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

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llrll Xl A Editor ........... , . . Sue Green Academics Editor . . . . . lulie Wilson Alumni Editor ........,...... lackie Dierks Fine Arts Editor ............ Tracy Konrad index Editors . . . lackie Dierks, Karen Tobin Organizations Editor ....... Michelle Boyle Sports Editor .,...,.,,......,. Eric teDuits Student Lite!Classes Editor . Tracy Thumann Advisor ............,.. Mr. Len Cockman Art Director .........., Mr. Bernie Peeters Photographers: Michelle Boyle Stephanie Noel Michelle La Blanc Paul Minor Heather Haycratt Artists: Lisa Higby Tracy Konrad AID into ri can mr ll to N The Administrators, Faculty and Statt ot North Scott High School Michel and Rob Pontarelli Mrs. Len Cockman Dr. Robert l'Bear Stevens The Alumni Class Reunion Chairpersons Cfalen Howsare and Mark Main The Lance Statt Brad Church, Mandy Knapper Sue Schneckloth, loni Kuehl Sue Ryan, Beth Poti Denise Scull Steve Dawson Ann Hamann Michelle Masterson Rachel Bohlrnann Lisa Fahrenkrog Quentin Cottman Craig' Hintz Keith Benjamin Dennis Hennigan Randy Denner Tori Slotterback Linda McClurg Karen Skaala Dan teDuits Mike Campana 1 1 1 lH ' IX This oth annrvc rs ary edition ot thc North Scott l-hgh Sc hool yearbook was produced by the yearbook statt tor the students taculty staft parents and alumni ot our Sf hool lt was printed by l osten s American Yc arbook Company in Topeka Kansas represented by lred Thompson ot l awa City ISS-O or is were distributed throughout the Untled States The v r w is rle igned by the editor and advisor using Broadway en graves tyr e srlk sc re ned r silt er ov r blir d embossing on tirebrand material with a comp iny dye ot a lancer dur mascot A glo s lfll pr und paper was used throughout the book teaturing a sixteen page tour nl r pening and eight page tour color senior s ctron tor the tirst trrne The endshetts are printed on 1 stainless steel background and were organized by Trac y Konrad ind lulie Wilson The division pages trt was handset by Tracy Konrad in Broadway Fn grived Formatt acetate graphics and artlines as are the Lancer Glances in the sports section The alumni section years are Micro Bold Qutline acetate gmt hit s The xte xded bol. cwrs were created rom C urrent textbooks in l clas in rte ritls by Lsa tngby and Bernie Pee-ters using india nk ani acetate graphi s 3 were tht cartoons tor the lasses The headlines in th organization section wer h indset by Mich: lle Boyle in Spec tral Formatt t etate lettering The class section running line was handset by the staff as was the entrre ops ning and senior sec tion f , 1 1 , f I N , , e'5' s ' - i V, , ' v , ,V V ' ,- ,I , , C . WT , ,' . EC , N ,' , V , ' 'fc . ln' 1 c, J - ' . . . -v' A vt ' , ' -' V 4 I Y ', r cfs' '. 1 'W 1 C '. ..C , c ' r . '4 'l k f ' CI, , C,3aS ' ' ' ' ,' . ' -.1 fir 1, co e' cff 5' . L' rs Q , - ' pe ,r 'ctrgx' t J N .1 tj i. s . , 31' f: r'it A 3 , f c 'c 'ti ltr f ' c 'f' ' 1 ti in T i 'Q 5. e y r, A . , c, fs F ' ' ' c 4 Q. .si : 1 N J X ' ' , ' c 'f' , ,e Q Q 'Q 1 ,, N -t,Z,0'Ci 4 ' :fl 'T - 4 V- 4 c T ctl?r ' , I . V N D ' A CY . . 4, .,: nw ' f, . t ', Le' Q g,:.. 'Iv WL 'la BECOME

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rf it IH I The above photograph is from the 1959 SHIELD under the headline: May 29, 19593 What kind of a day was it? A day like any other day except , . . we were there and finished the annual. We regret there is no caption so that we could reprint the names . , , The picture below was taken on May 27, 1983. lt was the last day of the school year and we were there, but the annual was far from finished. We still had summer sports, graduation and the index to finish. But we had fun recreating the feeling of twentyffive years in the same room, and the same desks? That is history. 4 M . i ft.. ' 775' 1 M Nylgpui- Nap l,,, .if .i Alf lfllfl M'tUlDlD From the beginning North Scott has seen the need to record in pictures and words the people and happenings of its years. That is why a yearbook is so important. No one ever throws a yearbook awayg it holds the time and effort invested for a year of a lifetime. The Silver Shield started with the idea of commemorating the first twenty-five years of our school. The advisors and staff never dreamt that it would grow to the size and scope that it has. We wanted to show what we have become because of what we have been, not in a history book, but a book of pride in what we have today. The response from our alumni and present students is one indication of why we are what we are today. Through extraordinary efforts of some ex- traordinary students the yearbooks of North Scott have been important steps to what you see today. The early budgets of 552,000.00 never indi- cated the nearly 530,000.00 it took to pro- duce the book you are reading. The figures indicate much more than inflationg they re- flect growth and progress. Our 1978 yearbook, The Shield Seed Co. Annual, was a representation of what all of our books have shown. Yearbooks re- flect schools. There are no two years exactly alike, and no two of our yearbooks are exact- ly alike, but they show a giant picture of what a school is. ln 1970 our steps annual signaled more than landing on the moon. Our addition of 1971 and our construction book of 1979 showed what we were doingg Tn 1980 we 'lballoonedw up into the eighties. All of our books have had a lot to say to our community,Some reflect attitude: the direc- tions of 1981 and the games of 1982. This book says we've become It took us twenty-five years to get where we are today. lt is something to celebrate? lt does not matter if this is your first or twenty-fifth year at North Scott. You are what you are because of where you have been and what you did there. We hope you can see that today. FINISHED 277