Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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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-

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Row 1: Carolyn Anderson, Judy Davies, Linda King, Betty Thomas, Jane Moultrie, Mary Niger, Candy Crump, Linda Lyons, Judy Delano, Pat Murhammer, Judy Waits. Row 2: Bobbie Lou Cooper, Corrine An- derson, Pat Schram, Roberta Grause, Karen Krause, Geri Jenkins, Naida Nicholson, Pat Martilla, Sharon Staples, Joanne Lindrud. Row 3: Barbara Webb, Kay Phillips, Carol Miller, Billi Lombardi, Kitty Weygandt, Lynne Rossiter, Nikki Wallace, Diane Stephens, Karen Ernest, Rita Moshbeger, Linda Mickow, Maryellen Welch. Row 4: Marvel Drake, Donna Nielson, Linda Cage, Elaine Brown, Flossie Vasey, Janet Gannon, Carlene Johnson, Penny Parson, Jackie Jacobson, Carol Hubbard, Pam Rady, Kathi Paprocki, Joyce Jones. G.A.A. Offers Athletics For Girls Girls do have muscles and to prove it the members of GAA, officially recognized by the Oregon School Activities Association, try their skill at volleyball, basketball and other sports. The girls have held a cake sale, sponsored a sock hop and participated in several playdays with other schools. GAA is led by Pat Mar- tella, president, and Mrs. Watson, advisor. Pat Martilla is going to get some extra studying done