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

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'9Zj 9- Michael Thumm Heidi Tietj en Kimberly Tomlinson Kathryn Toro Sue Torvinen A404-a,. Christine Trammell If W Donald Tucker Raedene Turco Chris VanBuskirk 1 Ioyce Vathis 'N k2,,. .df -.,- , fi'-f Sally Vaughn Pamela Volk Richard Vracar Ioy Wagener Philip Wagner Zoe Waldron Linda Walker Traci Walter Darla Waltman Michelle Ward 2 1 - Striving to help her team win, Dana Cooke gets ready to put the ball over the net. 2 - Proud to be Marching Red Knights, Ioel Corbin and Ioe Williams perform smartly on the football field during a half-time show. Sophomores X 131

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1 130 f Sophomores Billy Smith Catherine Smith Kimberly Smith Lizzie Smith Marie Smith Tammy Smith Tracey Smith Maxine Soler Valerie Spikes Skeeter Stanford if ff Stephen Steiner Shirley Stewart 7 ll N MiohaelStoops f f W f Timothy Sushil few y, Ann Sykes S' 'W T T Robert Sykes Brenda Takach Iennifer Thomas Michael Thomas Steven Thomas .QU 1 - Sophomore Ioe Fortini, caught unaware by the Lance photographer, pauses before entering a pep rally and transform- ing again into Mr. Activity. 2 - Always ready, Lori Dill awaits the next volley. ,N I K 1 i f Q f ' 1 Y i V., , 1'

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Rhonda Weber Sulyn Wenrich Mark Westra Sarah Whelan Bruce Whitaker Ierry Whitaker Lori Whiteford Kim Whitney Iennae Wierengo Darlene Williams 5 ,.- , Edward Williams Ioe Williams .V Lisa Williams Shelly Williams Paula Wilson ii,i 1 Carolyn Winegardner Charles Woods LaDonna Wright Gregory Yeater Katherine Yoder Ring Daze All sophomores looked forward to spring when they could order their class rings. Graduation might be years away, but the right to select and order a ring made them feel the Class of 1984 had arrived. The wide selection of ring designs and styles, offered by North's Balfour representative, presented the prospective buyers with challenging tasks. The numerous metals, exotic stones, and con- temporary artwork gave each student in- numerable combinations from which to design a personal ring. Class rings were a real financial invest- ment. A deposit in the spring and delivery in the fall gave them the opportunity to work over the summer to meet the final payment on this lasting keepsake. No one will be prouder than the sophomores when their rings arrive. It will have that certain stone, be personalized with thoughtfully chosen artwork, and of course, contain those four important numerals . . . 1984. 1 - It's easier to select a ring if you can see it on your finger. 2 - Sophomores Regina Brightbill and Gina Downing enjoy choosing a personalized class ring. 3 - lust a few of the pamphlets one must wade through before ordering a class ring. 132 X Sophomores p W IW rv' ' fb 'f 29' f 7 ' . A g , ..ff gt' ,V i 4 W .,WcvW,,V ' Q. K Q 1 1 2 , 6 ff Q1 .1--wp ff f.--.,- f.-, -,'- 4 5 ' if .r.. 17 V in I W 1 .fa 1'1iiz 4 1 1 1 W W Us, 4 f Q W . . . .. ..,.,, . .44 .. if 5 W 9 9 tn 1 fl Q fa 9 ,Q 1 1 1 ,,,,,.t.,,.. sf. 1 if Q 0 fa 0.2 1 fin. ' 1 . 1.6. k- q 4 4' .7 -wr Q .g 'f0ug9 Q QQ , 'hifi 4 is 0 Z M 4 ft . 0 fi R' . 1 - f it 3 f+J'-1-lr