West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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1 I lub activities, team equip- ment, trips and competi- tion all cost money. 'For many clubs, this means that big bucks have to be raised. Sports teams, student government, ser- vice clubs, the music department and many other West organiza- tions are, at one time or another, raising funds. The members usually don't mind, though, for they find that often raising the money can be as much fun as spending it. The most popular fund-raising project is selling the Kathryn Beich candy bars. Nearly every club sells these at one time or another during their drive. The assortment of Caramel, Krunch, and Almond gets monotonous after a while, so clubs often turn to other items to sell. The music department has a wide variety, selling everything from fruit to salami, from albums to pizza. Other clubs raise money through other events. For exam- ple, NFL and student govern- ment sponsor dances. NFL also sells popcorn at the football games, and a varig ty of clubs clean up Brady Street Stadium to earn extra money. Whatever the means, the clubs raise the funds. The problem of having enough money to do what the clubs want to do always has and always will be one of the main concerns of West High organizations. 26 Fund Raising und raising Q 11 fly R.-. if! Uh no 1--v U1 C133 'GBNBOL ,.. W- I .,,, iii K K VI V 3 -if 3 fi 'Q W ' if .

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lf IQ. .hy pf -...Q . ..,. t , n yy 1 ff W Q 8' Nay? ,f Dludng' a slow dance, students enjoy the break from the fast movement. GAA president, Teresa Snyder, pays her congratulations to the new Gala king, Steve Grubbs, in a slow dance. Gala Candidates. Seated: Kevin Kellums, Dave Cainer, Trent Rub- ley, Mark Wendell, Tim Boemecke, Mike Shupe. Standing: Brad Smith, Pat Mulvebill, Bill Shedd, Casey Johnson, Brad Kelsey, Steve Grubbs, Jay Dietz. Gala. 25

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