Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Administration The Administrative and Supervisory Staff. Seated are L. E. Wass, Industrial and Adult Education Director; Superintendent Harold J. Williams; J. E. Baumgartner, Secretary and Comptroller. Standing is Leslie C. Goss, Director of Purchasing and 7 Maintenance.

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To the Students of 0. H. S, Congratulations to the Davenport High School class of 1953 and especially to the Blackhawk Staff for another fine annual. Your these of Keys and Keyholes is very appropriate for a graduating class. On ' of the disturbing facts of life is to see many young people holding keys of ability but never Batching up with the keyholes of opportunity. During your school career, teachers and counsellors have been helping you to analyze your abilities, to develop thea, and to survey the nany opportunities open for use of these abilities. He hope your background of training in hoac, church and school will open up for you many doors of opportunity for service. You have our confidence and best wishes as you coaplete your active high school duties. Harold J. Hillians Superintendent of Schools

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 Tha High School Office Staff. Mr». Eva Moeller, Miss Mary Jean Hayes, and Miss Joan Westendorf. The Board of Education. Seated are Mr. Robert Wells, Superin- tendent Harold J. Williams, Presi- dent Richard LeBuhn, Mrs. Rhea Cornelius, and Mr. John G. Baum- gartner. Standing are Mr. Walter Vieth, Mr. Albert Block, Mr. Les Jones, and Mr. John Burrows. Many jobs are included in the duties of assistant principal, the most important being director of the Guidance and Coun- seling Department, advising the Student Council, and chairman of the study halls. Routine jobs such as registration and schedules are also under his direction. He deals especially with the student body, helping solve personal and disci- plinary problems.