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

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.sf-J. ' ' I ,iw ,.,. .. . 4 Q -,,.:.,J.5v :wif-Q.. Q 1 R J f r V' 4:5 S i W it f vais-V -J Your Cor or Mine Ring . . . Ring . . . Hello Mom, could you come ond give me o ride home? This wos considered o common occurrence oround North High School. lf mother wos not too busy she normolly would not object, but on occosion o Red Knight would end up wolking home. Lock of cors, insuronce, ond gos forced mony students to ride the bus, wolk, or bike it to school, or wherever else they decided to go. lf one wos lucky enough, he could cotch o ride with o friend. lf o per- son were going out ot night, he could coll up someone ond soy, Hey, why don't you come ond pick me up? I don't hove ony gos in the cor. This wos the technique for friends to cotch up on the lotest ond olso for them to get oround. Finding woys to get oround wos considered cr reol problem for the students who were under sixteen. Those unfortunote underclossmen hod to run oround on foot or ride the school bus or, in some coses, the street bus. As they sold, it wos uncooI to resort to such meons of trovel. To drive one's own cor wos the in thing. Whether o Red Knight hod o fost roce cor orjust Mom's cor for the night, he wos still out. Students would pick up eoch other, go to the gos stotion, fill up, ond on their woy they would go. Whether one wolked, biked, drove, or bummed o ride, of the fomous cor-pooling. Cor-pooling wos considered o QFSOT woy K' . V X ff ' V , l .f he ond his friends olwoys monoged to get oround. Liso Hollond X Somontho Hollowoy V 'J Tino Honoker Douglos Hollond 1 'W ,A xl my J X. Christino Hooper Eric Hopson Sue Hopson Misty Horne Michoel Hostens Sherry Houghton Troy Hughes Richelle Hunter Ty Hutson Reggie Ivy Derrick Jockson Koren Joquiss Gory Jeleniewski Condoce Johnson George Johnson John Johnson Keith Johnson Kelly Johnson Tommy Jokich Tyrone Jones 185

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ln an effort to save gas, Keith Tapio fills his VW with as many pretty girls as possible. Flanlsed by Lynda Rudd and Lysa Williams, Randy 1 Morgan happily squeezes in the car. I. I ,. JJ 1 1- , ' ,-J , ,. ..,-..,., f, .-, , - Gregg Gibson David Giompalo Cindy Glucls Elaine Grant Mia Greene Stacey Grissom Timothy Hahn Barbra Hall Sharon Hall Thomas Hallatt Victoria Haller Honda Harris James Hartman John Harwood Angelique Hasten Jonathan Hatfield Tamara Hauser Mary Haynes Sandra Hefner Jeffrey Heinzelman Colinda Helveston J lrit Hemed i Susan Herber Sharon Hibbert i i I 184 Juniors

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Through Thick o Friendships, on importont port of high school life, took on mony different ond im- portont forms oround North High's compus. These friendships were formed for different reosons, Common interests, in ond out of school, or personolities brought students together. Friendships grew for vorious reosons, but people become couples ond teoms, not only oround compus, but in everydoy life os well. lt wos the cose of if you sow one person, you were bound to see the other not for behind. ln some coses the com- Liso Joseph Angelo Juliono Christopher Kinder Rodney King Mory Klemp Jeffrey Kosorich Robert Krompen Molu Krouse Thomos Kremon Kelly Kreston Borboro Kurth John Locey Dovid Lody Jonothon Lond Virginio Lowson Connie Lee Corolyn Lewis Cotherine Lewis Christopher Lindenmuth Chod Lingle Tino Londren Doniel Luders Timothy Lust Potrick Lyons 'loo nd Thin ponionship of boy-girl relotionships mode them o bit more thon just friends. They groduolly found thot this speciol person, the other holf, wos very importont to their lives. Shoring problems, loughter, ond onything else thot hoppened to come olong with o friend, boosted confidence ond provided Red Knights with o good ottitude ond outlook on life. A friend is someone you con depend on through thick ond thin - during the good ond the bod, no motter what, soid junior Connie Lee. Without my best friend, who would l hove to tell oll my secrets to? wos o response from mony students. North's Red Knights found thot it wos possible to hove numerous friends, but only the very true supported eoch other ond helped eoch other through oll triols, hoppinesses, disoppointments, ond suc- cesses. lt hos been troditionol for North's students to disploy the worm, coring, ond loyol chorocter of o good, true friend. This yeor wos no exception. X.iN I '. ,,.......-ni . x . 4 ' 4 5 'R .L sr , -Aw, N! . A .gig