Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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5 .. ,..,, ESL-J--f if N 'QL V ' .ia ,, ' M 4 'V el 'n I ,. uw Voted on by their classes for Mr. Thanksgiving are from left: Senior joe Kern, junior Raye Williams, Taking advantage of the year's first snowfall are ophomore john LaMain and Freshman Matt Soots. loe Thompson and Vicki Crenshaw. a group tunes up before one of the many hops. A' '- 11:-H' - -.!.f j'n,,gf.v'r11A, sf. Quarterback lulee Scrivens hands off to Ann Sundstrom for a big gainer in second half action of the First Annual Powder Puff football game. ACTIVITIES 73

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State Champs Highlight Autumn The State Champion football team caused numerous extra-curricular activ- ities. Soc-hops were held after each home game, and, in the play-offs, there were two extra dances, making it seem as if the soc-hops were being he.ld every Friday night. Also, the girls decided to show off their football talents by organizing a powder-puff football game. The seniors and freshmen teamed to defeat the jun- iors and sophomores on the varsity field. Rounding out the season's activities were Parent-Attend-A-Day of School Week, the election of Mr. Thanksgiving, and the Hi-Q team's match. Senator Mark Hatfield explains his campaign to Chris Dorrenbacher Kathy Dziewontkoskr Clyde Carson and john Ray patiently await a questrt interested students just before the election which during HI Qactlon Score Centennial 115 Beaverton 200 he won. 12 ACTIVITIES

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Homecoming Week Fun Filled. Homecoming 72 was a complete success. We're the real thing was the theme which bonded together the event, the students and the school. A week of class and club activ- ities included poster competition, button sales, yell competition, skit competition, float competition and a different race every day during A and B lunches. The day of the game, during the Homecoming assembly, the skits and Queen Cindy Calhoun were presented to the student body. Princesses were Patti Dickson, Linda Hicks, Laura Garner, and Vicki Cren- shaw. Finally-the big game took place and the Eagles stomped Hood River with a score of 54-6. Grand Marshalls Don Wright and Bill McCord led the parade which included the floats and rally. Half time entertainment included the Hi-C's, the marching band, and the results of the competition, showing seniors taking first place with freshman second. After the Eagle victory, everyone retreated to the traditional Home- coming Dance featuring Wesak, thus ending an exciting week of Homecoming festivities. Frosh president takes out for a lead in the traditional tricycle race with a crowd all the way. According to the look on Duke Dube's face, homecoming dance with Wesak was fun. Rally girls Cathy Moore and Terry Newton sell buttons to Kathy Palviny and jim Bucholz for class competition. 14 ACTIVITIES