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

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Someone once said that a dog is man's best friend but somehow dogs aren't as good at conversing and they aren't likely to float you a Ioan until Friday. So. your average Lancer is forced to put his trust in a more reliable person, his best friend. What do North Scott students ideal- ly want in a friend? Most want a friend to be loyal, honest, and a good listener. Being able to speak the same lan- guage and a nice personality are also required traits. Of course, sharing the same interests helps too. Experts say if you find even one person you can call your best friend during your lifetime. you are a lucky person indeed, expe- cially if they are exactly what you're looking for. ln real life. however. friendship has it's ups and downs. Ken Gries said, They're always there when you need WHEN YOLI'RE NOT STRONG I'LL BE YOUR FRIEND l'LL HELP YOU CARRY ON them. that is. if they want to be. Some friends are just great to be around and party with according to Scott Weis- brook. At times friends are the best people in the world. but on other occa- sions you wish they would simply drop dead: twice. Perhaps the best thing to do to get a friend is to be one, just like Tim Ryan who is his own best friend . Supporting each other through thick and thin, Amy Siem and Julie O'Rourke share a smile on a windy day. A true friendship is what allows Brendan Austin and Matt Jamison to be themselves in the training room. Getting a little carried away in his fun. Scott Welsbrook truly enjoys holding buddy Randy Doman in a headlock. 'I if fm.. 'J ,WZ Wax 4' , E if W li 'fi 4 W' y 4 if . ll 4 Y New 4 Q-

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