Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Mike Warrick Heads Activities Committee STUDENT COUNCIL, ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Mike Warrick, student body vice-president, met every Wednesday noon with Principal Glenn Scofield to pass or reject the activity slips turned in by organizations for bingos, fun-nites, car washes, and other money-making activities. The student council planned the student body dance for January 12 and hired the band, Raggedy Ann, for $250.00. Due to a misunderstanding, Raggedy Ann was unable to come, and Silver Hills promised to come instead. The night of the dance students waited for an hour for the band to show up. Silver Hills had had an auto breakdown and sent Sweet Release in their place. It took Sweet Release only a few minutes to set up and start the rock and roll music. Fifty dollars was knocked off the original cost of the band because of its late arrival. Student council members also passed a budget plan to aid the varsity cheer leaders to attend both the Ashland and Baker basketball play-offs. (Left) Mike Warrick, Student Body Vice-President and head of Activities Committee. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS (below): Kathy Anderson, Rex Lesher, Kristi Stewart, Student Body President Roger C auson, Brad Allred, Student Body Vice-President Mike Warrick, Principal Glenn Scofield, Robert Magill, Student Body Treasurer Lona Lesher, Stella McCulloch, and Student Body Secretary Janie Blonde . Student Council, Activities Committee, 29

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JUNIOR VARSITY RALLY Elaine Quilhaugh Is Queen of Junior Varsity Rally Elaine Quilhaugh (Queen), Michelle Simes, and Mabry Hendon were the junior varsity squad. They helped the varsity rally do the school son at each pep assembly, and they attended all junior varsity games to lead yells and support the team. Bingos, fun-nites, and car washes were held to pay for their new orange and black outfits. (Right and below) Michelle Sunes, Mabry Hendon, and Queen Elaine Quilhaugh. 28, Junior Varsity Rally

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Six Students Tapped at National Honor Society Assembly Sophomores Laurie Allred, Phyllis Christian, John Cowan, Rhonda Deadmond, Rex Lesher, and senior Curt Warner were tapped at the National Honor Society tapping held in the high school gymn April 17. The mothers of members and of new students to be tapped were present when the tapping ceremony was held, and were invited to share cake and punch in the home ec room after the ceremony. Gloria Quilhaugh, home ec teacher, decorated the cake with lovely yellow roses, the flower of the National Honor Society. Janie Blondcll was named by the Scholarship Board of the National Association of Secondary School Principals as a finalist in the National Honor Society Scholarship Competition. As a finalist, she does not receive a stipend. However, if a monetary recipient of Oregon does not accept his award, Janie will be in line to receive his stipend. Officers of the Hi-Light Chapter of the National Honor Society serving for 1973-1974 were President, Prudy Lucas; Vice-President, Stella McCulloch; Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Anderson; Parliamentarian, Janie Blondcll; and Student Council Representative, Albert Shorb. Lona Lesher (top right) speaks on the importance of service. Kris Stewart (top left) lights a candle for scholarship. (Lower left) Prudy Lucas, Janie Blond ell, Kris Stewart, Lona Lesher, and Kathy Anderson prepare the refreshments for their mothers. (Lower right) Mothers, Dorothy Anderson, Alberta Stewart, Anona Cowan, and E a Lucas. 30. National Honor Society