West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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A The spotlight is on YOU pun Kfm3 'EY I1 The time is ours to be spent unwinding in our own way, whether it's pumping the swings in a park, roasting marshmallows over the fire or chatting with friends at lunch. Taut neryesyield to the excitement of a football game, the music from the local rock station or the discovery of a rare stamp. Relaxation often comes with the simple reflection of the day's happen- ings and the collection of our thoughts. This year has passed leaving certain moments to be remembered forever by some, yet unnoticed by others. 2745 memories have been formed, each differ- ent trom the next. However we remember the year, the spotlight was on us and our feelings. Above: Stands are packed with cheering fans, wav- ing banners, streaming toilet paper, and the ever present policeman as the Falcons play Moline. A Cafl, V 'f' ..- . , . , .. . as -.5 .V-,g i .g,.2.vn..,.k 1 .. r S 11l1'1jQE1:S 0 '3' -ts mmm nr 3 Knfumd Left: Scissors have many uses. Debbie Caldwell uses the handles to paste together a native Ameri- Opening 5