Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Steve Ceurvorst C. E. Kelley Chris Bryant T h e C a n d i d a t e s V Chuck Mahoski Pete Miclot Bob Stepp Jed Steckel

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(top left): Seniors, disguised as sophomores, tell it like it is. (center) CHS students danco. relax, and enjoy this one of a kind dance. (right): To the sound ot Jim Croce's voice, senior Shelley Case escorts Budd Batterson to his seat 172

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Budd Batterson King Curtis Craig Fred Harris Bob Neverman Jeff Jones The King and his Court Spree 74 ... a time of new traditions mixed with old . . . and Curtis Craig reigned over all. For the first time since Spree began, Student Council sponsored this once a year affair and took over all preparations for the voting, auds, and dance. As usual the voting of 12 candidates took place two weeks prior to the big dance. The one change from previous years being that guys as well as the girls could nominate their favorite senior guy and the student body being able to vote for king. While the annual aud took place, students watched and wondered which one would reign, but soon learned of another change: the delayed announcement of the king 'til the dance. After an enthusiastic evening at the Central- Assumption game, the fans left the Assumption gym feeling low but soon were filled with new excitement as they headed for the dance. The tradition of holding the dance in the George Edward Marshall Gym remained, along with the King’s Dance in which Curtis danced with his mother. Music was provided by “Spike” and proved to be the best dance of its kind ever held at Central. 174