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

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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.

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NEW SPCRTS INTRCDUCED as 5 T T 33 gn it at if ' N Xi, Soccer Team: l. Kim, M. Tataris, S. Cline, l. Cromer, sen, S. Abbas, l. Frazee, l.. Moeller, M. Bedford. K. Diamond, li. Meister. Second Row: Coach D. Sponsor K. Nevenhoven. Not Pictured: D. Muhs, T. Monke, B. Eclgi-omb, l. Andrews, B. Brown, S. Lev- Kmymdl C, Clduggenf R, Brggllg-yy P, Cggyqml 3' it .dm K Swim Team: S. Ryan, W. Krupa, A. Hamann, l. Coach Lake, K. Kreiter. M. Ketelaar, E. te Duits, Wilson, S. Schnekloth, S. Green. Second Row: T. Bohlrnanri, D. Staudt, R. Frieden. ln celebration ot our 25th year, North Scott dove into the aquatic arena with the tirst Lancer swim team. Throughout the season, Coach Larry lll..ake held practice in available waters in or near the Wapsi. Some ot their opponents in- cluded Goose Lake East, Goose Lake Central, the Y.M.C.A. Guppy Class, and Neil Armstrongs Sth grade chorus. The grueling schedule and lack ot ex- perience kept their record at the low tide mark ot O-4. Robby the Whale Frieden was beached most of the season with a diving injury which was a great loss to the squad. Much progress was accomplished by seasons end with only two swimmers still unable to wade in water over a toot deep. lmproved facilities should be a great plus to the team, as they would reduce the number ot hook injurys from fishing lines abandoned in the Wapsi. The world popular game ot Soccer arrived at North Scott during its silver year. The sponsors ot the team were Mr. Ken Nevenhoven and Mrs. Deb Menke who taught the basics in the game to the club members. Being the tirst year, soccer wasn't otticially a true sport. The squad practiced on Tuesday and Thursdays and also played in two scrirnmages. Gne was against Dav. As- sumtion and the other was Day. Cen- tral. Against Assumption, Mike Tateris scored the only goal to make the score 5-l, and Central also won 5-O. The team played well in the two games con- sidering the lack ot practice and exper- ience. Cnly one senior will graduate and it soccer next year becomes a var- sity sport, their play will continue to improve tor the tuture. The swim teams practice pool would be a fine place tor our yellow duckie it Dan Staudt woutd get out and leave him alone. Champion diver Rob Frieden makes a perfect landing in our outdoor pool before it was opened for the season? SOCCERXSWIMMINGXTRAINERS 95