Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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BERNICE GRUENAU . Niecy figurod on the properties commit- too of the class play, tho Com- mercial Club and the Blackhawk staff. A German student of high degreo. her translations wero good to soo. GEORGE ROBERT HAHN . . . Bob . . . Bob's boaming smilo and outstretched palm mako his hobby simple. He is a collector —of friends. R. O. T. C. claims, in part, his interests. Smiles pay dividends. LAURA JEAN HACKETT . . . . Jean spent much timo in French Club. Student Club, and G. A. A. activities, but they did not inter- foro with her studying, as an all E record shows us. Tall, slim, and sweet. JACK PERKENPINE HAND . . . As intramural sports wero his only real activities, Pork spent much time circulating. This time was well spent, judging by his many friends. Time on my hands. HELEN HANSBAN . . . Skeeter decoratod not only the Commer- cial Club, but also the pages o: her civics book. This and her rocord in home decorating seem to imply a future career in interior docorating. ELSE HANSEN, a mombor of the G. A. A.. Studont Club, Glee Club, and the senior play com- mittee. is now at Iowa University where she will back Irl Tubbs and his Hawkeyes. As truo a blonde as ever lived. MARIAN HANSEN, tho Normal Club president, secretary and vice-president. Having had such a keen interest in this club, per- haps she will return to D. H. S. in the future as a faculty member. VIVIAN HECKERMAN............ Hecky is intorostod in sports, as sho is a mombor of Pop Club. G. A. A., and Skating Club. In 1935 and 1936 The Blackhawk receivod her attention. A woman of many interests. MARY JANE HENTZELMAN . . . Hontz proforrod Chorus and Glee Club to othor activities. She worked on tho businoss staff of the Blackhawk paper. A hoad to art and businoss both inclined is wise indeed. BARBARA E. HERMANN . Barb belonged to Studont, Rifle and Pep Clubs, acted as G. A. A. secretary-treasurer and girls' sports editor of the paper and played in Dollars to Doughnuts. A gay grin routs gloom. LAVERN HASS . . . This blond gentleman studied German, and was made Colonel of R. O. T. C., and president of tho Junior Reserve Officers' Club. In his presence there is nover a dull moment. HELEN B. HEIMS . . . Heimsoy to her pols. joined Jane Addams Club, Student Club, and Com- mercial Club. She was girls' treasurer of the January class. To bo interesting, one must first be interested. RICHARD H. HERMAN . . . . Dick to friends, was a member of Hi-Y, Junior Reserve Officers’ Club, social committee. and Student Council. A well dressed, well mannered lad was he and a Captain in R. O. T. C. PATRICIA HEURING . . . Pat . . . A bacteriologist! Though sho is tiny, she still maintains that this mon-sizod title will be hers. Riding and swimming are her favorito sports. The girl with a natural curl.

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ALBERT SELHAAR . . . Al . . . Not only took R. O. T. C.. but also was on tho Boys' Riflo Toam. Second to his love of shooting comes swimming. His ambition is to be a Diesel enginoor. Dead- eye Dick in person. MARGARET GERTZ . . . Marg was the vice president of G. A. A., and belonged to Pop Club and Glee Club. Possessor of no hobby, she favors the sports of basketball and tennis. What man dare, I dare. CELIA GORDON . . . Snooks . . . I'm in a dancing mood. says she. and by those lively foet you will know this small, dark, and well-dressed girl. Clovor and full of fun; known to evoryone. LETTIE GRASS . . . Most poople know hor as Toby. It wouldn't take a fortune teller to foretell that some day she will type pro- fessionally. Think twice before you speak; then say it to your- solf. DEAN DORT . . . Snort. boys' treasurer of his class and R. O. T. C. First Lieutenant, went ou for football and track in a big way. In the latter sport he re- ceived three letters and a gold D. ROLAND FELLNER . . . Roily This genial, easy going young gent, a member of both Chorus and R. O. T. C.. has become the friend of everyone at school. To him Happy days are hero again. RUTHANN FRIES . . . This girl joined Jane Addams Club and Student Club. In hor sparo timo she swims and collects souvenirs from places she has visited. Silence is a fine jewel but it's little worn. EDWIN GERDTS . . . Ed Wynn longed to stoy in school two more yoars. R. O. T. C. had a way with him. His hobbies were basketball and movios. I have often re- grettod my speech, but never my silenco. EARL E. GILBERT . . . Sport went in for R. O. T. C. color guard and rifle team, the business committoe of the senior class play. Camera Club. Band and the D. H. S. rifle team. He prosided ovor Skating Club. too. SOL GRANT, a tall lanky lad with black hair, was Old Faithful to Latin Club. When not delving into Cicero or Virgil, he was suro to be found slinking around corners with his candid camera. GYDALL GREENAWALT . . . . This blue-eyed, black-hairod lass delighted in the composition of English thomes. When she joined Comitium Romanum, hor motto changed to Voni. vidi, vici. HARLAN ERPS . . . Har chose the gentle art of swinging a base- ball bat to all other sports. The place whcro ho preferred to be while in school was tho machine shop. Toko mo out to the ball gamo. JAMES FISHER . . . Jim of tho fun-loving nature, was glad to bo through, but still would liko to start over again. This fel- low turned his onorgy to all winter sports. My foot is sure on steel. MARVIN RUSSELL GALLATIN . . Mar, like many millions of people, is a fan of that All- American sport, baseball. A quiet student and industrious worker. I:e was also a three-year R. O. T. C. cadet. • ••

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MILDRED NADINE HOBART . . . Millie, ono of the famous sisters, found G. A. A.. Commercial Club, and Pep Club interesting Bocause of her Vim. vigor and vitality Miss Wicks cast hor in the class play. WALTER RALPH HUECKSTEADT . . . Walt practiced singing so much in the Boys' Glee Club and Chorus that he could not refrain from vocalizing every now and then in R. O. T. C. Just a swing, ing, singing soldier. EVELYN HAZEL JOENS . . Evie specialized in commercial work while at high school and was a member of the Commercial Club. One look in the crystal ball tells all. What do we see? A future as secretary. ALICE JUDY, a striking person with her raven-black hair, is pleasing to both eye and ear when she performs at a piano with rhythm in hor soul. Dancing through life on a ray of sunshine. EDWARD LAVAIN KARSTENS . . Eddie is a tall blonde whoso interests turned to manual train- ing. plaid shirts and snappy ties. A colorful wardrobe is delightful to the eye. if jauntily worn. HOWARD KENNEDY . . . Pig gott . . . Seven Keys to Bald- pate. Dollars to Doughnuts. Good Medicine. Dramatic Club. Fronch Club. Stamp Club. Tonnis Team, and intramural sports. Whew! What-a-man Kennedy! IRENE F. KIEHR . . . Among her activities she counts Pep Club. Stamp Club. G. A. A.. Com- mercial Club. Gym Fest, tho in- vitation committee of the January class, and Gym Circus. Work is ploy to able workers. LOIS KELLING . . . Loiy” . . . Commercial Club, social and house committoes of Dollars to Doughnuts. G. A. A.. Student Club. Pep Club, a secretarial honor diploma and second honors in National Turnfest. JOHN KENNEFICK . . Moose played vorsity football threo years, went down in grid history as one of Coach Day’s good line- men. and participated in track. An athlote and an all around good follow. BETTY KLEIN . . . E student, acted os home room editor of the Blackhawk paper, was secre- tory of French Club, and took chorge of costumes for Dollars to Doughnuts. Here's to a girl with auburn hair. JOHN LESLEY HUBER ... He would understand you better i you called him Jack. Gymnasium work and R. O. T. C. took all his time. Oooh, he glides through the air with the greatest of ease. ALBERT H. JACOBS . Jako was business manager of the Blackhawk newspaper 1935-36. Reserve Officers' Club membor. spoke on the extemporaneous team, and was a captain in R. O. T. C. A man of many acts. PRUDENCE JOHNSON............. Prudie belonged to the Student Club and Normal Club. Someday we may see this young lady seoted behind a desk surrounded by her adoring pupils as Prudie aspires to be a teacher. WARREN JUNGE . . . Jung rose to First Lieutenant in R. O. T. C. He was fomous for his athletic prowess: two years of basketball, three years of track, and a gold D in football. Go into a huddle. 22