North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

Page 74 text:

of . - EAR SECOND gunlm A ber on the ban mei? X V olley N nova Valdez Tamil, Sanz bumps Peffeclsfy higlrickson' Photo- ff' Z OUR SENIOR CLASS IS DETERMINED BECAUSE 4- WE WANT TO LEAVE KNOWING THAT WE DID SOMETHING GOOD. IT'S BETTER TO BE POSITIVE AND INVOLVED RATHER THAN SAY, MOH, WE PARTIEDU BECAUSE ANYBODY CAN PARTYY' 'fThe most memorable part of volleyball during my senior year was knowing what an impact we had on our audience - that we were what they remem- bered the next day in school when we were the main conversation, Sally Valdez stated. Sally contributed a lot to North High's successful year ending as 5th ranked in the State - she was named the best defensive player on the team, was a KIIK Ath1ete's Player of the Week nominee, and was a member of the Junior National Team which ended its year touring Canada. The Junior National Team consisted of the best volleyball players in the nation composed through district and state competitions that went through elimination processes. Sally tried out for the team at the end of the volleyball season her junior year. Her 8 day tour of Canada proved successful as they won the Junior National Team tournament against the Canada Womens National Team. Sally's victorious year in Junior Nationals and in North's being ranked as H5 in the State made her proud and excited to say that she represented North High School. Murphy, James M. Noble, Bryan Obrien, Tom O'IJonnell, Margaret Overton, Wayne Page. Penelope iA'ii Pash. David Pedersen, Steve Peterson. Chris Pickett. Donald Mark Reddy, Prasanta K. Redmond, Keith Ricker, Lyle W. Rieck, Kat eeser, Bill 70,34 X sf' . X f , ps- ' . Q m y fr Q5 E 1 ff' K it Asc! Q f Aw' ir L ..:.k Q ., i Q , . ,K x K A1 . Q 5 .,.. wx sf. X Wa ,H r f F 3 5 2 .I g , wt. I

Page 73 text:

if X fa . M A .. ,if ,,, ., 41 lf X -if . ',,, , ...ri ff ,f W., ,,., an J Q- 5 . WH W, ss. A . . f . ,jw1.ww1W' . f . .. ,. . le.. ,,,, ' Q have i if has ' , A s -v ff ' is ,iff 'ff f f 9? X we f aw 'it-r V fi f if? f ff f J Z9 l are . ,ff lf' .,...-41... .ww .1 , M ,,,, 4,423 ,Q Mackenzie, Marjorie Markelius, Anna Marsh, Mark Martin, Jennifer Martin, Robert if., -y,, , I . e Martinez, Melanie if Q H Mason, Pam . K 4 'lVF'iP'5'L'f'ivlP iaaaaooii asm A ' I c oy, an H ' ' McCoy, Ricky A,LV s, McNair, Deann McNealey, Travis Mickelson, Troy Miller, Josh Miller, Michelle Minnick, Matt Moore, Ron Mor an, on a Mueller, Mike ll egpectf 1 .1 aw. SURF7i1EPt0aIioe Pete 'V ctginrfe YO hit the thg hrs to: M. Mac. waves- Pho ken?-le' BEING SENATE CO-PRESIDENT AND HAVING A LOT OF INPUT IN SCHOOL FUNCTIONS IS MY BIGGEST ACCOMPLISHMENT AND I'VE GAINED A LOT OF RESPECT FROM THIS. Who was the funniest guy at North High School? The senior class decision was clear- cutg Pete Vogt brought out the little kid in everyone with his big grin and wild and crazy personality! Petels outgoingness was natural and was displayed in the many areas he was involved with - he Was Senate Co-President and in Baseball and Football for three' consecu- tive years. Knowing Coach Robinson throughout the years made Football a little more fun. Through lots of tough work, Pete realized that it can't get you down. Although they lost 0-7, he felt their best game of the season was at Assump- tion. Watching game films helped them plan strategy. U In order to plan events as Senate Co- President, Principal Dr. Paul Johnsonis ap- proval was sometimes demanded. Pete had been given alot of freedom from Dr. Johnson which made him confident. He stated that Dr. Johnson influenced him the most his senior year. From having input as Co-President in school functions and having Dr. Johnson's approval, Pete gained alot of respect. l

Page 75 text:

V . .,,, ' 5 5IA I ' ,, A . I.. - . I ' 'gg' 1 N I N? f-Q i V 59 'Y ,. Q M i f , 3 if 81- 2 4 5' jrfgazri 's 1 rg. 5' 'QF if if f 2 4 .A A.,, W ,.,.vf, 'X 4 . lf. if 'Vw my 1 sgv. 1, 6 1 sf? V . - swf' .' . M , .W no W , E flwyf, ,M ., ,,,,. ., 4e., 1 f a i ff. 1. P at 4! A-l.. fa ,if .a. 5 at 1 , 4. JAMES M. MURPHY: Drama Club 10,11,l2. Band 10,11,12. Jazz Band 10,1l,l2. Musical Pro, ductions 10,11,12. Variety Show 10,11,12. Junior Achievement 10,11. Rastrelli's. MARGARET O'DONNELL: Drama Club 10. Newspaper 12.Yearbook 11,12 Organizations Editor. Mixed Chorus 10. Musical Productions 10. Homecoming Worker 12. MAT OLES: Football 12. Art Club 12. A-Cappella 12. Mixed Chorus 12. DAVID PASH: Soccer 10,11,12. Spanish Club 11,12. Football 10. Agate 10. D-Mens ll. Who's Who In America 12. CHRIS PETERSON: Spanish Club 10,11,12. Basketball 12. FCA 10,11. HEATHER POOLEY: Tennis 10,11. Football Manager 11. Spanish Club 11. Art Club l0,1l. CAA lll,.l1. Honor Roll 10. House of Representatives 1l,12. Junior Achievef ment 10. TSC 10,1l. Who's Who ln America 11,12.. Yearbook 12 Artist. Society for Distinguisliecl American High School Students 1 1,1 2. Homeconi ing Worker 11. Endicott Johnson Shoes. ELIZA- BETH PRIES: Agate 10. Drama Club 10,l1,11' GAA 10. House of liepreseiitatixl-es 10,1 1. -lunioi Achievement 11. Newspaper 11, 'lllic Rock 10,11 Ski Club 12 Volleyball 10. Track ll, Manager Tennis 10,11, Varsity. Student Trainer, football, track, bolleyball. PRASANTA K. REDDY: De bare 10,1 1,12 Secretarv, President, Final Round ii. Districts, Outstanding Representative in Districts- Congress. Drama Club 10,11,12. Vice President. Childrens Theatre Musicals. All School Play 12. Honor Roll 1O,11,12. French Club 10.11 Vice President. Agate 10,12 GAA 10 House of Repre- sentatives 11. Senate 12 Musical Productions 12 Homecoming Worker 12. Prom Worker 11. LYLI. W. RICKER: Football 10,11 Newspaper 12. Thespians 10. Show Choir 10. RYAN ROSEKF.: Wrestling 12. Soccer 12. All School Play 12. JODI SABEL: Softball 12. Manager for Volleyball and Basketball 12. Spanish Club 10. GAA 10. Senate- 10. Special Olympics Helper 10,11 Yearbook 12 GALA Worker 10,11. Homecoming Worker 10,1i. Prom Worker 10,11. Spree Worker 12. Supervisor at Hardees. PEGGY SAGER: German Club 10,11 Co-op 12. Devil's Diary 11. Honor Roll 12. Newspa- per 12 Features Editor. Mixed Chorus 10. Records l E l Clerk at Davenport Police Departments. STACI L. SANDBACH: Drama Club 12. A-Cappella 12. Band 10. Mixed Chorus 11. MELISA SCHABIL- ION: Track 12. Softball 12. Co-op 12. Drama Club 10. Honor Roll 10. House ol' Representatives 12. Senior Class President. Spree Worker 10. Debut Candidate. Strums. MARK SCHLICIITING: Football 10,1 1,12 Captain, All Conference. News paper 10,1 1,12. Wrestling l0,l2. Baseball 10,12. D- Mens 11.12. FCA 10,1l. LINDA SCHOFFS- TALL: Agate 10.1 1.12. Drama Club 10,11,12. Musical Productions 10,1l,12. French Club l0,11. German Club 12. International Club 12. Av Cappella 1l,l2. Mixed Chorus 10. Show Choir 12 School Play 12. Junior Ulympics 10, Big Boy. CURTIS SCHREIBER: Football 10.11.12 Cap tain, Honorable Mention in State. Wrestling l1l,1l,l2 Vaplfliii. ll Mens I0.ll.l?. Vlil'H1'k 10.11. Baseball l2.1lerinan1'lulnlll.Ar1Club l2.l CA 10. Senate 1'oel'residen1 lil, Whos Who ln America 12 Honiecoinimi Worlo-i 12. Spree Worker 11.12 'l'm'0 J-'lil 'S 5. 1 1 . .....,. .,.... . ,.... , . .... il, 2 ali f 1 Z .1 iv ff , . , .f Rietz, Rita Rodgers, Sain Roseke, Ryan Ryner, Robert S Sabatmo, Vincent Sager, Peggy les. Bob ' an ac Staci .. as ing on, - Schabilion, Melisa ' . lichtin , Mark Sch ue, o 'er Schoffstall Linda c rei er, .ur is ,lUl.1.Y 'OLE Jl+i1 lf' Hester always has entbo. 1 , siasrn bursting' troin vulliiri llinr lhoto. M - ..4...:,....z7,, -Y ,.-...-..... :Z Ming., .-, -, - 7..c.....J no M Mackenzie Qtr FF