West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Waves of M pirit fill the A full week of rousing enthu- siasm and contagious spirit took place in the middle of October as the fever of Homecoming was caught by all. To start off the week, various groups decorated showcases depicting this year's theme In the Air Tonight . The proud winners of the new tradition were the Mobious staff. Four teams of girls continued to carry out the enthusiasm as they fought long and hard in the powder puff football competition. Bill Sulentic's team came out the victorious winner of the event. con! on pg 14 junior Greg Lehner stretches in order to place the decorations just right. if as i , -'slam air MCM! Seniors Shelli Hemmen and Matt Corbin pass a lifesaver during the field events. Members of t'Del Fox entertain the students at the dance Saturday night. E .U it V 12

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Richard Colson, American History teacher, contemplates giving a sophomore a fourth hour class. Frustration can be a major part of the registration process as shown by sophomore Danny Kramer. For these students, sitting in the bleachers of the gym is a time-consuming part of regis tra tion day. Sv as ,. 'S at it N its 'Q 5.5 r Q- gg. ig Z me :ff Heat and I-leartac es Registration rolled around again, and once more brought with it the heat that almost brought a few of the calm, cool seniors to their knees. It could be felt as students filed into the gym, calling out greetings to their friends and forcing their way into the bleachers. Although they arrived ahead of their scheduled registration time by ten minutes, they were told that they were late and would have to wait their turn. The heat grew worse as they took their seats and listened to Mr. Cline drill into their heads that everyone would be required to be at school for first hour, and that it would be useless to try and avoid a seventh hour class. As the day wore on, the sophomores began to arrive. Their blood began to boil as they approached the fourth teacher who told them that seventh hour was the only class available. They soon learned that if all else fails, run to the nearest coun- selor. At last! They reached check- out! They had all of their cards! It was time to go home! They had even remembered to buy their pool passes!

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Crashing through the hoop, Senior Dan Blake leads the team onto the field. junior Connie Cohen helps prepare decorations for the cafeteria. Q t,. l , e , -eau Queen Amy Ungs reigns over the student body after being crowned. Senior Gene Belz is helped off the field after receiving a knee injury, 13