Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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(TOP RIGHT) HOME ECONOMICS TEACHER. CAM WESTVOLD. (TOP LEFT) ANNUAL TEACHER, FRANKIE FEDOR, ASSISTING JOHN COWAN DURING ANNUAL CLASS. (MIDDLE LEFT) SHOP TEACHER, BOB FOX . WORKING ON A PROJECT DURING SHOP CLASS. (ABOVE) SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER. GLENN GILLESPIE. INSTRUCTS TWO STUDENTS. (BOTTOM LEFT) PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER KERRY QUILHAUGH INSTRUCTS HIS STUDENTS ON THE ART OF TUMBLING FACULTY 15

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FACULTY TEACHERS, BOARD AGREE ON TWO- YEAR CONTRACT A TWO-YEAR TEACHERS CONTRACT WITH THE SCHOOL BOARD WAS AGREED UPON IN AUGUST AFTER JOHN ABERNATHY FROM THE PUBLIC EM- PLOYEE RELATIONS BOARD MET WITH THE TEACHERS AND BOARD MEMBERS TO BREAK THE IMPASSE WHICH HAD BEEN DECLARED IN THE SPRING. THE TEACHERS SALARY FOR THE 1976-1977 YEAR IS TO BE THE AVERAGE OF THE RAISES OF THE OTHER SCHOOLS IN COOS COUNTY. MR. GLENN GILLESPIE IS PRESIDENT OF THE POWERS EDUCATION ASSOCI- ATION; FRANKIE FEDOR. VICE -PRESIDENT; CLAIRE SUMMERS, SECRETARY; AND SHARRONNE VINCENT. TREASURER. THE NEGOTIATING COMMITTEE, SHARRONNE VINCENT, MARY BLONDELL, AND CLAIRE SUMMERS, ATTENDED TRAINING SESSIONS IN NORTH BEND AND BANDON TO PREPARE FOR NEGOTIATING A NEW CONTRACT WITH THE BOARD IN 1976-77. (TOP RIGHT) MRS. GINNIE BARRETT. LIBR AR IAN, TALKS WITH HER HUSBAND MR. STEVE BARRETT, ENGLISH TEACHER. (BOTTOM RIGHT) CRAIG KITCHING. SCIENCE TEACHER, LECTURING IN ONE OF HIS SCIENCE CLASSES. (ABOVE) PERSONAL FINANCE TEACHER GARY PEDERSON INSTRUCTS CLIFF PARKHURST. 14 FACULTY

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ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH CLASSES PUBLISH NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINE MR. STEVE BARRETT TAUGHT ALL ENGLISH CLASSES EXCEPT ELEVENTH GRADE, WHICH WAS TAUGHT BY MRS. FRANKIE FEDOR, AND SEVENTH GRADE, WHICH WAS TAUGHT BY MR. CRAIG KITCHING. THE ENGLISH CLASSES SHARED THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PUBLISHING THE SCHOOL NEWSPAPER, THE H l-POWE R . THE ELEVENTH GRADE PUBLISHED IT THE FIRST NINE WEEKS, AND OTHER ENGLISH CLASSES THE REST OF THE SCHOOL YEAR. MR. BARRETT'S CLASSES PUBLISHED A MAGAZINE, THE RAVEN. MR. BARRETT TAUGHT A MUSIC APPRECIATION CLASS FIRST SEMESTER. SOCIAL STUDIES, GEOGRAPHY, AND HISTORY CLASSES WERE TAUGHT BY MR. GLENN GILLESPIE. THE EIGHTH, NINTH, AND ELEVENTH GRADE CLASSES WORKED ON BICENTENNIAL PROJECTS. ONE OF WHICH WAS A REPLICA OF CUSTER'S LAST STAND IN THE LITTLE BIG HORN RIVER COUNTRY IN MONTANA. MADE ON A LARGE PIECE OF PLYWOOD AND ON WHICH GRASS SEED WAS PLANTED TO MAKE IT LOOK AUTHENTIC. MR. GILLESPIE'S EIGHTH GRADE READING CLASS SPENT ONE SEMESTER WORKING WITH NEWSPAPERS TO LEARN THE MAKE-UP OF A NEWSPAPER AND BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH JOURNALISM. SAID MR. GILLESPIE, IT WAS A FUN LEARNING ENDEAVOR AND VERY REWARDING.” MR. KERRY QUILHAUGH'S AMERICAN PROBLEMS CLASS ALSO USED THE NEWSPAPER IN THEIR STUDIES. (TOP RIGHT) AMERICAN PROBLEMS STUDENTS. CLIFFORD SHAFFAR. JOHN COWAN, REX LESHER, AND JOHN BUSHNELL. USE NEWSPAPER FOR STUDY. (RIGHT) PREPARING THE HI-POWER FOR PUBLICATION ARE CATHY CAIN, DEANNA SMITH. CLIFF PARKHURST, SUE HAMBLY AND TERRY COWAN. 16 ENGLISH. SOCIAL STUDIES