North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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I While hanging posters for the writing contest in December, Maureen Garlough and Michele Le Mar relax from deadline stress. Photo: M. Mackenzie. Intently looking on Angie Keeney pays close attention while Bobby Arora archives the short story copy to disks. Photo: M. Mackenzie. AJ! ...--f ' WW f .... Q tv , lr VESTIGE STAFF: Front Row: Michele Le Mar, Janeen Bienleen, Angie Keeney. Second VA-Z Row: Maureen Garlough, Terah Bishop, Cathy Dietz, Bobby Arora. Back Row: Kathy Learn, Richard Fehlman, Betty Christian. Photo: M. Mackenzie. Vestige

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-v Scribestepping: paw print ves'tige fvesitijl, n. IF., fr. L. vestigium footprint, sign.l,' -Webster's The Vestige was our footprint, our visible sign on paper, our literary track. Throughout its pages we delved into the World of imagination and lived vicarious- ly through students, short stories and poems. With their best foot forward, staff editors, goals ranged from accepting a new challenge to leaving a memorable magazine behind for all others to learn from and admire in the future. Junior Bobby Arora desired to make The Vestige, not only the first, but also the best that will ever be published. While adviser Betty Christian was determined to Hproduce an attractive package and provide the editors with a meaningful experience in publications, adviser Kathy Learn made sure there was a Hwide variety of students repre- sented in it. With pride, junior Maureen Gar- lough exclaimed, I want to be recog- nized for helping to turn out one of the best of many Vestiges to comef' As special talents shone in the spotlight, sophomore Cathy Dietz's ex- pertise from publishing poems assisted in forming fair judgements of students' Works and Arora's and Angie Keeney's computer skills solidified the archiving of all the Works. Learn claimed, I'm an experienced nag, so I kept people on task through completion of the project! A critique session for selection of materials busies Cathy Dietz and Terah Bishop as the contest nears finality. Photo: M. Mackenzie. Amused while proofreading, Janeen Bienleen enunciates the letters distinctively to spell 'tmanicotti'? Photo: M. Mackenzie. sn. K1 K - i ,g N -fy .. . ,... .. .. z .- I - - , 'Vestige

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BAND AND FLAG CORPS: First Row: Bethany Gert- ner, Lorie Evans. Second Row: Melanie Boutelle, Laurel Romer, Susan Noel, Cindy Sattler, Dana Clemons, Missy Wickersham, Margene Baetke, Tiffany Dorrance, Tom Easton, Rochelle Clinton. Third Row: Kelly Tschantz, Sonji Sigler, Annie Corbin, Kim Goslowsky, Kathy Stanton, Amy Tyler, Amy Wymore, Jeri Bloominger, Trish Guthrie, Marji Mackenzie, Anna Keppe. Fourth Row: Jean Chang, Rick Ekstrand, Heather Holder, Heather Pauli, David Vikdal, Bryan Kress, Matt May, David Miller, Amy Pitman, Jennifer O'Niel, Michelle Weir, Lara Hassey. Fifth Row: Stephanie Shields, Brad Brickson, Jon Fleis- chman, Kris Naae, Chris Peel, Sarah McKitrick, Pat Olsen, Jim Bladel, Sandy Rehyer, Karriann Muhs, Dawnelle Neuser, David Glawe, Valerie Clark. Sixth Row: Julie Reiser, Dave Bitterman, Jim Murphy, Nancy Boever, Todd Congdon, Jeff Carstensen, Chad Hopkins, Craig Byram, Robert Noga, Mike Rhinesmith, Celeste Thomas, Troy Robins, Michelle Giametta. Seventh Row: Jean Clark, Beth Loecke, Scott Beadle, Terry Huff, Greg Hester, David Smit, Tim Erickson, Lisa Williams, Kris Budde. Eighth Row: Michelle Twito, Kelly Ekstrand. Ninth Row: Carole McCoy, Darla Englund, Karen Howse, Lisa Lund, Dawn Hartwig, Missy Foster, Michelle Ohsann, Kara Waggoner, Kim Ernst, Sonia Scoggins, Erin Hill, Lana Marxen, Debbie Crone, Sue Cramer, Lorie Lohman, Kristi Spindler, Kara Erickson. Photo: K. Marcek. Trumpets, baritones, and marching trombones combine to compose miraculous melodies. Photo: Staff. Band members look on for their next instruction from drum ma- jors Bethany Gertner and Lorie Evans. Photo: Staff. BandfFlag Corps