Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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had 1 , VZ., ,V I J, QM, -. Q ff' 'f ?l ii'QA s, 1. Colleen McGuire models a snazzy outfit for the fashion show portion of the tea. 2. Chi-Ata shows spirit at Homecoming as mem- bers climb aboard to join the parade. 3. And some people do this for H living ? were some of the thoughts expressed as members got to- gether for a night at the rink. STANDING: Cheri Crenshaw, Gail Roberts, Vickie Kutcher, Liana Hawes, Judy Henrich, Kim Williams, Ginny Cunningham, Lori Swedberg, Tina I-lovgaard, Molly Patrick, Denise Keller, Bev Moore, Kathy Thornes, Mrs. Barbara Polen, KNEELING: Sue Cook, Julie Frank, Debbie Kahler, Diana Armstrong, Sue Shales, Karen Pool, Lisa Dorrenbacher, Mary Moore, Joann Yeager, Cindy Swedberg, Lisa Polen, Robyn Summers. SITTING: Teresa Owings, Deb O'Donnell, JoAnn Ferris, Sue Parrish, Kathy Coulter, Colleen McGuire, Ian Parker, Lori Watson, Della McGuire, Karen Ashley, JoAnn Ross. 2 as ,., , Z iii 2'4- x , y .,,, G 2 V lvl A ,inn ,, V aw. -l fl? M Q 'ff ' 7 P ff Y f if fb

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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.

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CONCERT CHOIR 91114 Crawl 4 Sang Performing skills both 1nd1v1dual and as a group were what made Concert Choir such a success They were invited to the Lewis Sz Clark 1nV1tat1onal journeyed to Sprmgfield to perform with another I-hgh School, and Were host to the Wilco League for their annual festival Entertamlng the student body at the annual Christmas concert, each member dressed in pajamas and carried their little stuffed friends whlle slngmg, Tvvas the Nlght Before Christmas Many members were involved in the sprmg play, Sound of Music, slnging in a Variety of parts Concert Choir reported an enjoyable year full of hard Work and lots of fun I n P a . . . . . yy 1 - - vu Q . 11 . 11 . . . . 1 2 1. Mr. Richard Muhle directs the choir clurin their Christmas erformance 2 Bill 8 P - ' Therrowjyawns thinking abou the big night ahead. 3. Ron Anderson and Tim Werth discuss how well they did during their evening performance.