West High School - Shaheen Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Gefflhg sef . . . 6 Opening MARCHING TO THE WEST HIGH BEAR fhe silk feam enferfains fhe crowd during half-fime of The Wesf vs. Cenfrcl game. fpnofo by fc Mafcekg MILA OTTO, '84, spends G Wfle extra Time decorofing her GAA secref po!'s locker. fpnofo by S. Lylej

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, i-W, si., . 1' V ' ' JOHN BEHRENS, '85, utilizes a little class time to - 1 - taste cr cookie presented to him by hissecret pai. be Enrollment was up-from past' years, and a sufficient decrease existed in the fine arts department. Reality had struck students. They knew from reports that they would have a better chance in the job market with computer training behind them. For seniors, entering the job market was only one choice as they mode plans for after graduation. College, marriage, and military were other considerations. The year of the Olympics was on its way. lt was to be the first Olympics the United States had participated in since 4976 because softhe+86eboyeott:o The employment rate was rising and the economy was said to be coming out of recession. As students ap- proached the voting age, they won- dered whether Glenn or Mondale would become the Democratic hopeful to run against President Reagan in the 4984 election. One could see that there were new challenges taking place at and around the school. Students were getting informed and ready. Preparation was The DGTTWS of the QOITWG. qwrltten by A. aelguraey fphofo by C. Swansonj Opening 5

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