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

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I A Yvj Xi N f .ii 6 1 - Lance Editor-in-Chief Wanda Newman and Editor Manley Iaquiss really had to work closely to see all deadlines were met. 2 - Dressing up to sell yearbooks are Manley Iaquiss, Stephanie Iuba, Richard Alfano, Rick Morales, and Tom Montefinese. 3 - Lance staff members Tracey Smith, Terri Osborne, Richard Alfano, Mike MacDonald, and Glen Nesta led the NFM Homecoming Parade. 4 - LANCE STAFF 'B2: IClockwisel Mrs. Virginia Branson, Mike MacDonald, Ienny Nicks, David Ierz, Richard Alfano, Christine Tillie, Rick Bacon, Walter Ratliff, Amy Austin, Molly Brodeur, Angie Varner, Chris Siegel, Margie Nahalewski, Ray Garner, Iill Wallace, Coury Macdonald, Barbara Mueller, Terri Osborne, Rick Morales, Tom Montefinese, Manley Iaquiss, Wanda Newman, and Pam Clouse. 5 - When a deadline nears everybody stays around the clock and worksl?l until it's met. 6 - The creative mind always works bet- ter on a full stomach. Lance ! 281 , V ,,,, ,Li

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RIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE closing closing closing closing closing IID .e Lu CD 2 Q CC w U Q. I 1 , -f-ff C3 ' ii' US E 4 I 5 -+ D- il I A U I E E ,fi m I M Q, t LJ I-I-I , , ci closing closing 0- DE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE oro IS Bu olo IS Su closing closing closing DD PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE PRIDE Closing As the 1981-82 school year ends, North says farewell to her seniors and reflects back on the events and people that have occupied her rooms and hallways. Everything that occurred was founded in the past and certainly will affect the future. North is her eople. The students, who enroll in classes, join clubs, partici ate on her athletic teams, form friendships, share Ifaughter and sorrow, ex- perience success and disappointment, and hopefully grow in wisdom, assurance, self-respect, determina- tion, and pride. The faculty, who have received slpecialized education and training so they can help t eir students develop the ability to thin critically and act independently, to teach and hopefully inspire their pupils to learn. The administrators, who assume the responsibility to lead, organize, challen e, discipline, regulate, and guide the various parts of Sie Red Knight machine so it runs smoothly and efficient- ly. The office, cafeteria, maintenance, and grounds staffs, who maintain records, answer hones, cook, serve, clean, repair, and generally tendj to the needs of this multi-faceted educational unit. As we leave this year behind, let us pause for a mo- ment and reflect on all the years that complose our pasts. Enjoy this followingb section, whet er you elieve or not . . . these have een and are some of the BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE! EICIIlcId 3CIIlcId I'cId EIG Itdd EIG O ,.. o LD ,... :1 on x lx? oo w