North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Closely-knit cast of Teahouse gathers around their pet goat during the final perform- ance. Photo: B. McCaw. Future Broadway star? Maybe not, but Col. Purdy was portrayed in a professional way. Photo: B. Christian. Pre-show jitters d0n't slow down Lisa Williams as she finalizes her make-up. Photo: A. Peterson. vStudent Life 5 , . 3-15. I f f- . 1

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10. TOP TEN ALBUMS OF 1985 1. Born in the U.S.A. - Bruce Springsteen 2. Reckless - Bryan Adams 3. Like a Virgin - Madonna 4. Make it Big - Wham 5. Private Danceru - Tina Turner 6. No Jacket Required - Phil Collins 7. Beverly Hills Copsv - Soundtrack 8. Suddenly - Billy Ocean 9. Purple Rain - Prince and The Revolution Tears for Fears Songs From the Big Chair', Topping the Charts Although the students representing North High were not members among the board of Academies which chose best movies and music, they did give their opinion of the best of '86. What did North honor as the Best of '86'? Like millions of Americans, our surveys proclaimed The Cosby Show as top of the television mountain. Let's not forget mellow dramatic soaps such as Days Of Our Lives and Santa Bar- bara. As we forge into the future, t'Back to the Future film this year. Yes, there were local preferences as well. Godfather's proved cream of the proved as number one 'Wir 'iffy .,' I X , f - ,ya- K XMKWK x W -ff av ' x Nw V,-, ,. . fx If f' fmt s'f ,f crop as far as pizza joints went, with Rocky Rococo's and Happy Joe's follow- ing close behind. Of course, a perfect dessert after pizza is ice cream, as Whitey's won that honor by a landslide. Rounding off a few preferences within the Quad- cities was your choice of best clothing stores. The Limited and Bachrachs reig- ned king and queen of Northpark Mall. Although opinions varied from person to person, these previous winners were chosen by the majority of the NHS student body. Topping the charts not only nation- ally but locally, these favorites surpassed all other nominations and kept everyone entertained. sg- fx xx as Y l 'S x 5. Whitey's is always a refreshing treat as Cindy Crossen, Keri Shelton, and Cindy Shelton take a break from yearbook. Photo: M. Mueller. Trying to decide which movie to see, Steve 'if- Conklin and Brian Noojin check over the enter- tainment section. Photo: K. Kulcsar. Student Life

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rl Ar M1 -........r-.- Performing a First Excitement filled the air as North's first production came to a successful ending. Tension and pressures were replaced with cries of joy and sighs of relief. Linda Schoffstall, who gracefully portrayed the character Lotus Blossom, commented, i'When everything comes together, all the hard work is worth it when you hear the crowd's applausef, Nerves were calmed and feelings of confidence overtook the actors. Most of this confidence was due to the group's director, Paul Holzworth. Craig Byram, playing the lead of Capt. Fisby, stated, Mr Holzworth is the best qualified director in the state, while Kim Mac- dougall, executing the role of Sakini, observed, The cast has formed a family- like atmosphere with Mr. Holzworth posing as the father figure. The feeling created in the molding of this play into a first-rate production was one the future drama members can strive to carry on to other works at North. Expression is an art vital to acting, as Kim Entwistle gestures to the crowd. Photo: B. Chris- tian. Straight from Okinawa, these lovely Geisha girls know how to enhance the audience. Photo: M. Mackenzie. 'fy JF . student Life: