West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Innovation, coupled with a regard for the tra- ditions of the past, has been a common charac- teristic of man throughout history. Today is no different. From the broad scope of the world's prohlems and accomplishments, to the individuals at West High, these characteristics of mankind are apparent. A concern for others is an earmark of todayis society. Whether working through the United Nations, campaigning against air and water pollution, helping with the War on Poverty, or volunteering for the Peace Corps, the people of today are vitally concerned with the direction of man. But the nation is not by any means united in the opinions toward events around the world. Hippies advocating free love and less rigid drug laws, draft card burners protesting the Vietnam War, and groups rioting to show their feelings toward Civil Rights, are all a part ofthis decade. 4

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Editor-in-chief, Sally Paustian Photographer, Eric Fritz Assistant Editors: Debbie Burns, Debbie Haack, Kris Hoff, Carol Hovey, Perry Kalen, Sara Moon, Steve Toth Adviser, Rod Vahl Business Manager, Gloria Baker 138 Passing the Buck Sharon Asplund 140 Cheerleading is . . . Jenny Spencer 142 The Thespian-an actor, propman, and student! Sharon Asplund 145 The Pitcher and the Phantasy Steve Toth 146 Foreign Flair at WHS Ginalie Bein 149 Science and the Humanities Judy Johnson 150 Menagerie of Minds Steve Kleinschmidt 8a Duane Wince 152 This Is the Show That Is Kris Ho1T 158 Modes of Music Kris Hoff 164 Mischief, Thou Art Afoot Sara Moon 166 Inside West High with Joye Joye Toth 168 Spirit of Fellowship Debbie Haack 170 The Inside Story4GRA 176 ' Aquesta Presents Disney's Wonderful World of Water 178 In the Winterethe dribble, the grapple and the splash 192 Athletes' Elite Carol Hovey Carol Hovey Perry Kalen Perry Kalen 194 International Gourmets Steve Holmgren 198 In the Springebreaking the tape, cracking the bat, smashing the ball Perry Kalen 206 Index 209 Advertising 233 First Date Steve Toth 84 Dianne Lundvall 240 Acknowledgements 3

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