Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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i gl! 'T Vi As winners in the month of October, for spirit, Cathy Wade and Russ Watts warm up their cheering ability. Paul Keiper and Cathy Wade stick to their cause and win Dedication award for November. at L ..-, , 1- .f, ,-un' im.-a--.- - k 0.6 . , . , M v , if, His.- i M , M A -- ' it :Qian f I 'Q if ll?i .1q -it Q J lA4lA4AllLlA .dl . Did you hear the one about the traveling salesman? says Bob Balch to Maura Mozolli as winners of Humor for March. K 1, .fl , -,':W9'-W ,. 1 ' , We shouldn't be doing this Marcg You know what the handbook says! explains Cheryl Reznicsek to Marc Walker as Best Couple for February. SENIORS 157

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Boy 81 Girl Chosen for Monthly Recognitiong Personality Traits Exposed. Put on a happy face seems to be the motto of Jeanie Holms and Clint Livengood to go with their title of con- geniality for the month of December. 156 SENIORS Becky Horton and Dan Donaldson think they're pretty neat as winners of the neatness award for the month oflanuary. To receive the award of service for the month of April, jim Byan and Gail Parker did many unknown deeds for C. H.5. We l

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BOTTOM ROW: Kerry Gribble, Secretary, Carolyn Kline, Treasurerg Marion Rutledge, Presidentg Kris Hoagland, Class Repg TOP ROW: Becky Crimmins, Vice Presidentj Lesley Burns, Student Council Rep, NOT PICTURED Debbie Buckley, Student Council Rep. It's been four years since the class of '73 began doing their thing and this year was no exception. Both money making and service projects were on the agenda. The additional project of selecting boys and girls of the months and keeping two activity boards up-to-date were headliners. The class also collected stamps and coupons, but the newest service project this year was King Krazylegs twith George Goben reigningj, and through the help of the basketball team members it was a great success. Candy, candy and more candy headed the sales and money-making projects. Class members held candy sales during lunches, and home baseball games, and during the dances. On Halloween candy grams were sold. It's been four years since Seniors first entered the halls of Centennial. Fun, excitement, and much effort helped make the Class of 73 outstanding. 158 SENIORS ,l r .1 ss.. ' sw, ' 1 1' ,, H fi 4 we Q- sas l s , , Yi '-.ggix .... sf s . ,ANN X - A' NX 1 . ji. -af ' Q . ,ar ' V . .,,, -M 5 I x t fx F7 L . Qc.. 4 - ,I Senior Class Adviser Denny Cole relaxes after a long four years with the Senior class. Also advising the Class of 73' was Miss Sandra Vincent.