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

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'Q' if . BYITTT' new 5' ,W Nas.,-v' A., ,Q ..,,.,, ..-t. s Bonnie Bouch Pamela Boyette Debbie Bradley Shelly Brewster Iulie Britton Lisa Brooks Scott Brown Marilyn Burkett Tari Burton Carolyn Busbee Steve Callari Thomas Campbell Robert Canova Christopher Carpenter Regina Carter Iason Cash Denise Chaplow Robert Childers Iunior Class Officers: ISU-mdingj Kathy Kubesh, Secretary, Kim Kibler, President, Rita Scott, Vice-President, Tammy Saucier, Treasurer. fKneelingl Terri Osborne, Sergeant-at-Arms, Christy Boring, Class Coordinator. Iuniors X 135

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Ellen Ayres Laura Bahrs Lisanne Banta William Barnes Sheri Baudino Laura Baxter Ianet Bazzle Michael Beatson Darrell Beller Lisa Beller David Blum Christy Boring Iuniors was their annual cheese and sausage sale prior to the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday seasons. This was a resounding financial success as who could resist Mr Z's tempting crocks of cheddar, swiss, or port wine cheese and the spicy beef sausage. During Homecoming Week, the Iunior Executive Council manned the Pepsi-Cola booth, a tremendous monetary success. Add to this the popular North pins they sold throughout the year and the early morning bake sales and the money quickly rolled into the treasury. A winning combination of officers, Executive Council members, and sponsors made 1981-82 a very ex- citing and memorable one for all juniors. Participation and spirit ran very high, showing that they would be ready next year to take over the top spot as Seniors. I - Rising to the school's demand and the Iunior's need, Kathy Kubesh, Walter Ratliff, and Rita Scott sell candy during summer school. 2 - Kim Kibler, Walter Ratliff, and Ioni Ieffcoat found Mr. Z's cheese and sausage an easy product to sell in their effort to raise money. 134 X Iuniors f ug. .4 s 3,15 1.1. , Huw ,. ., as. ,. 1-1.-::ff.:f-:fr ,KV , as e ' 4 4? W 1 1 W? f f '32 A V' '-,t :ivy 1 213' ' -L 1' fli-Q7 Qu '- f , I f f ', iii' Y Y , x x t f f W 4 If 4 X 'WLM '-ww.-4 5.-. ,. ,- i 7 oi ,'i.x47,wvWf::2:-pf:'KWV'

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Pride-Filled Competition Involvement was the key word for Iuniors during the 1981 Hdmecoming. Their willingness to work and to par- ticipate brought satisfaction to themselves, enjoyment to everyone else, and recognition to the class. After a late start and a lot of misgiv- ings, everything seemed to fall in place. Workers showed up for all the projects and material donations for the float poured in from every direction. Within four days, the Iunior Executive Council members had decorated the library doors, built a float, and written a skit for the pep rally. The colorful painting on the outer library doors heralded the message, Knights Part the Wave this Endless Knight to anyone arriving at the front of the school. The Homecoming float entered in the parade depicted 'Knights' Dreams Come True on this Endless Knight. It contained a Knight dreaming of slaying a Greenie. This unique float was awarded the third place ribbon. Lisa Clark Tina Cole Kenneth Collins Nick Cooley Elizabeth Corbitt Michael Cornele Tanya Cornelison Scott Cottrill Lisa Crews Catherine Crocker Brenda Crosby Ioey Cross Dana Cunningham Ieri Cunningham Kerrie Cusic Steven Dahlberg 136 fluniors During Field Day, the Iuniors found the answer to increasing their class treasury while quenching everyone's thirst by selling Pepsi. At the Homecoming Pep Rally, the Iuniors really starred. A tremendously well written skit was acted out by Ellen Ayers, Debbie Bradley, Dawn French, Ioni Ieffcoat, Laura Iohnson, Kim Kibler, Cathy Kubesh, Kim Richards, Rita Scott, and Robin Sylvester. These ladies told of how the coaches trained the team and how special the Homecoming game was to them. They walked away with second place honors. To top off the week of festivities and fun, the Iuniors cheered loudly for their four representatives on the 1981 Homecoming Court: Ioey Cross, Kim Kibler, Cathy Kubesh, and Shawn Smitter. Hats off to the Iunior Executive Coun- cil and Iunior Class officers. When things got tough, these hard-working people got tougher. '86 QQ., .4 ,X I -K, -mfg, gm M-ff . i l vga-