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

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'W' FFA POW li T, VOTMTT1, T. LGFILBIM, D. CTGLISSHII, T, Hartz, L, S. C'ur't1s, R. Bfuetke, K. Lcmq, D. Vdu De Wiele,e, I. Copp, T. To11,T. Kelis, I1. L.dT'vI'f.?I1Z, Row 2: Mr. Kelth Sc-hrmdt, C. Long, Grove, V. Salim, TD. Peer, M, Loussaerl. Row 5: T. Bemdsfr, D. M, Arp, fi. Hcuffmdrm, T. Bader, T. TD4111r1511T, 13103, K. Ho1:f1T,T. Grfvrle-Wold, H. Harvey Cf HOTST, S. Hartz, G. GOQHSCT1, Ti. Grass.TQSW3:A.Hfm11ltfvrx,R,Bf'w1T:e1A K.VVwHn- T. Sf,'TlI1tH'Ti' Tmlw. HOW 6: M. TTGVYV D- Tdlrusnm, T. CgI'i'7Ilt'WOTd, T. 111111, T. C fu,4q,x114,, D, Cl,4,lmqhorfs1, M. Murphy, T. Peer. Huw 43 Gfwttsrazzh, T. CTTAIISSGTT, W. Rmmscm, CY Grormewolci, T. Arp. if 5 Ur1dQ1'cgcv111q d Tl'1CDI'fJLlQT1 lrxspucrllwlx, H115 young bull 114 RFEPYGSEQIITIIILI the Nwrth Scott FFA cfhaptey at The Dmmrt Leader- prepamm for HS SMH ftompemmn' FT1113 QTiJIlTK'I'6l'1CQ wmv Larry Tcm and Tody Vlmlssffrl.

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wa it W 4 1 M - ILXNUCIEIIQY INV1 VIEID W Mrs. Kathy Howsare conducts a National Honor Society nieeingg did they sell candy bars, too? From the first year when 250 stuf dents entered a new building to torm a learning community, the need to 'join' was very apparent. The tirst, and as yet unnamed, newspaper announced a H500 Club sponsored by Mrs. Lucille Day. 60 ot the ll3 eighth graders quickly joined and were writing 500 word themes! Clubs and organiztions have changed greatly during the years. The lndustrial Arts, Christian Youth, Chess, Science, Future Nurses, and Radio clubs met needs ot students and times and then vanished. Acronyms have proved interesting names. Speech and Drama ot North Scott was SADONS, and the Home Economics ot North Scott was HENSY Most groups over the years have been known by their initials: FTA, FNA, FCA, FFA, AND LP. Student Council evolved into Stu- dent Congress, and SADONS became Lancer Productions, but most groups have remained the same with many ad- visors serving them. Mike Aulitt won a contest in Qctober ot i985 to name our student newspaper The Lance: our yearbook's name, The Shield, was entered by Bill Mey' er. Both ot these organizations have produced publications bearing these names tor 25 volumes. North Scott has had a great many 'joiners', and a great variety ot organi- zations to joint EDITED BY MlCHEl.LE BOYLE 117

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