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

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Mr and Mrs lohn H Blumer Mr and Mrs Merrxll Boyle Robert and W1lma Brabant Rua Drenokx Carlson Mr and Mrs hm Casel Debb1e Claussen lrene E Claussen Dr R1chard Collins and Farrnly lack and Shtrley Corb1n Lorralne Stutt Croolce Martln and Marge Curt1s Dale Damann lames Floke Mr and Mrs Wlllldm P Flenker Danrel and Mrchelle Glunz Mr and Mrs Carlton W Green Susan Dlane Grles Allan and Sandy Haaclc Nanny Arp Blll Banks Mary Ann Beandoln Q hrls and Delons Blake Gordon and Arleen Bohlmann Dw1ght Broekhouse Susan Brooks Larry Busch Marlys Busch Ku n Carlile lohr Carl n Bc tty Carlson Sheryl Carrol Mxr hael Carstensen Edtth Copley Yvonne Coussens Mr and Mrs Davld Lurtls Karl Curtls Dennrs Darnmann Ray and Lucxlle Day Kenneth DeBoer Wayne Dengler Derald Doerscher IAN' A -e 9 xg? ' in V. li I Alf ll? 'U N SIIIIWIEID Sandra Hamann Mary Hanson Mr and Mrs Trrnothy lsenberg and Knstle Glen and lean Keppy Kenneth and Lots Keppy Barry and Lxnda Lahann The Dav1d Lange Farnlly Dav1d Lltscher Carole Ranson Bev Santry Kathleen Schafer Eno Schmtdt Walter and Helen Schneckloth lohn Shannon Don Sxerk lanelle Soenksen Bear and Sandy Stevens Charles and Betty Loussaert Lester Martzahn Norman Meyer Lynn Moeller Tlm Moore Ray Strobbe Bob Sulter Mr and Mrs Rlchard l Thompson The Dan Tuttee l7'arn1ly Peggy Warneoke Mr and Mrs lohn R Mueller lan1ce Parrow lohn E Peters Chris Porter loe Ragona dll A Al l une Domlnaokl Patnoxa Dreesen F Stop Camera and Supply ln: Lon Peldpausbh Kevtn Flenker Betty Ganzer Dr Wrlllarn Gecsey ltmes and Chris Green Bradley Greve len re C nggs Beverly Harms Wrlham and Margaret Hetker Lynne Heller M xrgaret Henmngs Marvm Henmngson Robert Hansen lean l-lerbranson Lovell Hottman Mxuhael Hoffman Kathryn lohnson Trmothy Kane Larry Keppy Shella Keppy Beverly Watts Davxd W1ese Ken and Mary Lou WllllS Mlchael L and lanet I-l Wnght Stephen Young l I Mr and Mrs Vernon Klmdt Teresa Kraft layne Kuehl Bljean Lalrenz Peter Lagonr Laurle Mason Mr and Mrs Ronald Mathlas Loren and Barbara MoFate Margorre Mellott Rloky and VlClOfld Mrller Gene Oetzrnann The Ortlz Farnlly Harold Pausttan Tom Petersen Deb Pe-we Ann Pxdgeon Quad C1ty Toyota left Rauch Carol Reese Sue Retzel Beth Rmehlen Dlana R1edesel Lorramne Rxtter Gary Sawyer Phm and Ronda Schooley Evearfne Schwerdtieger Sandra Small Beverly Smxth Dons Swanson Mr and Mrs Ben teDurts lonx Telleen Darrell Thomsen lanet Vollbeer Craig Waetke luhe Waetlce Kevxn Waetke Ronald Warrlngton Carol Wetland Mr and Mrs Donald Wendell luamta Wllkle Lmda Wtlson Richard and lean Wllson Stephanxe Woodstde lolayne Yeager Emxlxe Zehr . . . a ' ' ' U I Y 'C l Deana Boland Loretta Freiden William and LOFHG l,illlS Deklffi Sl9ll9U We gratefully acknowledge the help given by our PATRONS, without whose aid this book would not have been posslble l7

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Don Sierk '64 with wite Patricia '65, and sons Christopher, loriathdn Grid Alan Rtathien X60 and wite loyce with daughter Rhonda Dean Bender x62 and wite Mary '62 with sons Alexander. 86. Todd '85 and left '90, I 'Ui lU ID IE MKAUKIEIDS lt has been written that the future is dependent on the past. At North Scott we also depend on the present to see the past in many ditterent ways. While the area we live in has grown, there is a rich history ot caring and concern from established families to build on. The beginnings ot the district were beginnings ot tarnilies and generations. And the involvement and concern that is a result ot the beginnings continues to grow with each year. This yearbook salutes the care and concern ot years past and present. Without that, there would be no North Scott High School as we know it. l if-nt: loin lox at HTfiTiSL'OIt'tiIiE1 '82 with iiiriti limi: Ciivlliszx, Mplayers Allan Kluever .uri lifwget' Shaw with Uqiieenv lan liluever. 4' ., Mu, ., I I YN -.EX 1 M ji V , A..,x . ,fe We .- . zl . mf I if-+1 i .Q .., X if WK i ,da 2' A. ff xp. it -i W 5 Wag N 41' tg ...J lohn '59 and Margaret Carlins family: lohn, his wife loni '77 and Dave '77 Fahrenkrog and sons CHF first graduate, Karen tBaetket Crosby Karey and daughter Teishag luliep Nancy and Tim lason and Matthew. 59 and husband Verne. Swanson and son Ryan. 16 Wh NE BECOME

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TGT1'1mY HGTVY lO0kS lOl' helpl Pick Swanson knows an Apple a day . . . Mike Tatarls lines up a drafting. kiwi 1 it it i D- l f ZZ. :., it i t Q ii 4 . NU' '5 WE UNE YGP AL 'ann new one to YH? 4 lr 5 o cn ig ri, 2 :,1 i,i:1 i F 2 i Y'n-M n n t iQgQffN'fTW M' ...sm MV'nn N ' Lorraine Kaehner, district secretary lor sixteen years, l956-72, resides in Thiensville. Wisconsin. She remembers the high quality oi education that resulted from the initial excellent teaching staff ol the lr.-Sr. high school. These were well-trained, capable and caring people, whose main interest was preparing the student tor his or her role in society and the world. Kenneth Peeters, science teacher trom 1958-78, lives in E1- dridge and served on the City Council, skis and swims. His stu- dents were usually well-behaved but enthusiastic and willing to think and challenge ideas to know the truth. This was really my tirst opportunity to develop my skills and knowledge in chemistry and physics when I taught at North Scott, Mary Hanson, history teacher trom i958-61, lives in Bettendort and recalls the day her World History class rigged up a buzzer to ring whenever she talked. l'To continue teaching, I wanted to sub at North Scott because ot the friendliness of the students and the helptullness and sincerity ot the faculty. Bill Banks, counselor lrom 1961-76, currently lives in New Mexi- co and is a counselor at Goddard High School. I-le enjoyed work- ing and recreating with outside teachers, administrators, and tam- ilies on a daily basis. f'There was no question that North Scott families raised the best mannered kids with the strongest values- they were a delight to work with. Lucille Day. math and art teacher, lives in Eldridge. She is very interested in what and how the students are getting along as adults. Wfhe students were a good group to work with and I thoroughly enjoyed them. l liked the rural atmosphere. The groups were like a large family and the students got along well together. Melvin Heiler, principal from l957-64 and superintendent from l964'8O. resides in Eldridge. He enjoyed the rural community and the student body. 'Having been at North Scott tor the number ot years that I was, l noticed an increase in the abilities ct students, also an interest in careers ot students alter graduation. William McCoy. math teacher from l9'?3-71 lives in Eldridge and wanted to stay in the area because ol the people. The most memorable experiences lor him were Bill Milnes beating him one on one, Keith lansen's love lor running burns, and the great Pep Band. I mostly remember the athletes I had in basketball. their desire, hard work and will to win. I was blamed with these kind oi individuals. . I y Richard Ashbacher. math teacher from l9tS'Z-71, lives in Daven- Jpcrt and said teaching at North Scott influenced his decision to continue teaching. Most students were proud of their school and wanted to do well. They accepted the teacher as a position of authority and seldomly argued. l8 ACADEMICS K ar Howard Sible, speech teacher, lives in Bettendort and is the drama director at Bettendorl High School. Ron Dalton, math teacher, lives in Bettendort and taught math at Bettendorl and presently at Pleasant Valley. Don Schmelzer, was superintendent in Illinois, went into bust' ness at the Goodyear store in Muscatine, and is presently farming there. Betty Levson-Knutson, lives in Bettendorf and works tor Mel Foster Realty. Shirley VanHall, is now retired from teachingp her husband is the principal at Williams lr. High. Jan Schmidt, was an aid in the library and a history teacher substitute. She presently lives in Maysville. Charles Doss, lives in Silvis, illinois and is a computer analyst at lohn Deere. Mike Benewich, lives in Bettendort and is a consultant lor the AEA. Nancy Schmidt, teaches music at Neil Armstrong. She lives in Long Grove and is president oi the Mississippi Bend UniServ Unit. Suellen Schuey, guidance counselor, lives in Clinton and is also a counselor there. Art Bennett lives in Palm Harbor, Florida. He resides in a condos rninium on a golf course and enjoys traveling to Europe. Rodger Kirby lives in Eldridge and works for the city as Public Works Director. Jan Meier lives in Lynn Center, Illinois and plays violin with the Quad Cities Symphony. Mrs. Carmene Granger checks lor lingers in typing?