Central High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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 JUST ONE MORE CAR AND THEN maybe we'I have enough for uni- forms' thinks Sherrie Devries as she uses a» her elbow grease at the Dad 's Club Basebat car wash Photo J. Wine SO THIS IS WHY THEY CALL it tracer 8' Making way for new class- rooms. the tracers puled up ther roots and moved next to the focui- Jy parking lot Photo D Ashton SEXY. FUN. AND AFFORDABLE The Men of CHS calendar, a Black hawk Yearbook publication feotur- 'MBuwLrr THE OF CHS 1983 - 1984 Blackhawk Yearbook mg twelve seniors, came out look- ing fantastic to the envy of area schools HOT FUN IV THE SUMMER '84 GETS MORE' But time' Or is it fa 7 Sopho- why are they otter him? mores Ncote Crawford. That's Skip Moore guard- Heather A ley. and Amy mg the senior class motto Tyler venture out on a bo-.»er get it? Photo muggy September night M Freking to their first away foot ban game Ogams t Mokne Photo M Wickersham Y

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AN EVER-GRO MNG HEAP OF books confronts Assumption transfer Kathy Kakert os she thinks to herself. 'I am doing this for a reason, right? Photo: M. Freking ON A BLUSTERY DAY N October. Curt Czupko and Michele Johnson ventured out for a botoon ride and a quick bite to eat. Photo: M. Wickersham. WAIT A MINUTE! State of Mind. It is kind of a wild theme, but it's not really that dif- ficult to understand if you take a look at the students of C.H.S. I mean, check out some of those senior guys with their far-out clothes and noisy spirit. Guys like Jim Stark, Ross Murty, and Mike Shetler ... they're maniacs! Ju- nior John Mohr remarked, The senior spirit made it easier for the underclassmen to get the correct Central attitude — Central is not just a place to study hard, but also a place to have a real good time. What about the senior girls, you ask? Well, according to the Black- hawk Newspaper, they are 'the most totally mature people in the school'. ... Right!!! 4