Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

Page 184 text:

Dan Robbins Mark Robbins Carolyn Roberts Ronald Roe Dohn Roush Ralph Routzahn Steve Rowe Mardi Rowley Ianice Santi Steve Sato Mary Ann Schauer Gynger Schmidt Rick Schmidt Dennis Schneider Becky Schubert Harry Schubert Gary Scoville Vivian Seeley Connie Shank Susan Sharp Bill Sheppard David Shoup Kathy Sickler Yati Siddik Gene Siens Kris Siens David Sipe Robert Skidmore Dan Sloan Butch Smith Sheldon Smith Iim Snyder Steve Snyder Woody Snyder Sherry Speidel Plans for college began with preliminary

Page 183 text:

with work of creative committee members W: Iuniors intently jot notes in Chemistry I lanqe group lecture. 1 X lr. F -5, x, . xl , ' .., K i' r - t. :Legg -me , . wry -f ,: 5 t .: ,. Q . , A -I ,I . S . 2 - S ll s g tr.. Alx lf if gt, iff I ,1 -1...-1 i PFA' Ex. Q s , - rel sf ' is . R ' C X R Iack Overfield Debbie Paquin Bobbie Park Ken Parks Betty Patton Raymond Payne Debby Peck Connie Petzoldt lohn Phillips Tim Pitsticl: Gary Poole Leslie Pope Hank Potts Buelah Powell Phil Present Dan Price Ianet Price Sue Priddy Deno Pulos Rick Reamer Ron Reddick Sharon Reese Terry Reeve Dave Reinker Dan Ressler Phyllis Retz Chris Reusch Dave Riley

Page 185 text:

With a spirited jump, Toby Hendrickson leads Centerville cheering section. - Tim Stark I L KA K K Charles Stein gg. 4 3. m 4 t Y X 1 l 'A Terry Stevens I. ., l Connie Stewart at . 'i Iudy Stewart ' , 'W ' Y Linda Stewart ' t .- p Bob stuaebakef Q S tm Sum l Doug Summers Lynn Suttman exams, preparation for future occupations ,t 4- A at 'I fa X tif' 41454 KZ te It f rf t wif 1 M Clyda Talbott Doug Tate Paul Tate Pamela Thomson Bob Treadway Becki Trommer Early in the new year, plans for the junior-senior prom were initiated under the main planning committee headed by Kay Bersch and Cindi Gahris. The theme, Moonlight in Madrid, brought forth ideas of lace, can- dlelight, and romance as the setting for the dance which was held at Imperial House South. Again this year, the after-prom boat trip down the Ohio River was chosen to climax the evening's activities, establishing a CHS tradition. To prepare themselves for college entrance exams, many juniors participated in the national testing pro- grams. Scores from the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and college visitations enabled many juniors to make that all-important choice-the right college. Representatives from various colleges and universities counseled interested juniors and guided them in mak- ing their selection of an appropriate school.