Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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if A . , -f A -fha Centhiscan Staff Mrs. Kay Peterson - Adviser Kerry Gribble, Anne Christensen - Co-Editors Marcia Laxton, Sue Rove - Seniors Laurie Bragg, Holly Gribble - Academics Steve Vice, Dale Rennie, Doug Havely, Doug Cook - Sports Kathy Buhler - Underclassmen ' lan Johnston, Carol Reames, Mary Schomann - Activities and Organizations lim Bryan, Rod Davis, Dave Geurts, Fred Brown, Walter VanRheen - Photographers 720 CENTHISCAN S. I 'il

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Happiness: A Completed Yearbook! . wg, . .V 5 g - 'W ,qwl w ft. .- '- ttf Coffee tkof'i2, n. a beverage consisting of roasted and ground crushed seeds of Coffee arabica. In other words, something to keep the staffawake and alert! g W l,t'T',:N i f -vlh w ?K'f: lAf:'f' :Z 'gf ,Q ei-:', ttf ls- ' f A ,. J - A E This photo typifies the amount of effort exerted by Dave Geurts. Under the supervision of the new Centhiscan adviser, Mrs. Kay Peterson, the yearbook staff once again pulled off another fine yearbook. They performed numerous skills in securing pictures for their pages. They set up appointments and confirmed photographers. Then, the great hunt for subjects was on! Notes were writ- ten and delivered. People were hunted down by way of the PA system and even by organized search parties. The camera-shy subjects then were prac- tically roped and tied down for their portraits. And, as for getting the pic- tures finally printed, it would be easier to make the Republicans look good in Watergate! Amid all this, the book was finished. A proud moment came when they found that they finished it, not in the hole as in previous years, but financial- ly clear. A celebration was held at El- mer's Pancake House, where a small awards ceremony followed. L i 'it Adviser Kay Peterson looks relieved after finally meeting the deadline. CENTHISCAN 727