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

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Knights at the Top The Red Knight Castle on Orange Grove Boulevard is a well organized, friendly place for students and staff members to work and learn. Credit for this goes to the Knights at the Top. Mr. Edmund W. Stickles, Ir. is in his third year as principal of North Fort Myers High School. He runs the school with such outward ease that one often forgets the tremendous responsibilities and duties of his position. To him goes the task of co-ordinating all the special interests of the students, faculty, staff, and community so that North runs smoothly and provides superior educa- tional opportunities and experiences for all her students. Sharing the second level of command are Mrs. Harriett Bohannon and Mr. Steve DeShazo, Assistant Principals. Mrs. Bohannon's specific title is Assis- tant Principal for Curriculum. Her Mr. Edmund VV. Stickles, Ir. Principal 76 X Administration duties consist of preparing the master schedule, adjusting class loads, super- vising program changes and guidance problems, ordering and inventorying all textbooks, completing all local, state, and federal reports, overseeing all data processing systems, making faculty observations and evaluations, and reviewing, revising, and innovating cur- riculum. Even with her never-ending duties this lady remains continually calm and in control and always has time to stop whatever she is doing to help a student or faculty member solve their seemingly momentous problems. Mr. DeShazo, Assistant Principal for Administration, is usually seen out in the halls making sure everything is run- ning smoothly. Securing teacher substitutes, overseeing all maintenance, custodial work, and repairs, organizing and maintaining all locks, keys, and security systems, supervising all home athletic events and student activities, and observing and evaluating teacher performances are but some of the responsibilities of this head Knight. Mr. Robert Trombetti and Mrs. Virginia Cassell share the disciplinary chores that go with their positions of Dean of Students. Both handle these chores with the authority expected tempered by compassion and understanding. Mr. Trombetti, who joined the staff in the spring of 1981, is also charged with controlling the parking facilities and assisting at all home athletic events. Mrs. Cassell supervises all attendance procedures and the yearly production of the student handbook and chaperones many student social affairs. The North Fort Myers Advisory Board members, Ed Stickles, Principal, Dee Henry, student, lack Kleitz. community leader, Bernice Battle, faculty, and Tara Maxey, student, get together to discuss Red'Kn1ght business.

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Even the Knights at the Round Table can be nonnegotiable. AQ., Mrs. Harriett Bohannon Asst. Principal for Curriculum Mr. Steve DeShazo Asst. Principal for Administration Mr. Robert Trombetti Dean of Students Mrs. Virginia Cassell Dean of Students Administration X 77