West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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As spring days draw near, our fancies turn toward the symbols of the open spaces beyond the classroom. The thoughts of soothing, pink blossoms borne by spring cherry trees or the speckled robin's eggs snuggled safely in a sheltering tree enable us to break away for a few precious seconds and leave the tedious pattern of classroom studies and homework. Q. W 1'

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Students, Days Reflect Varied Moods Life itself is composed of kaleidoscopic units of time. The year, as the longest unit, oyfers the greatest variety of colorful, impressionistic experiences. These experiences, in turn, may each be isolated as an event in the most basic unit of time, the day. Each day is a unit unique in its challenges to the individual person. With the pink glow of dawn travels the first of these challenges. They are realized in their full purpose during the day's experiences of clear insights or dark disallusionment, praising comments or biting sarcasm, satisfying achievement or heart- breaking failure. Life's series of days, like a chain reaction, triggers the ultimate development of a complete, well-adjusted human being. Feature ,amy 93, i . x