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

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W Fair Frolic Cotton candy, a million sparkling lights, and the noise and confusion of the midway, all added up to a gala, week long attraction, known as the Southwest Florida Fair. This yearly event, sponsored by the Araba Temple Shriners, was just what the students at North High needed to add excitement and zest to an otherwise dull january. Upon arriving at the fair, visitors filed through the pavilion housing business, club, and organizational displays. Here loyal Red Knights and their friends could pause and reflect over a beautiful pictorial display of life at North High created by Mrs. Nancy DeShazo, photos courtesy of the Lance. Then it was on to the 4-H building where displays of plants, sewing projects, and other creative efforts gleamed with colorful award ribbons. Each day the animal pens and show ring were alive with excitement as North's FFA members showed animals or judged contests. No visit to the fair would be complete without stopping at the various eating booths. Here sausage sandwiches smothered in onions and green peppers, oriental delights, ribs, pizza, or the old stand-bys, hot dogs and hamburgers, were served as inviting main courses, followed by elephant ears, fat boys, or powdered waffles for dessert. The most exciting aspect of the fair for most North High students was the midway. Whether during the day or evening, or the two special 12 midnight to 5:00 a.m. bargain extravaganzas, called Midnight Madness , the daredevil rides and sideshows echoed with the screams and laughter of happy participants. It may seem like a long time to wait, but we all know we can count on the Shriners to give us another enjoyable week next january at the Southwest Florida Fair. Events f 43

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