Boutin, Lowell Shorb, PeteCunningham, and Pete Peterson show different types of cameras. Teresa Shorb, Linda Hathaway, find excit- ment in painting windows. 29

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Band And Chorus Sounds of Music There is sweet music here that softer falls Than petals from blown roses on the grass, Or night-dews in still waters be- tween walls Of shadowy granite, in a gleaming pass: Music that gentlier on the spirit lies, Than tired eyelids upon tired eyes; Music that brings sweet sleep down from the blissful skies. .. Alfred Tennyson Mr. Herzberg busy listening for an un- wanted note. Mary Stallard, Nancy Froberg, Rita Shorb, Julie Moore, Kathy Stevens, Carol Russell, Pam Parry, and Debbie Stallard are the members of the Chorus. Mr. Herzberg listens for the sounds of music. Mark Magill, Cora Leggett, Pete Peterson, Ron Martin, Ken McDonald, Dave Boutin and Nancy Froberg. 28

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Commercial Arts Letters Beware Commercial Arts is a name given to classes that are for office work and the bus- iness world, such as Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, and Business Law. Mr. Beitel gave the students the help they needed with these classes. There are many new machines; so the students have more of an opportunity to use the information given to them. Mr. Beitel working right along with the stu- dents. Shirley Taylor is never without work in Typing II. Typing busily away in 7 th period are Dave Boutin, Red Warner, Sue Cowan, Jill Moore, Aleta Shorb, Mona Frost, Dave Satterlee, Tom Elam, and Walter Thorntoa What is so interesting that Mary Exner, Lee Peterson, Red Warner, and Dave Boutin find to type? Judy Reynolds looks as though she has a big problem in Bookkeeping II. 30