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

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19 EQ,4.0Y an I Pausing, Deb Mclntosh dreams of less homework. N Char Gorsh Jim Griebel Chad Grieves Diane Griffin Patty Grimes Deb Gronewold Brian Grother Corinna Grove Tod Haney Lisa Harry Deb Hartung Brian Harvey Jeff Haycraft Nancy Hentrich Michelle Herman James Hill Sonia Hoch Janice Hoffman Jim Holmes Jodi Hoist Michele Hundahl Teri Hutson Paul Ingwersen Chris James John Janakas lt's okay. Sometimes I enjoy it if I have nothing else to do. But some days it just seems like all the teachers are ganging up on you. Kay Wasson Homework should be banned from the United States. Steve Murphy It's necessary. It is exercise for the mind. Without it the brain grows fat and lazy. Tom Schryver The amount of time I spend on homework is generally not enough. John Peters Homework isn't a difficult thing for me this year because my classes are routine, mean- ing I know what needs to be done for the next day or even week. Deb Pewe I love it. I spend no time on homework. John Brown I don't think homework is very worthwhile. The teacher ex- plains everything in class and you understand, but when you go home and you can't do it. We're at school for 8 hours a day, why bring it home too? Jane Beaman lt's not my favorite thing. I wish there wasn't as much of it as there is. Lana Weis I don't like it, but I do do it. I spend mostly my whole even- ings doing it. Judy Christoff Homework is a real drag. Erika Smith The teachers definitely give too muchlll I would greatly ap- preciate a little more free time and less homework. Kristy Kraft I think homework comes on too fast. We should have homework for one subiect at a time. Larry Yocum CLASS OF '82

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In her spare time, Diana Moeller works In the office Jayne Bell practices communication through her smile 2 ,r:. 15 Colleen Claussen Mike Cline Teresa Coffey Julie Collins Lori Conklin Jane Corbin Michelle Cudrnore Connie Curtis Diane Curtis Lori Curtis Darlene Dabillo Chris Dahms Alice Darland Wayne Davis Lisa Domer Matt Doyle Bob Dwyer Tina Eiler Kristen Elliott Colleen Elwood Diane Ewers Shawn Fairweather Julie Fasig Sue Fiala Mike Fink Damon Fowler Dan France Jim Frandsen Greg Frauen Brian Fruechtenicht Brad Fuller Deb Gamino Tom Ganzer Bill Gecsey Bill Geisler Mike Glenn Pat Glenn Tim Gockel POPULATION

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E Q il! EG 2 EQ 68? E Q 2 EJ H I think it is a chance to get to know other people. Steve Dirksen g K I don't think REACH gets ace compiished what it wanted be- cause I don't think the stu' . dents are interested. s T . John Janakasy Q s I like it 'cuz we talwaysfhave cookies during it. I s Kathy Riceman Get rid ot it! It's all bad. I Brett Smith I don't think REACH is really necessary. All of our meetings are good, but only because of the instructor. Jim Wehde Reach is great! I reallylike tt. At! of the meetings perteinsto' some interest in or about school. I Lynda Saling The teachers have to quit be- ing teachers for that period of time, and instead be the stu- dent's friends. Laurel Singleton it's a waste of time because ali the students cut it down and no one likes it. Darci Pewe I don't think Reach is as bad as everybody thinks it is. l'm in a very good reach group and we have a lot of fun. I think the best meeting was the one on Lancer Pride. Our class realty discussed it in detail. Teri Hutson The things we do in reach have no meaning to me. Steve Behrends I lt has good intentions, but doesrrt expand on each per- sonfs problems enough.. I K Nancy Agrp R Reach is cool, we need to taik things out, but our reach group does weird things and nobody participates, we donut talk about the right things ei- ther. We should talk about space, smoking and other school problems. Ruby Priebe I hate Reach because itmekes my day bad. I I 5 Q I . Ron Wuestenberg 1 POPULATION When we are excited, we are excited, but when we're not, we're not, as Diane Curtis and Jane Whisler show. if Q. Neils Jehoj Kim Johnson Chet Jones Kathy Jungjohann Tom Kaasa Shelley Kapinski Tom Keefe Patti Keppy Teresa Keppy Jenna Klein Rob Kleinsmith Kerry Klemme Keith Kling Craig Kluever Phil Kluever Tim Knight Fred Koester Ken Koester Kristy Kraft Jim Kraklio Bill Kramer Tammy Krieter Clark Kroeger Teresa Kroeger Bob Kuehl 1 Inn N, X as fi X ...- tt it i Q X 'ff .. S it t Rf its ix t.' -, s l si