West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THE CRO WN AND sceptor bearers approach the throne, For Jusi A lVlomenT THE i988 GALA King Candidates. The Twelve Grand Gala King Candi- daTes siT anxiously awaiTing The announce- rnenT of The winner. GRA presidenT, Suzy Hulsing, opens The envelope. Silence. The 4988 Grand Gala King is . . . Mike MoeIIer! Applause is heard as he is presenTed his crown and cape. A shocked Mike Moeller aTTempTs To make an acceptance speech. AfTer Thanking The girls for Their voTes, The King's dance begins, The evening was filled wiTh exciTemenT for everyone, noT jusT Mike Moeller. As iO:3O approached and The crowd slowly dwindled away The exciTemenT seemed To follow. The empTy cafeTeria was barren and would have To waiT unTil nexT year To feel The exciTernenT of anoTher Grand Gala. ABO VE LEFT - nrst ro wx Darrin Storjohan, Jeff Ryan, Mike Moellen Steve Howland, Kent Cesler, and Doug Beasley. Second l?o wx Beth Wardlo w, Shannon Perisho, Karen Duncan, Molly BargHeld, Jeanne Pittman, and Leslie Hickenbottom. Left - first row - Cary Brown, Byron Frick, Dan Martens, Ke vin Rommel Terry Shie, and Bob Tucker. Second Row - Suzy Hulsing, Jill Hudson, Jill Lange, Kristin Main, Lori Frerichs, and Pam Hobart. GALA

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Alys Sn yderprac fices for many hours fo de vel- 'T I. M. op Thrs skill. ll: ,, J - Q- , , , . . , RUN FOI? YOUR life! As plans are made for This summer we can only hope for some sunny skys and brighT sTars. We were blessed wiTh jusT Those condi- Tions mosT of lasT year. As The ThermomeTer rose so did The summer acTiviTy-in The Quad CiTies. On July 2LlTh a record crowd Turned ouT To see The largesT field of runners ever as Joseph Nzau ran off wiTh 'lsT place. Many oTher sTudenTs Took on some fun aT The Mississippi Valley Fair or The GreaT River Roar. lf you weren'T inTeresTed in Those, you could go To places like WesT Lake, Wacky WaTers, ScoTT CounTy Park, or Vanderveer Park. Many sTudenTs enjoyed a simple day nexT To The waTer soaking up some rays or wiping a liTTle wax on Their car. AT nighT The summer really heaTed up. Many sTudenTs seT The nighT on fire on The One Ways or aT some of The favoriTe Teen oenTers like STage Two. lf you weren'T inTo ThaT maybe you jusT seTTled back and socialized aT Emeis. WiTh all The exciTemenT The QC. did see a favoriTe pass Time demolished as The cinemas were closed excepT in Milan, Re- gardless of how The heaT was made we musT realize ThaT lasT summer sizzled. -Todd Figanbaum MANY STUDENTS AND Teachers ran The BTX 7 This sum- mer.