Lake Howell High School - Wings Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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Sun rior Seniors The Superlatives chosen by the Senior class represent the Superior Seniors of the class of '84. Over the past four years these individuals have shown the qualities that earned them their titles, Also included in the Superlatives are favorite teachers: Mr, Fiorica and Mrs. McGee received the honors this year. lay Robey and Christy Scott earned the title of Mr. and Miss L.H.H.S. by demonstrating characteristics of all the superlative categories. Preston Bolt and Lee Ann S illane were voted most likely to succeed, they showed they've got what it takjes to be successful. Barbara Heim and Steve Cina, voted most in- telligent, were right by their side, they proved that brains are beneficial. loe Keene and Heidi Pearson received Friendliest, and who couldn't like Christi Braun and Timm Weber? They were voted Most Likeable. One shouldn't forget high school romance, Tim Reedy and Denise Shanley, Cutest Couple, fit the bill perfectly. Austin Manuel and loWren Holcomb, who were always understanding, were voted Most Sincere. lim Royal and Monica Osgood kept the beat as Best Dancers, and Thom Finklea and Chris Devinney held their own as King and Queen Surfer. Monica McNeil and Alan Navotny were always dressed to kill. But who's the fairest of them all? lack MacKenny and loeline Baker, of course! lohn Livera and Kathy Barma were able to make everyone laugh, and not surprisingly, they were voted Wittiest. Flirtatious and fun loving best describe Chris Shanks and Sherry Wistermayer, while Bill Lange and Mary lohnson found fitness to be their forte. They were chosen Most Athletic. Rick Baker and Leigh Ledvinka were selected Most Talented - oh well, 'lif you've got it, flaunt it! For their unlimited time and effort, devotion is where it's at for jordan Levine and len Wasson, voted Most Dedicated. Always leading the crowd Robert Tucker and lodi Gardberg are definitely Most Spirited. The class of '84 has been well represented by these superior seniors!

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, Heroic Couplet To Canterbury went a witty man lf just in mind with a pen in his hand. Telling stories with a different twist Transferring thoughts to paper with his wrist. He unleashed his tales, let the truth unfold, He spoke no lies despite however bold. The characters of whom he speaks and lists Are stereotypes, but they did exist. Poking fun at those he charaterized No pun intended, but he satirized. Telling his stories in couplets and rhymes Possessed the listeners to keep beat and time. Exaggeration of a character's traits Creates an image to which one relates. Though he stereotyped using satire. He finds some quality he does admire. Stretching good virtues in diameter While using iambic pentameter. Following rules as he told each ditty, Oh! how did that man keep his sanity? Thirty-three pilgrims including the host, This man very nearly made good his boast! Each would tell two tales, on the way and back, Told twenty-four, but ninety-six he lacked. All his stories were perfectly arranged, This alone should have made his mind deranged! Thirty-three pilgrims and their stories too, No wonder he died before he was through. To keep his characters separated Was a task he underestimated. The truth to the legend how this man died Was his mind went blank when his ink well dried. Writing heroic couplet sample? Geoffrey Chaucher is a fine example! Cynthia Wildes , 1' Hrs! A