North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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K- VARSITY i Bett. Clinton Central Wilton Geneseo Mater Dei W. Dubuque Moline Burl. N. Scott West E. Moline P.V. Knoxville Musc. Dub. Sen. Ia. City Wahlert K NHS 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 0 3 3 0 3 3 3 3 2 O 2 3 0 2 2 OPP 0 0 0 0 O O 0 O 0 0 0 1 0 2 O O 3 0 0 0 0 O 2 O O 2 0 3 ff-SOPHOMORE Bett. Clinton Central Burl. N. Scott West E. Moline P.V. Musc. Mater Dei Moline X NHS 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 2 2 1 OPP 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 0 2 T HTTOA TTVHA K TTVHAHTTOA tate A little teamwork can make a dream workf' These words echoed in the minds of each member of the varsity volleyball team each time they stepped on the court to face another opponent. In just two weeks of existence, the varsity squad was ranked twelfth state-wide, climbing as high as fifth near the end of the season. Not a bad accomplishment for a first-year team. Throughout the season, they continued to show their dedication and desire by reaching the semi-finals in post-season play. But their dreams for a state title were shattered when they lost to Dubuque Wah- lert, 2-3. They were one game short of the state tournament. They ended their season by losing to the number two rated team in the state of Iowa,', said Coach Amy Baker. One reason for the team's success was .,, V ' 4? V , f, .. dy . 'H 'fff' if ' V Ranked due to the fact that they were very goal oriented. We tried to have the same goals and we worked for the same thing, said Sally Valdez. Versatility also played a major role in their winning season. Our team was built on versatility. Our opponents would stop one player, but we had five others that could be effective, said Coach Baker. On the other half of the court, the sophomore squad was also making their presence known. Although they were off to a slow start, the team's turning point came in the second half of the season when they defeated a solid East Moline team, 2-1. This team was a very enthusiastic eager-to-learn group. Their hard work and dedication will pay off in the years to come, said Coach Hinrichsen. 9 ff, Wk M---. Km... M f ' f ...1 ff MQ.. ff . fwif?-7.2,--'V M r.i ' ,irl Illiuief AM' can aaa rrst Bumpin' the sun? Not really, but Laura Congratulations are in order as Sally Immesote intensely concentrates on the Valdez, Sue Hatfield and Lisa Burke glaring sphere during a hot August celebrate another victory. Photo: T. practice. Photo: B. Christian. Erickson.

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BOYS' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: First Row: Curtis Rice, Mark Smith, Omar Hunigan, Todd Congdon, Bob Dueker, Matt May. Second Row: Ken Hendley, Mark Faga, Mark Harmsen, Kevin Smith, Mike Lizak, Kevin Ruggeberg. Last Row: Coach Eldon Bird, Jeff Flagel, Steve Ankum, Joel Bates. Tom Hampton, Bruce Bibbs, Keifer Burrage, Coach Joe Vaccaro. Photo: K. Marcek. A base-line jumper from leading scorer Bruce Bibbs helps give North another victory. Photo: D. Bohannon. Intensity shows on the face of Michelle Faktor as she concentrates on making her freethrow. Photo: A. Pitman. --.sis :s:.:.. . GIRLS' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: First Row: Chris Williams, Trina -lorth, Dawnelle Neuser, Kris Huff, Beth Loeke, Kris Naae, Coach Sue Hinrichsen. Last Row: Stephanie Boyd, Patti Sampson, Missy Wickersham, Kim Taylor, Michelle Faktor. Photo: K. Marcek. Sophomore Basketball v

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X The ultimate goal in volleyball - bump, set, spike - is shown by Kelly Kundel as she follows through on her spike. Photo: T. Erickson. Varsity Volleyball: First Row: Amanda Curran, Kim Vanden- burgh, Corynn Luckett, Jennifer Hass. Second Row: Laura Immesoete, Sally Valdez, Kelly Kundel, Last Row: Lisa Burke, Dana Burson, Sue Hatfield. Photo: J. Pagan. MAS, x . ,, ,X Wf . S-, - J as Q N N s. h X WV Q :lu 3' 3 'Q ' V law in my R Q J M ' Q g af 1 - f , ' .j ,4 Q T sn. Sophomore Volleyball: First Row: Anna Keppy, Kerri Decker, Trina Jorth, Angie Scodeller, Kara Erickson. Last Row: Michelle Faktor, Lisa Elias, Patti Simpson, Coach Sue Hinrichsen, Missy Dillie, Bridgette Nidey, Dawnelle Neuser, Michelle Ohsann. Photo: J. Pagan. T