Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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“Are you going to the Aud?” I guess so . .. it’s an entertainment one. at least that's what they call it.” “Do you know where our homeroom sits? “1 think it's somewhere in section P. We can just walk around until we sec old- what's-his-name standing up. searching for his class, and taking roll. The few auds scheduled in a year are not bad at all. In fact, they give me a chance to sec friends and get away from the some- time monotonous classroom routine. Usu- ally fairly well organized, the subject mat- ter ranges from Santa Claus leading his reindeer across the floor to twelve Home- coming candidates being inspected for the queenship. Why. I even remember some half-naked guy scampering around in front of the student body imitating Tarzan!” Come on. we better sit down. Roger Brown just emerged from the corner of the gym and is walking towards the micro- phone on the podium. Besides the lights arc dimming and I don't want to trip over someone's big feet.” Okay, but our teacher is going to mark us absent ... I wonder if they include being gone at an aud on our report cards? 25

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- 4 The Mar The March of the Lillie Toy Soldiers brings pleasant thoughts of Christmas at the annual Christmas Aud (Facing Page Above). Playing two Turtle Doves in the Christmas Aud arc sophomores Terry Meyer and Bruce Brocka (Facing Page Below Left). Being charmed by one of the Twelve Pipers is junior Diane Synder (Facing Page Below Right). Marlin Perkins (senior Dan Riefc). of Wild King- dom fame, and his assistant (senior Paul Dunlap) encounter two mice (sophomores Sandy Bernhagen and Sally Hekert) while searching for the King of Beasts' , during the Spree Aud (Right). Advertising his business, senior Mark Lorcncc poses as the “perfect king in search of the perfect queen in the 1975 Homecoming Entertainment Aud (Be- low).

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ATEN ALL The most expressive organs of the human creation arc not the hands or the vocal The most expressive organs of the human creation are not the hands or the vocal chords, as might be imagined, but the eyes. Blue eyes turn from pleading and innocent to wicked and sinister with the lowering of a tiny muscle in the lid. Watery puppy- brown eyes become black, opaque masks of their owners feelings in the flick of the brow. The eyes arc not only for the use of sight from the inside out. but can be the most reliable viewing screens for those on the outside to look in with. These orbs of expression are aided by the nose and mouth, both of which, even in silence, speak the mind. Nostrils flare, teeth arc bared, and an angry head thrown back shows only two sparks of furious light from the eyes ... then the rumpled skin 26