Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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ORGANIZATIGNS The various organizations tounol in a high school are sometimes extensions ot classroom study, and others exist pri- marily tor service and promoting school spirit. Centennial's clubs offer a variety ot interests-acaclemic, social, service - for all students. li if 5 li r rg? l li , i fill it i fi ifili ,- bf , f'Q'iEl ii , i il 1 ,. 1 . A I if it -3 la , - Working Together in Common Interest

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Row 1: Mr. Simons, Doug Manley, Wayne Hagoes, Vance Cannucci, Eric Lydon, Art Coughlin. Row 2: Ralph Yoder, Steve Burgess, Howard Slyter, Art Thorstad, Ron Barrett, Mike Winters, Ray Anderson, John Wood, Boyd Gelhaus, Jim Arvidson, Art Manning. Row 3: Mr. Tarpenning, Norm Kramer, Jim Petitmermet, Mike Cule, Ken Cayton, Scott Engstrom, Jim Hadley, Joel Ivey, Dan Betts, Keith Shannon, Lee Brooks, Ray Shirley. Row 4: Gary Anderson, Bob Campbell, Ron Duquette, Harvey Van Brunt, Tom Gilstrap, Darris Larson, Cary Skagen, John Barr, Bill Muir, Dan Nicholas, Eric Wogsberg, Craig Maybell. Row 5: Jim Hendricks, Larry Burgess, Kip Kruger, John Vawter, John Baker, Dennis Baker, Tom Walsh, Bill Parsons, Ben Newhart, John Westron, Gerald Gowen, Gene Schrock. Men of C Gives Pancake Dinner A varsity letter is what it Takes to become a Man of C. The Men of C stress the importance of athletic, social, and educational functions. This year the mighty Men of C so-ld Eagle booster buttons, sponsored the pancake din- ner, faculty basketball games, and the Spring Sports Banquet. They also co-sponsored the Football Dance and acted as guides for the Region Ill Conference. The block C worn on a blue sweater by Wayne Hagoes, the Presi- dent, and the other men is becoming the rec- ognized sign of a good student and a good penning and Mr. Simons. Wayne Hagoes is caught leaving class. citizen. The Men of C are advised by Mr. Tar-