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

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MM fQw Q T Mf . ' f. N Whlle crosslng the student parking lot Julle Capsha v Shannon Bormann and Robbln Mackln try not to slap on the Ice shi' '-'T'T .,,,,.-. QV: ,iii-N 9C.4,m, ,Y an. Yii- Q Mar Q 4-A 1 P Y. L? fr! '.: , , 3 ' gg-1+ ' N ., -.ww- E Vg . ,-4 ---1-Aw -- - ' N ' Zz?-Q N H 'Febf 'Mar L 4 , Average temperatures Overall are Shown in bladi- Tempefaillfes for the The average snowfall overall in inches are shown in black. accumulatlon Winter of '86-'37 are in light Qfey and those f0T the winter S0 far are in Qfey- for '86-'87 are in light grey. and those for the winter so far are in grey FIFTY-TWO F?

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KRISTIN DOERSCHER LESLEY SCHNECKLOTH TOM LOUSSAERT ,.. ,., y A W- t b re'f+5 f 'S 5 , . :,, BETH ENEQUIST SCOTT KASHMAREK AMY DEWEY ..,.-, ., -'- N:.z.z.wws-tw WWW -we 'MM ,Wwwefwwsavwwu,::asxcMsamw.wmwmmmvv:f'mNm.wQmmww:zmww ome twelve short years ago it all began. Some of us got on the bus. others walked to John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Ed White, Virgil Grissom. and Alan Sheppard. Not the astronauts. the elementary schools. Neil Armstrong in ParkView was the only one with air conditioning, too. Alan Sheppard had a neat song. Ed White was near the big schools. We loved recess: it was what we lived for. Except maybe field trips to Stone's Apple Orchard or the Wonder- bread factory. We remember writing books. And we remember braces and zits and junk food and the trip to Scott County Park for the whole day. We remember our first high school locker, our first date, and our first R movie. We look to the future. but it is fun to look back. lt's all just a part of growing up. wwsfswwvmwnwwww wswwumno M-H ww-wmwww :ww -wnsasfx,w.1.1,,W+.ww : msn.wwvnfazzrmtawmswmnwmwwwwmmwmf-W h--,rm-r..:,: awww 1 s-.wwweemmw ms MM-amMwmws,,mswewa ji fi 17 - JEFF GATES CRISTEN COMBS DARREN SMITH

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ff 5, lvwm, As if the weather isn't bad enough. Steve Whitaker makes his way through the afternoon flurries on crutches with the help of Adam Verdick. Weather is the condition of the atmosphere in terms of heat, pressure. wind, and moisture. When the temperatures of clouds are between 10 degrees fahrenheit and -4 degrees fahrenheit snow begins to form. These very small particles are of interest to skiers. farmers and the rural school of North Scott. Without the technical terms and weather details. stu- dents know exactly what it means to wake up to a white winter wonder- land with sheets of ice covering the lane, street, gravel road, highway or interstate. Mr. Dean Basset, Director of Operations for the district, is charged with the responsibility of determining whether our roads are passable on inclimate days. He then passes his recommendation to Dr. DeLuca who has final authority as to whether school will be held or not. For two days in December fthe 15th and the l6thy North Scot schools and other local schools shut down because of the winter storms. So what do students do when they have an unexpected day off from school? Senior Lisa Tee said. l like to go shopping if the weather isn't to bad or watch soaps. Kerry Clark, sophomore, said with a smile, I like to burn my textbooks to keep warm. Sleep in. exclaimed Tim Holmes, junior. Daryl Fisher. sophomore, said with a sigh, l think they are boring because usually it's too cold outside so all you can do is stay inside. and only the soaps are on. Maybe the next day that we get off for snow days, the administration can tell us ahead of time so we can plan things to do instead of just sitting around the house with nothing to do. fines, 3 Til lb. Snow accumulates heavily during school hours. J ff Flrch scrapes his way to his window before .N l , , ,' ,ir U W f W 7 WM H fy f ,,,V heading home. 53