Centennial High School - Centhiscan Yearbook (Gresham, OR)

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,Ami 'M' 1 ,AW dat -.. . ,Q Q vnu time ,Iv-ix, W ' fi, WRESTLING RALLY Kally Boosts Grupplcrs A new total of ten members provided a larger rally to boost the Wrestlers spirits this year. Wrestling rally had many new activities that kept them busy all year long The most outstanding of these was an as sembly that, for the first time, was com pletely organized and put on by the wres tling rally The guys were remembered throughout the year with gifts before meets and on holidays Other activities included slumber, skating, and pizza parties 1. Patty Burgess and Synthea Fix listen in as mascot Gay Nemes puts an arm around Pam Geise to give her a little worldly advice. 2. A tense moment creates many emotions from members of the rally. 3. The rustling of porn-poms and the roar of the rally revive the weary wrestlers. 4. LOWER LEFT: Clockwise: Synthea Fix, Darlene Leggett, Tina Polaske, Eileen Bloom, Patti Burgess, Jan Zurcher, Nancy Holboke, Virginia Hill, Pam Giese, and NOT PICTURED is Peggy Davenport.

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BIKE CLUB: gfllff fake ,4 flmcfs Cyclists Loaning other clubs money is what Bike Club members Mike Morris, Megan Still, Tami Hemry, Dan Leubner and Ky Gilmore do. The profitable club is headed by Ky Gilmore Who managed to accumulate a treasury of 3197. 15. Among the club's projects were the Homecoming Dance, and the Christmas formal, Powder Puff football. Bike Club has enjoyed themselves throughout the year by planning trips with the Country Club, going to Washington Park and, despite the bad Weather and loss of a few members going to Blue Lake. Ky Gilmore also rode her bike in the Home- coming Parade. 1 1. Bike member, Tami I-lemry gets ready to go for a ride. 2. Bike Club members: Megan Still, Tami Hemry, Mike Morris, and Ky Gilmore. 3. Some like to ride, but Mike Morris would rather just goof around. 4. Dan Leuber and Tami I-Iemry check their bike before riding. is

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CHESS TEAM CEN-SKI Ulzukers Skzcrs Wznnerf Silence was unwavering and as the clock ticked away, Centennial s Chess Team played straight toward victory This year s team placed fifth in the' Wilco league, and seventh in the Metro League With its top three boards, Doug Grover, Lonnie Dunn, and Matt Dziewiontkoski returning again next year, the team hopes to continue its success An outstanding membership of 80 made Cen-ski a club of progress and success Lessons began in january, starting at Ski Bowl and continuing at Meadows. Cen-ski was first to try the Pilot Program --a swing shift at Ski Bowl which proved to be very successful. , : I I Lf Concentration was intense. . . . . . ' I 1-3. Matt Dziewiontkoski shows how the game of chess is played as he concentrates on his tactics, makes his play, and once again focuses his attention on his maneu- vers. 4. Chess team members Matt Dzwiontkoski, David Di.Nucci, Doug Grover, Mike Heinrich, and Lonnie Dunn all focus their attention on the chess board forming a master plan with which to , beat their rivals. Mr. Vierra, club advisor, aids the group with their ideas. ...fs-H: -.,,.. 7 1 . . .. .w-0' 4