Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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L, 1.QTOP ROW L TO Rj Debbie Syring, Diana Laxton, Karen liams, Mary Edmeades, Ann Crawford, QZND ROWQ Coach D. Stewart, Debbie Corbett, Linda Anderson, Loye Palaske, Peggy Blake, Debbie Benzinger, Ruth Ann Winters. f3RD ROWQ Sherrill Tweith, Sally Sundstom, Tracey Iiams, Tamey White, Linda Palaske, Kyna I-lager, Coach C. Detorre. MTH ROWQ Diane Nelson, Betty Brooks, Vololoa Burgess, Joanne Keup, Kerry Servas, Brenda Hansen, Cindi Lindemeier. QSTH ROWJ Pam Davis, Barbara Palaske, Debbie Lindemeier, Lisa Raab, Wendy Wirth, Debbie Diede. 2. Kerry Servas and Joanne Keup 1525 look on as Karen Iiams slams the ball. SCORE BOX WON LOST Varsity League Record 7 4 L, 'Y Awf 2 E l K1 in lr an

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1 my Z .few ,ga wi ' - ,ff 1 2 1 .-.-l Gvmvvns 57675 Gzrls 311,11 Over 3065 lnvent1ng new excltlng moves takes a lot of work states Mlss june Morlan, dl rector of our gymnastlcs program The glrls practlced three hours a n1ght, every nlght, after school durlng the entlre sea son Thelr many hours of practlce along w1th thelr 1nsp1rat1onal coach explalns thelr fantastlc wlnfloss record of 12 wlns and only 2 losses On the Varslty team, Clndy Struck ex hlblted a very strong rout1ne composed of superlor moves on the balance beam Kenda Graham, the top vaultlng gymnast ended up besldes bemg a bar speclallst was also an asslstant spotter Taralee Ness dlsplayd a beautlful rout1ne concentratlng on grace and aglllty Klm Thompson showed a lovely rout1ne on the floor and always was able to cheer up the team jan Dlscus had a charmlng rout1ne but unfortunately had to end the season early because of a knee lnjury Molly Patrlck made a great representatlon at the State Gymnastlcs Meet wlth her superlor rout1ne on the un even bars V1ck1 jones won the all around award at 12 of the 13 meets she attended A Potluck Awards Banquet was held December ll rn the cafeterla The Varslty team members recelved letters and both team members recelved gymnast1c charms for thelr charm bracelets , . .- the season doinghand springs. jean Rech, ' ' h YI H 4 I 1. Kathy Ielenek spots Tammy Hemry 2. 3 Miss Morlan assists Kelly Gaylord 3. LV. Gymnasts: Teresa Hartshorn, Sue Fisher, Beth Balch, Kelly Gaylord, Kitty Gay, Jean Topaum, Lori Miller, Tammy Hemry, Terri Winsor, Kathy Hughes KSITTHNIGJ, Sandy Deford, D'Nise Stoddard. a.,,,uN-at

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in-L Hlf 55 Y 5 E ' mf GIRL,S VOLLEYBALL: Girls Krfnquer fnelfperience Youth, inexperience, and tough op- position were a few problems facing the girls' volleyball team according to Coach Diane Stewart. The girls Wrapped up their season with a successful League Record of seven wins and four losses. Senior Betty Brooks a setter was voted by her teammates as the Most Valuable Player High scorer of the sea- son was sophomore Kerry Servas who averaged six points a game Aside from their regular games the girls challenged the men s faculty to an after school game and trounced the un- prepared men 15-12 and 16-14 consecutively ,C 1 r.,kILi A -Ski 2 1 . Betty Brooks 1125 watches Joanne Keup as she slams the ball over the net. 2. Karen Iiams 1555 eyes Joanne Keup who scores the winning point. N 99 i