Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

 - Class of 1939

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cjaoMufe jjOA ue i KENNETH BUDDIN, Ken” Scribbler for Black- hawk; wishes to follow newspaper business field. • ROZELLA BUEMANN. Mixed Chorus. Will take a commercial course. • JACK BURDA, “Slugger.” Baseball, commercial work. KENNETH CALKINS. “Spooks.” First lieutenant In R.O.T.C., sports. • EVELYN CALLAHAN, “Tootie.” Girls’ basketball and track, home room basketball. • JACK CALLAHAN. Cheer leader, first sergeant in R. O. T. C., public speaking. ROXANA CAMPBELL, “Roxy.” Normal course, secretary and president of Normal Club, “Mrs. Hun- ter” in cast of “Crab Apple.” • GEORGE CAR- SON, “Yotch.” A’Cappella, Mixed Chorus, property committee of “Crab Apple.” • HELEN COHN. “Putz.” Mixed Chorus, German Club, A’Cappella, “Crab Apple” property committee. PHYLLIS CONERY, “Skippie.” Blackhawk staff, a future cosmetician. • JEAN MARIE COPLEY. “Jeanie.” Music committee chairman of Student Club, Glee Club, Pep Club, Commercial Club, costume and scenery committees for “Crab Apple.” • RICHARD C. CORSIGLIA, “Tony.” Science Club, Bird Club, Hiking Club, gym captain, home room secretary. JUNE COTANT. Girls Glee Club, A’Cappella, Mixed Chorus at D. H. S., Debate Club, Girls Glee Club at Omaha, Nebraska. • BERNICE COULTER, “Burnie.” G. A. A., Student Club, Jane Addams Club. • GRIFFIN COVERT. “Grief.” Mixed Chorus. Rifle team, home room basketball, R. O. T. C. ser- geant, football, secretary of civics class, commercial course. MAXINE DANIELSON, “Macky.” Girl Reserves at Shenandoah, Iowa, D. H. S. Commercial Club. • ARLINE DAU, “Lene.” G. A. A., Jane Addams Club, girls’ basketball team, captain of home room basket- ball team. • GEORGE DAU, “Arthur.” Quill Club, cast of “Exit the Count.” 12

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1 1 IDA ANDER, “I.” Cast in “Squaring the Circle,” student director of “Crab Apple,” Commercial Club. • JEAN ANDERSEN, “Andy.” Commercial Club, Mixed Chorus. WILLIAM ASBl'RY, “Bill.” President of Iowa High School Press Asso- ciation, president of German Club and Quill Club, sergeant in R.O.T.C., Glee Club, Hi-Y, A’Cappella, business committee of “Crab Apple,” sports editor of the Blackhawk. • GILBERT BAHNS, “Jim.” Chiefly remembered for his unassuming poise. Took both R. 0. T. C. and gym. Interested in woodturning and printing. CHARLES BAKER, Mute.” Varsity letters for two years in track and in football, cast as one of the leads in “Crab Apple.” BERNICE BARGMANN, Bargie.” Commercial course, Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club. LOIS H. BASHAW, Spook.” French Club, Commercial Club, Student Club, A’Cappella Chorus, cast as “Amy” in “Crab Apple,” leading roles in “Pinafore,” “Messiah.” • MYRA BAUSTIAN, “Blondie.” Cast in “A Pair of Lunatics,” and as “Paddy” in “Crab Apple,” Dramatic Club, A’Cappella, Girls Glee Club, Messiah.” ROBERT BENDER. “Spots.” Three years football, football captain in 1938, basketball, baseball, vice president of Student Council and of the senior class, Gold D, art exhibit honors. • MARION BENE- DICT, “Benny.” Orchestra, Glee Club, Band, junior class play, Mixed Chorus, president of S. A. A., secretary of Girls Club, declamation representative at Cresco, Iowa. Orchestra and public speaking at D. H. S. MARY ROSE BONNER. “Slug.” German Club, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Latin Club. • JUNE BON NETT, “Junie.” Be- longed to G. A. A. in Orion, Illinois. Athletics was her chief interest, dancing her chief relaxation. LILLIAN BOTTOMLEY, “Lil.” Interested in drawing and painting. Her immediate intention is housekeeping. • ELEANOR BRASCH, “Ellie.” Clerk in civics class, Mixed Chorus, bowling, make-up com- mittee of “Crab Apple.” MERLE BRUMM, “Squirrel.” Science Club, corporal in R. O. T. C. • RUTH BUCK. Student Club, Quill Club, Band, Jane Addams Club, Commercial Club credential chairman, Mixed Chorus, Blackhawk staff, senior class publicity committee.



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1939 VINCIL DELAY, “Bug Juice.” Staff sergeant in R.O.T.C., Science Club. • HARRY DEMPSEY. “Man Mountain.” Football was his chief interest, shows and hunting were his pastimes. • ASHTON DICKSON, “Flash.” Chess Club, Chemical Club, master sergeant in R. O. T. C., science course. GLENN DILLIG, “Skecter.” Track, wrestling, box- ing. • MARY FRANCES DISHINGER. Mixed Chorus, Pep Club. Cosmetology is her aim. • WAYNE DOHRN. Noted for his extensive travel- ing to all parts of the United States. Printing his chief curricular interest. PAUL DOWNING, “P. D.” Dramatic Club, cast as “Mr. Hunter” in “Crab Apple,” Latin Club, Science Club at D. H. S. Student Council, Library Council, social committee in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. • WIL- LIAM EHERLEIN, “Bill.” Mixed Chorus, gym team captain, home room treasurer. • WILLIAM ELDKED. “Bill.” Sergeant in R. 0. T. C., commer- cial course. HAROLD ELSTON, “Hal.” Wrestling, won an art contest award, R. O.T.C. • ELIZABETH ESS- LER, “Betty.” Orchestra, vice president of German Club. • FRANCES FELLNER. “Franke.” Com- mercial Club, G. A. A., commercial course, property committee of “Crab Apple.” NORMAN FRYE. Norm. Wrestling, president of Skating Club. • CHARLES FURCHBRICH. Com- mercial Club, Quill Club secretary, commercial course. • MILDRED GAMBER. Second honor student, Dramatic Club, Mixed Chorus, French Club secretary, Senior class girls’ treasurer, assistant to director of “Crab Apple,” girls’ basketball team. EVELYN GASKEY. “Evie.” Plays baritone horn, spends her summers at Wisconsin music camp, Eng- lish literature is her favorite subject. • EARL GERTZ. “Gortz.” Physical Science Club, R. 0. T. C., sports. • BERTHA GILBERT, “Betty.” German Club, ’cello in D. H. S. Orchestra.

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