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

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Abyllurllctlfa Bryce Knapper Birthdate: 2-20-70 Birthplace: Davenport. iowa Residence: Donahue Favorite Cereal: Corn Chex Favorite Sport: Tractor Pulling Favorite Food: Squirrel Favorite Rock Group: Alabama lf you could have anyone write your life story, who would it be? Louis L'Amour What are your future plans? Go into the service How would you like to be remem' bered? As me Prized Possession: 1936 Minneapolis Moline Tractor If you could go anywhere in the world on a vacation, where would you go? Spain - f- ff, svn! , A ,1., V W XX T MSM f J' ,M 3 iiii 5 Vkl, , W' ff' f I vias V, f ,,,, :KJ mn 179 i . I I A-ibm .TL X ig Waiting for a guidance counselor is something most students have to do. Greg Mazak takes advantage of missing class and patiently waits by the wall. Lonnie Twigg Mike Tyra Marc VanDeVoorde John Ven Horst Nancy Vick Mark Warhurst Mike Warhurst Carrie Weidenhamer Scott Weisbrook Steve Whitaker Dan Whitcomb Holly white Carrie Whitney Jodi Whitney John Willis Terry Woomert Nikki Yetter Matt Young Brad Zahner Melissa Zogg SENIORS 93

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Lisa Scott Jim Scullin Tricia Sebolt Brian Shaw Chris Sims Angie Sinn Tom Small Darin Smith Darren Smith Deon Smith Lori Smith Mindy Smith Doug Stoltenberg Jon Stowe Kelly Swanson Audrey Talabac Brian teDuits Lisa Tee Cassy Thomsen Ede Thomsen Kelly Tobias 92 SENIORS ,mg ear glo ss X N ,. e N gsg. N tv. ' S X Holding on to that precious green stuff is very hard during bake sales in the commons. Dan DeCock waits to buy his goodies while a munching Brad Zahner receives his change. S - Lt- i .st mr fi S.. ,N wg rx . , t P X Q Qt '+I Q . 4 a Sq 2 3 1 ,,. ,tg . t fm , Q-it 4 il x :LQ ' . ff. e . lm if Qfgf S T iic , -,.., r , css A ,X R- isqevgi ,X , ' g i' Vx Putting the attendance sheets in teachers mailboxes iS the many duties of office helper Tammy Thompson. one of W. we ,-is if 2-of ., W -we Ns. sum Ns if W . 55 in ? 5355 ?f gi, Q iii I, iii? X Q if 'S 3? iii? :xii vii EWLPS Mi? 2 YL, iss' iii -Azria F 5 , if ii 5 -Zgai gm: 2253 Ein Sits taxes 3511 egg: H55 iii it Amie , 57? Qt maize? Wk, Qt WW, -so swifms 'far 'Sit was ow W ANDERLUST ith all that is happening. few sen- iors have time to realize that this is the last game. sock hop, or dance they will attend with the friends in their class. lt's hard to imagine that the people you've been attending school with for years will now be saying goodbye and going their separate ways. No matter how far away or where they go, the relationships be- tween old friends are bound to change. Patty Keppy feels. Once we've graduated, the pos- sibilities of friends getting togeth- er are good, but they're not the greatest. Graduation celebrates the beginning of new friends and situations, but you will never for- get your oldest friends. t,M.w.mm.,M. Wwmwsmwowww W anew U My was Wm, , ,WM-X ,, V W. M W .M NM, t,..,W,ssi' 2 i ii -E S is fs 5, 5 E it si 3 2 -3 iz 5 5 E 2 53 Q S E 5 Por?

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'IA Junior year is filled with elected classes, an after-school job search. and organizing E prom. Leading the class of 1989 were Laura Schnoor Nice-PresidentJ,Melanie 4 .fiibsg DeCock 1PresidentJ. Tracy Schneckloth QSecretaryJ, and Chrissy Carsten 1Treasur- A5113 ery. Mike Abbas Jeff Abel Bryan Albers Amy Altenhofen Mark Anderson Matt Anderson Troy Anderson Brett Arnold Andy Arp Sara Arp Nick Ash Tammy Asleson Amy Bader Jennifer Bartmess Jason Bauer Jim Beaudoin Eric Bellman Jeff Bender Joy Bensmiller Mike Benson Dianna Biles Ray Black Christina Bodtke Stephanie Boger Jennifer Bolte Cassie Boston Michelle Bourn Eric Boyer Rebecca Brannam Christine Brehmer 94 JUNIORS ni 6 if iii? 223.25 553155 H3152 5335 ofiggeeisxtam gz5.s'v Mm E is sl .C . . Z. iii if if 2 ff f 2 9 Q C .Lyk C i V 0 A signs by N. b K D iitiC tsti A A A ssie A A T ' K ' ' i -- ' C M 0. ids EC K :ui 1 v fx . C4 'N' - C , C 5 .6 V -- C' A C ' , 5 .C , EX be J C , AE vii CC cltg CC - -ff'-Ls: C.CCF' -C 2 , ' uf' V C C e f ' QC ' CC Q 1:1 C X e C . 5 ,- ' Y M LRC C 'NW' , 'ur' ..,, K K ' :FF C f K -'.' - C eese C. A xy if 1. CC 'fi' V C A W V A 'S s 1 - K ! st K C -- ..g C , C 1. M A XS :X . --C'. . -fre - l C ' k i 1 K C Hi ,. '33 fs .C . N in vs . ' ' ,C f C C Q.. . . ,L K , f V eg... . an v X .Ci 5 . t -- N, If C qs-r Q C.. fist ' A CW kkk, C KCCK CC M . C is r f X, C C - ,C A is . A Y X -C C C C J. it f .W ....,cW,,,..W,v.,.v s 1 3 X 4 Vs S W- 0 1. 5 x ' CC 1 C ,S 'li x ...N - . A ,L S 1 EWARE WORLD! . y yourjunior year almost your whole class has their driver's license. A 5 driver's license is a barrier between dependence and independence and like most important things it has C advantages and disadvantages. Wayne Whitesides says. lt's great because you don't have to get up in Q the morning to catch a bus. When 3 Marji Hamman was asked a disad- vantage of her driver's license she 3 replied, A 877.50 ticket. Tom Fier's disadvantage was. You're putting your life in your own hands. 3 Sometimes that can be scary. The A majority of the juniors would agree that the good outweighs the bad and they would rather have a license than not have one. 2 5 5 Q W. Q smmwfmmwdmMwwmwrmmixawmwmawe sf, es,,we,.M1,.iim.,,, ,.m...,C:w.ss,:,zmKe55g9 M.C.,..LQiilflZlllfifflllllllfffllZlliflllfvlfifilflfllfTZ'Qf1'2IZZZZfw..'ll,IifIQfl1ZlZZX5?5 k Learning a foreign language requires much concen- tration and practice. In 'la classe de francais'. Jay Olsen, relaxing for a moment, breaks his train of thought.