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

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Cn HlIINPv'iOI'Tl11'lQ lleparlmenl lldy we The opposlle of lW+1 Mean BLISITIESS sn Mr. B lBen1dm1nD, Mrs. H CHansenD, Mr. R ll?ydnD, Mrs. G Cfiranqerb, Mr. Gchroederj, and Mrs. S Slotlerbackl, f ' Q l lr ' G P l l MHS if NN.. Mi-R Ex , f needed him. Carrnene C5I'niiI'1QGY a chuckle, POIlflf3TlI'lQ Over d General Busmess problem are Mr. Steve Svhroecler and Mr. Delmar Ryan. mr. ryan made everything so easy to learn. he was always there when you anne Steffen 65 A 4-omrrlent, H1 the lypmq room, made by Mr. Keith Benydmin qlves Mrs. BUSINESS EDUCATION 29

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business update We Mean Business was the theme tor the business department this year as proclaimed on their red and gray homecoming shirts. Chaired by Mrs. Carmene Granger, the department was active in l'lOOl odds-and-ends jobs. Preparation for the year had an unusual start in the Lake ot the Gzarks as Mrs. Granger and Mrs. Connie l-lanssen attended a luly mini-methods seminar spon- sored by GreggfMcGraw-l-lill, pub- lishers ot our texts. ln Gctober Mrs. Granger and Mrs. Tori Slotterback attended a two-day conference ot the lowa Business Edu- cation Association in Newton looking at current trends in business ed. especial- ly in the areas ot word processing and accounting. The department sponsored Emily Birtell in the Administration Manage- ment Society's annual competition honoring area high school seniors tor their work in the area ot business. Emily advanced to the business show held in Moline in March. Second semester Mrs. l-lanssen de- parted tor Colorado and Mrs. Pat Schrage took her classes. 28 ACADEMKTS At the keyboard, Shelly Breeden types an assignment. Taking time after school, Mrs. Tori Slotterback cuts out letters tor a new bulletin board. d Tl mr. benjamin was receptive of all personalities, not only a teacher, but a friend. deborrah jo treund 68 t Mrs. Connie Hanssen goes trom North Scott High to a Rocky Mountain high with the help ot her husband Ed and Mrs. Slotterback.

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mrs. heiman had such pa tience and a great personal ity. marjorie diercks mellot 69 make believe marriage Marriage is something that most juniors and seniors don't think to seriously about right away. But after taking a course in Family Living taught by Mrs. Glendena Heiman, department head, a more serious tone may be taken. After planning a upre- tend marriage, figuring all expenses and arrangements, most students begin to re- alize the time and effort needed to be taken when considering such an impor- tant step in life. Child Care is another fam' ily related class which also prepares stu- dents for home life in the future. Other Home Ec. classes taught by Mrs. Nancy Moore and Mrs. Delores lespersen are Food and Nutrition and Clothing and Textiles. The aroma of rice pizza or ham- burger brownies may be smelled through the hallway as you enter the commons. Cther creative dishes may be prepared in either ovens or microwaves by both male and females. Students in Clothing sew a variety of garments and are constantly keeping up with the trend. Une of the newer classes, Interior Design, is another creative class, which is really more artistic than anything else. Working on a project in Home Ec is Terrie Hendricks, 30 ALADEMICS H 5 'K fi? 55 is An Interior Design project strikes a funny note in Mrs, Nancy Moore. l.