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

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SK 'xxG'f 9 ef? BHQQQWE Qgaiifq xo an we we Carrie Richlen, a travel school graduate, plans to be a travel agency bookkeeper. l'Mr. Benjamin put school, learning and life all together. Patti Salidino, a bookkeeper at Accent Lawn and Leisure, enjoys lowa tootball and needlepoint. Mr. Benjamin was a very good teacher and he helped me find a goal, Carol Scherer, a student at University of North- ern lowa, plans to become a station broadcaster. tlMy favorite class was American History with Mr. Qlsen because he taught me its importance to know our country's past and that we can learn from it not just of it. Melanie Schmidt, a student at lowa State Univer- sity, enjoys running, studying, church and other college extra curriculars. l see more eguality in sports now and a better attitude toward learning and international events. Steve Scull, a student at Kirkwood Community College, plans to be a farm manager. He feels that a big part of his high school years were all the friends he made. Debbie Shannon, a student at Scott Community College, plans to become a registered nurse. She felt the school lunches were good My moms the food service director, so l'm prejudice. Steven Sissel, a student at the University of lowa has fond memories of addressing the class at the graduation ceremony l was talking to all my friends, their parents and the administration, lt was a nice way to say goodbye and end my high school career. limmy Slowin, a pre-business major at the Uni- versity of lowa, plans to become rich. School spirit was great. There were a lot of supportive fans. Carmein Smerillo, a University of Northern lowa student, is majoring in speech pathology. l'Mr. Agosta handled his classes differently which gave an extra incentive to go and l learned some' thing. Erica Smith, a finance major with a computer science minor, attends the University ot lowa. Her favorite class was American History with Mr, Scott. Nl-le was a really great teacher and was always interested in what the students were do- ing, There are no teachers like him at lowal Sue Starkweather, a f bus girl, is employed at , the lowa Machine Shed. Saying goodbye to all my friends at graduation that l had gone through school with was hard, Mary Steiger, a cashier, is employed at Lou's Tru Value. Mr. Wood was an easy teacher to get along with. leff Stoltenberg, a full time student, attends Mesa Community College in Mesa, Arizona. He enjoys gymnastics and music. Tony Tarchinski, a United States Marine, plans to become a computer technician. His favorite past- times are hunting and motorcycle riding. Q Yllfvtev KW 5865 X wifi Taxa 6 Q 5 S-QGUA 5186 if QQ Dawn Tobin, a student at Scott Community, plans to become a computer operator. llMany people think high school is a waste of time, but to get ahead you must work at it. lodi Vens, a secretary, is employed at the Scott County Courthouse. l'Mr. Denner always kept my interest and is an all around wonderful per- son. Kevin Waetke, a Drake University student, is studying to be a radio-TV broadcaster. l'My one impression is that school is what you make it to be. An individual must get involved to truly ap- preciate the school, the teachers, and your fellow classmates. Lana Weis, a student at the University of lowa, is tentatively planning to become an elementary teacher. 'lMost of the teachers really seemed to care about their students and not just the grades students got. lane Whisler, a business major, attends the Uni- versity of Northern lowa. She enjoys both water and snow skiing. Her favorite teacher was Mr. Scott. 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l lf ? !g lf . dum . , X Mfl WI 4 1 Mil X l ,f-xXNlClIilIQ 'lIlUM1fMlUNlllfy 5 Seen from the air, our school is nestled next to the Eldridge business district. The 2l6 square miles that encompass our district is only slightly indicative ot its true size and scope. The industry and business communi- ty has grown more rapidly than anyone ever imagined. The success ot the tarm implement industry was, until recently, the major growth tactor in the area. The success stories ot Central Trust and Savings Bank, Fahrenkrog Account- ing, Slagle's lack and lill and the local cooperatives, just to name a tew, show this area as a determined business com- munity. The growth ot surrounding areas, es- pecially the Quad-Cities, otters an even larger business community tor North Scott residents tor employment and trade. The section that tollows is made pos- sible by those businesses and concerns that care about North Scott l-ligh School. We are indebted to them tor their tinancial contribution to our 25th volume. The list ot advertisers to the lett is from our first yearbook, and it shows how much continual support we have had from our area. We wish them continued success and growth, and we otter our sincere thanks, MDIL E A SIE ' lDAlfllQ'UNll1lQ UUE ADWEDWHSEDS SECTION EDITED BY SUE GREEN 215