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

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Focusing attention on our physical awareness is the main objective of three departments at North Scott, health, Phys- ical Education and the nurse, Betty Stamer. The health classes, available to stu- dents their freshman year, are designed to help students learn about the mental, physical and social aspects of health. A few subjects covered in health are nutri- tion, physical fitness, safety, alcohol and smoking. Physical Education is a course that keeps students active. Students choose the activities they would like to be in. Those classes range from physical fitness and aerobic dancing to raquetball. Other choices included volleyball, frisbee ulti- mate and badmitten. Being in her office all day, even during lunch, is Mrs. Betty Stamer, the school nurse. Besides always being available to ad- minister first aid and medicine, Mrs. Stamer takes care of all health records. Mrs. Stamer was in charge of the screening of freshmen for scoliosis this year. She also checks the vision, height and weight of students in 9th and lOth grade. This year, Mrs. Stamer also checked the blood pressure of juniors and seniors. Student medical records are the area of concern for Mrs. Betty Stamer. Eagerly awaiting the serve, John Cordero tenses. 'TL 'nm S 6 i W ing it. t 0 W ws.. 5 1 -,' xf' ' ',,,, MA f if . ' - S J 1 EDUCATION fl V 5, -,'m,l, -1. 3 ,asa . Q sith i - A ' Guarding the ball from Mike Hundahl, Janeen Lindstrom attempts to move the ball down the court. i T 'wifi' his

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Mixing, Bruce Wagoner shows Becky Giebelstein and Cindy O'NeiII how the job is done. g3 edit' . T . . if V, 'L lmy' ...-1-ft' wmv H w 2 -,X Q rw' 'Y 'exft'-X. WM uring Home Economics de- partment meetings many new ideas came up for next year. One new course for next year is Inte- rior Design. It will hit upon the basics of home decorating and design. Another change is in the cooking de- partment. The teachers have decided C' X to eliminate Foods lll. Only Foods l 8 ll cr will be offered next year. ,SDF 'f -.... One aspect of the home economics Q Q lvqy Q13 s department that everyone is familiar r I- fail, . with even it they aren't in home ec is ' the display window. Throughout the iff . year students wandering down the hall QV can look upon the many accomplish- A ly ments ofthe home ec students. Things N 4 in the window have varied from paja- mas to three- piece wool outfits with sweatsuits, swimwear, pillows and Christmas ornaments between. To Deb Gamino entertaining a little boy in Child Care isn't considered a hard assignment. l -1o 'i AGGCQMEULUSHMEINJTQW leauamae TQ SELUUTS HOME ECONOMICS

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5 .x vitae.. Mamma Fteading, running, and keep- ing an eye on two small boys is a job that keeps Mrs. Deb Menke going in many direc- tions. During this last year Mrs, Menke has been running. She tries to spend time every day running and working out. This past summer she got involved in a few 10,000 meter runs. She doesn't run them to com- pete, just mainly because she enjoys running. i qt , lf K - t MRS. DEB MR- JIM MENKE NELSON Physical F'hYSlCal ' Fducation Reading is 3 pastime that gTRihl::TTl:.N. ?:E15sLHonN Mrs. Menke likes, but gets little A Schggj Nurse Physical time to do. She usually gets to EGUCGUOH read more during the summer. Study Ha All through the year Mrs. Suoemsor Menke and her husband look is tor ways to spend more time withtheir children, Martin, who U A is seven, and Jay, who is two. j ' . . The family especially enjoys . V' D'3Yl'lQ Qames tOQether. in ' R D Mns. MAnclA Mn. non , I-Ll - WILKINS VANUERHEIDEN Physical Health Education During a PE, class, Mrs. Menke joins her students in a game of ping pong. Physical Fitness 4-1 .1 'K ,.m t ,.f1 '?W ENENQIHSJDIFUIEQSTAUIEJ E53 SAFET FCCUIER PHYSUGAL FUTENIIESS 47 HEALTHXPHYSICAL EDUCAT!ON 'V