Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Giant step AFS ACTIVE When there was a dance to be put on the A.F.S. were usually the ones to host it. The A.F.S. had enough activities this year to make a colony of ants envious. As tradition carries through the years, so did the trip to Kah-Nee-Ta, along with the profit- able orange sale, walk-a-thon, and the dessert. The highlight of this year’s club was sponsoring Powers High School’s first American Abroad Student. Chris Bessey took a giant step for Powers while enjoy- ing himself at Venezuela. For three months Powers High had a new for- eign student to talk to. Hernando made alot of friends and found a second home for a short time. Page 8: Top-Kevin Adamek, Paul Stallard. and Chris Bessey; Left-Kevin Adamek. Paul Stallard. and Chris Bessey; Right-Mike Al- tenbach, president; Bottom, Top Row, Left to Right-Jack Lowery, Shelly Butler, Mike Altenbach, Paul Stallard, and Ricky Butler; Middle Row-Jeff Huntley, Kelly Johnson, Orie Foster, behind Chris Wassman, Kelle Adamek. Tina Russell, Scott Huntley, and Elton Morgan, Bottom Row-Darla Fry, Sta- cey Feuerborn, Chris Wassman, Phaedra Kalb, Kevin Adamek, Advisor Jim Click, and Ken Lee. Page 9: Top, Top to Bottom-Amy Rose, Lisa Moody, Mary Fronk, Elizabeth DeVoe, Shelly Butler, Angie Huntley, Jack Lowery, Chris Wassman, Greg McAdams, Niki Prindel, Chris Bessey, Rick Fry, and Sharon Rose; Right-President Chris Wass- man; Middle, Top Row, Left to Right- Ken Rose. Angie Huntley, Lisa Moody, And Eli- zabeth DeVoe; Bottom Row, Left to Right Chris Wassman and Amy Rose; Bottom, Back Row. Left to Right- Amy Rose, Jack Lowery, Chris Wassman, Mark Facey, Shel- ly Butler, Karen Lee, Tina St. Clair, Stacey Feuerborn, and Tracy Smith; Front Row- Jim Click, Teresa Fry, Darla Fry, Debbie Sturman, Jackie Morgan. Sarah Combs, and Tanya Morgan. 9

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Elevation 2296m SNOWBOUND The Outdoor Club decided that 1983 would be a great year for skiing, and as usual they were right. Every time the Club would have a meeting, skiing was the main topic. When the months for tschussing came, members of the Outdoor Club could be seen slipping, failing, and getting burnt on the slopes. The money used to support the trips came from numerous bottle drives, bake sales, and hotdog sales. Overall they had a lot of fun together while getting to know each other better.

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Getting going SPIRIT BLASTS OFF This year’s rally squad consisted of only one Senior, two Juniors, and two Freshmen. This will let four ex- perienced cheerleaders return. Due to a low turn out, these five valliant girls had to combine their efforts to cheer for both J.V. and Varsity. With practices being held every night, the girls ended up, one of the better rally squads of the state. The rally was a tremendous help to the teams. Their support led two teams to state. Activities sponsored by the rally were carwashes, bake sales, and bottle drives. So to the rally squad of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Three, the Cruiser cap is tipped. Page 10: Top- Tracy Smith looking mean; Middle- Tracy Smith on her knees, Niki Prin- del bent over, and Shari Kalb upright, help- ing build the foundation for Tina Fry and Debbie Sturman; Right, Top to Bottom- Debbie Sturman, Tina Fry, Shari Kalb, Niki Prindel, and Tracy Smith; Bottom- Niki Prin- del and Tina Fry watching Debbie Sturman and Tracy Smith freak out. 10 Raily