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

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The 1987-88 year for student con- gress went very well considering it was Mrs. Tori Maxfield's first year of being in charge of student congress. Along with a new student congress leader came new ideas. This year we tried to get the whole school involved not just student congress. we're trying to break away from traditional ideas, stated Mrs. Maxfield. The first duty of Student Congress was Homecoming. Even though the proclamation was forgotten at the crowning of the queen, it was read at the pep-rally instead. Despite the minor drawbacks, Mrs. Maxfield felt that Homecoming went well and the stu- dents in charge did a good job carrying out their function. Some events that student congress is in charge of are the food drive held before Christmas, and the blood drive held in April. Student Congress mem- bers from each grade also carry out specific duties. The sophomore class is in charge of Homecoming, which for this year they chose the theme Wipe Out . The junior class is in charge of prom. Their responsibilities are to make mon- ey for prom. find a place to have prom. what music should be played. and the list goes on! 24 STUDENT CONGRESS

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The new spaclal set up provides Jessie O'Boyle with a more comfortable place to program during Computer Programming l. All x' ., kg- Word processing class adds to the variety of computer classes offered. Kelly McGinnis. Celeste Bartscher. and Becky Herrington use class time wisely and work diligently. Over the past years. computers have played a major role in the learning pro- cess. The usage has increased greatly. from Science to English computers now enhance classroom education. Two dis- tinct individual branches of computer classes have emerged from North Scott's curriculum. The popular choice, Word Processing, continued this year in the business field and Computer Program- ming is stronger than ever. The construc- tion work created room for a computer lab area connected to a lecture room, which made it spread out and much more orga- nized. The lab room is good for the safety of the computers. also. The carpeted area neutralizes the body static charge, and air conditioning made a controlled environ- ment. 1:23335 5555-JSassgssiiazsssswiiigGidiscgiissyiizrfszgem we wstez-:rss G --1 Wlzzsixsm, --M-Sm 1, QQSMW., - -- - , , 2 , .gzzziil,QQSZEEZQEZQf??25?i:?lEEi1is52?E55?ff w--mM..s,t..,ar- WW..,,,.mw-M -- qm. W. ,gt it Wits' '::::sm.mMw.??ig,-- - f. m,,.ftt,:,-.mgwwi ,,t.m,,,nfgwg me ,,n,,S,,,,,,g-gh 53:11-g:::,ys::::?i2::11S21fgm,QQ1:,EE5iF12-f2- misss - eigili 1S2Masai:rzcvsfsrggiizszzzzszr gas ' tgsscgsgmgg gggiwgsmsssse' 1-sggsgezi-1--g it fsiitifsmfzfssiiiwiiwiigfgizszs-:Rig-ff?i2?Z-553555 2235255551firms:5:S55552352-fisiffzssasiifzziiiii 15552:qs:ass-155523iggggszs-515.-resist-:ESE ' 255:552:5-ski-2-gig:zsgsgiitfsfszsgxgggsggf lgwgleiv at ww' -www ,aww .VW 22?-W ?Q.tt i V' ,awww A ww a:JW'w'fi ggS355Ws 5 ',v,sge2!1'53g was Tit, Tlssfwf sw W1 'Wi' Wi wiwi' W fa sf , ffssii'-iw eaviiifl 4 ,fir 2536? gsm - gil in , ttgfg - use Mfr , 2- I Qgfyg rg :Zi f we N f wb!- W vw sy ,V Hg, , -Q 'jg 31 ,Q 21

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