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

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MERDGEJFFMAN During school hours Mr. Coffman can be seen in the library, working with the materials that educations are made of. But after hours, on weekends and in the summer, he can be found doing many different things. At the beginning of summer Mr. Coffman gets to do one of his favorite thingsg to travel, He has been in all of the fifty states except Alaska and Ha- waii. He would like to travel in Europe someday. When Mr. Coffman is not traveling the other forty eight states, he travels lowa, by bike. He does this by partici- pating in the Register's Great Annual Bicycle Ftide Across Iowa. QRAGBRAIJ The librarian also takes pleasure in such things as playing tennis, taking pictures, playing an occasional game of golf, and fyou would never guessl reading books. Mr. Coffman received his degree from the University of Iowa and enjoys attending football and basketball games whenever he can. he also likes to tinker with his car and refin- ish furniture. K W -2-T.. 4, V- . Q an -. .- , S I ies Q if Km ax . . - .... 'r 1 r ' 5' Q' 1 Q Y' X 'i -. ' 4 if Xi rr X K 1. 3 ri .J- SR N Z' V. ..-,' - ' i D SEHLQJQJIL. IQULJEGTUUZJNS 'Q In th library, Dean Rickertson and Rick Nicholson read a magazine. MR. OUENTIN MRS. COFFMAN LORRAINE Librarian YOUNG Library aide When asked, Mrs. Lorraine Young greets questions with smile. . ns, LIBRARY

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VAERHATHQN it 1 7036 UINISIQISN ISSLUJLOJKS-S M -sw f.f'1 -. ., ,mf f.'f-A .-, if 1 a.,.w,,3t m, i 5 t 5 Immune . my l Choosing one of the many new books in the library is a tough job, finds Terrie Little. f'N....IX, gfmrrjffh .rg..icATloN Bookmarks were used by the library to keep us aware of everything from elections to holidays. gain the library served it's purpose, and the students made use of the library without really noticing any great changes. The new arrangement of the shelves kept some students, and even the librarian, Mr. Coff- man guessing where to find books. But by the end of the first semester, even Mr. Coffman knew where to find the dictionaries. The 700 new books purchased by the school blended into the room with no one noticing, excet the twelve library workers who had to catalog, stamp, cover and put the books on the shelves. --..-...sm Finding quiet in the library, Alice Way works diligently.

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ore gas and electrical outlets, sinks, and room in the science wing made experimenting with elements, fruit flies, and kinetic energy easier, now that the workmen had finally moved out. The three new science rooms were used during last year's construction, and reminders of that construction continued this year. Wires and tools sometimes took up space in the rooms, and classes were sometimes interrupted by men with hard hats. Even when the men were out of the rooms, reminders like noise and the occa- sional lack of heat in the classroom re- minded students that the bugs had not been completely worked out. Not all science activity took place in the rooms. Physics experiments often took students into the pit or A-hall to test the energy produced. The science field trips also took students out of the classroom and into the natural habitat of some spe- ANY EJJUTLIETS if-SASSQ IQLI'-itC3TlR3lIlQ3 Est ILUIFE cies. -pynusvins . ,Ng ' Looking for microscopic animal life, Jeff Tobin A .... vsp focuses in Biology. ', : ' V. . , . . s, -f my nf. ,t a , , T if r A lflt f MR. MIKE MR. JlM MRA BRAD BROWN LOGAN MERRICK General General General Science Science, Science, Advanced Chemistry, General Physics Science K-A rw 3 ze Xt I,-1-lf Eoucxmom MR. RICK MOELLER Biology, Advanced Biology MR, JEFF NEWMEISTER Biology, Advanced Biology Washing test tubes in science takes up some of Melanie Schmidt's time