West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Sridders Post Homecoming Win Over E. Moline T i rw' we ldiant smiles enhanced the happiness of the Queen and her two attendant as they watched the Falcons defeat East Moline for Homecoming victory and a beautiful start of the weekend of Falcon Days festivities. Quill and Scroll members posed with their wagon-wheel float which captured the first place award of fifteen dollars. A ..ul ' 4-ns,-1

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Fullback Rick Bourn fought for extra yardage in play against East Coach Marshall Stoner, dressed as a riotous Beatle, was M.C. of the Falcon Days pep aud, October 1. West students exhibited spirit and enthusiasm in the class competition cheers as they urged the football team on to a victory over the East Moline Panthers. The winning floats and hall displays were an- nounced during the Queenls Coronation Aud, Sep- tember 30. Quill and Scroll took first place in the float division, receiving an award of fifteen dollars. Homeroom 203 was named first place winner in the Best All-Around category, and was presented with a trophy and ribbon. The hosting Falcons pounded the East Moline Panthers for a 33-0 homecoming victory October 1. The WHS sophomores were also victorious as they defeated the East Moline sophomores, 20-0 on two TD's by Clark Adrian and another by Terry Williams. During the half-time ceremonies, Queen Sandy Rynor and her two attendants, Jan Blake and Barb Hennings, were presented to West students and those alumni members who had returned to participate in the Homecoming festivities. Queen Sandy was pre- sented with a dozen red roses, and the royal three were escorted to their red and white decorated box where they happily watched the Falcons defeat East Moline. Freddie chased the East Moline Panther off the field during half-time ceremonies. Nlarshall Stoner entertained WHS students at the Ear Moline pep aud with his interpretation of a Beatle. i

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30 Falcon Days Dance is 'Greatest Show on Earth Him I I -lg! Happy West High couples and alumni members who were participating in the weekend's Homecoming festivities took time o to chat with friends and, in some cases, to rest tired feet. Lighthearted couples walked through the cheerfully Queen Sandy was poised and radumt as she danced the decorated hall leading to the dance floor. Queen's Dance to the music of the Ambassadors.