Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 RAISED IV KENTUCKY ON WOB- BUNG knees you'I soon be growmg up fast An are of Don FogeSOerg flows through Peggy Heaty 's mod os she watches a colt Photo: M Frekng 1TM EMBARRASSED. PEOPLE ARE go- ng to thnk I hove o reaMy big bath- room. states Kike Schwarz as he cleans up a bit of good tuck Photo J Wne RAISE YOUR HANDS STOMP A WLD AND CRAZY GUY! DAVD your feet Cen- trolDe-vis can t Bretog struts his stuff in an old dra- be beat! shouts Shyta Swan os she mo costume dumg drama doss, gets fired up at the Central vs. seventh period Photo B. Barg- West pep aud Photo M Wicker- mom sham FACTORY DIRECT FROM RENE HORSCH Fashions is Megan Kety os she gets down on if at the omual Newcomer's Dance. Photo: M. Wicker sham OH PAUL. KNOCK IT OFF! YELPS Jean Chang as she fends her sett from Pad Kety as they play in the leaves at Vandeveer park Yet somehow the grin on her face teis the honest truth — she loves it! Photo: J. Wine.

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 RADICAL II NOEL COL TVET'S appear- ance exempiefies the high class spirit shown by the entire student body Photo: M. Wtckersham PRINCE S 1999 . ZANY Hawaiian out- fits. and the gungha sprit of Senior Class Officers Greg Rohif. Andy Hampe. and Peggy Healy added a new dmer on to the annual Central- West pep oud. Photo: J. Wine DON'T BE ALARMED! LORE Hansen and Shetey Baker have not had multi-col- ored tongues implanted, they've only just finished Mr. Mtsty s from Dairy Queen. Photo: M. Freking. Remember that first week? With of us, engaged in deep conver- ge temperatures and humidity sation about old flames and both in the upper 90's, it was like new encounters, walked right trying to go to school in a micro- smack into one of those fire wave oven. Gimme a break! door frames? Come on, I know The school district did just that in you did, or at least came close, setting a precedent by letting So ... do you get what I mean classes out two hours early. , by State of Mind? It's not that Now, let's be honest. How many hard, is it?

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LIVING Surviving until the end of the week for me is like a race to see which lasts longer, the week or me. I heard that. It sure is hard to drag myself here five days in a row. Why doesn't the school week last just three days and leave the rest of the week for socializing? They can't shorten the week, but school is more than that. It's where we come each Monday to talk about who went out with who, about where the great parties were at, or what movie not to see. It's where most of our friends are. All summer, students worked at their jobs, wrestled with the heat, and waited for school to start. By the end of the summer I'm ready to go back to school because things start to get monotonous, and I'm ready for a little spice in my life, stated Jim Jenson. You know what? I'm beginning to think high school isn't just a place, but a state of mind.