Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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5. v. scoREs OPPONENT Rex Putnam 26 29 Tigard 24 32 Oregon City Reynolds Milwaukie Lakeridge Gresham Barlow West Linn The Dalles Clackamas Lake Oswego Hood River Centennial Inv n Grant Inv District Meet Incomplete Team C.H.S .v, FROSH SCORES OPPONENT Rex Putnam Oregon City Reynolds Milwaukie Lakeridge Gresham Barlow West Linn The Dalles Clackamas Lake Oswego Hood R1ver Centennial Inv n Grant Inv n District Meet Incomplete Team ' 15 it 15 ' I5 28 27 tl 17 it 15 ' at 15 50 15 I9 43 t 19 ' 44 I5 ' . 2 d . 4th ' ' 4th C.H.S. 40 17 Tigard 35 20 ' 'Z' I5 'k 15 ' ' 31 25 ' I7 44 28 27 A 17 ' 43 I6 35 21 40 I5 42 18 ' 15 ' . 2 d . 2 d ' ' 4th 2 1. LV, Cross Countryg FRONT: Tim Popiel, John Ulhmeyer, Ken Cambell, John Worden, Jim Brown. BACK: Paul I-Iagstrom, Pat Castle, Kevin McDevitt, Eric Johnson. 2. Fresh and eager, the I.V. 's strive for position at the start of the race. 3. Frosh Cross Coun- try3FRONT: Ron Schultz, Greg Bowman. Mike Arnodeo, Bob Hillerich. BACK: RodgerPoore, Ron Trevarthen, Craig Brandt, Scott Benzinger. 92

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1 One of Centennials top runners Gene Stone g11des to victory 613055 GOZIJV CRM Depth J-lelps ffarrzers Sophomore Gene Stone led the Centennial hot trotters to a third in the district meet and a mere three points from state qualification Tigard was the team that ousted them from the trip to state Mr Crane was pleased and a bit surprised about the season Of course, lwas disap- pointed about the three points in district but a lot of depth Some of the depth were seniors Steve Snelling Kurt Erspalmer and Mark Goin Next year we should be top contender against Lakeridge for the district crown We have an excellent crop of sophomores and freshmen coming up , Il ! overall we had Very good runs, and we had ll 9 I1 Opponent Centennial Rex Putnam Tigard Ore City Reynolds nc Mllwaukle Lakeridge Centennial Invit r Gresham Lake Oswego Invit West Linn The Dalles Clackamas Lake Oswego Hood River Grant lnvit Dist Meet . 20 36 ' 20 37 . ' 35 24 I . T. 15 ' ' 33 23 ' 20 41 ' ' . 3 d 42 20 Barlow 45 15 ' . 4th ' 35 24 23 33 31 26 -I b ' 35 24 ' ' 50 15 , ' . 6th ' . 4th X 91

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X 11 :pr if W ,.a..gi,,-sgwss . ra, . 2 .SLA up , is Q, gi j.V., FROSH, CROSS CGUNTRY Kunners to your Marks. . The J. V. Cross Country team was very successful and ended the season with an impressive 10-3 Win-loss record. Although the team was constantly being restaffed, they rarely lost. Complimenting their talent is a 2nd place ribbon for the prestigious Centennial Invitational. Paul Hagstrom and Tim Popiel led the J. V. 's and also lettered on Varsity as did Roger Poore, a runner on the Frosh team. Although the turn out for the Frosh team was the smallest in four years the team had a very big year In the team's 12 win- l loss season a very tough Lakeridge team provided the only defeat The Frosh took 2nd in the Centennial and Grant ln- vitationals but ended up with a disappoint- ing 4th at District Rodger Poore was the unchallenged leader but in his absence to the Varsity Scott Benzinger, Craig Brandt, and Ron Trevarthen led the Freshmen The Will and desire instilled in the J V and Frosh runners by Coach Crane has enabled them to produce another Win- ning season in Centennial history 1. Leading the pack, Scott Benzinger flanked by Craig Brandt ON THE LEFT and Ron Trevarthen ON THE RIGHT, glide toward their distant goal. 2. Pat Castle crosses the horizon with a tree fspecies unknown, in hot pursuit.