Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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vu-fW.,,. 4 , M e Mr. Bob Thompson Miss Carrie Christy Mr. Frank Stefanek Mr. Henry I-Iering r 1 fir gh Wf, ?f 5 'Af 1 3 Mr. William Krueger Mr, john Stark

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Schozfl 's fndusfrzkfs dzpand Incoming freshmen and outgoing senior industrial art students both were rewarded by the addition of an extra room built on the West end of the shop classes. The newly completed addition is scheduled to act as a storeroom for metal- shop steel and Woodshop lumber alike. Arts and Crafts materials Will also be stored there. Electronics classes have been bene- fitted by the addition of a color Video recor- der and playback unit. Mr. Thompson hopes to use the unit as a teaching aid by record- ing lessons and playing them back during the year. Mr. C arl Wies ing er Mr. Brian Chase 162 in st S4 Mr. Ralph Parker Mr. Melvan Kruckenberg Mr. Charles Willis i 3

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MUSIC, HOME EC.: Ureaiive Gzlcwzfs llfzlzled Fruit Pizza. . . Chocolate Chip Waffles. . . Bullseye Eggs. . . and Thumb Print Cookies would make any connoisseurs' mouth Water. That is the reaction of many students en- rolled in the Home Economics program. This program helps students acquire many useful skills to be used at home and in family situations--plus, the reward of sampling a Well prepared meal! The music department of Centennial en- courages the students to increase their knowledge and enjoyment of music, and pro- vides the opportunities to perform in the areas of singing playing and listening Both choir and band classes performed in several festivals and concerts Many music students participated in the spring musical The Sound of Music Trips were planned by the groups to culminate the year s activi- ties Mrs. Kathy Morgan