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

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6 NYTER t - X v v V i v Tlx hifi . NQHQHMAN BASKETBALL: D- Hmklel T, slcle, K. Wi1c::sle:iilg11i'rg, 'lk Collins. ROVV 3: Albers' Q. Ashby, B- Crafts' Q, Wflifdkgff C'.'oac'l1 D. Ryan, Mariiiger' 5. Ryan, M. To- M, Lmddmim- RQW Q3 A- Hdmlltqmr M, tain, fi. li'wr, lb. lseiiiiricqtw, D. teDuiis, lvl. Piithlcn, T. Schneckloth, l, Blong, IX. Wood- l5Ufi l'f Mtlllliflor' l, W1lSfJI1. THE SCOREBOARD FRESHMAN BA.sKETBAi.L 17-1 NS as 27 Pleasant-Valley NS 55 Camanche 26 NS 41 Williams 50 NS 58 Wood 45 NS 84 Smart 48 NS 57 Sudlow 27 NS 45 Clinton Black 33 NS 49 Clinton Red 34 NS 53 Maguoketa 45 NS 73 Bettendort Black 60 NS 50 Dav. Assumption 55 NS 55 Walcott 38 NS 'YO Wood 55 NS 61 l.B. Young 29 NS 71 Bettendort Gold 58 NS 74 DeWitt 50 NS 66 Clinton Black 48 A remarkable record was posted as the Lancer Freshmen went l7fl this season. The only NS. treshman team to top this record was the l97l-72 team that went 17-O, but didn't play many Davenport schools. The players worked well together and they always played as a team and for the team. Even the second string had a winning season going 9-2. All ot the l8 members of the squad had tal- ent. Coach Ryan's Lancers broke ll team records and 5 individual records. The squads three captains included Mike Busch, Dan teDuits, and Doug lrlinkle. Busch was named the MVP and l-linkle was the Ulvlr. Hustle tor the treshman. teDuits was named the most inspirational in practice. Tim Collins and Shawn Fier were voted the most improved players. Theres always a lot ot highlights when a team is successful, but one ot the most memorable games was when Maguoketa was beat at home in the pit. Freshman! Sophomore Boys Basketball 67 i flrfwr fztfil z:1:iiI ti if-lrwilrfi Iltill lr'lJ it 1 i.tfit11'il-wr.: ini iiiwtl-1i1.i'1ti: lii

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Mike ltiisvh goes up tor a lay-up. lll4tSf4l1'tLj up it hook shot is Kurt Gibson. Stew- lvliihalelq tltAlVUf'3 the base line with help lrcm a iztvll up by Rich Busch. RECGRD BREAKERS A U Www 'gfnmlseqd SOTtl'lOlVIORlj l5ASKlC'l'BALL: li. Sinnott K t i K C l 1 ROW Z lvl iniger is It W H 3 n 3 tg n lc Vt 11 lt ang lx ni K It I THE SCOREBOARD SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL 7 O Riverdale Clinton Dav Assumpion Muscatine ' Bettendort DeWitt Central Dav. Central NS 49 Burlington 68 NS 50 Dav. West 59 NS 52 Clinton 63 NS 42 Dav. Assumption 33 NS 55 Muscatine 50 NS 66 Bettendort S4 NS 48 Dav. Central ST NS SY Burlington SO NS 53 Pleasant Valley 44 NS 48 Dav. West 59 66 SPORTS The sophomore boys compiled a 7 lO sea' son record and were able to capture Sth place in conference basketball standings. Our first tive losses totaled only eight points difference and the scoreboard totals showed determination and the real battle that was fought Steve Ryan was voted the teams Most Valuable player and was one ot the three captains. The other captains were Steve Mi- chalelc and Kurt Gibson. Gibson was the player who contributed the most at practice. There were two most improved players, Ke- vin l-lolst and Chris l-lubbs. Wade Hamann was named the teams most valuable deten- sive player. The battle back against Burlington high- lighted the season as team members went to the halt time locker room l3 pts. down. Win- ning by 7 tells the story ot the intense second halt. l,at1f':Qr Stove Ryan shoots over pressure lrom a Central player,

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,--,,,,,,k..,.X ,,. .. - , W. Y -A, . xl .. , ... V -of -i .fs S- ' .v'i.i:.i:.1 . .w.'-s'Hi'e x - -'- v...t.. ... W..- . .,. il. vv. 4 .. . i i N x I SECTION AL WIN In conference action the squad went 3- li, beating Burlington twice and Betten- dort once. The season was obviously one ot ups and downs as the girls lost their first 5 games and then bounced back to win 3 ot their next 7 games. With only one Senior returning to the Varsity squad it was apparent that the girls team would lack leadership. Such was not the case as lunior Co. Captains Wendy White and Kathy Rathjen guided the Lanc- ers to a very encouraging 5-14 record. The Lady Lancers soundly defeated Ca- manche the first game in sectional play only to lose to Davenport Central the tollowing game in a close contest. Wendy White and Lisa Finnegan were 68 SPORTS chosen as the Most Valuable Forwards. The team chose Kim Reese and Patti Green as the most valuable guards. Senior Denise Cfreve was named the Hlflardest Working in Practice thus showing her leadership on the practice floor. The Most lmproved Play- er was Meg Flenker. Several records were broken this season. Kim Reese set the mark tor steals in a seas son at 49. Wendy White had 61 assists to set the season assit record. As a team the Lanc- ers set the blocked shot record tor one sea- son at 64. Two girls were picked to the All Confer- ence Tearn. Both Wendy White and Kathy Rathjen recieved Honorable Mentions!-Xll Mississippi Eight Conference. ,- 1 as K fig, Y, wr-v it 'V i K i tit., .ini .r.. Lall ..,.it 1. riitti K-fi ii anl teaxiiiiiate Kathy liatlijfnii. i ng is on Wendy Vfhile is niiiirl, Viferifiv Vilhite drives dY'L'illIiC.l an Assiiiiiptiori 1 rippoiient. With a hand in her face, Lisa Finnegan has contiderice in her shot.