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

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Hoping to copture the homeroom bosketboll crown, members of Mrs. Bishops homeroom try to score, Commotion in Motion Whot's oll thot commotion down in the gym? lt's the junior-senior homeroom bosketboll tournoment, Griginoted by the Student Advisory Council to involve non-othletes, this TOUFOO- ment gove the juniors ond seniors oddi- tionol octivities. The ideo for o bosketboll tournoment derived from the volleyboll tournoment which wos storted four yeors ogo to get students involved in more of North High's school octlvities, This post yeor wos the second yeor for bosketboll. To involve the junior vorsity ond vorsity bosketboll teom ployers who were not eligible for the homeroom contest, there wos o Slom-Dunk Contest held to see who wos the best in thot moneuver. friendly competition omong homeroom closses, Some teochers were even known to send out students os scouts for the other teoms before the big doy or ploy-off. All of this led to the big chompionship ploy-off which oll the juniors ond seniors were excused to see. This greot sports spectoculor took ploce during the octivity period when homeroom wos extended. The students pocked the gym ond cheered for their own closses to win the chompionship. This yeor the seniors of Mrs. Morsho Bishops homeroom took the crown, ond rumor hos it thot the sophomores of this post yeor hove olreody begun procticing for next yeor's gomesl Every yeor seemed to bring oround o Shoron Brockwoy Debro Brooks Lee Brooks Robert Brown Robert Brown lsooc Brundoge Suson Brunelle Jomes Bryont Lomor Bryson Becky Bublitz Dono Bullord Michele Burden Tommy Burden Potricio Burns Dovid Burruss Michelle Colderon Amber Collohon Monique Compbell Shown Corlson Christopher Corpenter Michelle Corrier Doniel Corter Ellison Cotter Jomes Choney -' 209

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Bodies ore stroined to snotch the boil for their teom Seniors exert tremendous bosketboll. 1 '. T-TT, ' fl 32 2 2 , , ,. f f ,rrerrrr , err, gs? it ,ijfsfjfKqqfgzggfgig - .. . -ff- gs: ' ,, f : Jill Boyliss Angelo Beck Lowrence Beitz Alford Bell Lotosho Bellomy Jomes Berry Shone Berry Suson Berry Pete Bertolotti Penny Bishop Lynette Bloire Chorles Bloir Kelly Bleedner Michelle Booth Tereso Booth Tonyo Bormon Vikki Boss Michoel Botelho Williom Bowen Andy Bowers Suzonne Brond Rondy Broy Edword Briggs Louro Britton 208 ,,..,, fv,' , -,vs we - f 1 trs.21:1f2:1s:f,-.3:2-9622 ,,,.t,.w ...... W energy during homeroom

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A Drastic Change No longer the top of the totem pole, freshmen took a major slide down the hierarchy as they left middle school and entered North High School lt was a drastic change from being on the top and envied by all the sixth and seventh graders, to be- ing put down and degraded by the up- perclassmen of high school. lt was a difficult time for all freshmen, but it became an in- valuable learning experience. Many freshmen resented the taunting of up- perclassmen as they called them babies and immature but they later realized it was all in fun. Time schedules, friendships, and major learning experiences all took a change for the best. No longer attending classes from 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m., or having merely a few friends, freshmen now came to school from 7:25 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. and had a range of friends anywhere from 1 to Darcy Chappell Aaron Clark David Clark James Clause Wesley Coe Wilfredo Collazo Peggy Collis Jennifer Conley Brian Conner Laurie Conrad Louise Conrad Timothy Cook Randall Cooley Helen Cooney Jennifer Core Buster Cosby Mark Courtney Dale Crawford Joyce Crawford Tina Creps Keith Cronin Tammy Crosby Brett Culleton Tammy Cunard 210 1500. Planning for their futures was on their minds as they looked down the road four years to graduation. Assisted by their counselor, freshmen planned their classes to meet county and state requirements. Freshmen's social lives expanded and improved as they became involved in clubs, organizations and sports. These naive young Red Knights quickly gained maturity as they underwent the enjoyable times as well as the harsh times during their first year. Freshmen wobbled, but they didn't fall down. They merely kept up their heads and realized they would not be freshmen forever. This one year of name-calling, jokes and put-downs is now in the past, and North's second year veterans are ready to turn the tables and pull rank on next year's freshman class. Bagged down with the normal freshman loot Michelle Morrison. ,513 ,..k,, L44 . 1 , , i . xx l, l C if Qmmiiisom 'r5-U ': 'lf- V' , 'J , , 41, T 1' . rizi, Q 2? fl , . V, ,Z 3-V ' ' V 1 , . - , f If T if qi Vg. it f 1 ' 1 . bf l