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

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1 - Chris Trammell dribbles through the Riverdale defense to score. 2 - 1981-82 Girls' IV Basket- ball Team: IL to R1 Row 1 - Lori Hayworth, Sharon Harris, Coach Sylvester Issac, Row 2 - Shauna LaPbsta, Arlicia Garrett, Marian Brown, Lori Dill, Sheryl Miller, Shelia Ervin, Lena Chance, Kyna Lister, Chris Trammell. f f -5 WOW 1 ff a 4: ff 1 I ,Z Z r 4 f fgfff ' ff! f, ff , J 4 ff ff, ,QM 14 , ', f a ' fu! ft ff' .M W ee wma nw ., , f ,mv fx' ,f fffwy iff Mfygwfff 5 fm, ff, f 1, 4g,j,wz w , ff mfjfwyiyf X I , , f, f, f ,f..,f' ff ?ff fW!fW f,ffff ffC , ,i .f ,W?, Qfjf 139324622 Zigi. ,, f5fMyJf f, 1 55,5 ,f Q gfg4 f,,f 'ff ff- R ' V ' Z 1 1 ff!.'f,4g,fO'z,a'!f' ,1- y,f, K ff-,ff-I ff ff f, ., I tl, ' A :Q ,3 .gf f gjff: A3 X5 ,f ? W ' ,f 4 I jf' W6 af aff I W f 1 ff! Af f, fnf .' 1 I ,W ffmggfy ff,ggffg,g,,Q, ff ,gf ffi .j wffy ww fy -fu eff , fw ffffd :ff f ,wwf V , S fy'-941111141 ,ejffwf fm' OO J ' X ff 1, ' nw My fg gn? , ff, ,gf ,ww ffm ,ff fff ,f 1 ff , ,f Hfgmf ff fff -ff-nf f y V ,ff , f if ff fa . ,fy ffff,fyzwf.,f 4 1 wwf f yfff of fi KAW? Wffw fffffwffjh , www' 0 f!ff '1Mf flew' . ff ,f'MMfWfr,fQAf . f f ff ' 4 f WM M :wa z ,bffffff ,MM wif? Wgfgfwfffm new -f f W W' Q . .f f ifff fl ' ff f , f. 'U ,4Aim,w,4ffWfffff5fffM f,,' . . f ff S ff mffw xwzefyfzffwwzfw , w e W 'W ww W WmjyawyfffififfmkgyzWWWfwzxfzgfnffbwmmiwyvfw'Mafiaswfffwfwreffmzxtffeff-14-fix Wfmfwwyffffgf fmzfmffiyeff-zf'ff-ffff wfwffwagwafvfwwfwfra.fwffwfffwwfzwif-wr-ffs f 196 X Athletics ,. .j f .Jawa 'cw' 1 1441? ff 1 Q 16 ww? f gif I K4 if , f if

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Shooting to in It isn't always easy to be a female jock in today's teenage society. Although women ask for equal rights and oppor- tunities, it seems that very few are will- ing to sweat and strain, practice and train, in order to learn to place the round ball through the netted hoop. We've come a long way, baby, in a lot of ways, but not far enough it seems when it calls for donning the red, black, and white uniforms of North's varsity girls' basketball team and giving up hours and hours of personal time to become a run- ning, shooting, rebounding athlete. It was an unstable year for the Lady Knights coached by four year mentor Iohnny Pate and his assistant coach Marsha Bishop. The team was young, inexperienced, and troubled throughout the year by a fluctuating number of players. Seniors Fannie Brown, Margie Nahalewski, and Cathy Roberts were the only returning lettermen. Two former IV players, Pam Clouse, senior, and Diane Lytle, junior, rounded out those who had experience and real hardwood time. The girls worked hard during practice to perfect their skills. Running, shooting, rebounding, practicing offensive and defensive patterns occupied a large block of their time three days a week. They worked equally hard the other two days as they took on teams from neighboring schools throughout Southwest Florida, proving how tough these ladies could be. At season's end the fans knew they had witnessed some great games and some good games and were never disap- pointed in the effort put forth or the ex- citement generated by these dedicated Knights. Team Captain Fannie Brown was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy at the end of the season for her tremendous basketball ability and outstanding sportsmanship and leader- ship. She exemplified the qualities of her teammates and all athletes in Big Red Country loyalty, dedication, determination, and pride. North High's outstanding. player and leading scorer, Fannie Brown, drives towards the basket. l l Athletics X 195

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illing To Learn North's IV Girls' Basketball Team might not have posted an outstanding season during the 1981-82 school year, but they learned a lot about the game. Most of the girls had never played on a team before showing up at the first practice in November. Coach Sylvester Issac started them on conditioning exercises to develop the muscles and stamina they would need for four quarters of basketball and then drills in the basics of shooting, dribbling, passing, and defense. The team started with eleven recruits and throughout the season served as a feeder system to the varsity squad when the need arose for ad- ditional players. Lori Dill, Chris Trammel, and Lori Hayworth all saw action with the varsity Lady Knights after receiving their initial training under Coach Issac's watchful and demanding eye. The experience these young ladies gained during this training year will indeed serve them well as they move up and take their places on the varsity club. Good training in the basics, game experience, and dedication can result in a future championship. 1 Lori Hayworth gets her shot blocked as teammate Kyna Lister prepares to rebound. 2 -- Bringing the ball down court to set up a play is Shauna LaPosta. 3 Going up for two points is Lori Hayworth. Athletics X 197