Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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ff'-S now sports come to a standstill until it snows, and in Centerville that often seemed an etern- ityfor avid ski club members. Until late November at the earliest, skier's poles and skis stayed in hibernation in the attic. Due to warmish weather, Sugar Creek Ski Hills, the only ski area around, could not open its hills until late November. Even then, Sugar Creek made artificial snow. But this didn't seem to bother Centerville skiers because when the snow, whatever kind it was hit the slopes, so did they. Although Sugar Creek offered a place for beginners to practice and the more advanced to brush up on stu nts, it didn't offer the real adven- ture of a ski mountain. So when the opportunity arose for the ski club to take a trip to Holiday Valley in New York, the biggest trip the club had ever taken, everyone jumped at the chance. Fifteen students, accompanied by advisor Dave Shriver, skied the Snowtrails at Mansfield from Dec. 18 to 22. 4 Three-year ski club member, Ken Schrader discusses with Bill Boyce and .lim Pickard possible plans for the upcoming ski season before they hold their first meeting. Prior to the ski cIub's vacation to Holi- day Valley, N.Y., Mr. Dave Shriver explains details of the trip, including everything from car pools to lodging accommodations. Slopes that are worth the wait 4' . . tl:- 1 7 Ski Club

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CFF RIGHT X t il f- ww - N, , MZ-M J' Q' W 'Y' 7 a X, Q. Ex. fi- we - -4, Tai . h. ,- f 'R ' 2:6512 I C575 rw- Q l K 1 :Pav a Preceeding the Coeds at the Kettering Holi- day at Home Parade, Senior Patti Mehatfie and Junior Dana Rosenbaum carry the ban- ner proclaiming the state and national cham- pionships. Although the Coeds had partici- pated in the parade for many years, this was their first showing as national champs. ln oversized suit and sneakers, this little clown seems to have lost his smile after a long walk down Stroop Road. Even though the route was shortened from last year to 1.4 miles, participants young and old alike grew tired as the end neared. In between parade routines, Varsity Cheer- leader Julie Clark keeps beat to the music with her poms. Due to warm summer weather, the varsity cheerleaders chose to wear the lightweight basketball uniforms in- stead ofthe heavier football sweaters. 15 P8l'8d9