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

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Mlvlaey Brciwvh I ciI'll':'S hlqh lvl lhf- lylill, ds lf?4lII1IIlGlE?S lcnculq on lcv help Gul. SUlUllOMOl3l'l VOl..l,l'fYl5fXl,l.: C. l3imlV1ll, M. llfnley, C. SOYlI'lk?ll, M. Sasliowslu, M, Koeehl, ROW Q: l.. liuwnsl, N. Slcvllwlxlwm, fi. Braunsc:l1wLe1z1,M. Nnlecliel, M. ?ll1lTIld,CTOdClll Mvr'r'1c'lc. ROW 3: li. Bmfgirlz M. Brown, L, CUllVPI'. Mcny fhx:slic1'wsla1 laliwa is vmlm' break wlnle- 1l1:g3f,'1lSSlHQ sslhilwfqv lnlenrsf- I 1Ill'f'Illl'r1llOI1 slnzw:-s on Nancy Nfmvy fiilollenbercj fllvvsl the bull lo th f5lollf,:nhf-1'c1':a lace as sshw :urns lcu' lhe c'OllI'l, ball. I THE SCOREBOARD NS 3 Dev. Wesl FRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL 10,2 NS 3 Beffwdori NS 0 Dew. Wood NS Q Pleasant Valley 1 NS 3 Walcott NS 3 Clmlon Red 0 NS 3 Dev. Sudlow NS 1 Clinton Black Q NS 3 Dav, Smart NS 3 Dev. Williams 1 NS Beltendorl NS 2 Camdnche O Slh Pleasant Valley lnv NS 3 Dev. l,V. Younq O NS 2 Burllngton .g . NS 2 Muscatine 1 1 1 1 SOPHOMORE VQLLEYBALL NS 4 DQWM , . NS l Moline J V NS Q Day WBS1 1 NS 2 Dav. Central . NS 0 Dubuque Senior 2 1 Mvhnq A liltle extra effort is all it takes lor Mickey Brown to l Elliggglievlgilgfpsled 5 NS 3 Ilgglllerfzlillml 1am 1l back. NS 2 Chmon O 62 SPORTS

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A LAN'lQlE ID 'HLA N 'DIES leiirt. VW 'ntl-ii. t fiffak,-2 tri liii li Whlsf' 1. tiiiiirui .i t',,i,1f.ili ii1f1tf'li 1 9 7 4: The tirst interscholastic volleyball was organized and managed to deteat Northeast, Lincoln, and Betten- dort . . . 197 4: Gina Baustian was the elected captain tor Coach Deb Menke's volleyball team . . . 1 9 7 6: The girls team compiled a winning record ot 9-4 . . . 1 9 76: The annual Fall Potluck was a tearful one as captain Gwen Tombergs read a creed ot hopes and wishes trorn the seniors . . . 1977: Koreen Knutson was voted unanimous First Team All-Conference player and also received the Most Valuable Player on the Lancer squad . . . 1978: The Lady Lancers tied for second place in the Mississippi Eight with Davenport Central . . . 1980: Marilyn Darland ranked second in the state at serve reception with 95.24 percentage . . . 1982 . . . GIRLS' VARSITY VGLLEYBALL 61

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ii The net proves a worthy adversary lor Mary Saslccwslzi. Carol Pll'Illf'Ill makes the set tor her teammates. 2 l l3l'lf'3l'llVlhN VC5l.l,l'lYl5ALL: A. l'lrll't9lI, K. llollaricil, Cf. Wirssssnil l. Faeth. lrffavv fl: Coach Wllklllfl, ll. fvf-bolt, D. CCll'55l'?I2i1 Il, T. Moore, Fw. fwtapletori, L. livliiif-5011. Row 3: fi lkfltif-xtiwsori, S. lrwliu, l. fir lv-riiflcr, L. Yixiirifxlwrig, T. Frye, l. fvlayai . , v V. ' -W: -,,w,.- l L Hwlhl' lx' Nil l' Kllll V I' Qliris iii li-it smiles in thu lr-at of battle. GIRLS' WINNING SEASCN FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL: Another successful season was had by the Fresh- man Girls Volleyball team. Coach Wil- kins squad of 14 finished the year with a very good record of lO-2. Receiving the award of most valuable player was Tracy Moore, and the team captains were Kit Holland and Leslie Hiqby. The player that improved most through the course of the season was Tonya Frye. SOPHOMORE VGLLEYBALL The Sophomore Volleyball team tin- ished Znd in the Miss-8 with a record of 7- l and going 13-7-3 overall. Coach Mer- rick's qirl's also won the Wilton Tourna- ment and placed 2nd at the Lancers own Tournament. Betsy Braack was selected as the team's most valuable player along with the team's hustler Mary Saskowski and most im- proved player Chris Seyfriecl. 63 FREISHMENXSOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL