North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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1f J5:W if W Doyle, Jon Duckworth, Stephen Dueker, Craig Duke, Megan Eaton. William Waaw 7 X95 114' 'V' ,af Engel, Jill Englund, Eric D. Erwin, Cindy Everett Rico a ren rug, att WH fl 15, H Fields, Gene Flaherty, Kevin Franich, Greg Friedline, Douglas Friemel, Amy ' K iX, I Fritz, Nicole - Fritz, Roderick I Gantt, Kimberly 4 -, 1 O n Carton, T ammi 1 f ff Q., li lf Exceiims 9,3 at 1 Fl' TRXCPAE N by FURE? will we' I Amt bchrex her of his KJ t . L aH0 . poseve Race., Photo der LAST SUMMER WHEN I WAS ONE OF ' d P il'ilZShelt0U- L THE TWO SELECTED FROM CENTRAL TO GO TO BOYS STATE GOVERNMENT CAMP, IT HELPED TO BOOST MY MORALE AND EXPERIENCE IN LEADERSHIP. Life imposes change, but if one can't adapt then they won't do well in life. Curt Schreiber took his own advice, making the most out of his senior year. He was Co-President of Senate, a member in Art Club, Baseball, Football, Track and Wres- tling. Curt wrestled his third year for Varsity Wrestling at 167 pounds and his goal was to go to State. As a captain of North's Wrestling Squad, he grew to know Coach Eric Jobgen. Curt said that he really respected Jobgen and he influenced him a great deal during his senior year. Curt was also co-captain in football his senior year. In football he started offensively as guard and defensively as a linebacker. From his defensive skills, Curt obtained honorable mention in Conference, as well as State, and was second in the Conference because of his excellence in guarding. Being one of CHS two juniors chosen last year as a well-rounded student most likely to suc- ceed in leadership contributed to Curt's excellence in all of the areas he participated in. Seniors 65

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AT THE WINTER sports pep aud, senior power shines as they learn the Wildcat School Song. Photo: M. Mackenzie. KATHLEEN CHARTRAND: Newspaper 11. TY CULVER: Upward Bound 10,11,12. Foot- ball 12. House of Representatives 12. Senate 11. TIM CLARK: Soccer 10,11,12. SUE CRAM- ER: Tennis 10,11,12. Band 10,11,12 Secretary. Flag Corps 10,11,12 Captain. House of Repre- sentatives 12. Mc Donalds. SCOTT DAILEY: Co-op 12. Letterman's Club 12. Thespians 12. KARA DICKEY: Honor Roll 10,11,12. Art Club 12. House of Representatives 12. JON DOYLE: French Club 10,11. International Club 10,11. Newspaper 11,12 Editor-In-Chief. Who's Who In America 11. CRAIG DUEKER: Basketball 10,11,12. Baseball 12. Spanish Club 11,12. Debate 10. MEGAN DUKE: Cross Country 1O,11,12. Track 1O,11,12. FCA 11,12. Homecom- ing Worker 11. Spree Worker 11. JILL ENGEL: Cheerleading 10,11 fCaptainD,12. Homecoming Worker 1O,11,12. Ski Club 10,11,12. Gymnastics 10. Diving 10. FCA 10. Debut Candidate. ERIC D. ENGLUND: Honor Roll 10,11,12. Soccer 10. Spanish Club 11,12. House of Representatives 10,11. Junior Achievement 10,11. Newspaper 11. Senate 12. Ski Club 12. TSC 11. Who,s Who In America 11,12. Yearbook 11. Homecoming Worker 12. Spree Worker 12. GREG FRAN- ICH: Football 1O,11,12 Captain. Track 1O,11,12. Sophomore Conference Champ Shot Put. Let- termans Club 10,11,12. Swimming 10. Softball 10,11. Junior Achievement 10,11. Ski Club 10. AMY FRIEMEL: Newspaper 12. KIMBERLY GANTT: Basketball 10. Softball 10. TAMMI GARTON: Tennis 10,11,12. Ski Club 10,11,12. Gymnastics 10. Business Club 10. FCA 10. Science Club 11. Homecoming Worker 10,11. Prom Worker 10. Spree Worker 10,11. Chartrand, Kathleen Clark, Jason ' Clark, Tim Clement, Deborah Collins, Matthew fx fl in f COX, Danny . . fr Craig, Dennis if I Cramer, Sue ' f' ' Dailey, Scott V A , -r. ,,,y Y W Dailey, Edward V.:,..,. i f g Dalton, Delayna Delvichio, Davina Denklau, Kristine Devore, Donald Dickey, Kara 'Seniors 7615420 QW Cin SG' I , .... , ff, Z A uf , f az N A., 2 ,,'. 1, , .N f W rf' 1 M 'if

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xl' -',d,.., k' Hg aw' ,V Q' lyly n , L We i Q,, , I ' l7,Wlii.'z , l fiifflsf, i A A A A , e . . TER SYMH W Iiafqgltgtli '14 A Aniovnhl in theqbacki ' N 'P 4 I g miq 0565 mi M r 5 Thom Yarme' - an 'iff I I er Q merit , ,Haig ' , I l iped he' award- , ff' ' Pitexotoz Nl. Evans' ' A i'iii i' ' I A 1,1 SINCE I'M So BUSY WITH HOME- l - WORK AND ALL OF THE SCHOOL ACTIVI- TIES I'M INVOLVED IN, I HAVE NO TIME TO RELAX - I'M KINDA ON THE GOV, On PBS station channel 12 at 6:30 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day, November 28. 1985, Celeste Thomas's big goal had finally become a reality - she Was one of the twelve clarinet players that partook in the All-State Music Festival! As the only qualifier from North's Band, Celeste's practices paid off as she proudly accepted the honor of lst part, 7th chair in the State! Celeste began by learning the 12 scales by heart and a metronome beat of 88. After auditions in Washington, Iowa. Celeste traveled to district com- petition. The final elimination contained 83 clarinet players trying for 12 All-State positions. Complex music requirements weren't so hard, as her two years previous experience strengthened her talents. Band took up much time, yet Celeste found time to participate in other co-curricular activities, as Cheer- leading, Orchestra, Track, and Senate. These organi- zations didn't hinder her education during her senior year, for Celeste was in the top three percent of her class. After all, her grades are what Celeste was the most proud of! George, David Griffin, -lolene Guenther, Victoria Guinn, Tammy Hathcock, Dawn Hackett, Wendy Haddix. Kim Hamilton, Tatia Hancock, John Hatfield, Susan K. Ha slett, Kitrell I en er o ,- am Herington, Tracee . - - Jeff Hodges, Austin Hoffman, Brian Hogard, Laurie Hoobler, Dale Horkulic, Daniel Y, 'Seniors 4. FD ,gif je f sv V ' A , - 1 632'-A L, ' ., V 17' , 7 K -fi 'V D V ' vr i' it 7' ' f H h..,, . , 4, , ,,, , ' ., . ' ii , Y I , ,.,, 597' fi if 1555, ,,I, ll, V' , ? ':,