Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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ESCAPING from the monotony of Rudy' . Jill Zanutto and Kathy McCabe exchange a few worda at Llndaey Park, (photo: J. Galnea) CELEBRATING the 14-7 victory over Weat. Devil fana Indulge In a little partying at Scott Knelaa'. (photo: T. Edena) A 3-D MOVIE provldea entertain- ment at Sue Aahton'a during a bon- fire meeting, (photo: J Galnea) 15

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LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL Sock hops In the 50’s; hayrack rides In the 60’s; discos In the 70’s; and In the 80’s ... a new trend has begun. It certainly Isn’t your typical Ice cream and cake bit any morel Our favorite pin the tall on the donkey games have been shoved to the back of our closets and our Mickey Mouse sleeping bags rolled up and passed down to little brothers and sisters. In- stead. Rudy’s chips and cheese replace the cake and Ice cream, and quar- ters has become the fa- vorite game played at parties. They Just “ain’t what they used to be,” said Steve Osborn. Parties are not only for special occasions any- more, but often spur of the moment, every week- end occurences. Each Fri- day the word goes through the student net- work revealing the party spots. Whether It be someone’s backyard. Jam-packed basement, or the “aquarium house,” by 8:00 p.m. Friday night, the party has started and been discovered by Just about everyone. Parties give us a time to unwind from our strenu- ous week of activities; “a time to kick up our heels or Just take It easy,” ex- plained Julie Smith. They give us the opportunity to catch up on the gossip and maybe even meet that special guy or gal we’ve had our eye on at school. Although they might not seem as Impor- tant as homecoming. Spree, and Prom, we will never forget the priceless memories of those Friday and Saturday nights. Sit back and let the good times roll! I DON’T KNOW ABOUT THAT •ay the look on Dcbblc Ratcliff's face as she converse with Brent Biggs and Ross Murty. (photo: T. Edens) TAKING A BREAK FROM THE AC- TION Brian Speer and Chrlstl Pe- terson get a chance to be alone, (photo: T. Edens) POST-GAME TREATS are enjoyed by Mlml Tyler. Lisa Ohlweller. and Beth Shawver at a party at Scott Knelss'. (photo: T. Edens) 14

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NEW, ORIGINAL sounds reach to- wards students through albums at the Record Bar. (photo: T. Edens) ‘THESE ARE OUR NORMAL CLOTHES.” replied Wendy Olt and Ben Paulos when told to change, (photo: D. Ashton) AS A TREND-SETTER of the 80’s Rachael Rovine expresses New Wave through her attire, (photo: D. Ashton) WITH THE SNIP of the scissors Ben Paulos gets his New Wave haircut trimmed, (photo: T. Kruse) 16