North Fort Myers High School - Lance Yearbook (North Fort Myers, FL)

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1 - Fun and car washing boost the financial situation for the Freshman Class. 2 - Beth Gurnham uses her sales pitch to get Mr. Frank to buy Christmas candles. v . -: .sq g. .112 few.-za '. ' . 1 - 27? 'ilzfw-ff?iff'Yif4f A 1. 12' N ,, W, Mr -w,g:g.. f' ' uf . ,:,:' '. .5 4. . W . J kd ',k V l 1 - 1 I sl rx i 2 Ywbfwm-...,..... fi Mini-Money Makers Soon after the Class of 1985 elected their officers and formed the Freshman Executive Council, they were called together to set their priorities for the com- ing school year. Ms. Beverly Gaudelli and Ms. Charleen Fischer, class sponsors, surprised the coun- cil with wonderful news. Upon graduation the previous Iune, the Class of 1981 had donated 8200.00 to the incoming Freshman Class treasury. Knowing they would have to finance all their ac- tivities during their four years at North High, they quickly formulated plans to add to this monetary nest egg. Bake sales, car washes, and a Christmas candle sale all proved to be successful due to the en- thusiasm of these newest Knights. When all their bills were paid, the ninth graders managed to end their first year with a healthy balance in their account. They had taken a giant step into their future while learning to work together and enjoy themselves in Big Red Country. Calvin Douglas Carla Dudley Keith Edge Sharon Ervin Shelia Erwin Cynthia Esquivel Donna Facella Patricia Fargnoli Brenda Flener Lana Flint 'An 'CID' Mark Flynn Iames Foriest Kenneth Foskey Elizabeth Frazzini Iohn French 191' Yvonne Frey Iohn Fuentes Angela Gainer Denise Gallagher Sandra Garcia Freshmen X 99

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Alicia Garrett Sheila Garringer Iennifer Genesky Douglas Gibson Pamela Gibson Toni Giffin Susan Gilbert Roderick Gilyard Ieffrey Giunta Thomas Glenn David Goodwinn Scott Gordon Dennis Graves Carmen Green Thomas Greene ,yy MW at Z f ,fff V 72? f f ' A ii'i , fgsf., .5 'V' ,1 5 Q 4 iii Movin' Out, Movin' In, Movin' Up . . . Upon leaving middle school where they had been the top dogs, freshmen suddenly found themselves low men on the totem pole upon entering North High. For some this proved to be a perplexing experienceg others overcame this dilemma by immediately becoming involved in new and exciting activities. Using their natural talents, many freshmen found the athletic world was a rewarding one for them. Whether play- ing football, wrestling, cheerleading, or marching, they proved to be assets to teams and organizations whose memberships were composed mostly of upperclassmen. Some ninth graders chose to become active in exclusively freshman organiza- tions. The Freshman Executive Council and the F.A.P. prospered under the direction of dynamic young men and women. Musically talented freshmen found fulfillment in joining the orchestra, band, or chorus, while their counter- parts, whose interests lay in the theatrical vein, entered the fields of dramatics or forensics. Foreign language clubs drew a large percentage of their membership from the freshman class. As students perfected their skills in a second language, they found enjoyment in club functions. By joining the various teams, clubs, and organizations that interested them, ninth graders beganto feel they were becoming important members of the Red Knight family. Participation is an important part of belongingg and belonging hopefully leads to satisfaction and happiness. i 1 A 5 1 1 - Lori Pastirik adds flash to the Flag Corps as she does to high school dramatic productions when she is center stage. 2 - Freshman band members Lisa Wilson, Toni Giffin, Susan Smith and Amy Iulian march in style with Iunior Mark Arlington lsecond from leftj. 100 X Freshmen 2