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

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'lhklng allendancro can he humorous for Deb Menke. Dan Slaudl volloys the ball lo Brad Arnold as loni Tank watches on. Mr. llm Nelson explalns that the correct grip 15 unportant whcfn holding a golf club. Volleyball can be fvompelalive, oven in PE. f1ldSS- X 1 II -. I, Lggg ,... 1 .... .::5:s53225525E521 2 F ,NA 'X p p ,U ,igeug HIM-Vl,......uvM E ff J' 2:5 ,.:.::-nv 'J gf 'X 1 Q ll xg-f ,,,, whatever the sport may be, a gym teacher must be able to teach the sport or game and at the same time keep discipline in a usually rowdy gym class. mr. james nelson meets all these requirements to the fullest extent. dick pischlce 70 Pl-lYSlCAL EDUCATION 35

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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

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S BAWING N883 Ifiiifkikt-Q. 919 'fiiikkkivikh itagw kia ie tar 6 ' 'f 4 I ' 'i'1 Sia- Qg, K, 3 ,nz ::s:5:2:5:f:5: i Q pageant performance At the end of C-Hall, music filled the air as both band and choir practiced for the years events. During an aver- age practice, both groups began by warming up their voices or instruments before rehearsing their tunes. Bill Kes- singer directed Stage and Concert Band, while Symphonic and lazz Band was led by Dan Anderson. Senior band members closed their music folders and vacationed to Florida lune 2-9 this year. Cn April l6th, the lazz Band and Swing Choir, led by Keith Haan, per- formed at the Miss Scott County Pag- eant. l'l've Got the Music in Me , HPhysical , and the Miss America theme song were played. Rick Morkel taught his first year at North Scott in the art department with Bernie Peeters. Students displayed work at the l983 Quad City Arts Council Senior High School Art Exhibit, and the l5th Annu- al l-l.S. Art Festival on March 25th. Finding the precise pitch for the choir is Mr. Keith Haan. A critical review is given by Mr. Rick Morkel before finalizing the art protects. 36 ACADEMICS bill 1-:essinger and dan anderson are terrific directors as well as being pretty funny. julie waetlce 77 -5 5 anyone, like mr. anderson who directs a band to all the awards that our band has won has got to. be good. gary fruechtenicht 80