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

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.,1iT1- 7-- Debbie Martin Paus- tian and her husband, Dean, have three chil- dren: Wendy 5, William 3 and Wade 2. She and her husband are farm- ers. Steven Schroeder, a teacher and coach at North Scott High School, and his wife, lane Pischke f'77l, have one child: Kristen l. l remember school as a great place to be. l wish my high school days could have lasted long- er. leanne Siefers Lahann husband, lim, have two 775 , a farm wife, and her children: Sheri 8 and Susanna S. l remember the announcement that the Viet Nam war was finally overl Gary Sawyer, a newspa- per reporter for the Quad CitiesfTimes, and his wife, Genie, have a new daughter. The school was large enough that there were challenges and opportu- nities for all students. Dennis Schwarz is employed at Alloy Metal Pro- ducts lnc. as a maintenance foreman. He gradu- ated from Scott Community College, Today he enjoys working on cars and playing baseball. leffery Suiter, a helper in ingot plant for Alcoa is married to Carol. He attended Ellsworth lr, College and then North- ern Arizona University. lanet Vollbeer is an ele- mentary education teacher at Pleasant Val- ley. She received her BA from Marycrest Col- lege. 'Young people to- day have more activities to be involved in. lim Wilcox, a physician and a surgeon at the University of lowa Hospitals, is married to Lisa. His major interests include psychiatry and weighthfting, l'There is too much emphasis on PE. today. The idea of giving letter grades for PE. is stupid. Young people today are OK. Vicki Guy Woodford, a housewife, and her hus- band, Mark f'72l, have two children: lason 8 and leremy 5. l'Being nominated for Top lO was one of the proudest times of my htel Pam Ganzer Wulf, a housewife, and her hus- band, Dick, have three children: lanelle 5, Ran- dy 4 and Tara l. Senior Week made you feel ex- tra special before you took the big step into the real world. Cindy Oster Arp, a computer operator for Dahl Motors, lnc. in Davenport, has one child: Alyssa 3. 'Every once in a while we would sneak out and go to McDonalds, LuAnn Paustian Baetke, head teller at Central Trust and Sav- ings Bank in Mt. loy, and her husband, Roger C'7ll, have one child: Melissa l. Gina Baustian Bettini, self employed in horti- culture services, and her husband Brian have one child: Ellen, born February 7, l983. She graduated with a B.A, from St. Ambrose, Our senior prom was the first one away from school. lulie Baustian Bredow, an insurance clerk at Modern Woodmen of America, and her hus- band, Richard, have one child: Corey 3. The majority of us had a lot of pride and spirit for the school. layne McCubbin Carstensen, a personnel assis- tant for TTT Continental Baking, and her hus- band, Mike CYQJ, have two children: Christina 6 and Kimberly l. l believe North Scott had a definite affect on my life and values as a person. Gale Husen Cirricione, a secretary at lohn Deere Administration Center, and her husband Mike, have two children: Michele 4 and Paul l. l'For our senior picnic at a park in Clinton, we were thrown out before noon. Priscilla Huffman Cronkleton, a homemaker, and her husband l. B. Cronkleton f'73D, have two children: Brian 3 and Emily l. l enjoyed the feeling of closeness with all the students. layne Kluever Dierickx received a BS from lowa State and currently teaches at Assumption High School. She and her husband, Paul C753 have one child: Laura l. Paul Dierickx, a farmer, is married to layne Klu- ever f'75l, l met a lot of nice people while at North Scott. Linda Miller Douglas, employed in factory maintenance at lohn Deere Davenport Works, has one child: Alicia 6, A lot of kids thought that they would always have it easy in life becuase thats how it was in school. Kathleen Ehrecke re- tt--:- X t:- ceived a B,A, in busi- ness from St, Ambrose. She is currently a sale- j 1, sperson and food broker 5 T for Davis Marketing. . f Girls didn't have to A -.W ' wear dresses anymore. ' ,df Kevin Elenker, a farmer for William Flenker and Sons, and his wife Co- rinne, have two chil- dren: Kelly l and new- born Courtney. l'l am al- ways proud to say l graduated from a fine school like North Scott, ferry Geist is an industri- al education teacher and Christian worker. He graduated from Iowa State University in l98O and is currently em- ployed at Plant lntro- ductions Farms in Ames, ' lowa. Bradley Greve, employed at Aloca, attended lowa State and Palmer lunior College, l'Through activities at school l met a lot of different people. Beverly Calloway Harris is married to Michael. Today she enjoys riding her horse, Smokey. T felt like l was a part of the class of 'VSV' lean Gruenhagen ' Herbranson, td E my ' homemaker is married to Dale. She earned a B.A. in English from M. . Kansas State University. 7 M, ul enjoyed going to a y,VV small school so l could know most of my classmates. lohn Kemp, a painter, is married to loyce Zabel f'7SJ. They have one child: Daniel l. Unfor- tunately we did not have the facilities that are available now. .. , M-N, ' ' 4 ,Lf ,gr fr' L. aft Gi ' 5 loyce Zabel Kemp is a part-time bookkeeper at Central Trust and Savings in Eldridge. l en- joyed Homecoming Week the best because of the irazy things that we wore for each day of the wee . Vicki Wisher Lineburg, a homemaker, is mar- ried to Bill C7-43. 'lThe senior picnic was abolished due to vandelismf' Karen Winslow Martin, an X-ray Technician at Osteopathic Hospital, and her husband, Mi- chael C721 have one child: Kristine l. l'Girls sports are finally getting recognition. Ronald Miller is married to lane Stutt CHYQD. He completed a carpenter apprenticeship and is now a carpenter for Tymar. ' ' ,- 1- ' Q- g W .V ., ' 35. 3 . .Ze:t'- w - 4 Mary Shannon Morris, an audit clerk for lowa Mutal lnsurance Company, has one child lesse 4. gl enjoyed the uncrowded atmosphere of North cottf' ALUMNI 275

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Fredrick Green, an employee of Brenton Bank and Trust Company, remembers the school plays and trips he participated in while at North Scott. Ken Harbeck, a video technical specialist at Sony Corporation, and his wife, Carlene, have one child: loni 3. He remembers the very high pride compared to other schools in the area. Gary Hoos, an electronic tech student, married Patti Bartscher. Today his major interests are ten- nis, gardening, motorcycling and being a youth leader at church, Marsha Anderson Keppy, a homemaker, and her husband, Gary f'7OD, have four children: Kris- tina l l, Karoline 8, Katheryn 5 and Gary 3. l'We were lucky to have teachers who really cared. Kathy Shreves Koehn, a part-time secretary and songwriter and her husband, Kenneth, have three children: Sarah 6, Damien 5 and Amy 4. l knew everyone in the whole school and it was more like a family. Vicki McKenney Kroeger, a housewife, and her husband, ferry, have two children: lacob 2 and Lesse l. Her hobbies include ceramics and her ome. Cynthia Braden Langtimm, a part-time medical secretary and technician, and her husband, Ken- neth, have two children: Anthony 3 and Emily 2. l still like the school and would be proud to have my children attend there, too. Ned Looney, a pharmacist, and his wife, Valerie, have one child: Alison 2. Today his major interest is running. Victoria Burton McEl- hiney, a nurse at Luth- eran Hospital, and her husband, Daniel, have one child: lason 2. l re- member most about North Scott are my friends. We had a lot of good times. RicliY Miller, an electri- f V' l' cian at Tri City Electric ' , Co., and his wife, Vicki , Hart C791 have one . child, Brandon l. 'lEv- eryone used to worship their space card. 3 '35 f is ,. Mary Henningsen Mordhorst, a beauty consultant at Aloette Cosmetics, is married to Lance. She remembers the shorter skirts, faded blue jeans and the hap- py faces plastered ev- ery. Paul Muhs, a farmer and a machinist at Caterpil- lar Tractor Co., and his wife, Ann, have two chil- dren: lesse 4 and An- drew l. Paul remembers 'lthe care and thought- fulness of both faculty and student body. Beverly Rock Gsmun, a teacher in the Central Community School District, and her husband, Michael C725 have two children: Stephanie 5 and Christopher 3. Her hobbies include sewing, em- broidery and gardening. 224 ALUNI Lora Paustain Pacha, a homemaker, and her husband, Henry C'72D, have three children: Heath 6, Wesley 2 and Sarah l. 'Having been out of school for almost ten years seems like an eterni- ty Karen Lage Potratz, a public relations account executive at Bader Rut- ter and Associates, lnc., is married to Dean. She remembers the wres- tling season of '70-'71, when NS won every tournament and sent 3 guys to State. Esther Rathmann, is em- ployed at Eastern lowa Recyclers. She remem- bers the battle of the dress code. Linda Newell Sacguitne, a loan officer at Farm- ers Home Administration, married Bruce Sac- guitne. 'Besides having a good time, l felt l got an excellent education, Karen Bell Schade, a 1 ,lll registered nurse at 1 ' Emanuel Hospital and her husband, Marc, have one child: Kimber- 'A , , ly 2. People who did . not take advantage of the school system lost a great deal of benefits. U7 1 t S' if ' 4 A , 4 1 -F 52 -44 j tar l f . Y I Ralph Schnekloth, a farmer, is married to , X - Pam Seligman f'75l, A A They have two children: ' RT AN lana 3 and Kari 2. l 3. - wish l would have par- : 1 - 3 ticipated in more activi- ,pix J ties in school. Marsha Jordan Schulz, self-employed with Only Yesterday Antiques, and her husband, Donald 1703, have one child: lennifer lO. l was glad to get out ' Sandy Schwarz, chief clinical dietian at St. Mary Hospital, earned her BS. in Dietetics and Food Science at Iowa State University. Dawn Gradin Seaman, a husewife, and her hus- band, Bradley, have two children: Patricia 7 and lames 4. Dawn remembers Homecoming l972 when she was the horseman in the festivities. Dick Siefers, a claims representative, married Vicki Cazanas. His interests are bicycling, wood- working, photography and cross country skiing. Deb and Rick Stichter -A t , 4 Q ..- Bob Suiter, an engineer at Harris Corp., received his masters degree in mechanical engineering. He remembers hanging out in the commons during space periods. Linda Knapper Sykes, a homemaker, and her husband, Robert, have three children: lason 5, Nicholas 3 and Michael 2 months, She enjoys racquetball, golf, gardening and sewing. lani Claussen Telleen, a dairy farmer, with her husband, Bruce, enjoy showing cows and pro- moting Brown Swiss Holsteins and other dairy products. 'There seemed to be a little personal feeling between the faculty and all of the stu- dents. Pamela Yocum, is an electro-plater worker at the Rock lsland Arsenal. We could wear nice slacks and eventually jeans. itl- Keith Allaman, is em- ployed at l.B.E.W. Local l45 as an electrician. He and his wife, Sheri, have three children: Mitchell 5, Valerie 2 and Eliza- beth l. When l look back, l realize what little l knew about the real world. Sheila Bowman Baus- tian, a housewife, and her husband, Roger t'69l, have two children: Ryan 5 and Ashley 2. Between the pep aud and game on Friday, we always went into town to McDonalds. Terri Bradshaw Baus- tian, a housewife, and her husband, Dana C725 have one child: Mary l. l thought that l would be a career person, but l love what l'm doingg be- ing a wife and mother. Brendia Witt Burchell, an income tax consul- tant at H. R. Block, and her husband, Neil, have one child: lohn l. Rush, rush, rushY Pamela Oliver Cronkleton, a housewife, and her husband, loe t'7lD have two children: Nicole 4 and Chad 2. Gne of her favorite past times while in high school was going out on dates with loe. Patricia Seligman Cur- tis, the manager of Chef's Hat, is married to Robert. Senior Week was one of the many things you look forward to when you become a senior. lt's great? Colleen Bassett Holmes, a registered nurse at St. Lukes Hospital, and her husband, leff, have one child: Brittany l. Today we enjoys showing horses. Dennis Kirby, a self-employed farmer, and his wife, Shelie t'7Oj, have one child: Molly l, Mary lo Oetzman McVey, a co-owner of Country Crossroads Ce- ramics, and her hus- band, Rex C745 have one child: lennilee l, y R Constance Sherman Getzmann, a bartender at Tiddley Tap in Bettendorf, has one child: Alissa 5. During school she worked part-time at Scharff's as a salesclerk.

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Sherry Newell, a farm broadcaster for WIONXWWIO Radio, received a BS. in dairy science and agricultural journalism at lowa State. Nl thought activities would make or break me. What it turned out to be is that education itself did. Barbara Green Peterson, a home economist, is married to Richard. She received a BS. from lowa State University in home economics educae tion. lill Engel Quinn, a farm wife, and her husband, Michael have one child: lacob l. l'l'm glad l par- ticipated in activities, l got to know a lot of peo- ple and had some crazy times. Cynthia L. Rathmann enjoyed all the teach- ers and felt that the gual' ity of education was very good. Carol Gertz Roe, a housewife, and her hus- band, Robert, have one child: lustin 2. l liked school. lt didn't show in my grades, but they were golden. Linda Gilbert Shaw, a secretary at Mississippi Bend Area Education Agency, and her husband, Alan C'7Ol, have one child: Sarah l. Cyndi Siemsen is a sec- -- retaiy for SXM Service Co. in Walcott. Look g 5 I ing back l realize my V ' high school years were ,J the best years of my I WYMWK Q life. V' Debra Dunaway Szymkowiak, a financial aid assistant for the Uni- versity of Dubuque, is married to Daniel. School prepared me for college and especial- ly for life. Sandy Fahrenkrog VenHorst, a bank teller , at Davenport Bank and Trust, is married to Paul. 'tf- - Being a cheerleader l was able to represent . my school and be proud of it. Z Patricia Green Beck, a news and publications coordinator and also an alumni director, works at Hawkeye lnstitute of Technology in Waterloo, lowa. She is married to Louis Beck and has one child: Neal Louis, l. l never did master the HustleY Tami L. Braunschweig is a homemaker, mar- ried to Douglas, and has four children: Talia 5, Toshia 4, Dwight 3, and Shauna 2. 'llt was a tun and rewarding time. l think l grew up a lot in those 4 years, learning to associate with all kinds of people. 226 ALUMNl Brian Carter, a mechan- ic at NU.l. Neu lnc., and husband to Donna, at- tended Scott Communi' ty College. He recalls that he 'ldidn't have to join the Army to get bad food. Debbie Strobbe Clause sen, continued her edu- cation at lSU. Formerly a home-ec teacher, she is now a homemaker, and helps her husband Ron with the farm. l'l'll ' ,. always have a lot of pride in saying that l graduated from North Scott. Michael Claussen is a service technician working with Amana Refrigeration in Tampa, Florida. He went to Scott Community for two years and then married Denise. He participated in baseball, bas- ketball, and the Shield. He was Charlie Brown. Margaret Pacha Costello, a homemaker, and her husband loseph, have two children: loshua S, and lamie l. l'North Scott was basically a farm- ing community school with an easy going atmo' sphere. loseph Drummond, a farmer and a driver for the Eldridge Coop, is married to Brenda. loseph went to Kirkwood College for one year. His fa' vorite past-times included farming and sports. Rick Engler, a plumber and farmer, continued his education in the plumbing trade. Rick mar- ried Teresa and his major interests are baseball, basketball, and farming. Burt Graham, married to Collett Kaczinski, has three children: lessica 5, Robyn 3, and lames 3 months. lessica attends lohn-Glenn Elementary. loseph Green, married to Trina, a territory ser- vice manager, working at lnternational Harvest- er. He has a BS. in agricultural mechanization. loseph's favorite past-times included beating lohn Steffen to the parking lot just after a fresh snow. Brenda Madden Griebahn, married to Lynn, has two children: Erin 3, Sarah 2. Self-employed, she works at Balloons, Balloons, Balloons, and Arobic Dance of lowa. Brenda attended the Uni- versity of lowa for three years. Sherrie Curtis llg and her husband Larry have one child: Melissa l. She has attended lSU for two years, and then trans- ferred to Marycrest. She is now an extension home economist for Scott County. Dennis lrving is a semiedriver at Wenger's Truck- ing in Davenport. His major interests are skiing, and motorcycling. Randy Kuhl, married to Nancy Billups C791 is a farmer and works for Glen Keppy. His major interest is farming. Randy remembers the food fights with the butter stuck on the ceiling. Sherri Louck, a building service worker at Alumif num Co. of America, has one child: Keith 2. She went to Scott Com- ' , , , munity College for - f 1 emergency medical M I technician training. Nl A feel that your high school years do influ- ence your future. jd ,.., fi - -1 gi v . A W 14, 7 M William Loussaert, works on his father's farm as a farm hand. Williams major interests are sports Cbasketball, football, and basebaltl His favorite past-time was attending sporting events. Kathleen Loussaert Moeller, a homemaker, is married to Glen, and has two children: Sean 4, Amanada 2. The mu- sic has changed since l was in high school. I like some of it, though. Virginia Moore, had two favorite classes in high school which were N.S. Singers, and Home Bc. She enjoyed passing time helping in the library. The senior year was busy, having my senior pictures taken and taking required classes. Eric Schmidt, a Naval . Officer, received his L -L BS. in forestry from lowa State. There wasa . 'E j,fi sw lot of stress placed on girls and guys to con- ' form to whatever the 'norm' was at that par- ticular time in our lives. ie 5 Pamela Seligman Schnekloth, a homemaker, and husband Ralph have two children: lana 4, and Kari 2. All my hard work paid off as l was chosen to be the class speaker at graduation. Carol Ganzer Simon- son, a homemaker, and husband Robert have one child: Nicholas 2. She enjoys Crocheting, macrame. l wished we lived closer so that my children could go to school at North Scott. Doris Robertson Swanson, a homemaker and a secretary employed at VanDerKamp, Crampton, and Snyder RC. of Rock lsland, and husband Mark have one child: Scott l. She remembers the fun that went with extracurricular activities, but also the hours of work. Teresa Krxapper Tavarez, a supervisor of public utilities of Nevada Power Co., and her husband Mark have one child: Barbara 2. She remembers the extreme closeness of friends because of a small school. Randy Wakeland, wife Cindy, is a general me- chanic at Alcoa and manages twenty-one apart- ments in Davenport after a three year apprentice- ship at Alcoa. He remembers the flannel shirts and worn-out jeans. lon Yocum, a sales representative for Moorman's Manufacturing Co., attended Kirkwood Commu- nity College for two years, and then married Susan. You were never sure what you were going to get for lunch. '77 Deborah Keeney Anderson, a bookkecper at Kimberly Smorgasbord and her husband, Larry, enjoy vacationing in Minnesota. l'Gn the bus ride home from j track meets, l took an inventory of my injuries, victories, and mistakes remarked our l97G Homecoming Queen.