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

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1985 Girls Sofrboll Teom - Front Row - Down Crouch, Mindy Gregory, Luonn Cook, Liso Skinner, Lori Clork, Lindo Borksdole, Tommy Crosby, Kelly Ludwig, Conrad, Aniro Gonzoles. Bock Row - Cooch Joe Shonnon Dukes, Pom Brody. .fn Li 8 12 3 13 3 16 3 19 3 22 3126 3 29 4 4112 AX16 4119 , Y Concenrroring on the gorne 3rd bosernon Liso Gorrerr is reody ro field the boll. W ffyfwfn f wwf ffff Wf3W7Z4fQ7M f fi QWA W f WffWyfWWM fifw f fl W 4 hwy fy!! f X ff ,X ffff ff Wig f Q46 wrfxfw fwm f, Wogjg waz wwf 5 QAM, mf? aww 1985 Girls Sofrboll Lely O-7 Noples O-5 Riverdole 515 Cypress Loke19 Fr Myers 6-8 Collier O-10 Cope Corol 2-4 Lely O8 Noples 3-18 Riverdole 5-6 Cypress Lolse 9-10 Fr. Myers O-3 Collier O-9 Cope Corol 68 Hoping rhe boll will lond in her glove LouAnn Cook closes her eyes ond proys Soffboll

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126 Delivering the perfect pitch is Junior Lady Knight Pam Brady. Getting the out and going for two is Luanne Cook. 1 I A Swing for Success Girls softball first started at North Fort Myers High School in the early 1970's. Once introduced, the sport was increasingly ac- cepted and supported. The Lady Knights had their ups and downs over the past fif- teen years. Many games were won, but almost as many were lost. The 1984 season got underway in late January and early February with vigorous practices Monday thru Friday from 2:30 in the afternoon at Waterway Field. The starting lineup was composed of Susan Brady, Sherlyl Miller, Lisa Garret, Linda Walker, Shannon Mcln- tosh, Amy Lewis, Denise Hernadez, Pam Brady and Trish Orstrom. The season got underway on February 7 Softball with North against Cypress Lake. Unfor- tunately Cypress Lake walked away with a 9-1 win over North. Two days later North's Lady Knights lost a game to Fort Myers with a score of 6-8. During the remaining games North continued its in- ability to beat their opponents. Although it was a losing season all the way for these ladies, they never gave up. Always there was the desire and determination to win even after losing so many games. These Lady Knights were determined to win and continued to fight every moment not letting the losing get them down. The remainder of the season was a continued struggle. Not all of North's losses were grave defeats. They came too close to winning the contests against Cape Coral, Naples, and Riverdale. With the inspiration of these near wins, North's girls maintained the in- centive and energy to play their hearts out. Lisa Garrett, although not playing this year had confidence in the team, They will win more games this year, by practic- ing harder and also having plenty of team spirit. So, as we ended our Silver Anniversary year, our Lady Red Knight softball team began their season with rekindled spirit and dedication. f - V W

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Goalie Kevin Davenport attempts to make a save during the Riverdale game. 1984-85 Soccer Team Front Row - Stacy Linder, James Harris, Lori Hayworth, Rich Chastain, Casey Roan, Neal Falk, Kevin Davenport, Danny Ruth, David Klinenberg, Ronnie Draa, Doug Sernler, L. A. Dewey. Bock Row: Coach Chuck Jager, Mike Castle, Paul Diogo, Alan Clairmont, Jody Holt, Mike Sheffield, Tom Kiernan, Kyle Eignor, Steve Lee, Jack Lee, Greg Boyetfe, Coach Lee Werst. IVKII fi ', 1 '91 R . - 41 , ,..,,.v ,ws-,urs 4f-4 f-,Awe 114,946 f-,. if ,.,f,s62,,mK i 2 J v ha, .' , pr Y 1 gf5,,ls,,,, .f,C 49.15 f,'-, 1f.w1f:4 gy-1ff,-v,:,r. H x ' f I Y X 'ei ' 1985 SOCCER TEAM NHS OPP 6 Riverdale O 4 St, John Newman's 2 3 Cypress Lake 1 1 Lely 5 'I Ca pe Coral 7 4 Ft. Myers 2 5 Naples 5' 4 Riverdale 2 1 Immokale 3 2 Cypress 2 3 Immokalee 4 O Cape Coral 5 2 Barron Collier 7 4 Ft. Myers O Out rnanuvering his opponent, Tom Kiernon works his way down the field. Soccer 4'-..,,,, L ., e ,am..,.. -.. , ,