Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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High Voltage wails out a fast, hard-hitting beat. junior Laurie Patrick waits patiently for her underwear to dry. Amidst outhouses and bath tubs, everyone boogied to the sounds of High Voltage at the Chi-Ata sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance. Steve Marryin' Sam Vice hitched many couples, and the marriage vows were sealed with pipe cleaner rings andakiss. Vittles for the hungry folk included apple cider, rootbeer, donuts, and caramel apples. Games like leapfrog and wheel- barrow races were included andjunior Raye Williams and Sophomore Dawn Barney were selected as the best dressed couple and won the title of LilAbner and Daisy Mae. junior Raye Williams and Sophomore Dawn Barney smile pretty in their dogpatch duds as LiI'Abner and Daisy Mae. ACTIVITIES 25

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Hilo, A.F.S. busy fun-filled weeks Oregon's liquid sunshine greeted our visitors from Hilo, Hawaii, once again. Despite the rain, team members and rally girls visited Lloyd Center for last minute Christmas presents. And then skipped a day of school to play in the not so generous amount of snow on Mt. Hood. Special attraction was the tradi- tional Hawaiian dance performed by rally girls during halftime at Centennial and at the Trail Blazer's game. Our Hawaiian friends were not the only visitors at Centennial. The week of Febru- ary 5 brought AFS students from various schools to ours. Yes, A.F.S. week started off with a bang as popping balloons were noted throughout the halls. Balloon sell- ing, a hot dog eating contest, a slave trade, and a whip creampie throwing contest headed up the weeks calendar of events. Mr. Ted Peetz was noted as the most profitable slave, selling for 5'l3.00. tw-- . x. Y 1 7 ,, fy, -n.-f W : 331 f lll V - w 6, , meg' l .J S AFS week chairman, Kathy Buczkowski, creates whip cream pies for pie throwing contest. 26 ACTIVITIES r ig A It 1 14521- .tf 'q ggsggs asf- - awe 1 tts.. M Visiting foreign exchange students from various schools participate in the AFS week assembly. tm... ...sift V 1 :--1-'- ' .lam 4 . c '4 -- ' f ' ' N.. xx af' 55 Hilo Hawaiis 2nd vice principle Roy Fujimoto and Mr. Servas exchange gifts from their respective states during an assembly.