Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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,.r Ill!!! if 2 .xx 'V'-.. 'sa al 1. Hiroshi demonstrates his mastery of Amer- ican slang gestures. 2. Attempting to unravel the intricacies of an American hall locker is Hiroshi Nabata. 3. Unni introduces herself to the Centennial student body. 4. Robyn, Unni, and Mr. Summers are ready to hit the slopes. 5. In a quiet moment Unni strums and sings of her native land. 6. Unni SEATED with her American family. BACK: Von, Mrs. Summers, and Mr. Summers. IN FRONT are Unni and Robyn. B New

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SOC HOPS: gfldtly ,Nzglzi ,411 Kzg A much larger attendence has shown soc hops to have a revtved popularlty a among Centennlal students Once agam, they have come to be assoclated W1th Fr1day mght home games as a Week end acttvlty The soc hops proV1ded not only a Way to expel pent up energy and eXc1te ment after the games but also held thelr own as an excellent means of entertaln ment The band repetolre topped past years Whlte Llghtnmg, and Jade, not to mentlon Centenmal s own S1r W1ll1am Allen Paul Let s Boog1e, the prevallmg att1tude throughout the year, was a defmlte mood created by the bands Wlth thelr funky get down mus1c, and carrled out by the super sp1r1ted students of Centennxal ' ' - ' hi! 1 . . - 1 - ' R- i by including such talented groups as Vegas, 1 . 1 . . . LJ 1. As a smiling Kenda Graham pleads for one last dance, jay Hagbloom wonders if it will be his last. 2. Rob Woodcock suddenly isn't sure who he is dancing with.

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FOREIGN EXCHANGE- llum LQ J-fzroshz iam cfaglc' Pack Unn1 Krogstad our forelgn exchange student from Norway stayed w1th the F L Summers famlly and really enjoyed her stay The Summers dxd the1r best to 1n1 tlate Unm to Amer1can customs and started wlth Halloween, when she carved her ftrst pumpkm and wore her flrst wax teeth Unm kept busy between her many actl v1t1es both 1ns1de and outslde of school Basketball track and Concert Cholr were her spare t1me she skus and plays the gu1tar H1rosh1 Nabata from japan stayed wlth Mr and Mrs Douglas Walker of Gresham H1rosh1 has many umque hobb1es and mterests lncludmg ham radlo skung gym nastlcs and most of all snakes Durmg hts stay here he has seen much of the state and llkes 1ts countrystde and btg CIUGS . , . , . D D . some of her interests in school, while in YV li ' 9 . . . . , .. - , -- n