Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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A, 9 . ,-up v N - 1 V, 1i --1 if-NY 'I' 0 Q ' z ff x S5 531. , 3 5 l ails 5 ns f ,sara W 'W -. RQ 4 1. Heliaca members, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Kisaberth, Secretary-Treasurer, Caren Condon, President, Cindy Struck, Vice President. Mike Heinrich, Cathy Munro, Kathy Finley, Gayle Rodenberger, Barbara Hansen, Sue Dow, Meleah McCann, Rhonda Mason. Cheryl Maize, jan Strous, Heidi Nagy, Trudy Plummer, janet Estes , Judy Burcharn, Susan Herold, Megan Still, Linda Long. Kathy Bullard, Leslie Warner, jamie Brigham. 2. Well, it's a different idea! laughs Mrs. Aasrud, one of the Heliaca advisers. 3. Trudy Plummer, Meleah McCann, Joanne Keup, and Caren Condon carry the banner representing Heliaca in the Homecoming parade. 4. Miss Helvie gives some helpful advice, along with a smile as she acts as a club adviser. 5. Helica's poster placed fourth in the Homecoming competition for clubs. is X

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HELIACA F.B.L.A. Kluifs ,flsszsf Eharzizrs Ouchl I can t sit down! Such complaints and groans Were very familiar ones the day after the Trike -A- Thon, sponsored by Heliaca to raise money for Easter Seals Other activities of the National Honor Society included sponsoring an awards dessert, holding an initiation banquet for incoming members The Future Business Leaders of Ameri- ca proved to be busy this year as they par- ticipated in the Mothers March against Birth Defects, entered in the District Skills Contest, and held a paper drive and candy sales Oh. . . Wow, do my legs hurt! 1. Members of FBLA stand by some of the papers they collected in their paper drive. 2. Susan I-Ierold receives a first place award in the Clerical area at the State District Skills Contest. 3. FBLA members include jerilyn Anderson, Susan Herold fVice Presi- dentj, jackie Leedom Cfreasurerj, Gary Smith, Judy Leubner flaresidentj, and Terry Atkins fSecretaryl. Mr. Hempel and Mrs. Ballard lend a helping nand as advisers. i 56 3

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COUNTRY CLUB sf TOGETHER New Jnterzsts .Q ?r1c'mIsh1,vs Kesulf Two new clubs were 1n1t1ated this year by a few insplred students Country Club replaced the old AFS Club and expanded the membership to include persons that had not taken a forelgn language Activities included a horseback riding trip in the Spring Carl Larsen was elected Vice President and Sheryl Tuthill was elected President Pro Tem Together, the new service club came on the scene at Homecoming The club really got together when they sponsored the Christmas Formal In the Spring, a puppet show was presented for the Village Rest Home and another for the Shriners Hospital The officers elected were Megan Still Pres1dent Lori Bieberdorf, Vice President, Darlene Leggett, Secretary, and Linda Long, Treasurer ' 2 X 1 E---...,. , ma.. uuunnoqnqp X 'iu 1. Megan Still, Lori Bieberdorf, jamie Brigham and Linda Long use their creativity in making decorations for the Chrisnnas Formal. 2. Linda Long, Adviser Mrs. lunge, Lori Huber and Judy Krenz plan to spread joy with the puppets they are making. 3. To- gether Club members: TOP ROW, I. Dannenman, T. Bowman, M. Albert, B. Dial, D. Leggett, D. Leggett, andj. Krenz. Bottom Row, M. Still, J. Piper, B. Parker, B. Rohr, U. Krogstad, J. Bregstrom, L. Bieberdofr, L. Huber, L. Long, J. Brigham, P. I-loveland Adviser Mrs. lunge.