Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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(TOP) BELVA FRY, DEANNA SMITH. MR. GLENN GILLESPIE, ELAINE QUILHAUGH, AND ALICE BLONDELL TAKE CARE OF THEIR BICENTENNIAL LITTLE BIG HORN PROJECT. (LEFT) MR. STEVE BARRETT WITH SENIORS GUY SHORB. REX LESHER. AND RICHARD WALLACE. (ABOVE) STUDENTS WHO RECEIVED CERTIFICATES FOR THEIR BICENTENNIAL PROJECTS: TERI RILEY. ELAINE QUILHAUGH. SUE HAMBLY, GUY SHORB. TOM GIBBS. KEVIN MORGAN, RENE GIBBS. CLIFF PARKHURST. CARLA DE LONG, ALICE BLONDELL. BELCA FRY, AND DEANNA SMITH. ENGLISH, SOCIAL STUDIES 17

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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

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MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE MATH CLASSES INDIVIDUALIZED WITH THE HELP OF BAYARD HILLWAY OF THE INTERMEDIATE EDUCATION DISTRICT, THE MATHEMATICS CLASSES SET UP A PARTIALLY INDIVIDUALIZED INSTRUCTION PROGRAM, WHICH WAS NECESSARY WHEN AS HIGH AS FIVE DIFFERENT MATH SUBJECTS WERE ASSIGNED TO BE TAUGHT IN A SINGLE CLASS HOUR. SAID MRS. FRANKIE FEDOR, MATH TEACHER, THIS PROGRAM WORKS VERY WELL FOR HIGHLY MOTIVATED STUDENTS AND ALLOWS ALL STUDENTS TO WORK AT THEIR OWN PACE . PHYSICAL SCIENCE FOR FRESHMEN AND BIOLOGY FO R SOPH OM OR ES W E R E TAUGHT BY MR. CRAIG KITCHING. THE BIOLOGY CLASS MADE A TRIP IN MAY TO CAPE ARAGO TO STUDY SEA LIFE, AND GATHER PLANT SPECIMENS. MR. GARY PEDERSON TAUGHT THE CHEMISTRY CLASS OF SEVEN STUDENTS. (TOP RIGHT) DENNIS WALLACE, SHARON WALKER, ALLYSON CUMMINGS, AND RON REED IN BIOLOGY CLASS. (ABOVE) MR. CRAIG KITCHING INSTRUCTS HIS SCIENCE CLASS. (RIGHT) SHERRY ALLEN IN MATH CLASS. 1 8 MATH, SCIENCE