Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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SERVICE PERSONNEL Looks, C ustochans Provi ded Needed Si ervices The service people are very helpful to the school. Working quietly the custodians keep the school warm and clean. The cooks provide nourishing meals for all the students in the schools. The bus driver transports many children to and from school, and to all away games and events. Above left: Gayle Nothwang cheerfully takes the lunch money. Above right: Wyonell Hendon, Mahala Aber, and Denise Walker,who prepare the meals. Bottom left: Red Costello waits patiently for school to let out. Bottom middle: Bob Frye is busy repairing school equipment. Bottom right: Lavine Elam and Gladys Lawson pause from cleaning. 18

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Students Learn the Wonders of Ydod an d Wire Mr. Hiner taught the techniques in welding. Leather working, and wood working. Students in shop made hope chests, tables, bowls, chairs, dog houses, and toboggans. This year Mr. Nightingale taught electronics 1 and 11, The beginners learned basic skills, and the radios they made worked. The electronics 11 students kept busy building amplifiers, photoelectric devices, and radios, televisions, and record players. Jim Wesley works on his toboggan in shop class. Irene Hathaway smooths out a rough board for her project in girls shop. Steve Bartells working hard in metal shop on his project. 20