West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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MIRACLE WCDRKER West High's spring play, The Miracle Worker was a rewarding experience for all involved. The performances were April 3rd and 4th. Many of the actors and actresses had to learn howto speak with a southern accent, and one fed. note.: Kelli Jo Kerry? had to mas- ter the difficult Irish accent. Jenny Brown, '87, played the deaf-blind 6-year old Helen Keller. Kelli Kerry had the title role of Annie Sulli- van. In the play, Annie had to face the near impossible task of teaching Helen. Her chal- lenge was further complicated by Helen's parents, played by Lisa Hoelzer, and Lars Neg- stad. An excellent set added to the quality of performance. -Lars Negstad The Miracle Worker Ccastl Capt. Keller - Lars Negstad Doctor - Rob Kerry James - David Heiderken Anognos - Carlos Gutierrez Perey - Jim Stein Annie Sullivan - Kelli Jo Kerry Helen Keller - Jenny Brown Aunt Ev - Joyce Bennett Vinry - Tracy Owens Kate - Lisa Hoelzer Martha - Sonya Van Gorder Blind Girls - Amanda Jones Carrie Allen Treanna Schaab Jean Spencer Heidi Peterson I Voices - Steve Bode and Susan Kay I Student Directors - J.D. Greenwalt and Wendy Buzzell Publicity - Amy Brown Light Design - Heidi Peterson Stage Crew Chairman - Alalna Young Props Chairman - David Buffington Costumes - Susan Kay 20 PLT-WfVFlFlIETV SHOllJ Jenny Brown, '62 fOk95 notes for her ChOfOCf6L Helen-Keller. Cphoto by Heidi Petersen? ,Www Q., Lr.. L U W H p U A p i..., . Emotions show on the actors faces. Students read to enhance their characters.

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CHARITY WEEK FEEDS THE NEEDY r ..ii .,,, i ,,, ..,, ' ' ','.', I ,,, . ,,'-- I ,,,,' , ,, ., ' 1, Q ,,,, A11-u V- A , Mu. .2 ' ,, , , T0m MGQSUDIS, '66, 9095 Off on O 9Uff0f Kenny Bailey, '68, shows off his drum tolents. Cphoto by T. Kingb THE BAND LOCK YITE 'Lsrruts their stuff Cphofo by T. Klngb solo. Cphoto by T. Kingb wanna? ,., 0 0 tri, 3 , 4 , , . Q 4 lf 1 0 up Q ' i 0 in c 4 U O U U . 'D O 1 Q 1 if I , Q O61 AN ENTHUSIASTIC GIVER ro the food drive, Cphoto by T. kingb 99 CHHRITV UJEEH Q DO Oi Ryan Cooley, '81 ond Derek Sandlmop, '8Q dress up during charity week. Cphoto by T. Kingb In this time of wordly confusion we all have our minds focused on one issue or anoth- er, but one issue thot connot be overlooked is thot of hunger. When starvation is men- tioned one's mind wonders off to India, and Ethopio. But how often does one consider the United Stores or even o little closer to home, the Quod Cities. This year something was done about this situation that if neglected bring a notion to its knees. KIIK 104 of Daven- port ran o food drive with all oreo schools par- ticipating by contributing food in hopes of win- ning o S1000 prize for the most food collected by any school. North Scott came owoy the winner but West contributed its foir share to the cause. The week of giving was topped off with o chority aud and an oir bond contest with The Time winning over The Biffs. The Time wos composed of Mike Herrig, Carey Brown, Brian Atkins, Mike Herbert, Mark Ray, ond Jeff Ryan. Mike Herbert topped off the aud with his unique dance gestures. An ouction was olso held to roise money for the needy with Ryan Cooley setting a new record with a bid of 5150, surpassing Matt Truitts old record of 5100, thus proving that you can have fun while doing something thot is worthwhile, - Todd Figonboum