West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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nside WesT's boundaries, a rnulTlTude of changes Took place during The 4984-82 school year. Changes in sTudenT life, clubs, classes, sporTs, and people were broughT obouT, To some degree, by ourrenT issues and oTTiTudes in our oommuniTy, noTion, and The world os well. Changing wiih The curreni involved every sTudenT wheTher They conoenTraTed on a few or all of The above rnenTioned TaoeTs of life as o member of WesT's sTudenT body. lVlosT imporTanTIy, Through The oopTured momenTs in The Shaheen, we may now look back upon The pasT year and reodll how we prospered while Changing wifh The currenf, l 1 I 'fil- filfiilrs Changing with The current evoives around our cify, which, while changing, consranfiy brings forih new opporfun Ties and chailenges

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he ever-chonging currenTs of The Mississippi River proughT opouT The expioroTion of The rnidwesT Through explorers' greoT curiosiTy, ond The supseguenT poTTie for possession of The greoT rniciwesiern grossionds. Shoheen, which rneons Uyoung Toicon, is opproprioTeIy Token Trorn on indion ionguoge, os The firsT inhopiTonTs of The DovenporT oreo were inoions, pushed wesTworo ocross The Mississippi by whiTe seTTiers. The consTonT flow of The rnighTy Mississippi woTers hos, in Turn, proughT opouT rnuch deveioprnenT ond cuITure To The rniciwesT since iTs pioneering doys. CurrenTiy, we ore wiTnessing persisTenT chonges in our iifesTyies. Chonges were prevoienT This posT yeor, onoi wiii conTinue To pe ThroughouT our lives. The 4982 Shoheen rnokes woves in observing poih The Iorge ond smoii experiences sTudenTs encounTered whiie chonging wiTh The currenT. E

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The senior section tries to out shout the sophomore and junior sections during the roar of a pep aud. Practicing solo for band, sophomore Cathy Busher relaxes with flute in hand during one of her free hours. The West High Silks spent many hours practicing in order to perfect their routines. V, '11, Ut V 5 'f Language arts teacher Sally Sulivan gives indvidual hem to one of her wdting students. During a debate toumament, seniors Bob Gorman and Sara Moeller prepare their topic defense carefully. During Sue March's sewing class, students brush up on their tailoring skills.