Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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Frosh Power Prevails. The Class of '76 gave their first preview of high school spirit when they took second place over-all in Homecoming Activities. They proved their determination again when they secured a victorious first place in the Thanksgiving Food Drive, after collecting approximately two-thousand cans of food. ln addition, the Freshmen spon- sored such service projects as col- lecting fabric remnants for rest homes, highway and cemetery clean-up days, contributed to the sending of two seniors to Washing- ton D. C. and collected five-hundred dollars by trick-or-treating for UNICEF on Haloween. The Freshmen also devoted their energies to the moneymaking en- deavors of car washes, the sale of Valo-grams, Ghoul-grams, and two candy sales. They also held a Spa- ghetti Feed in the school cafeteria. The Spirit of '76 became class of the year-a real FIRST for A Fresh- man class. R 3 5 l' . ..v. , .ia K q -if I 5 Mg gl wi i i i n i f ii Q A fwfr limi ml A ia t iii Q- V. It I NMQF, A W ik xy ijfl 1 . cw 3 El P it Q Q '57-ag A Q n W 4 4 S lp K. ' fs ak' TOP: Freshmen Fall Officers are Lori Walker, S.C. Rep., lan Zurcher, Treas., Matt Soots, Rep., Janice Neilsen, V. Pres., and Debbie Pollard, Pres. ABOVE: Freshmen Spring Class Council includes Tammy Eggers, Class Rep., Gloria Martinez, Sec., Carl Larson, Class Reo., Sherril Tweith, V. Pres., Ken Austin, 5.C. Rep., and Janice Neilsen, Treas. BELOW: Freshmen Class Advisors, Mrs. Elyse Nemes and Mr. Ted Peetz, are the guiding force behind Frosh Power. -.-2.1-,-- ., -1 1 -:as H 4 F- or 71 . ll - -tm.. - .aa 5 3 C-at fe-sf ll ,,:ii,,w, , .ea 3. M ca- Q H i jg im? W , FN 5: ii in Egg gi i 1 ,N 5 5 w. ,H ti. I 7 1

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