North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Lf A ul: x 4 :I I f i V , nited As we rejoined from Central, West, and the junior highs to form the new cluster called the North High Wildcats, many people looked down on us, but not for long! As school continued, the stu- dent body let everyone know we were on the prowl with other schools listed on the menu! Academics was our meat - always required and the basis of every- thing else. If one wanted a side dish, there were many sports from which to choose. Then there also was the variety of organizations, the fruit and the vege- tables. When Victor E. Wildcat was born pirits - he set to serve the desserts beginning at the games of our state ranked girls' volleyball team. Some of his favorite dishes were served when the Band took third place in the field competition and parade. At the Maquoketa Band Festival, the Flag Corps took first as best auxiliary corp, and at the debate tournament early in the season North won their first debate trophy capturing third place. As Victor devoured his opponents, he never became full, but remained prepared for yet another meal. I'm never going to eat another bite of jello as long as I live! mumbles Richie Kline as he desperately tries to swallow his last few bites in hopes of winning the Debut Jello Slurp. Photo: B. Christian. Some people don't dress up to go to the Nerd Dance - they just go as they are and enjoy jamming to the beat. Photo: M. Mackenzie. Student Lead-Inv

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We've got spirit, yes, we do. We've got spirit, how 'bout you? chants the varsity football squad at a pep aud. Photo: D. Smit. 'Student Lead-In if VW , 1 i Ziff tif 5 .,. 2 ff, W , ff Hmm . . . who shall I vote for? Chris Bozik and Laura Immesoete wait in line to vote. Photo: P. Lynch. Towards the awaiting Court members, Kit Hayslett escorts Tracy Tronsdon down the gym. Photo: D. Smit. A N Q. so 1? xg KN Q -l-expr A H'Qir'53 W V Q TN psi I Y' i s l ' 1 Q. quam, Y M .. A -'TE . A.. -:- r E A Q, K I I etie to as Z swf K K 2 ss.. W

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ra SS ssNiORRS.CLi2er1 Tgeasuferi Sheltfinv TrOndS0n1. TQQCY Presidents Elia Sheoftiiig retawi. -and Preili S ch ab illgrgotol L . ,X enzle - L Ackerland, Gretta Anderson, Delbert Anderson, Dorothea Anderson, Pamela M. Anderson, Pamela S. Anderson, Rebecca ' Arends, Thomas Baenziger, Tami Barker, Terri Barker, Tim arnes Tan a ea e, co Behrens, Mike Bell, Wendy Bevier, Tony Bienlien Janeen Black David Blake Dennis Blint Lori W 'rv fa! f 4 Q-5 if Q , A, X ,k 4.-.4 W 3 ' 4 ff If W , W f 'y 1' ' E ! M, Www, w ,i fig Ak , I, , ff t I H Z W9 'Q if A' 'Seniors 1YSt y, 'LTO GIVE OF MYSELF AND JUST BE SATISFIED BY SEEING HOW HAPPY I MAKE OTHERS AND HOW I AFFECT NORTH WITH MY CONTRIBUTIONS IS MORE SATISFYING TO ME THAN RECEIVING THE GLORY BY SHOUTING TO EVERYONE - HEY, LOOK WHAT I DID! - KERI SHELTON if 5. SENIOR POWER! We led North through its first year in existence with enthusiasm and pride bursting through! Many powers and privileges were allowed to our senior class - afterall, we didn't have a rule book constituting our school! Apprehensive and confused thoughts at the end of our junior year turned into positive ones. A new beginning had many promising aspects! North High School was an opportunity to blend Central and West students together to work towards a main goal - establishing our identity and gaining respect - this was a challenge! We all had one common interest - wanting to make our senior year the best year, not only because it's supposed to be the best year of our lives, but because we wanted to leave knowing that we did something for North! Something for future senior classes to build on and also for us to be proud of and respected for! The elected Senior Class Officers and the Co-Presidents of Senate were delegated power to lead the first graduating class through a spirited and successful year! ay! ! ,,a! , ,a ii' P t ,,,, , ' . ' i V , -I ' X . ,QQ In K ,A R lil F . ' if . f y ' A I I if M57 J f can gl 1 gf? f ,!,! , - ,i ,M eg ,if wiv l 4