North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Organizations 'Mmmm . . . donuts! exclaims Ryan Roseke as he looks over the wide variety of donuts that the Student Senate sells every Friday morning. Photo: R. Semlow. y 5' 'il N

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Bill Stone Fan of Though during the school year, Department Head of Driver Education, Bill Stone is busy riding the road and teaching others to handle it, in the summer he coaches Little League and Dad's Club athletes how to run the bases and handle the mound. His personal sports program includes playing golf, tennis, and racquetball as well as collecting port baseball cards. Also he is active in politics and photography along with investing in real estate. People who have influenced him are his mother and his high school baseball coach and teacher. Famous people whom he ad- mires are John Glenn, Tom Har- kin, Tommy Lasorda, Jimmy Car- ter, and his mother. Getting our license Restrictions, types, social security numbers, etc. were officially laminated for about 350 North students as they earned rights to the road. The Driver Education Department revived birth from two former social study rooms into two classrooms and one y office. An estimated 347,000 was spent facilities. to purchase films, simulators, projectors and a control panel. Each high school received a new Chevrolet Cavalier 5-speed valued at 311,000 a costly but worthy expenditure for new students. There was a great response from students to take advantage of the new With safety always in mind, Jim Anderson, instructor, admitted, There is always a certain amount of doubt in my mind about what students will do behind the wheel. I never assume they will make the correct decision. But, though well-trained these driv- ers, people BEWARE, for a new barrage of naive drivers might be testing out the barricades on your boulevard next! It's serious Turbo behind the wheel of the simulator as an intent student reacts to real life situations. Photo: R. Semlow. Driver Education

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Joining Hand At tryouts Kim Macdougall and Missy Swinscoe com- pete for the lead role. Photo: R 0Donnell. Together we formed the Wildcat Union -- tossing aside Falcon feathers and Blue Devil tridents to achieve our new identity. Throughout the summer months, first-time leaders devoted many hours to band, cheerleading, publi- cations, and Student Senate. As these students set the foundations, traditions were created. From this nucleus of human energies, plans exploded into realities as dances, fundraisers, and contests highlighted the extracur- ricular calendars. Gradually minutes were written, agendas were typed, and meetings adjourned, sometimes into the late hours as Wildcat Wisdom fulfilled the dreams S of each organization, solidifying our Wildcat t l Union, at .Siva As Maureen Garlough and Michelle , H J , 2 Schroeder talkat the German Club picnic, tt German foreign exchange student Mike Uhrig en vesdrops. Photo: M Mackenzie. - q-, Organizations