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

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'IRE chance to watch the other races. 11 t' ill W Q Roh Grimes works on his steps for pole vaulting N 1 cliirinc Jr ' ., V, VVVVG 5 In I Preparing himself lor the star er's Kendel Richlen. 313, ' fir fa K ,, : a t fi lii 1 ig, 5, V2 1 ff? + ' f X ie X 4 N' M1 2 ff hiv W ,, wwf W4 QV 1 J Q bn- Y. N sh 2 1 7 if ,ks i V 1? we fyf 1 I actice. 'Whiz N... lc sar 1 y nporta t O S one h gl l m OY H fm 1 YG THE SCOREBOARD VARSITY TRACK Conference lndoor Spartan Relays NS 65 Genesee Saber Relays Cougar Relays NS -WestsBettendorf lesse Day Relays Lancer Relays Gateway Classic Lion Relays Conference Outdoor Tri-State Relays State F 2nd 6th 1 st 4th v 3rd 6th 6th 9th ILANCEID tl5lLANf ES 1959 With only grass to practice on the Lancers were forced to have all their meets away 1960 Bill Frazier won the 880 yard run at Drake running the races at a fabulous time of 1 53 still a school record 1969 ln a time of 4 23 4 minutes Bob Roller lorolre the records tor the mile run . . . 1973 1978 The Lancers earned themselves 3 straight lllowa Conference titles and also won the Big Bend title 2 out ot 3 years . . . 19 80: The tour members of the 1600 meter relay team, consisting of Mike Ferris, Kevin Geary, Mike Staack and Craig Power, won the State Championship in 3:19.94 minutes 1981: Guy Murphy threw a 16 pound shot put 543' to win the school record . . . 1983: For the 2nd time in 3 years, the 1600 meter relay team, left Haycraft, Tim Lalirenz, Scott Dean, and Tim Bohlmann, won the state title in a time of 3:21.27 . . . 1982: The Lancers earned an outstanding 5th place finish at the State meet in Des Moines... 1983... VARSITY BOYS TRACK 81 Relaxing on the football held gives T B lt n

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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.

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f ish f f W7 Z 'K is ,417 ,. 5. .. tif t. f y 'sf 'WA M52 lfW'lffQ what SORHOMCYDRH BOYS TRACK: D. Deltner, T. 3: K. Holst, YS. Ryan, R. Cline, YS. Miwltalek, l... Kuehl, S. Dean, ll. Wilbert, B. Bulitr, l.. lon, K. Scott,R.S111gIvto11,ll.Grieves,l.Sc-ltatzfloach Gibson. ROW ft: lJ.St1aw,F.Bellc,D. Kt111e,G. B. Reeterss. ' Whitesiriles, l.. lellew, R. Cline, 'lf llartz. ROW E111c1y1nq the sound ot niusiw 111 between events 1s B4 tl, C11 it rv: Giving G'V'?llYllllllil he got Turn Kutfhl :'SlJlllllS the ZOO inetei' tlash. Gut til tht- lolffcks in a liuny 1:4 34 '1 1tt Dean. THEREE SCHOOL RECORDS games fast FELL The sophomore boy's track season was highlighted by many bright spots throughout the year. The team ran away with the Saber Relays crown tor the sec- ond year in a row. The boys also won a triangular meet against conference rivals Davenport West and Bettendort. Coach Bernie Peters also noted successful per- 8? SPORTS E THE SCOREBOARD Genesee 2nd CR Kennedy 5th - - lst lst 2 d ' ' ' ' 6th West Bette-ndort NS Saber Relays Lancer Relays n Mississippt 8 tormances by sophomore relay teams at varsity meets. This included a second place performance by both the long jumpers and high jumpers at the Daven- port Sophomore Relays. A total ot three school records tell dur- ing the year. The 406 meter relay team ot Doug Wilbert, Tom Kuhl, Troy Hartz, and Doug Shaw clocked a 45.9. A new mile medley mark ot 3254.6 was established by Bob Grieves, Kevin I-lolst, Tim Schneck- loth, and Rob Singleton. ln the distance area, the 3200 meter relay team ot Rob Singleton, Fred Bella, Brad Belitz, and Steve Michalek scratched the old record with a new time ot 82469. Twelve sophomores also gained their varsity letter for the season. Most ot these runners ran tn the varsity conference out- door meet which accounted tor the sixth place finish bythe sophomore team at that meet.