West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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V r r I i F I Right: lt's late afternoon, and the sun's glare reflects in Ed Epplng's eyes as he fills a customer's tank at a local gas station. Below: Determined to maneuver between car and pole. Harold Winckler faces a routine problem. iiwuznm 3 I YUM! 2 39 .- J, 12 lobs Q5 .G D 1.6, 'H r 'id i Q I I lu 1 Above: An unfamiliar flavor is tested out as Tina Above: Putting in his work hours at Fiandall's, Tom Day, a Baskin-Robbins' employee, hands a custom- Bettis pauses to inspect a bag of groceries. er a sample.

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This is math speaking. ls English 'eady? Ready. Science? Ready. Boy's P.E.'? Ready. Vocational center? Ready. -lealth? Ready. Orchestra? Ready. We're set, let the registration begin. Form a line against the wall . . . pull a womeroom card . . . must have four solids . . . register for gym last . . . registration fees . . . need your driver's permit before your enroll at least three schedules figured out . . . membership fees . . . no guests . ,. sorry, this class is only open seventh . . . C lunch again! . . . partici- pate in a fall sport . . . pull four cards for chemistry . . . you're allowed only with a counselor's approval . . . no schedule changes once you leave . . . Well, arena, we survived the first test. Can the rest of the building survive their test on Monday and begin another year? Your combination is on your schedule card . . . sit alphabetically . . . new book cards tomorrow you will need your notebook, pen, and calculator Be- lieve me, that is the right way to class , . . here's a basic outline of this course . . . no, there lsn't a third floor . . . in case of fire, out the door and to your left Sorry, this is home-ec, Auto Mechanics is on the building's west end I think we've made it! The business of learning has overcome the confusion of beginning a new year. lar tiff., I f - Below: In this box rests the fate of many students on registration day. . g i Above: Thumbing through the IBM cards, Mr. Frei prepares for his class by familiarizing himself with the names before calling roll. Left: Knowing the alphabet frontwards and back- wards is essential for Senator Mike McCullough when helping students find their schedules Monday morning. Left: Sophomore Tina Ritchey receives her packet while Senators Julie Henschen, Deb Tanner, Warren Schultz, and Deb Malone aid Laura Birch, Sue Pitt- man, and Sheri Wallace in the final step of registra- tion. Registration 11

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. . .. . . - .. k,,,k. V VEf,7?:E,W: , .. f ,VT ,H.7if:Qw..V:iV, ION-EY tmun il, n., 1. coins of gold, sil- ar, or other metal, or paper bills to take ie place otythese, issued by a govern- lent tor use in buying and selling. Zfany- iing regularly used as money. 3. wealth, roperty, etc. The wordV money is frequentlyfthe rimary reply when students are asked rhy they have a job. Of course there are ther reasons but this is nearly always the rst response. Why else would people lrepare, serve, and clean up stranger's ood, carry their groceries, fill their gas anks, and wash their windshields? What ,ther reason would stimulate people to K ' t I . . .K .. K 4 wif detassle row after row of corn, or spenola night watching someone else's children? 1 Gsflalnly messy 'S notthe OUIY mOi1Ye:' t sssupportins their .Often .tlonifffniet pnysieariitparriofrifteeyltjon is ili isy f t times only a minor aspect. This teelingfis socialliife. tsometinic-is it becoines ineariy7 expressed by junior Sue Nelson, The impossible to keep up with studying and people l work with are my friends and ,l homework assignments. Other ,activities enjoy being around them. ,ltEtdidn't workin such.asig5watchi.ngst1,at,gr?ootbali,l.ggi2g,e,gtgoin 5 probably wouldn't see them as muchf' to a movie, or speeding time9with friendTsg Sue Thompson, also a junior, com- are replaced withf and eveningfjot work' mented, lt makes a person become However, on payday these sacrifices are more outgoing and helps toisgombat lreplacegyyith moneyjused the bilis ness. i ' it i ' it for ta car,1s?3hooI clothesgand eve Many students earn their own income to become more independent. After school and weekends are spent by many ? L A eryday iiving expenses. t g More and more, a job isrbecoming a significant part ot1.stuclent's lives. flwww.. ove: The keys of the cash register click as Tana cox rings up a sale at Hardee's.