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

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Brad Albers Rhonda Allen Donavon Altenhofen Amy Anderson Ben Auliff Nikki Baker Celeste Bartscher Dawn Benish Dawn Benthin Clayton Birtell Kristen Bishop Tim Bixby Carrie Boom Shannon Bormann Tony Bowers JoDee Brandon Becky Brunson David Bulin 82 SENIORS ,:,.., , W 2 Vi., I if W ff A , ii 1 I ,, Q ZE. , I 1 I an 1 W, t QQ 5 Q ff . N f 1 M 3, is I , I? 41' ,, fig, 9 I E we l Senior Class Officer's: Tim Ryan tTreasurerj. Beth Enequist QSecretaryj, Troy Peters QPresidenty, and Amy Dewey Nice-Presidentj. 5 W. y at Q 4 3 ,, X T I it f , it i Jim Belk .I 5 V Birthdate: 10-21-69 Birthplace: Davenport, Iowa g Residence: Long Grove V A Favorite Movie: Platoon ' 4 ' y Favorite Foods: Lasagna and Steak T t Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops y if What do you like to do in your spare time? Go ' ' out with friends y How would you like to be remembered? As a good friend Works for: Olsens Engi- neering Inc.

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