Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Page 18-Top right: Teresa Fry and Stacey Feuerborn; middle: Tanya Morgan and Stacey Feuerborn. middle right: Darla Fry; lower left: Phaedra Kalb. Karen Lee. Stacey Feuerborn and Tracy Smith; lower right: Stacey Feuerborn. Page 19-Upper left: Mrs Quilhaugh and Wendy Click; upper right: Tracy Smith; upper middle: Stacey Feuerborn. Teresa Fry and Phaedra Kalb; middle left Karen Lee. Phaedra Kalb and Tracy Smith; lower left: Phaedra Kalb; lower right: Tracy Smith and Karen Lee Volleyball 19

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 Only Seven THIRD PLACE AGAIN This year's volleyball team had only seven players, but the cruisers continued their tradition of finishing in the top half of the league, losing only to Elkton and Days Creek. The record for the season was 6-4. Four seniors will be greatly missed next year: Teresa Fry, Phaedra Kalb, Karen Lee and Tracy Smith. Other members of the team were juniors Stacey Feuerborn and Tanya Morgan and sophomore Darla Fry. With only seven girls to practice it was sometimes difficult to keep the spirit high but the girls were always there working even when they didn’t feel well. The small numbers made them realize how impor- tant each player really was to the team. Because there were not enough girls for a J.V. and Varsity squad this year's assis- tant coach Wendy Click not only helped out coach Gloria Quilhaugh but started a 7th and 8th grade program. Hopefully these girls will help the program grow in future years.

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Stili rebuilding THE LACK OF CONSISTENCY The 1985-6 basketball season was somewhat of a disappointment. While starting the season with high hopes of going to state, the Cruisers ended the season with only six games in the win column. There were several bright spots though. All the players worked hard and grouped together, trying to maintain both a J.V. and Varsity program. Each player had outstanding games; unfortunately, outstanding games as a team were too few. As a team, they had some fine min- utes of basketball, but often the lack of consistency would result in winning one half of a game but losing the final score. Regardless of the final record, the Cruiser team will always play with intensity and pride. Of course, all the players are win- ners in our hearts.