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

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Ben Houser Mary Hribar Velvet Huffrnaster Darrell Iackson Ioni leffcoat Richard Iencks David Ierz Brett Iohnson Laura Iohnson Mary Iohnson Bobbi Iones Paula Iones 1 Donna Bennett IS personally and properly escorted to her next class by her beau Dusty Boyd 2 - A wistful look at the old style now outlawed on the North High campus. 3 - April Brown and Tony Myrlck enyoy a quiet fand allowedl bit of

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Love on Hold Willie Green Iessie Griffin Robin Haddaway Pamela Hagie Patricia Haley Pamela Hanley Ramona Harris Debra Harwood Christopher Hartnett Casey Hauger Hezy Hemed Dandria Henry Dawn Hepp Annette Hernandez Beth Hochstetler Brenda Horn y ' W W vW7't'4eg7 142' 77 Zig. ff 1 ' i I V4 - -A , 22- f If you were to walk up to most North students and ask how their personal life was going since the passage of the t'No Love Policy, their answers would vary greatly. This new policy was passed to pro- hibit kissing, hugging, and other over- whelming demonstrations of affec- tion on school grounds. The only sign of true love that was permitted under this policy was hand-holding or an affectionate arm around another's waist. Some students felt they suffered a real crimp in their romantic style with the passage of this policy. The new rule proved to be quite a 140 X Iuniors challenge for blossoming relation- ships, but faculty, administration, and many students were glad to finally be able to walk down the halls without feeling they were witnessing an X- rated movie. Students still counted the minutes until their classes were over and they could rush out to see their favorite friend, but they had to wait for the last bell to ring and be off campus before they could meet their boyfriend or girlfriend for a more af- fectionate rendezvous. Free love, not at North High here it is called restrained affectionf' 1 A

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Frank Kelly Tina Kenyon Kimberly Kibler Edward Kinder Deborah Kirby Edward Klapper Kathleen Kosko Catherine Kubesh Knights-on-the-Go Showing enthusiasm and willingness to join in school activities and functions was common ground for North's juniors. Their participation in various organiza- tions was overwhelming. Many not only served but also led by holding very im- portant and specific offices. juniors felt that by being active, they could show their school spirit and achieve personal satisfaction. One Knight-on-the-Go was Mark Arl- ington, who held the offices of President of the Thespian Society and Vice- President of the Drama Club. Mark was also active in Spanish Club and the Red Knight Band. Red Knights Brett johnson and Lisa Clark kept busy during the 1981-82 year. Brett was Vice-President of the German Club and a ROTC Captain, while Lisa served as President of Chorus and a member of the junior Executive Tony Land john Lannen Robert Lannen Lori Lawrence I Robert Lawrence james Lee janet Lee Robert Lennon 142 X juniors Council. junior Class officers did not limit their participation to junior Class activities, but spread their energies and talents to other areas as well. President Kim Kibler devoted some of her time to be- ing a wrestling cheerleader, a member of the SGA Council, and was a junior Representative on the 1981 Homecom- ing Court. Vice-President Rita Scott stayed active in her spare time with Spanish Club activities and the SGA Council. Things were never dull for junior Class Secretary Cathy Kubesh. She was a Varsity Cheerleader, member of Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Student Government, and Thespian Society and a junior Representative on the 1981 Homecoming Court. Terri Osborne, Class Sergeant-at-Arms, was also Vice-President of Green Peace and a member of the German Club and Lance Staff. Another activity motivated junior was Nick Cooley. Armed with 35 millimeter camera, he could be seen around campus taking pictures as part of his duties as a photographer for the LANCE. Still he found time to be active in Drama Club, SGA, junior Executive Council, and Thespian Society. If all that wasn't enough, he served as an- nouncer for all varsity home basketball games and extended his church work by being a Clown for Christ. These are only a few of the juniors who put in countless hours improving their leadership capabilities and helping their organizations, clubs, and sports get ahead in the t'Red Knight Way. All those who became involved knew their devotion and effort were well worth ity it helped them to enjoy life at North High. r .