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«I, New Teachers Three New Teachers Powers High got three new teach- ers thisyear, Shop teacher James Click, Science teacher Kevin Lane and Home Economics teacher Linda McNeil. Mr. Lane was born in Iowa. After High School he attended one year at Iowa State. The next year he took two years off to travel with a musical production where he met his wife Sandy. Mr. Click used to live in Belling- ham, Washington, before he came to Powers. He got his teaching degree at Western Washington University. In his spare time Mr. Click likes to play tennis, snow ski, play guitar, and fish. Ms. McNeil replaced Gloria Quil- haugh, who took a leave of ab- sence to spend more time with her family. Ms. McNeil used to lived in Portland before she came to Powers. She got her teaching degree at Oregon State Univer- sity. In her spare time she likes to sew, cook, and visit with her sisters. siaff r,
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Administrators New Superintendent '1 Staff This year Richard Sheldahl took the place of Earl Down as Super- intendent. Mr. Sheldahl had been the principal at Dora Elementary School in Sitkum, Oregon, where he taught grades one through four. One of Mr. Sheldahl’s chil- dren, Mark, attended P. H. S. as a Senior. John Rollofson, the Counselor- Vice Principal, continued to be a big help to the administrative staff at Powers High School. Page 4 - Top: New Superintendent Richard Sheldahl; Bottom Left: Richard Sheldahl; Bottom Right: Counselor-Vice-Principal, John Rollofson. Page 5 • Top Left: Linda McNeel; Top Right: Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Eduardo Werneck and Kevin Lane. Left: Kevin Lane: Bottom: James Click.
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Sir Prrp.i-No Sweat Busy As Usual The regular P. H. S. teaching staff was busy as usual having some- times as many as six preparations in one day. Glen Gillespie was head of the Social Science depart- ment, also teaching seventh and eighth English. FrankieFedor han- dled the math and business, add- ing computers to her specialties. Kerry Quilhaugh continued to teach Civics and Physical Educa- tion as well as seventh and eighth grade math. Mary Fronk was in charge of English, which included the Cruiser year book and the Hi- Power. Barbara Wesockes and Keith Kronser taught reading and special education classes. 6 Staff
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