North High School - Norwica Yearbook (Davenport, IA)

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Wiese, Sandy Wilkins, Anne Willet, Dave Williams, Elmer Woode, Nancy Woode, Sarah Is-E...-Hesse ff' f ' l.l: ig ...sg af 9 x X R xg X r x X . A fi . nl . .. K f ' . . 4 1 S ,f ,L H W r is Q sw be Y 1 -4+ iz tfii - Q11 -3553. - :'f1 Q5'.-gi ' ' ff f:5, 15? if i 'iijXfsiiiEff'?,,Q. ,, .Si g i1, ': E3: 1 1 '. Wimber, Susan Wyldes, Travis . ,,,. i. X Si 'ii ls. : ..,, -1- . Alb- lll p.ll .R if C w ..,, .. .111. 13 sg 2 5255. - ' f if xg 1 .1 '. 2' A i E? R' er. Graduation is the beginning of the rest of your life. I t's a time to be proud of all you have accomplished, to hope for bigger and better things. It's a time to start planning for your future, and what you are going to become. I t's a time of good wishes and good luck, and a brand new start. Remember your family and friends for they are an important part of your goals and accomplishments. Always remembering good times, hold onto the memories and look back at them fondly, keeping them planted in your heart forever. Wherever you travel, you will always be thought of You are loved and treasured in many people 's hearts. Whatever path you follow. don 't ever forget your friends, for you are as much a part of them, as they are of you. PETE VOGT: Football 10.11.12 Captain. Baseball 10,11.12. House of Representatives 10.11. Senate 1O,11,12 Co-President. Homecoming Worker 1O,11,12. Letterman's Club 11. Who's Who in America 12. Prom Worker 11. Junior Class Vice President 11. Kimberly Pines Skating Rink. TARA WAGGONER: Agate 10,11,12. Honor Roll 10,11,12. All School Play 10.11. One Acts 10. Drama Club 10,11. FCA 11. Senate 12.. Prom Worker 12. Spree Worker 12. Baskin Robbins. Happy Joes. RHONDA WALLACE: Spanish Club 10,11. VINCENT A. WELK: Tennis 10,11,12. Softball 10. Baseball 12. House of Representatives 12. Newspaper 12. Yearbook 12 Academics Editor. Mixed Chorus 10. Homecoming Worker 12. Prom Worker 12. Spree Worker 12. Quad'City Times. Baskin Robbins. Mc Donalds. ANNE WILKENS: Softball 10,11,12. Wrestling Manager 12. Spanish Club 10,11 Bishops Buffet. DAVE WILLET: Honor Roll 10,11,12. Spanish Club 10.11. Newspa- per 12. Who's Who in America 11.12. Eagles. REBECCA L. WITTE: Drama Club 10,11,12. Junior Achievement 10,11,12. Softball 10. Debate 11.12. House of Representatives 11. Newspaper 10. TCC 11. TSC 10.11. Yearbook 10.11. A-Cappella 12. Mixed Chorus 10,11. ' In 1 ' 7 Keri Shelton if irrr if ! 7 1, Pla CHEATING7 NOT THESE three! It's called the buddy system in APP English. Photo: M. Macken- I zie. 75

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7 X7 if 3--'W' -Jr'-T il t NNA BET, ai .Sv chal , thi 1 d, an Y do TTOU if-iiiees -Tdiiiythe Jeuo 5011 PHO Ph0tOZ L e or 'LWINNING THE DEBUT QUEEN TITLE Representing North as the first ever Debut Queen, Tracy Trondson modestly, but full of pride, accepted the honor. Tracy was presented with the Debut Queen Sash, Bouquet of Roses, septor, and last, but not least, was crowned by Principal Dr. Paul Johnson at the Coronation Aud on Wednesday, October 9, 1985. After being escorted by Kit Hayslett to her beaming-with-pride parents, Tracy was led down the gym towards the roaring student body. A surge of excitement rushed through Tracy's body, as she realized that this was reality and not a dream. Some of Tracy's dreams have come true also, as seen in her Track accomplishments. In Tracyls three years participating in Track, she worked hard to do the best that she could - Tracy received the A11- American High School Track and the National High School Honorable Mention Awards. Her favorite events were the sprints and the sprint medley MADE ME FEEL SUCCESSFUL AND HAS HELPED TO BOOST MY SELFUCONFI- DENCEW because they were rather short. Since Track is a very pressuring sport, Tracy said, I just block everything else out and think of running. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Anderson, Jeffrey Benjamin, Robin Boes, Tae Briones, Raymond Brumfield, Valerie Bryson, Christopher Burroughs, Jeffrey Carter, Jerry Culver, Ty Curran, Matthew Dewispelaere, James Diamond, Sherry Gaskin, Kevin Graves, Saterica Guizar, Joe Hines. Hope Hinrichs, Lisa I-Iinrichs, Michael Howe, Robert Jefford, Christie Kelly, Michael Kirkman, Devin Kitsis, Daniel Klosterrnann, Dawn Lagrone, Ashyia Logan, Matthew Ludin, Shawn Macumber, Holly McCoy, Montguic McNeal, La Sondra Meredith, Tara Meyer, Kenneth Nguyen, Thaun Oles, Mat Pierce, David Reid, Christopher Royer, Karen Schwieters, Michael Sharrett, Michele Shirlow, Robert Simatovich, lhauretl Snover, Brad Stewart, Jerry Tague, Max Telle, Case Thorington, Bill Tinsley, Martin Walton, Aubreon Warren, Karl Witte, Rebecca I., Wyldes, Travis ON HER WAY to a yearbook workshop in Iowa City, Kathy Kulcsar concentrates deeply about her upcoming day. Photo: R. Semlow. CLASS BRAIN: Prasanta Reddy Sz Dave Willet CLASS FLIRT: Rachelle Smiley 8a Curt Schreiber MOST ATHLETIC: Sue Hatfield dr Bryan Noble NICEST PERSON: Jill Engel 81 Tom Traylor FUNNIEST PERSON: Celeste Thomas Sz Pete Vogt BEST PERSONALITY: Michelle Kaufmann 8: Jeff Hester BEST SMILE: Cindy Shelton Kr Josh Miller BEST LEGS: Tracy Trondson SL Curt Schreiber BEST LOOKING: Tracy Trondson dz Josh Miller MOST STRIKING EYES: Clammie Twito 81, Mark Schlichting MOST LIKELY TO SUCCWIED: Celeste Thomas 8' Jon Doyle MOST INVOLVED: Keri Shelton 81 Curl Schreiber

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Chris Abbit Jeanne Abels Susan Allard Dereck Allen Diana Anderson Nicole Anderson Shawn Anderson Mike Anthony Gwenna Archer Christine Armstrong Bobby Arora Loren Ashby Janet Babb Mike Bagnall Margene Baetke Janelle Barker Torn Barton Rick Begeske Bridget Bell Deb Bennett Kevin Berner Trent Biller Mike Birkholz Tom Black -left' Bloomger Samantha Bossick Melody llranter Mark Broemmer Guy Bruggeman Jeff Bubaugh Kristina Budde Kathy Budiller Melissa Buettner Lisa Burke Scot Burke y Su. wr. K . I Wonder Who were we'7 We were the junior class of '87, that's who! Juniors were the ones looking forward to being seniors yet looking back on the days when we were sophomores. As we thought of this past year, we wondered if school could get any better - and it did! Being the middle people was confus- ing because we did not know exactly where we belonged. But soon we found our place by involving our talents. Juniors such as Lisa Burke and Kelly Kundel, members of our state-ranked varsity vollyball teamg Rita Koch and John Streakter, who helped bring home Oh brother, test time again says that tired student. Photo: Staff. some of North's first debate trophies: oi Pinallv we iuniors knew who we Laurie Evans and Bethany Gertner, who were we were the class of Si' were the Marching Auxiliary Grand Chain pions of 1985, stood out. 76 Juniors