Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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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

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One of the best Pre Seniors The Junior class started the year witl sixteen students. By the end of the yea they were down to twelve but still man aged to bring in about $200 with all the activities they held. They pulled together to decorate for the Junior Senior Ban- quet which turned out to be quite a suc- cess. They will probably be remembered for their tendency to play practical jokes on everyone, things like rearranging stu- dents' cars or pushing them up a bank or completely removing everything from someones' locker and putting it into a different locker. The Junior boys will es- pecially be remembered for initiating the younger boys over and over again. The Juniors started the year with $213.29 and ended the year with $250.80 because of the money they used for the Junior Sen- ior Banquet. All these students partici- pated in one or more sports activities. The athletic abilities of these impending seniors guarantee a prosporous year in all areas of sports. Class officers were Tracy Smith, President; Kim Kerr, Vice President; Sharon Rose, Secretary Trea- surer; Victor Johnson, Sergeant-at-arms; and Rick Butler, Student Council Repre- sentative. Page 31- Top left: Scott mentally preparing for the game; Top right: Phaedra receiving her Christmas present; Bottom left: Rick Fry during spirit week; Middle: Kim talking hard; Middle right: Vic; Bot- tom right: Hard at work in history. Sharon Rose Orie Foster Debra Sturman Kim Kerr Rickie Fry Tracy Smith Elton Morgan Rick Butler Karen Lee Phaedra Kalb 30 JUN1ORS Sheila Sturman Victor Johnson Teresa Fry