Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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1. Bobbie Bloodgood observes new sprout. 2. Chapter Officers: LEFT: Don Grande- Treasurer, Steve Yager-Represenative, Bobbie Bloodgood-President, Craig Miller- St. of Arms, Ke1ly'O'Donnell-Vice President. 3. FRONT: Don Riggle, ROW 1: Bob Hamilton, Jodi Williamson, Sam Howe, ROW 2: Steve Yager, Don Grande, Bobbie Bloodgood, Kelly O'Donnel, Craig Meller, Mr. Fred Rau fadvisorj, ROW 3: Scott Dennis, Terry Huhs, Phil Spiess, TOP: Alan Lashbrook. QNQSUDF lib U A: T?-ll: Cm 'E-4 '32 S-1 1 2 6' pp- 451. I 6 7 7

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FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: ,Members ,flftmd Gauveufiou This past year the chapter of the Future Farmers of America has been involved in many state, district and local wide activities. In early September they attended the Oregon State Fair with several designs, vegetables and a variety of horticulture stock plants and received many blue and red ribbons. They received a third place banner in soil judging, and had a swimming pool party. The Pacific International Livestock Show rolled around and ten students spent an entire day there. During the Christmas season the F. F. A. Chapter had a big square dance party with the whole district invited As spring rolled around the Oregon F F A State Convention also came taking six members to Roseburg for five days With school ending and senior members graduating, it came time to elect new chapter officers and have a ban- quet, where all chapter awards were award- ed ending an exciting year at 1 5 1 1. Phil Spress contemplates corn. 2. Did you hear the one about the farmer's daughter. 3. Mr. Fred Rau fadviserj shoW's Sam Howe the wa to in ect soil 4. Terr Muhs hur- Y SP - Y ries to his desk, as the discussion of soil types has already begun. 60 4

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CHI-ATA: Secret P1115 Prewde Mystery Lots of muslc to j1tter bug by potatoe ch1ps and dlps, cheese and crackers fashron show and entertamment provlded by 111116 Prper started Ch1 Ata s year off at the Flftle s tea A C-ettmg to lmow each other ban quet was held at the New K1tchen Kettle and Secret Pals were chosen Many enjoyable act1v1t1es took place throughout the year, mcludrng Lce skatmg at Lloyd Center and fooderlng at and Chl Alta decorated a tree IH front of the mam offxce 1n Whlch more candy canes ended up IN Ch1 Alta members rather than ON the tree Chl Alta s offrcers were Molly Patr1ck Pres1dent Gall Roberts Vtce Presldent Betty Chrlstensen Secretary Llana Hawes Treasurer and Jlll Benshoof and Lorr Swedberg HlSfOIl3DS The Sadte I-Iawkms Dance and a ban quet to fxnd out who has been glvxng you n1ce l1ttle goodles on holldays and speclal ocaslons rounded up the year . .. - , . . , a Q - , --' Y H . . . .. ll 4 - - . - - 'Y - l Farrell's afterwards. Christmas came I . . . . , . , . , . . i I 7 I . , , . , . . , . . , . 1. Chi-Ata's Advisor, Mrs. Barbara Polen and President, Molly Patrick confer on an important issue at the Chi-Ata tea. 2. jill Benshoff 'bee-bops' to nastalgic sounds at Chi-Ata's Fifties Tea.