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2 n . 'r YG ' if ig , 4 Q A8 fe . su V -- i, N 3.3 ,im .,,,,3 ,ngglll 5- .5 QQ. 55351. 1. Cen-ski members. 2. Cen-ski advisor, Mrs. Atkinson. 3. Members of Cen-ski getting ready to go down the slopes. 4. Kelli Piper, Cheryl Taylor and Joe Storagee have a brief, discussion before they hit the slopes. 5. Leeann Worthington waits willingly for her lessons.
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CHESS TEAM CEN-SKI Ulzukers Skzcrs Wznnerf Silence was unwavering and as the clock ticked away, Centennial s Chess Team played straight toward victory This year s team placed fifth in the' Wilco league, and seventh in the Metro League With its top three boards, Doug Grover, Lonnie Dunn, and Matt Dziewiontkoski returning again next year, the team hopes to continue its success An outstanding membership of 80 made Cen-ski a club of progress and success Lessons began in january, starting at Ski Bowl and continuing at Meadows. Cen-ski was first to try the Pilot Program --a swing shift at Ski Bowl which proved to be very successful. , : I I Lf Concentration was intense. . . . . . ' I 1-3. Matt Dziewiontkoski shows how the game of chess is played as he concentrates on his tactics, makes his play, and once again focuses his attention on his maneu- vers. 4. Chess team members Matt Dzwiontkoski, David Di.Nucci, Doug Grover, Mike Heinrich, and Lonnie Dunn all focus their attention on the chess board forming a master plan with which to , beat their rivals. Mr. Vierra, club advisor, aids the group with their ideas. ...fs-H: -.,,.. 7 1 . . .. .w-0' 4
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CENTHISCAN Dazdlznes Ifrm' Demamizng Under the direction 'of advisor Mrs Kay Peterson, the 1975 Centhiscan staff designed and produced a creative artistic earbook encouraged the staff through their page deadlines Celebrations were held at Elmer s Pancake House upon completion Other activities for the class included a journalism seminar at Portland State University, competition at Mt Hood Com- munity College in areas of layout, photog- raphy, and design and a trip to Los Angeles for the national Journalism con- ference in April y . Patience, No-Doz, and plenty of erasures 1 JN Shipp C aren C ,Q s 1. 'M 7 fat P 5 Led
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