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

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wwf -mwn. W-431. FRESHMEN f'HEERI-HADTNGI TWT' DdI1fVJIWfh,L.pniI1uTI'c1fZ. Rfnvv 52 I. IVIf'Clx1I'1Il1S. rY1e1'r:m11. Raw QT. A.Sm1t?1 R. 'x'1:,-.a Row 3' C, I-A-Awr. M' M m'fte5 D' fffwfq K wQ: B' K1f12Yf L' The .-wxznmer g !L',V1d5'S vahlable practice for new cghefcrs. hqlpt song. VARSITY CHEERLEADING: D. Carey, C. Hamann, M. McDonald. Row 4: M. Wolfe, B. f Shcrhter, B. Hemxmqs. RCW 21 B. SINGH, D. POM. Row 5: S. Braack, W. Krupa, T. Thu- X Sf,:uN. Rffw 3: C. Hoist, S. Lake, I. Hdland, A. nmrm, x.. , Enthusiasm is shown by Demse Scull ALIYIIIQ me CHEERLEADING 93

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P1'Gi'J:iIi1I1Cj 11'1e1'nse1ve.-fl to tave the crowd are Sue l.a1:t-- and Beth 171111. SOP11C1MO1QE QH1g1qp1,FAp1NQ- 9, 540,191 Abbott. Row 31W, Arp, 1. Oe17ma1111. Pow 4: G. Geairlos. Pow Q: ff flitrotiin, E. Cilliillgti, B. M- f'5f'11V1f719Y1 T- Mmfdllyf- T- Hittftfiif- g 7 1 A .- .? , J 111:-Iiflaying llif' tiwzp are lvl. 1VlN11f3IicilCl, 1Vl. Wtiltff, B. P1111 15. 5731111111 D Kai--fy V' Hf:1st, 1111.1 f. 1fo11a1111. 1 Firing up the stiidents at the 11on1er:om1r1c1 111111 is the IOLJ ot 11111 vheerleai 1f-rs Q I - - NEW COACH BRINGS CHANGE Many changes have occured in the entire cheerleading pro- gram with the maiority bringing great improvements. The basis tor these improvements was discipline, which had been greatly stressed by the new cheerleading coach, Mrs. Tori Slotterback, assistant coach, Cyndy Miller, and the newly selected captains and co-captains ot each squad. Many of the cheerleaders attended camp at Iowa colleges to learn new cheers mixed in with exercises and motion drills. Besides supplying the school with much spirit the cheer- leaders provided a lot ot support for the athletic teams. A Meet- The-Squad Potluck on August 4 with a performance ot various 92 S?ORTS cheers tollowing was just one example. Another was the before school breakfasts tor sports teams, trainers, coaches and man- agers. The breaktasts, held on October 8 and lanuary 28, consisted ot eggs, bacon, sausage, trench toast and pancakes and were enjoyed by all attending. On March 21 a special awards banquet marked the end of the '82-'83 cheerleading season. Tracy Thurnann and lulie Holland received Most Outstanding Senior Cheerleader awards and Sue Lake, Tracy Oetzmann and Kathy Meier re- ceived Most Enthusiastic Varsity Sophomore and Freshman cheerleader awards respectively.

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ttri l l 1 ry, T. ,, ,-.,., ,fl Vrykr kr 2' W 'J W lt seeniff liltfi a lot ol tape, lsiit Diane Clt'OllY tliiiilqs it will do the Kristy Miiestil applies pressure to Betsy ltiaacglcs 5141111 shoulder as they both try to read l l ' t liy' t 11 1 1 l 1,. .1114 'S l Q -1 rf!! Tl?AlNERS: W. Ranson, M. Cunningham, S. Kelly. Albertsen, T. Vis, la. Mueller, R Vanderheiden, M Second Row: l. Moore, T. Woomert, D, Crotty, B. Booth. TIME AND TAPING A new and larger training room was a much needed improvement to the North Scott training program. The hard working trainers spent many late hours doing the little iobs, they so rarely get credit tor. The statt was led by Mr. x'Doc Vanderheiden. Athletes could always count on Doc and at least one ot his staff to be there to tape an ankle before practice. A trainer was avail- able tor every practice and in attendance at every game. 'The trainers spend many Q4 SPQRTS thankless hours working, commented Doc, but that comes with the job. The group was very young, with only one senior and the majority being sophomores and freshmen. They received a lot of valu- able experience by attending the iowa State Trainers Clinic in the summer which proved very useful. A good training program is a big plus for a school and it is apparent North Scott has one ot the best. ystsftifftirf 1 4 1 X V f 42 -i ,ef ,,,, f 1 f' .1 f ft 40 g c if an 4 11-Z' W M. ! Tim Arp trys to relax on the table tc 1 Warirtfi Ransoii as she wivlfls a pair scissriiv with blitiwi. Kelly.