Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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One new member P.H.S. For Africa7' This year the National Honor Society tapped only one new member, sopho- more Kevin Adamek. It lost two senior members, Kelle Adamek, and Gretchen Stauffer. The 1985 Junior and Senior Banquet turned out a success. This year the junior class of 1985 asked some of the sophomore boys to help serve at the ban- quet. Parents' Night has become a yearly event at P.H.S. and each year it seems to get better and better. This year was no exception. The theme for Parents' Night was Born in the U.S.A. and decora- tions were all red, white and blue. The performances were well organized. A special lip-sync was organized to try and get alot of the students involved. The idea was very successful, involving at least half of the student body for We are the World ' by, U.S.A. for Africa. Page 26- Top picture: Left to right Gretchen Stauffer, Kelle Adamek, Karen Lee, after tapping new member of the National Honor Society, Kevin Adamek; Middle Right: Senior class president Jackie Morgan passing the colors to junior class president Tracy Smith; Middle Left: Karen Lee; Bottom Picture: Junior class decorating for the Ju- nior and Senior Banquet; Page 27- Top Left: boys air band at Parents' Night; Middle Left. Freshmen class doing a skit at Parents' Night; Top Right: Tina Russell; Bottom Picture A few of the students doing a lip-sync to U.S.A. for Africa at Parent's Night; 26 ACTIVITIES

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New Goals Much Success Student Council was very active this trying to get the whole student body in- volved in large activities this year. Most events proved to be very successful, a car wash, chili feed, and a spagetti feed. The student body decided to use the money for a school stereo. Although the stereo could be purchased this year, we hope to see the same involvement next year to achieve the goal. Awards Night, ac- knowledges students in areas other than sports. For three years now, students have received awards for spelling, Eng- lish, science, math, history and many other areas of a student's education. On this same night students' exhibit- Sci- ence Fair projects and wood shop pro- jects to parents and the public. Awards are distributed to the various levels. Page 28- Top Right: Student Council officers left to right, Karen Lee Treasurer, Rickie Fry Assistant Treasurer, Gretchen Stauffer President, Kelle Ada- mek Secretary, Phaedra Kelb Parliamentarian, and Tracy Smith Vice President; Bottom Left: Tina Russell accepting her award at Awards Night; Bot- tom Right: Stacey Hyder proud to be part of Awards Night; 28 ACTIVITIES