Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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National Honor Society, Student Council Six Students Tapped at Spring Ceremony Sophomores Dale Blanton, Alice Blondell, Diane Lenahan, Teri Riley, Michelle Simes, and junior Guy Shorb were tapped at the National Honor Society tapping held in the high school gymnasium May 14, and will be considered probationary members for the first year. Mothers of the new students were present at the ceremony and shared cake and punch in the gym after the ceremony. Liz Pierson made a beautiful cake with the new members’ names written on it. Officers of the Hi-Light Chapter of the National Honor Society serving for 1974-1975 were President, Robert Aiken, Vice- President, John Cowan, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Rhonda Dead mond, and Stu- dent Council Representative, Rex Lesher. The Student Council revised the school con- stitution to include the seventh and eighth grades in the student body. Vice-President Rob Aiken met with the Activities Committee on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons to pass or reject activity slips for bingos, car washes, and other student money-making projects. Page 21: (Above) Laurie Allred gives a speech on leadership at the National Honor Society tapping ceremony. (Top right) Jimmy Thornton and Rick Speaks provide background music on their guitars for the tapping ceremony. (Lower right) N. I.S. President Rob Aiken welcomes guests. Page 25: (Top) STUDENT COUNCIL: Guy Shorb, Junior Class Representative; Teri Riley, G.A.A. Representative; Rob Aiken, Student Body Vice-President; Kris Stewart, Student Body Treasurin'; Tom Gibbs, Sophomore Class Representative; Alice Blondell, Student Body Assistant Treasurer; Larry Jnselman, Seventh Grade Representative; Melanie Gibbs, Eighth Grade Representative; and Dennis Wallace, Freshmen Class Representative. (Lower left) Seated in front of their candles at the N.H.S. tapping ceremony are Kris Stewart, Rhonda Deadmond, Rex Lesher, and behind the roses, John Cowan. (Lower right) Student Body President Brad Allred. 24 National Honor Society

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Varsity Rally Girls Attend Rally School Varsity cheerleaders Lea Anna Hendon, Debbie Mather, Queen Laurie Allred, Phyllis Christian, and Michelle Simes had a lot of fun this year entertaining the crowd with their new yells that they learned at rally school in July, 1974, at Oregon College of Education in Monmouth. During football season the rally used such spirit ideas as decorating the coaches’ houses in the middle of the night with soap, toilet paper, and shaving lotion. On other occasions they served the players cookies and punch be- fore an important game. During basketball season the Varsity rally had a good time doing their “Red Lights a-Flash- in’” chant which the spectators liked and re- quested the rally to do. Bonita Tibbs was Varsity Rally advisor. Page 26: (Above) Michelle Simes and LcaAnna Hendon in one of their gay moods. (Upper right) ImuHc Allred, Michelle Simes, LeaAnna Hendon, and Debbie Mather saying, “Hi!” (Middle) Laurie Allred, Debbie Mather, LcaAnna Hendon, and Michelle Simes in a formation. (Right) VARSITY RALLY: Phyllis Christian, Debbie Mather, Michelle Simes, LeaAnna Hendon, and Queen Laurie Allred cheering for the football team. Page 27: (Above) Laurie Allred, Michelle Simes, Debbie Mather, and LeaAnna Hendon doing a mount. (Below) VARSTIY RALLY LeaAnna Hendon, Debbie Mather, Phyllis Christian, Michelle Simes, and Laurie Allred making noise in the halls. 26 Varsity RaMy