Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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FACULTY DIRECTORY TIMOTHY L. ADSIT — Superintendent-Principal Powers Public Schools. B.S., Oregon State University; M.Ed., Oregon State University. Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Confederation of Oregon School Administrators, Oregon Association of School Executives. Second Vice-President Parent Teacher Organization (PTO). First year in Powers Public Schools. GINNIE BARRET — Media co-ordinator at grade school and high school. Art education at University of Oregon, Lane Community College. Varsity rally adviser. One year. STEVEN BARRETT - English seventh, eighth, I, II, III, and IV; newspaper; drama. B.S., Southern Oregon State College. Junior class adviser, helped with con- cessions and take tickets. First Vice-President PTO, National Education Assoication (NEA), Oregon Education Association (OEA), Powers Education Association (PEA). Two years. FRANKIE FEDOR — Pre-Algebra I and II, Algebra I and II, geometry, general math. Math for Today, trigonometry, eighth journalism. B. S., Eastern Oregon College, University of Oregon; Portland State University; Illinois Institute of Technology. National Honor Society adviser, high school yearbook adviser, sophomore class adviser, seventh and eighth yearbook adviser. NEA-OEA-PEA, Oregon Journalism Associa- tion, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. Eleven years. GLENN GILLESPIE — Guidance and counselling, eighth and eleventh United States History, eighth math, eighth reading, ninth and tenth world geog- raphy. A.A., San Jose City College; B.A., San Jose State College; M.A.T., Oregon College of Education. Eighth grade class adviser. President Powers Educa- tion Association. NEA-OEA-PEA. Eight years. CRAIG KITCHING — Seventh and eighth science, ninth and tenth health, seventh language arts, ele- mentary physical education, tenth driver's education. B.S., Southern Oregon State College. Football and track coach, student council adviser, seventh grade class adviser. NEA-OEA PEA. Two years. ETHEL McCULLOCH — Seventh and eighth arts and crafts. B.S., Southern Oregon State College; Oregon College of Education; University of Oregon. Con- cessions adviser. One year. MAXINE MESERVEY — Remedial reading and spell- ing, ninth world geography. B.S., M.S., Eastern Oregon College; Southern Oregon College; University of Oregon; Portland State College. NEA-OEA-PEA. Two years. PETER NIGHTINGALE - Biology, physics, elec- tronics, physical science. Federal Projects, driver's education. B.S., Southern Oregon College; University of Oregon; Portland State University; Kansas State Teachers College, Lamar University of Beaumont, Texas. Assistant football coach, girl's basketball coach, freshmen class adviser. NEA-OEA-PEA. Nine years. GARY PEDERSON — Typing I, eleventh and twelfth personal finance; ninth career education; seventh grade math; tenth, eleventh and twelfth office prac- tice. B.A., Chico State College. Seventh and eighth boys' basketball coach. NEA-OEA-PEA. Two years. GLORIA QUILHAUGH - Fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth girls' physical education; ninth co-ed physical education; seventh, ninth, eleventh, twelfth home economics. B.S., Southern Oregon College. Girls' volleyball coach. Girls Athletic Association adviser, seventh and eighth girls' basketball coach. Oregon Coaches Association, Coquille Valley Tennis Club, NEA-OEA-PEA. Three years. KERRY QUILHAUGH - Secondary administrative assistant; fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth boys' phys- ical education; advanced physical education; civics; seventh social studies. B.S., Southern Oregon College. Varsity basketball coach, tennis coach, senior class adviser, Lettermen's Club adviser. Chairman negoti- ations committee Powers Education Association. NEA-OEA-PEA. Five years. STU RODMAN - Remedial Reading. B.A., University of Oregon; University of Massachusetts. One year. Faculty Directory 29

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Keep School Up to Health Standard MRS. ELLIS RE- TIRES IN JUNE Mrs. Marjorie Ellis retires in June from her custodial job after two and one-half years of em- ployment, and seven years of substituting. She plans to relax at home and possibly take a vacation trip. Her co-worker, Mrs. Lavine Elam, who is head custodian, has worked here for eleven years. Mr. Bob Frye, head maintainence man has served the school district for twenty-one years. This trio has kept the school clean and up to all state health standards. Mr. Francis Smith started the year as our bus driver. He resigned in April, and Mr. Ken Brackley was hired. The school has two buses, the big bus used as a spectator bus and the mini-bus used to transport teams to and from games and to transport students to and from school. 28 School Help

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Sharon Walker and Tom Gibbs dance at the Senior Ball. 30 Activities Divider