Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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Row 'l: Mrs. Ditto, Janet Weber, Cheryl Petersen, Georgine Bartholomew, Janet Tennant, Sheila Werry, Nancy Frost, Carol McClinton, Beverly DeVore. Row 2: Charlot Brown, Nancy Neiger, Pat Holmes, Betty DeVore, Karen Lehman, Deline Couvillion, Lenore Hansen, Dorothy Schill, Beverley Sohrweid, Marida Girton. Row 3: JoAnne Hutchinson, Rosalind Christianson, George Gaston, Judy Enebo, Kathy Kelley, Don Meyer, Suzanne Short, Elaine Tyson, Rose Ruecker, Sheryl Harvey. F. B.L.A. Sells Pennants Selling Centennial pennants and candy suck- ers tothe student body were the maior proiects of FBLA during the year. The club has also seen several movies, heard Dr. Patricia Swenson talk about Mass Media, and had their annual bar-be-que at Mrs, Ditto's. lt is easy to see how FBLA develops aggressive business leaders, and creates more interest and understanding in the choice ot business occupations. The club is under the capable leadership of Lenore Han- sen and Mrs. Ditto. Lenore Hansen is practicing for the business world

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Row 'l: Sally Jelinek, Carol Fantetti, Jimmila Nettell, Delores McKelvey, Annabelle Gullion, Ellen Louen, Peggy McCann, Sharon Anderson. Row 2: Ramona Saylor, Lorraine Devlin, Desiree Carey, Susan Con, Vicki Keating, Linda Boifano, Rhonda Weckel, Shiela Werry, Gayle Pawlack, Marlene Teeney, Darlene Quillen, Mrs. Mie-hoff. Row 3: Deanna Casto, Carol Simpson, Michele Bassenave, Mary Lee Benner, Lynette Gobel, Karen Thompson, Gayle Fandrich, Phyllis Collins, Louise Hall, Gloria Laughlin, Linda Woodlee, Jolene Cross. Row 4: Cee Cee Duquette, Diane Gobel, Sharon Albus, Paula Hagg, Nancy Austinson, Virginia French, Kathy Owen, Mary Laughlin, Sherry Travnick, Diane Crane, Keiu Anderson, Maureen Harmes. Row 5: Ardyce Dempsey, Deana Hempe, Laurie Black, Paris Slyter, Pat Hubbard, Cheryl McCarty, Jeri Reber, Delene Tobin, Karen Blom, Gail Pomeroy, Susanne Short. Chi-Ata Hos Thanksgiving Food Drive Chi-Ata's purpose is to serve the school in any way in which they can be of help. Some of the various things they have done this year are sponsor the Thanksgiving Food Drive, a carwash, candy sales, and serve at the Region lll Meeting. Led by Mrs. Miehoff, advisor, ancl Dee McKelvey, president, Chi-Ata has been a great asset to the club program at Centennial. Dee McKelvey is going to see Miss Bumala about some new plans.

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The titty members of this year's Pi Epsilon do a terrific iob of promoting spirit throughout . the school. They are led by peppy Annette Olsrud and Miss Bornschlegel. Some of the highlights of the year tor them were selling programs, decorating the field for home games, making posters for games, sponsoring a sock hop, and putting on skits for assemblies. Pi Epsilon also co-sponsored the Football Dance and Bonfire with Rally and Men of C. Anne eOlsrud is aintin osters to romoteatrack meet. . . . , , H p gp P Pi Epsilon Strives for School Spirit Row 'l: Sandy Cameron, Jackie Jacobson, Pat Murhammer, Kathie Groom, Desiree Cary, Louise Hall, Annette Olsrud, Kathy Kato, Lyn Gobel. Row 2: Janice Rohm, Pat Elder, Diana Kehoe, Celia Masten, Judy Ziman, Sherry Harbey, Donna McLain, Jill Jennings, Gail Pawlack. Row 3: Berdetta Jenkins, Terry Smith, Ardith Shirley, Darlene Kramer, Linda Gowen, Karalee Stenson, Sally Stoko, Kathy Young, Kathy Spohr. Row 4: Sheryl Battaglia, Pam Skaggs, Judy Obrist, Sandy Fisher, Lee Martin, Karen Lydon, Linda Thoreen, Shirley White, Judy Delano, Gayle Fandrich. Row 5: Susan Travnick, Kadi Anderson, Jan Lunan, Linda Weston, Peggy Barr, Kathy Schiffman.