Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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 Page 22: left - Chris Wassman. Top- Glen Fry. Middle- Glen Fry and Chris Wassman. Bottom left: Coach Farrier. Bottom right: Paul Stallard. Page 23: Top left: Jack Lowery. Top right: Glen Fry, Tony Monaco, and Chris Wass- man. Bottom left: Glenn Gibbs, Bottom right: Cruisers offense.

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■ History is made HUSTLE EARNS TEAM DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP The 1983 volleyball season was the most successful in the history of Powers High School. The team used well practiced bumps, exact sets, and smashing spikes to plow their way through Skyline League Play. Elkton handed them their only defeat in league play. The loss placed Elkton and Powers in a tie for first place in the Northern Divi- sion. A coin was tossed to decide seeding for the District Tourna- ment. The Cruisers lost the toss and went to District seeded second. The girls won three tough matches, one against Days Creek, and two against Elkton; but as was their weak point all year, it took three games to win each match. They de- feated Elkton in their last game 15- 13 which sent them to the State B Volleyball Tournament in The Dalles. The Cruisers opened at State by playing Falls City. The girls were excited but tense about their first state tournament play. They played three tough games but ended up two points short from making it into the finals. Two hours later the girls played a consolation match against Condon. Powers won the first game but was again closely de- feated in the next two. The team was disappointed because they ended up fourth, but the left with one thing in mind, We'll be back next year! Page 24 - right: Shelly Butler and Kelle Ada- mek blocking: Page 25 - upper left: Shari Kalb, Shelly But- ler, and Kelle Adamek; upper right: Kelle Adamek; middle left: Emotional District Champs!; middle right: Phaedra Kalb and Karen Lee hugging: bottom left; Shelly But- ler and Teresa Fry; bottom right; Jackie Morgan; 24 Volleyball