Powers High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Powers, OR)

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Sportsmanship earns respect Cruisers Surprise League This year’s Cruisers basketball team was the surprise of the Skyline Northern League. Picked by the opposing coaches for no better than fourth, the Cruisers took second and earned a trip to the district playoffs in Medford. Besides sur- prising the league, the Cruisers shocked Pacific and Bandon with wins in Powers over their larger rivals. The Cruisers gained the respect of all their opponents with hard work and an excellent fast break. The Referees Association recognized them along with the girls team, the band, rally, and fans for the best sportsmanship in the Southwestern Oregon District this year. Boys Varsity Basketball John Nightingale Roy Lehnherr Brian Mo we Kevin Adamek Richard Peerson Ken Lee Doug Werner Robby Kalb Jeff Huntley Matt Shorb Manager: Jason Sharp Boys Junior Varsity Ken Lee Doug Werner Robby Kalb Jeff Huntley Matt Shorb Ed Hayes Lee Peterson Tracy Byrd Dugan Looney Scott Bartlett Jason Sharp Page 24: top right, Roy Lehnherr, Jeff Huntley, and Richard Peerson; middle right. Coach Steve Young, assistant Coach Marty Harpo e. Ed Hayes, Doug Werner, Matt Shorb, Ken Lee, and Jeff Huntley; bottom right, the Cruisers in a huddle. Page 25: top, back row left to right, Ken Lee. Roy Lehnherr, Brian Mo we, Kevin Adamek, John Nightingale. Doug Werner; bottom row, assistant Coach . y Harpole, Robby Kalb, Jeff Huntley, Richard Peerson. Matt Shorb, and Coach Steve Young; miudle left, John Nightingale goes up for a lay-in; middle right. Jeff Huntley and Ken Lee wait for a rebound; bottom right, Roy Lehnherr tries for two points. 24 Cruisers Basketball

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GIVE UP? NEVER! The Cruiser girls varsity basketball team started their season with eight girls and ended with four. They played with courage but could not gain the upper score in any but one game. They out-maneuvered and out shot C.B.A in an away game. At Camas Valley, the Cruisers went into double overtime and lost by one point. The girls had an experience-filled year, according to Coach Ron Owings, who feels they are gaining a lot of valuable skills that will help them next year. The team worked hard; unfortunately their small size is a handicap difficult to overcome. Starting with eight players, seniors Tanya Morgan, Stacey Feuerborn and Corrin- na Sturman; juniors Lalania Sturman and Darla Fry; and freshmen Rhoda peck, Keri Rector and Betsy Peterson, the Cruisers lost Rhoda when she moved and Bet- sy because she was injured. But a Cruiser give up? NEVER! Top left, Tanya Morgan shoots for 2; top middle Corrinna Sturman looks for a dear pass; top right, Keri Rector set for the rebound; middle right, Darla Fry and Stacey Feuerborn trap; bottom, Lalania Sturman drives to success. 26 Cruiser Basketball