West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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.Q h t C fb? sixth sense Tastes, Sights, and Sounds were a part of every student's life, no matter how obscure they may become in the rush of high school activities. Many breakfasts were skipped in the chaos of getting to school on time, but the lunch hour is an important social as well as nutritional time of the day. Students who were lucky enough to get out of school after fourth or fifth hour were able to take advantage of the McDonalds located just down Locust St. Most students had no choice but to eat the nutritional meals prepared by the school. If the selection of the day made their stomaches groan, they could always rely on the Falcon Burger. The option for those not brave enough for these entres, was to bring their own meals in a brown paper bag. Students spent many dollars on records, eight tracks, cas- settes, radios and stereos, for the enjoyment of hearing their favor- ite group or song. The popular sounds ranged from REO Speed- wagon to Olivia Newton-john. Every student had his own favorite. It became evident that music was an important part of students lives when, only a few weeks after school started, those who carried radios through the halls were told that they would be taken away if they were seen again. No matter how obscure they seemed, the sense affected students in many aspects of their liveslj A student listened to his radio in front of 7-Il Taste, touch, smell, and hear fashion 20

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1, ri E P Sophomore Tim Hering sports the popular Mke tennis shoes. S 1. sf L 5 was ' E is V 5 xx at 5 5 3 ai YM Q W Q K 1 The western look was a popular style throughout the year. Cindy fashions a Pandora blouse. a Ralph Simon Cavite wears a twced blazer. a silk blouse, dress wan., blazer, and Zena Corduroys. slacks and matching pumps. 1 xxx! f ST ,M-W 'AU

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The fall production of Godspell provoked emotions resulting in the sense of touch as seniors Lisa Walters and Dave Meumann exhibited. Sack lunches were one of the options junior Suzanne Springer and jenny Werthmann chose for their lunch break. For those students who must stay during the lunch hour, the school prepared meals which could be bought for 80 cents. tif ,mi ,W PUB cw. 1 z S new 4 Student violinists combined the sense of , 'touching and hearing to make their music. Sophomore Matt Hoglund contemplated buying a Rolling Stone's aibum. 21