Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Spirit LOVELY COURT This year's Homecoming was full of activities. During Spiritweek people dressed up as hippie cave- men, Romans, punkers, and on Thursday, the day of the big game, they showed their colors. As was traditional the high school pro- vided the town's people with their homecoming parade. The three floats that best showed spirit, cre- ativity, and neatness were the sen- iors for first prize, $15.00, eighth graders second prize, $10.00, and third prize, $5.00, the seventh grad- ers. Wednesday, October 12 at 3:00 p.m. Shari Kalb was crowned Queen of the 1983 Homecoming court, by Mr. Football Glen Fry. The Juniors' choice for princess was Gretchen Stauffer; she was es- corted by Jack Lowery. The Sopho- mores' princess was Karen Lee: her escort was Scott Huntley. Fresh- man princess, Sarah Combs, was escorted by Kevin Adamek. The eighth grade princess, Lalania Stur- man, had as her escort Doug Werner. The seventh grade prin- cess, Michelle Martin, was escorted by Robby Kalb. The crown bearer this year was Joe Tyler and the flower girl was Janel Thorton. Kim Furgus played the piano. Page 28 - Right: Mr. Football Glen Fry, Homecoming Queen Shari Kalb, crown bearer Joe Tyler, and flower girl Janel Thor- ton before the ceremony; Page 29 - Top Princess Sarah Combs Prin- cess Karen Lee, and Princess Gretchen Stauffer looking at the camera instead of Mr. Football; Bottom left: Cruiser Rally members, Tracy Smith, at top of the pyra- mid, Stacey Feuerborn and Amy Rose sup- porting her, and Corrinna Sturman and Debbie Sturman forming the base. Not shown, Evelyn Feuerborn, rally advisor, re- signed at the end of the year; Middle right: Queen Shari riding around the field with Joe and Janel; Bottom right: Chris Wassman after being crowned Queen of Powers High. 28 Groups And Activities

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Students entertain 1001 NIGHTS This year Powers High sported many Nights : Parents Night, Science Fair-Awards Night, and Talent Night. The big activity at Parents Night was the fashion show, in which almost everyone participated. There were also air bands, skits, and singing. Science Fair-Awards Night was a big suc- cess with many people receiving recognition for outstanding work, attendance, and ingenious science projects. Talent Night has always been a favorite, and it was a smash again this year. The choice skits performed had the audience rolling in the aisles, and many unknown talents were exposed. The Outdoor Club sponsored Talent Night this year instead of the AFS Club. Page 30 - Tina St. Clair modeling at Parents Night. Page 31 - upper left: Phaedra Kalb, Tina St. Clair and Maureen Hogue singing for Par- ents Night; upper right: James and Wendy Click doing a skit on the destructive nature of television at Talent Night; bottom left: Angie Huntley reading her brother's win- ning poem at Parents Night; middle right: Mark Tracy and Keri Rector receiving sec- ond and third places at the Science Fair; bot- tom right: Chris Wassman, Paul Stallard, and Greg McAdams doing The Psyco Skit at Talent Night; 30 Groups . Activities