Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 s Hortense Finch Language Art» department Head English English Literature Mr. Eugene Fisher Mr. Donald Foreman Physical Education Industrial Arts Coaching Supervisor Mr. John Foster Bookkeeping Business Law Mr. James Fox Physical Education Coaching Preparing for the job that is to sup- port you and your family in years to come is no easy task. Various DHS departments prepare a student for get- ting a job after graduation. Under the guidance of men and women who have given up industrial jobs to de- vote their time to helping students prepare for life, DHS boys and girls learn first hand what it takes to be- come a success. Miss Marjorie Holderness Physical Education Intramurals Coaching Mr. William Holmes Mrs Mary Imiioff Mr. Pall Johnson Mechanical Drawing American Literature Art Audio-Visual Coordinator English 15

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During what is termed by educators as lab periods,” students are given a chance to de- velop their skills under the watchful eye of adept instructors. Instruction is personal and informal. Each student's particular capabili- ties and handicaps are considered and indi- vidual attention is given. Mr. Carl Dean Physics Miss Catherine Downing Home Economics Supervisor Family Life Education Mr. Paul Eckert Biology Coaching FACULTY Mr. Fred Friedrich sen Mr. Harlan Goldsmith Physical Education Algebra Intramurals Solid Geometry Trigonometry Mrs. Gladys Gos Assistant Libraria Mr. Leonard Hartl Electricity Mechanical Drawing Mr. Clyde Greve Librarian Mr. E. Edward Harris Clerical Practices Merchandising Retailing Mrs. Louise Henry Art Arts and Crafts Clothing Mr. Calvin Hersh. American History Counseling

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Mr. Verlyn Johnson Mr. Charles Johnston Algebra Physics Plane Geometry Counseling Mr. Orville Hauler Miss Sherry Kilpatrick Activities Director English Journalism Publications Advisor Mr. Donald Lanc Earth Science Coaching Extra-curricular activities have become an important part of a student’s life. Tied up with what is being taught dur- ing a class, these before and after school activities give a student a chance to pursue a particular interest further. They also provide the student with informal contacts with others who share the same in- terests. Often, extra-curricular activities give an instructor a chance to know a pupil better and vice versa. These activities are important for they teach a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship above and be- yond what is learned in the classroom. Mr. Rolun Lutz Miss Jean MacDonald Mr. Ronald Maertens Mr. Merlin Madxs Sociology Grammar English Vocational Motor Coaching Counseling German Mechanics Miss Ada Malub Arts and Crafts Clothing House Planning 16