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

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lA R. Bradley, K. Gray, A. Gray, D. Thomsen, C. Crossen, S. Quigley, l. Fisher, Row 3: l. Ronek, A. Swanson, A. Fury, B. Albertsen, B. Wolfe, M. Wede- Radcliff, C, Petersen, B. Kluever, M. Carter, T. Byer, meyer. Row 2: M. Perry, G. Brandt, T. Crossen, K. D. Loeffelholz, S. lessen. Bradley, F. Noel, S. Loeffelholz, S. Drummond, M. i I lA Officers: Kelly Bradley- Vice Pres. Finance, Sieve lessen- Vice Pres. Personnel, Ann Fury- President, Brenda Albertsen- Ass'nt Prod., Al Radcliff- Vice Pres. Productions, Stacey Swank- Vice Pres. Marketing. rclamlng-3 tlr WFWEWQ l5EQ,15'IaM?T cl Ma .la PAWW7 7l'f C632 pk? l W! ART CLUB Sometimes perfecting the fine points of charcoal sketching can not be accom- plished during the class period, so Art Club, which meets after school, offers stu- dents more time to consult with an art teacher on an individual basis. l'lt's a chance for them to learn and develop more art fundamentals, says advisor Mr. Bernie Peeters. But the group does much more than learn- another main objective is to have fun. Art Club visited a senior art fair in lowa City where Sue McMurran compet- ed, and viewed animated movies like Walt Disney's llFantasia in the fall. lt also spon- sors a field trip to Chicago every other year to visit various art museums and cul- tural centers. This year, members entered several of their own creations in an art fair for area high school students at Northpark Mall. lUNlOR ACHIEVEMENT Every Monday evening a group of stu- dents interested in the business field meets at the high school to produce useful home items to be sold for a profit. The opportunity for on-the-job exper- ience and to make some extra money is incentive enough for this group to mer- chandise top-guality products. This year, two companies were formed for first se- mester: MULTlPRGDUCTlQNS, which made coasters and picture frames, and CASH CAGE, which turned out toy cars and cash cages, cages that hold empty pop cans. The two corporations merged and formed a new MULTTPRQDUC- TTGNS, which constructed toy cars and planes, candy glasses, and other items.

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Q Q A mg 'ix .mu- .G a j k fn 't -5. nzigi-1 Talktnq and sketching go together for Sue McMur- nn. toni Kueht does some thtnkinq before beginning her next asszqnrnent. SIT' v iff! 'iff -' W , V ,, X x if . ft M. I 'L ART CLUB D, Owen, T, Thumaym, L, Hlqbyl L, M3193 Mr' Konrad, L. Peebles, D Greve, S, Green, K. IOSSI, Mr. Rick Bernie Peeters, S. Mclvtumn, C, Grell, Row 2: I. Kuehl, T, MOFIKGIV

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