Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THE VOICE OF STEVE KETELA AR makes a magical ransformation lo Gilligan. The theme of the lomecoming aud was Gilligan's Island.” Photo »y M. Wince. With everything, of course, there comes problems. First, the candidates couldn't or didn't want to wear the head gear provided for them, but things were soon straightened out by finding new head bands for them to wear. Because of the new track at the stadium, there were no floats at the game, which upset some students, and the queen, her court, and the candi- dates couldn't be paraded around the stadium as in years past. So therefore, the halftime presentation was kept sim- ple. And last but no least, there was the A FOOTBALL SIGNED BY THE ENTIRE VARSI TY TEAM makes Homecoming Queen Pennelu McCubbin light up with pleasure. C o-c aptains Jell Cutler and Vic Couth officiate Photo by S Burk. rain which cancelled the bonfire on the tropically decorated gym The Thursday night. powerful voice of the lead singer of Friday morning's aud finally let the Night Fall filled the air But still many anxiously awaiting student body know couples were discontent and wanted to that Pennilu McCubbin was the 1980 either go out to dinner, or go hit the Homecoming Queen. That night a car party scene The thought of going rally parading down to the stadium home didn't even enter anyones mind kicked off the weekend's activities. The until the early morning hours And upset of the football game against Clin- when finally at home, memories of the ton with a final score of 21-22 made evening's paradise came floating back, everyone even more anxious for the memories that would probably last for a next evening. long time to come With this years theme beng Two Tickets to Paradise, couples danced in THE GREEN AND GOLD FOIL USED FOR DECO- RATIONS is a tangled mess for Roxy Paterson, who hurries lo gel the gym all decorated for the night lo come. Photo by M. Wince. Student Lifc Ilomecoming 11

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PALM TREES AND GREEN AND COLD STREAMERS surround couples dancing to the sounds of Night Fall during their night in Paradise. Photo by S. Burk. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANIDATES ARE: Sarah Robinson, Carol Ruplinger, Larnette Win- ston, Margaret Miller, Patti Merril, Lori Knut- strom, Laurie Weidner, Karen Vikdal, Pennelu McCubbin, Valerie Vandello, Jane Bieber, and Mary Shaw. Photo by S. Burk. Tropical Dream Two Tickets to Paradise The hustle and bustle of Homecom- ing's to big days flew by before anyone had time to let the events catch up with them. The evenings, that everyone thought would last forever, went by in paradise all too quickly. No one was exactly sure when it really hit them, maybe the realization finally struck with the nominating of the twelve homecoming candidates. There were still plans to be made, but it just seemed like there wasn't enough time to get it all done. And finally one morn- ing, it was here. 10

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Hawkeye Fever High School pep overflows to College Campuses The exceedingly high level of school spirit found among students this year was so great that it expanded above and beyond the high school campus, flood- ing over into college sports. Walking down the halls, it was not unique to see Iowa T-shirts. When football season came around, the big talk was not only about the upcoming Central-Betten- dorf game, but also about Hayden Frye's team known as the Hawkeyes. This fall, Hawkeye Fever hit Central and it looks like it's here to stay! Why have the Iowa Hawkeyes be- come such an important part of Central 12