North Scott High School - Silver Shield Yearbook (Eldridge, IA)

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or students who wanted to work on projects of their own outside ciasses, the organizations at North Scott provided their own diversions this year. A new organization, the Close-Up club, was organized by students who would like to study the federal government firsthand at Washington, DC. Sock hops were universal to organizations in school. By the end ofthe year, over tweive sock-hops had been held. The most suc- cessful dance made a profit of over one thousand dollars. Fund raising was also an activity that every organization participated in. Everything from wrapping paper to light buibs was solicited by North Scott organizations. As part ot their Homecoming parade, the Lance stait decorated their own car. 52 33:5 5, 1 l ORGANIZAUONS ffm One of the students most involved with organizations is Deb i Anderson, who serves as disc jockey tor most of the school dances. Pep club members made sure that the North Scott students were behind the North Scott teams.

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FCA OFFiCEFiS: Marcy Weber, Secretaryg Peg DeBoer, Social Chairman and Co-Huddle Leaders Alice Way and Dave McMurrin. CQHEUSTHAN CSQIMLEJLETHTGJLFS One of the most fulfilling projects of the FCA this year was the adoption oi Shih Shyve Jeng through the World of Vision program. Shih now lives at the Merciful Child's Project in Taipei, Tawain, He is eleven years old and is in the third grade. His mother died when he was quite young and his father soon realized his inability to care for Shih. Because of the World of Vision program Shih now has a place to live and grow. FCA sends eighteen dollars a month for helping care for Shih. They earned the money through candy sales and other projects. Several members have written to Shih and were especially glad when a Christmas card arrived in the mail. ORGANiZATiON at MD- are Q is 'f 1. ililiilfif FCA: Lisa Bell, Marilyn Darland, Nancy Strohbehn, Jean Claussen, Sally Curtis, Lynda Saling, Karen Wasson, Amy Thornton, Patty Saladino, Tina Daahiell, Kathy Cole, Teresa Coffey, Chris Keeney, Carol Booth, John Reed, Becky Groe, Alice Way, Kim Ewoldt, Donna AI- bertsen. Row 2: Nate Brabant, Mike Wehde, Jerry Groe, Shellie Mathias, Kari Knott, Tim Bohlmann, Tom Tank, Dan Mackin, Mike Newton, Teri Hutson, Diane Curtis, Al Anderson, Penny Moten, Janet Cavanaugh, Jenny Bartling, Patty Grimes, Teresa Keppy, Brenda Ander- son, Kathy Jungjohenn, Debbie Shan- non, Liz Baetke, Kelty Bradley, Ruth Ann Beal, Miss Barb Johnson. Fiow 3: Steve Dawson, Connie Hoist, Bonnie Hedge- peth, Lori Holden, Jenny Burke, Key Wasson, Sue Ryan, Kevin Kapinski, Sue Green, Laura Lahann, Kim Dshms, Kim Fairweather, Sheila Moeller, Tammy Wuestenberg, Terri Ahrens, Kevin W fi