Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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c LETTERMAN’S CLUB Student Coaches Train Girls For Exciting Powder Puff Game Powder puff coaches Jim DcLong and Earl Warner (for Senior Thrashers) and Bert Looney and Roger Clauson (for Junior Jivcrs) trained the girls for an exciting battle in which the senior girls trounced the junior girls 8-0. These coaches spent hours with the girls teaching them to wear the heavy football gear and run in the mud and rain. Sponsoring the powder puff game was the first activity of the Lettermen. In playing against the faculty in a hard-fought basketball game, the Lettermen gained the edge over the faculty 69 62. This game was also sponsored by the Letterman’s Club. The Lettermen also sponsored basketball games between junior and senior boys. (C) Kerry Quilhaugh (referee), Mike Warrick, Jim Wesley, Tom Elam, Dan Ellis, Albert Hytrek, Earl Warner, and Steve Bar tel Is in the junior- senior game. (D) LETTERMAN’S CLUB MEMBERS: Seated, Chuck Hendon, Brad Allred, Bill Walker, Earl Warner, jim Wesley, Curt Warner, Harry Rolfe, Gordon McDonald, Sam Clark, Mike Warrick, Roger Clauson, and Dan Ellis; standing, Steve Barte ls, Albert Hytrek, Walter Thornton, Clifford Shaffar, Guy Shorb, and jimmy Thornton. Letterman’s Club, 25

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STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE PHS Student Council Up Dates School Constitution Revising the constitution and bringing it up to date kept the student council busy in 1973. One of the changes that was made was to enforce that a student have a grade point average of a 3.00 or better before he can hold a student body office. Also the voting procedures were changed to allow only two people to vote in the voting room at one time. The next change was that a student body officer can hold more than one other office in a class or organization but only one in the student council. Also the annual Homecoming dance is to be put on each year in the future with all classes sponsoring it. Activities Committee was left to two people to do the work for everyone else. Vice President of the Student Body, Jim DeLong, and Superintendent of our school, Mr. Bernard Adamson, met in the office or library and agreed or disagreed on the activities for that week. (A) Bernard Adamson, Principal, and Jim DeLong, student body vice- president. (B) STUDENT COUNCIL: David Boutin, student body vice- president; Lona Lesher, assistant treasurer; Irene Hathaway, Honor Society student council representative; Jim DeLong, vice-president; 21 Roger C auson, junior class student council representative; Aleta Shorb, treasurer; Brad Allred, sophomore class student council representative; Bert Looney, parliamentarian; Rex Lesher, freshman class student council representative; and Janie Blond ell, secretary. 24, Student Council Activities Committee

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 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Six Members Tapped At Spring Ceremony Six P.H.S. students, Robert Aiken, Gayc Hill, Kim Morgan, Kristi Stewart, Geraldine Wallace and Julie White were tapped for membership in the Hi Lite chapter of the National Honor Society at the tapping ceremony May 1. Mike Warrick and Albert Shorb escorted mothers of these students into the gym as each member was tapped. Tapping was done by Mary Exner, Jill Moore, Irene Hathaway, David Boutin, Sue Cowan and Aleta Shorb, who gave a rosebud to each new member after selecting him from the student body. President Jim DcLong administered the oath to the new members, and Bernard Adamson, Principal, presented certifi- cates. Glenn Ludtke, music teacher played popular tunes on the piano. A beautiful cake, made and decorated by Liz Pierson, and punch were served to the new and old members and their mothers after school in the gymnasium. 26, Honor Society