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

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ww-wwmwmwwm .W..,...s..e.wtm-mamma me , 1 c ...cwmmw W J If you sneek up on some sophomores they try to hide. Janeen Heiman just gives a smile from her seat in French class. Speaking of smiles. sophomores Kristina Thorton and Renee Braet stop in A-hall. 5 r in f I Q R 'ft' it if 4 fs I j ' if l Y 5 t i ii ' ,, Aw iiiyg Z A ff? F Q W Q' 4 vii I .ff ' ' W ' ,L Q g M ,,u ...wa . -,him 6 2 1 4 f we ,, c,,,, ,,,Ih-ho' , ,Wh-Y V ' W 4 -,..-. . .,... -,,.. . t, -.-. v - wi I ci E Z l 1 .Ll .,,i,r.,r, ,WIS llsfflf' M ,, ,, RENDY his year clothes are simpler, more accessable. The colors are basically earth tones like tan, brown. army green, off white. and black And of course there are always the traditional jeans jean skirts. jean jackets, jean shirts. and just plain old blue jeans' Between the mess of fadish clothes and styles lies some people who go for making up their own ideas of fashion Emmy Yanacheak ex- plains. l always thought that l had some form of style. Since l ve been to Germany, I feel that l ve finally found my own unique style Clothes, tie- dyed shirts. 60 s psycadelic shirts and long trench coats are some of the older styles that are popular to wear now. Chris Nevenhoven said he preferred wearing second hand clothes to new ones. Second hand clothes are unique. l like them because there aren t very many people who wear them. Most of us wear whatever we re in the mood to wear. whether it is dressy or casual clothes. No matter what kind of style people choose to wear. it always ends up as Darcy Tim- rman says. ' l wear what s clean in the wash! :Jr ,fm : lm -.-.xmQ .- - . Jami Van Ryswyk Todd VanHoosier Jamie VanHorn Adam Verdick Scott Wallis Paul Wells Rhonda Welte Nicholas Welter Janel Whitaker Ryan White Tony Willis Joanne Wilson Sherry Wissinger Kimberly Wood Nicole Woodford Chris Woomert Kelli Wuestenberg Terry Wyatt Rick Zaruba Michelle Zogg SOPHOMORES 109

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Greg Ryan John Sailor Tony Salas Megan Schirman Linda Schmitt Chad Schoenthaler Laurie Schroeder Jennifer Schulz Jennifer Schwartzoff Scotty Scribner Kim See Dori Seifert Jimmy Shannon Carrie Sherrill Brenda Shimp Daron Shirey Sarah Siemsen Annette Smith Gyle Smith Beth Splinter Barry Sprout Scott Stapleton Keith Stein Brian Stowe Anne Sutherland Jennifer Syring Scott Thompson Kristina Thornton Darcey Timmerman Terry Tobin Ailema Toolate Ann Underwood an vs 1:-. 5 sk me l r ,fc- rr S. K v- i X X w S, t a g, N Aipnjwwililla 05-.. Y - . c is X Konrad Krakllo :QQ ,,,, efi sp eeea .eafta S it 'ii V it S 1 Birthdate: 7-13-72 I it X :L if Q X F :M X Birthplace: Davenport 4, I Y f ,,. if X X S l ' Srl, Residence: Donahue ' QQ 5 q 1 Q S Hobby: Motorcycle riding S 2 in S M3 ' Favorite Movie: Commando 'S teel fet S S5 iiiii Favorite Teacher: Miss Steffens- Qp 3 Im S meier S J kd' Favorite Class: Vocational Agri- .. S g Q - rg as culture 1 it A . Least Favorite Class: Short Lit ll 1 is 3, y lf you Could go anywhere on a gy vacation, where would you go? be it ' S i'i 'i tii S X 1 esaf ! Favorite Cereal: Frosted Flakes I z 6 ' r .L lf you could have anyone play you 1 N 'S' 6' X' I .SQ 'S S S in a movie, who would it be? f SS g R ' il Q r Eddie Murphy Sv A ' A f 'A my ... K it S t.t-1 Eii i so 3 Q. 2 L S W 'K 3 'pq 3 S .,S fi' hum SS W 5 S ' i 'I Z S A ,A N so Q l g S .S 'K .Ss S SSSSSS S K is 'Vt R - Science labs can be interesting places to sit and think. Sophomore Gyle Smith sits with his pencil waiting for something to happen. 108 SOPHOMORES 3 I Q.. alt

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Raising funds for upperclassmen activities are some of the things freshmen are in charge of in student congress. Heading up the class are Ron Zimmer QPresidentj. Jennifer Petersen fSecretaryJ. Jacque Hammes fTreasurerJ. and Megan Byers Nice-Presidentj. Jeff Abbott Mike Abbott Brandi Abel Brandi Albers Kelli Andresen Glenn Armstrong Julia Asleson Lillian Auliff Trisha Baldwin Tasha Barenthin Jennette Barrios Danielle Behne Sarah Blavat Linda Blumer Terrance Boger Glenna Bormann Chris Boston Amy Bouril Chris Bowser Matt Bremenkamp Kristina Brotherton Jason Buckley Suzanne Buffinbarger Jennifer Burmeister Dan Burns H0 'RESHMEN S N X mi? .Lil K T.-N., R X xxx S ,WMMWM - A ,e .VK E? figs if eggwm mx lash f-. V 'wr .g y bu A 5 gl .. Q ru . ., - f Q Q'+'.a 2.-5,3 ' r J- 'H' J Qi f .Et fi til, ' ,E , krh .v R if K K Qs 4..e Q 2 40, BW 3 X .1 F A G 'L x x x , bs sg . '-N... y ..,, , Q '-' gx sz : it ' L 4 .,,,. , -1 ss. Q ' If X NNN Qf QS? B s k.- - T x v T 1. Q I i gl . 5 ist! s Nw0mWmqqmmwmww ta Www yt. as was WWE IKENESS ike clockwork every year more freshmen mimic seniors. Gina Warner says. A lot of students do it to make sure they'll fit in. Leaning against his locker, much like a senior, freshman, Brad Car- sten commented, Some people may say that we are immitating upperclassmeni' lf a senior picks on a freshman somewhere in the hallway, later on down the hall that freshman will be picking on a smaller student. Then a chain starts. Good or bad, mimicing is a way of life. Sarah Kearney and Heather Towers show their lab skills in freshman science. smWM.sM.wWW A vwwwywswwwt M f-W