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

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Don Boeding carefully looks over his putt. lell tones is setting up tor his tee oft. The boys golt team, coached by lim Nelson, began the season rather slowly. As the season progressed, the team began to show improvement as they lost several close matches to conference squads and then highlighted the season by defeating Dewitt. Although the squad will graduate 3' year letterrnen, Don Boeding, Chuck Rit- chie, and Kevin McGrath, the future looks promising as 4 letter winners will return in the tall. One award was given to sophomore Mike Carter who was chosen as the most valuable player. Albers, K. Mc'Grath, C. Ritchie, D, Boerhng. Cock, l. lones, D. Edes. ROW 2: Coavh l. Nelson, K. Rennel, R. Swan- BUYS GULF: D. Braaclc, C. DeCo11lc, T. son, l. Llnli, l. Meyer, l. Fairweather, D. De- My l f of ' GlRl.S GOLF: T. Keppy, B. Kirby, S, Roche, R. V. Punelli, K. ljwoldt, L. Hoepner, M. Sas- Fitxgerald, S. Braunschweig. RCW 2: R. Rewe, kowslci, Coach lvl. Wilkins. lAN'CElD 'GILANCES' 1973: The tirst year tor Golt at NS got under way with a lot ot practices held at the school and the home meets were at Crow Valley Golf Course . . . 19124: Torn Dittrner shot a 82 tor l8 holes enabling him to deteat the other 40 golfers in the lllowa Conference Tournament . . . 19 7 4: A winning season was had by both the girls and the boys, as the girls tinished 6-5 and the boys were 8-8 . . . 19 Y 8: A very respectable season ot lO-5, was accomplished to earn the boys a second tinish the conference . . . 197 9: Audrey Fah- renkrog broke the girls record tor lowest score in 9 holes by shooting a 45 ... 1983 ... GOLF 79

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! E Kim Ewoltit looks river the possibilities On later next drive. 101111 Link fllfivm u i lown the lore E lltnpixiq tliv lgall Lltiftti in is Vliiicik 12141111-'. lvliiiy Saslctllwslci t.'OYlt't-'llllld19S on lier putt. WY bdckswmq of C hw'1k R ht Underclassmen dominated the girls golf THE SCOREBOARD team this season. Coach Marcia Wilkins led THE SCOREBOARD the team to a 46-1 record as the young team A surprised severa1 competitors. VAl2S1TY BQYS GOLF 1 11 Kim Ewddt and Rhonda Pawel both 3' VARSYYY G-1121.5 GOLF 4 6 1 NS 188 Pleasant Valley 165 Yeef le11eFWiUY1eF Si led the Team 10 lhell' 5th NS 238 Muscatine NS lgfj Mugcatme 167 place conference finish. Cther members ot NS Q25 Clinfgn NS 190 Clinton 167 the VGPSHY Squddirlclude two freshman, LGS- NS 225 Pleasant Valley NS 187 Maquoketa 156 lie Hiqblf' Grid V51 Punelllf end We 5019110 NS 210 lvlaquoketa NS 187 Pleasant Valley 166 mefeei MHFY Seelieweki and SOHYG NS 205 Bettendort NS 179 Bettendort 163 Bfeunsehweie- NS 227 Dav. West NS 189 West 172 The team chose Kim Ewoldt as the most NS Q21 Dewitt NS 1Q8 Dewitt 204 valuable player and sophomore Robin Fitz- NS 230 DC-N' Central NS 170 Central 1634 Gerald GS The most improved. NS 222 Dav. We-st NS 174 Central 170 The YOUUQ leeffl 1155 hiflh hOIDeS fef f1eX1 NS 209 Day. Central NS 133 West 179 year as the entire squad will be returning. NS QQQ Agsumptign NS 176 Aggumptign 153 This years team finished 5th in the section- als. We'll have to wait and see how the same team stacks up next year. 78 SPCRTS

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fn., D , . , . .wr VARSTTY BOYS TRACK: Manaqer, S. Green, F. Belk, T. Arp, DeBoer', D. teDiiits, T. Gates, M. Campana, M. Ketelaar, D. Ried, D. Elmeqreen, - A , T. Bohlrnann, D. Shaw, D, Dunsworth, D. Tuttee, B. Sanger, K. S. Michalek, Manager, T. Vtfilson, RCW 3: R. Singleton, K. Kapinski, T. Schneck- 5 I .Lmrl ff A . Richlen, K, Gibson, 'lf Kuehl, ROW Q: S. Dean, TS. Belitz, D. loth, 'lf Hartz, D. Wilbert, T. Kane, B. Grieves, T. Woomert, T. West, T. Schatz, S. it Ryan, T. Steffen, Coach D. Ryan. NN'---' 80 SPORTS Setting the pace in the two mile is Mike Cfampana. Voavh Ryan dives Scott Dean some encouracierinent tor his next race, 9'I'I-I IN STATE FINISH The North Scott varsity boys track team saved their best pertormances tor the end ot the year and the state track meet. Most valuable player, Tim Bohl- mann, led the Lancers to a ninth place tinish with a tourth place in the 200 meter dash and a second place in the 400 meter dash with new school record ot 48.67. Bohlmann also anchored the 4x400 meter relay with a split ot 47.9 to aid that team's 5th place finish. Rob Grimes stood out in the pole vault with second place and a new school record ot t4'6 . ln the regular season, North Scott started ott slow with a seventh place finish in the conference indoor meet. As the season progressed, times and placings improved. The Lancers cap- tured the Saber Relays crown tor the fourth year in a row, and their own Lancer Relays titie tor the second straight year. The team finished out the year with 6th place finishes at both the conference outdoor and the Dubuque tri-state meets. Two other school records tell during the year. Mike Campana, Kendel Rich- len, Brad Belitz, and Steve Michalek set a new mark in the 6400 meter Relay with a time ot 19:37.96 ln the hurdle area, Kevin Kapinski, Tim Woomert, Tom Arp, and Dick Dunsworth broke the 400 meter High-low shuttie hurdle relay record with a time ot 59.7.