Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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As Jeff Harris displays artistic talent in his paintint he titles. Xanadu . Sandy Squire contemplates a distant object and Oan Winters observes attentively With a mischievous smile and an artistic touch senior Jeff Harris molds clumps of moist clay into the shape of an atomic mushroom cloud durinj sculpture class. While other student artists busy them- selves with paints or sketch pads. 8etty McClendon and Jerry Hesse exchan{e uses and techniques of the air brush. 22

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Carefully a capella students form distinct sounds and well- enunciated words as they sing-out” during fourth period daily in room 23 of the main building. Arms raised and fingers poised to direct a capella students in their tones and rhythms. Mr. Milton Anderson conducts 100 voices and 200 eyes daily to keep them in shape for performances. Row 1: (left to Right) Cheryl Smith. Julie Anderson. Melanie Shelton. Caroline Gannett. Charla Moskomtr, Debbie Posey. Lynn Daniel. Jackie Haack, Linda Steward. Kathy Bennett. Kathy Har- ris. Mary Hagedorn. Robin Shankltn, Julie Hocker. Chris Anderson, Martha Haut, Sue Erickson. Debbie Parker. Beverly Harris. Leslie Schricker. Mindy Hull. Jeannie Pohlmann. Lynn Wilhelm, Suaanne Parish; Row 2: Lynne Robertson. Jennifer Branch. Susie Whitlow. Debbie Haughenberry. Deb Parmeter, Connie Jepsen, Nancy Schlichting, Karen Tisinger. Deborah White. Sandra Hammond. Patti Hammerschmidt. Jean Corbett. Joan Corbett. Teresa O'Connor. Lois Hammond. Lynn Dannacher, Debi Stinogel. Joan Garnet. Sue Hammond. Marilyn Riley. Pam Yerington. Tory Sears. Sharon Hofetdt. Betsy Kehoe. Barb Symonds. 8arb Buffington; Row 3 Mike Johnson. Chris Hull. Dave Appleby. Ron Rhinehart, Mike Shelton, Arnold Anderson. Chip Borgstadt. Brian Ray, Joe Griebd, Dan Doerscher. Bob latta. Scott Gregory. Phil Ashofrd, Gary Nass. Kent Harter. Gary Youngberb. Jerry Ri«s. Paul Holgorsen. Clark Me Whorter. Rich Rhinehart. Kevm Johannsen, Eloy Ball). Row 4: Bob Broughton. Jeff Beard. Don Walton. Mike OBanion. Rick Jensen. Mark Gwm. Bob Gardner. Maurice Bray. Dean levetww, Steve Olson. Bart Boyd. Rod Winters. Malcolm McQuay. Dave Fritnche. Dean Jensen. John Ries. George Eichhorn. Gregg Chase. Randy Warnstadt. Mike Thompson. John Allen. Wendell Terry. Fred Harris.

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art L paints on canvas, gray clay lumps reflect individuals creativity and expression through individual talents form the foundation for rewarding artwork, whether the artist molds a lump of clay or fills an empty canvas, his feelings and personality blend into his finished sculpture or painting. to provide central artists with a refined background in artistic fundamentals. mr. paul Shumaker. mrs. maxine hixon. mr. jon curtis, and mrs. susan flack guide untapped talents daily on the third floor of the main building. while advanced art students busy themselves applying the techniques of commercial art. design. sculpturing, and handicrafts, the first year students acquaint themselves with numerous aspects throughout the history of art. during the year ambitious artists enter poster contests. two potter's wheels. a vacuum casting machine. and an exhaust fan highlight the list of new equipment, along with the year-old darkroom, whether the student of an art class uses chalk, charcoal, acrylic paints, clay, or metals, he unfolds a minute part of his personality to view. YttlU tdl jml cUrftt uXwrf zfe l yLio Jut J vr . J CUlCyviML U, aumj£ y ubi 4 Eyes closely focused, ideas firmly set in his artistic mind, and hands creatively shaping his vase. Steve Strang carefully adds fin- ishing touches on the potter’s wheel. 23