Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening..................... 2 Highlights................. 18 Academics.................. 46 Athletics.................. 90 Organizations..............124 Students...................162 Advertising................238 Index......................260 Refacing Building. I960

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The Main Building's mages tic columns, balconies, and classic stone-work reflect her bold stand against the flood of time. The Home Economics Building still bears the stone-engraved title. Kemper Hall, referring to its days as part of small Griswold College. Mentioned in the 1930 list of outstanding memories was the thrill of going through the tunnel to the new gym. A wide porch on the Ora! Deaf School was knocked down and the building be- came the North Annex. After the addition of all present parts of the campus, the high school reached maturity and is presently enjoying her old age. Decorating the cafeteria with bright crepe paper was part of every social activity before the new gym was built. Dribbling basketballs up and down the cafeteria would be hard to imagine today. When Study Hall A was the only study room, two students sat on each bench. Football audiences sat on wooden benches resembling those erected for crowded games today. New Rug. 1967 Erection of Cement Bleachers. 1954 16

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Foul-weather Fans Highlights Crest the Wave of Activities