Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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Couples take advantage ofthe pleasant evening to stroll on the mall below the balcony. We X, The perfect gentleman, Larry Strous, carefully pours Ann Christensen a glass of punch. The ballroom is alive with the sound of Music . fi f Bob Wronski and Teresa Turnbull find a moment of tenderness while dancing. ACTIVITIES 37

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Baubles, Bangles, Bright Shining Beads. The junior-Senior prom was held at Portland State University Ballroom, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. The group Music provided the sound. Refresh- ments were catered by P.S. U. A photographer was provided to take pictures for couples who wanted them. This years prom workers were, Kris Olsen-general chairwomen, Elaine Kuhn-assistant chairwoman, Todd johnson-Class president and general helper, Bernie McCrystal-decorations. The bids were yellow as the decorat- ing colors were yellow and white. There was no theme, but in its place was a verse on the first page of the bid. Bids were designed by Chris and Elaine. Kathy Dykstra, lim Montgomery, and dates rest and have refreshments between songs. r Q-- .V M55 flkf . .. WJ f-Z -A H I t. as Lrg L , .gi l V A 4' . serve-f - Q I 1 M ' t Vrana l ' 'T '-'sg' Q 2.,,3,a,. 1+ K Candy Melton and her date enjoy the fresh evening air at P.S.U. While Vicky Boothman enjoys the punClL Klaus ZOGHEV Checks out. 30 ACTIVITIES things

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Awards Assembly A Sentimentallourney. Centennial's fourteenth annual awards assembly featured th gradu- ating class of 1973. The assembly, held in the gym, climaxed the seniors' last day at CHS. Kathy Dziewiontkoski and john Ray were the M.C. s. Becky Crim- mons recited memoirs of the seniors past four years. Various awards were given to well deserving students. Language awards included: Spanish, Terrie Johnston, French, Becky Crimmons, and Laura Zimmerman, German and English. The Science award went to Norm Cleav- land. Carol Luebner was selected as the outstanding Business student. journalism awards were given to two members of the Talon staff, Dru Soeh- ren and Francis lwamoto. lim Bryan, photographer for the Centhiscan, re- ceived the Lorna Davis Memorial Scholarship. The senior counselors, Mr. Grufke and Mrs. Burreson, announced Klaus Zoeller and Marion Rutledge as boy and girl of the year. The all-around athlete was Scott McCord, who had participated in foot- ball, basketball and baseball. gi Approximately 400 seniors await the beginning of the Awards Assembly. Thespians were named as club of the year. Ending the assembly was the an- nouncement of the class of the year, the Spirit of '76. Effwflg ' Aww- , ' I! A -5 . .. .Q-K: , 1 . V J. ,-...- . ,..T w. ik. IN: eww 1- 2 Sherrie Salvo and Susie Nutting are overjoyed by Mr. Al Doan gives the outstanding Business john Ray congratulates lim Bryan on his re Mrs. Mouser's announcement that they were StudentAward to CarolLuebner. ing the Lorna Davis Memorial Scholarship selected as Best Thespians. 32 ACTIVITIES