Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Ve ite the Devil and the Devils arc great nthus iastically stated by the Imps mascot tl ight of another victorious football game. Opening 3

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For the RED the BLUE! As Central turns into a new decade, we students are finding changes around the old campus and our lives. We came back from summer to find refrigerated drinking fountains that actually have cold water, carpeting at the outside doors to soak up the winter slosh, a freshly painted third floor, new padlocks on the antique lockers, and the addition of several new trophies one being the state title for boys baseball. For Drivers Ed. students, the gas shortage has all but eliminated range time, while the addition of Mrs. Memos to the Drama Department enhances our school productions. r , ft 7 Wilh all ihc heart and soul into their music. A fine booster of the Central High student body. Pep band members John Drcsselhaus and Randy Keith Kozacik cheers on, at the outdoor pop aud Malmgren give it their all at the Central before the Central — West football game. Photo Burlington aud. Photo by M. J. Bennett. by S. Miller. Besides material changes, there are new policies and policy makers: semester finals are required for seniors, reminders for students not to leave campus Another fine play by the Blue Devils enthuses the CHS students on to a yell of victory. Photo by M. J. Bennett. Acknowledging all her fans and many compliments, Tammy Helean shows off her gorgeous hat at Crazy Hat Night at the Central — West football game. Photo by M. Bennett

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Sweet Summertime without a lunch pass, allowance of a Homecoming bonfire, Mr. Andrews as new assistant principal, and Mr. Gray directing city-wide administration. We not only have a new look, but a totally new optimistic attitude about the year. The newly reorganized Pep Club is doing a great job of boosting school spirit, while the rekindling of a drill team is attracting school-wide enthusiasm. D-Mens formed a partnership as SEOWA makes its debut. We even have a security guard to watch over the grounds. As Central students, we are all playing more important roles in the community. More of us take on jobs and vote. Many of us went to see the President and the Pope as they toured Iowa. The realm of our world is no longer just the campus that surrounds the school. As we enter a new decade, each and every one of us faces our own private turning points. Now look through these pages and share with us some of this year's TURNING POINTS. Neon and sweet scents dazzle senses at the late summer tradition — the Royal American Shows Carnival on the levee. Photo by M. Bennett Everyone enjoys good music! Sandy Knickrehm enjoys the jazz at the Bix Biederbecke Memorial jazz Festival in the last weekend in July. Photo by T. Webb. Time out. Step-sitters take a break from the rush of the school day and gather on the front steps. Photo by T. Webb.