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

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1n 1eadersh1p roles, act1v1t1es, and stud1es installed The annual array ot book shelves, jewelry boxes and stereo cabinets again made their way into the homes ot cratty industrial arts students this year. Carpentry students installed three solar panels in the industrial arts trailer. To ease expenses, the E1- dridge Co-op Lumber Yard donated two top panels and the Schebler Company in Davenport contributed a collector plate. The Advanced Metals class made a production line ot tly-tying vices. Drawings were given to the students, materials were gath- ered, and a production line formed creating several hundred. The Home Building class was cancelled this year because ot the economy. The class, which has constructed a home, was the mercy ot the slack in new dwellings being built in Scott County. Gnce again, students entered their projects to be judged and honored at the lndustrial Arts Exhibition held at the University of Northern Iowa on May Sth. Always at work l-larvey Perrine draws up new ideas Another exciting lecture trom Keith Mitchell in Power Technology. lNDUSTl?lAL ARTS 33

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X mr. dud1ey's metals class was fun. it was like being on your own. donald spies 72 d , DSS A A 5 lNDiJ5R9R.AL 32 ACADEIVHC., Deeply 001141-r1lr'c1li11q, M11 Dale l.,dClIlc'1 rnqxlaes lns mark. WC3l'7CiWOIDlilI1iJ dsslqnmenls are slmple ass Mr. Lynn Relh pmnls out. Texture is lrnporldnl in Metals class to Mr. lack Dudley. unfwuuf ,msg-A Q Q 5 3 YE f is Q Vo-Ag proves to be a standup job lor Mr. Kexth Scrhmxdl. A steady hand lS lnvdluble lcv Mr. Kirk Vdndecar. A bnqhl nate enliqhlens Mr, Dennis Olsen. Vllorlclnq wllll wood IS easler said llidn done

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1 ' Discussing sell-rlotense, Marcia Wilkeris lectures har class in the wrestling room e 1 I1 Glancing over the attendance sheet, school nurse Betty Stamer takes i bre ithcr p.e. initiated Numerous changes have been made in the Physical Education Department this year. Attending classes every other day, students received a letter grade instead ot the satistactoryXunsatistac- tory mark. Early Bird PE. woke stue dents trom the 7:30 a.m. roll call as teachers rotated this eye-opening posi- tion quarterly. Freshmen and sophomores were changed to a two-year rotating pro- gram. Pre-determined selections were required to be taken by the students in six week periods. Their classes are more skill oriented. The juniors and seniors choose their own course and it is rotated on a 4V2 week basis. They work more towards advancing skills and understanding the strategy ot the course selected. lllllllllllllllllllkvik as::::::::aa::::::::::::::.s. 1: llllllllllillllllllllllllll ada 5:::::::::::::::::::::::::::'tt lllIIllllllllllllllIlllllllIl 31.14 it::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::gg 5.3 lllIIllulllllllsllllullnulnll .EV gag:55g:::5g5555::::::::::::::a:ggi ?i3.llnnH:lllIllI:: :H eei::::::::::::::::r-' is.:::mn:::::::::::::::z.2222ef1t '1:555g3,,gllllllulllllllluluiuggg-51' --1:21221::::::::::::::::::ere .. i Omit 34 ACADEMICS Going over the rules, Frank Wood paces the cateteria tloor