West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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THIIB Ull Ylllll' HBIIIIS So, I have a free period. What can I do? Well, let's see . . . there are many possi- bilities! I could get an early start on my homework or catch up on some studying in the library. The library has a variety of reference books to use, as well as a large choice of fiction. On the other hand, l could just sit back and relax with a group of friends, some music, and a can of pop in the cafeteria. Sometimes, however, the cafeteria becomes too crowded. What do other people do? Some students have a special spot where they feel at home. For example, aspiring disc jockeys are found in the KWHS radio roomy West's musi- cians might use their free periods to prac- tice in the band room. The members of the drama club head for the Thespian room in their free time. Still others might spend their time solving problems in the computer room, writing speeches in the Glass Shack, or producing a newspaper in the Pub. Occasionally a person can be found dozing off in a quiet corner of the cafeteria or library. With so many choices before me, I don't know where to go! What can I do? Junior Dan Gilpatrlck uses one of his free periods to make tape recordings for the radio station. The sack lunch room provides a quieter atmo- sphere for conversation and studying. 30 Free Periods