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

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25331 New 'N V, it ? .Y 4 s V 5 R 7 , . 'x LN! 1 ,J 4 . .w A ' Viv ,, A ff. X if g wi. ,sn i ,:,' l flflvi Feeding information to the fitness machine Is Mike HOFKIDS. Waiting for their fitness analyses are Kim Holland and Randy Cooley, Paul Walsh JaBeth Ward Ricky Ward Lorenda Washington Richard Welch Stephanie West David Whidden James Whittle Lisa Whittye Kimberly Wiedler Raymond Wildman Pamela Willard Joyce Williams Vircel Williams Maleta Wilson William Wilson Christina Winnett Melissa Wittwer Tammy Wittwer Staci Woodruff Amy Wright Bradford Wright Patrick Wright Michelle Young 191

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Mork Singletory Andrew Smith Steven Smith Lee Snyder Gregory Stonford Albert Stott Julie Stricklond John Stump Christion Summeroll Michelle Sutton Keith Topio Debi Tessier Theodore Teter Leigh Thor Louro Thomos Corlo Townsend Robert Trubiono Wesley Underwood Jennifer Volello Joseph Volentino Richord VonRyckeghem Noncy Vrocor Mork Woldee Debreno Wolker Fitness Kills For North High's Red Knights hove olwoys cored obout their oppeoronce ond physicol well-being. Yet, it hos been dif- ficult to individuolly determine the degree of physicol fitness thot one's body is in. Who would be in better shope - the ninety-pound girl or the one hundred seventy-five pound boy? Does thinness reolly indicote better heolth ond fitness? During our Silver Anniversory yeor, North's Red Knights were determined to find onswers to questions like these. ln order to get honest, legitimote onswers to questions like those, North's students, stoff, odministrotion ond foculty 190 f V ff. f :ll 'fi . 4 x t f XX employed the use of o fitness mochine. This mochine gove the generol fitness bosed on o person's weight ond for con- tent. All o person hod to do wos weigh in, give his exoct height meosurement, tell his correct oge, ond indicote whether he wos octive or inoctive. After hoving supplied oil thot informotion, he fed it into the fitness mochine. Then, the person loy on the toble ond the mochine's sensors were hooked to his feet ond honds, ond o slight current ron through his body. This current meosured his resistonce to the current. The whole process wos completed in op- proximotely five minutes. The person got l ' ' 'Z 1: , 5 ,f M R A I 1 lxfii off the toble ond woited for his onolysis. When it wos finished, the fitness mochine printed out o piece of poper with the per- son's fot content ond whot he should ideol- ly weigh. It olso mode recommendations on exercise progroms ond whether thot person should eot more or less. ' Red Knights took the onolyses mode by the fitness mochine seriously. During those doys it wos set up in the gym, hundreds of students ond odults took odvontoge of the involuoble informotion it offered eoch per- son. As North's Red Knights hove olwoys known, there is olwoys room for improve- ment, ond this yeor they reolly went for it. f

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The Closs of '87 This yeor, sophomore executive council members probobly felt more secure with their decisions ond choices thon they did the yeor before. The truth is they should hove becouse ofter oll, they olreody hod o yeor's experience. The '84-'85 sophomore executive council proved to be bigger ond better, ond every member wos just over- flowing with ideos. From fund-roisers to fun octivities, oll sophomores were delighted with their own brillionce in choosing their closs octivities. Their fund roisers were quite successful ond unusuol. At Christmos time they sold red cornotions for onyone to purchose, whether for o friend or someone o little more speciol. The sophomore executive council didn't set o finonciol gool for the yeor, but thrived with os mony fund roising octivities os possible. From cor woshes to bolse soles, they did it oll with greot en- thusiosm ond hopes for o substontiol profit. The money wos eorned for their junior yeor ond the prom they will provide. lt con never be too eorly to stort soving for something os speciol os the junior-senior prom, soid their sponsor Mrs. Lynn McDill. She wos right becouse, os numerous , . -.. j , -,fy ff' .1 f lv., lf:-N32 3 sophomores soon leorned, it is never too eorly for fund-roising projects. The sophomore executive council officers were os importont os their sponsors. They mode decisions ond come up with ideos. These officers were president Jeoneon Dovis, vice-president Chrisrino Sieverr, secretory Gobi Ponzio, closs coordinotor Soroh Novin, ond treosurer Mory Poris. As the 84-85 school yeor come to its glorious end, the sophomore closs tronsformed from on inexperienced undercloss to o confident ond successful uppercloss. 1 1 4 ff'.g'x xt 51252 , . I. S , , ,--1 1 ,1 Wm if Front Row - Tino Overholt, Lorri Greer, Debbie Shultz, Debbi Lockhort, Beth Runnells Second Row - Troci Boyd, Trino Willioms, Morci Moringo, Wendy Crosby, Hope Potterson, lsobe Scott Stephonie Dunn Third Row - Rob Peorce, Stocy Sheffler, Kelly McGuinness, Cindy Hord, Vice President Christino Siervert, President Jenneon Dovis, Secretory Gobi Ponzio Treosurer Mory Ellen Poris, Closs Coordinotor Soroh Novin, Kim Wootten, Kelly Ludwig Bock Row - Mrs. Lynn McDill, Chris Spurlin, Amy Lewis, Alon Moroles, Bobbi Jo Little, Aller Combs, Scott Kiernon, Troy Thompson. Sophomores