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

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Misty Lone Up, Up ond Awoy Kite flying! lsn't thot child's ploy? Such wos not the cose with the physics students ot North Fort Myers High School this yeor. One of the requirements of Mr. Lee Wersr's physics closs students wos to design, moke ond fly their own kites. Students were groded on originolity in design ond structurol obility to fly for the greotest length of time. The purpose of this kite project wos to enoble students to reolize mony physics concepts ond opply them to procticol needs. The ossignment wos mode severol weeks in odvonce, but mony students woited until the lost minute to design ond construct their projects Entire fomilies become involved. Porents ond brothers ond sisters put their heods together to design the most unique kite. All different shopes, sizes, moteriols, ond colors were used in the different kites. Mony of the kites were mode with gorboge bogs, wropping poper, bed sheets, sotin cloth, ond butcher poper. They were decoroted in vorious woys ond the shopes were sometimes regulor geometric shopes Cround, squore, rectongulor, triongulorb or of unknown vintoge. The smollest kite wos o delto wing glider, mode by Toni Giffin. She used bolso wood ond stretched her moteriols. Other kites storted out big, but ended up smoll. Jomie Blocks kite wos the second lorgest kite, but ofter o crosh, it needed some modificotions ond eventuolly become smoller. Kites were decoroted with mony dif- ferent designs, such os the creotor's nome printed oll over it, his fovorite college nome or o brond nome printed on it, or o speciol messoge embossed on it. As o disploy of school spirit, Trocy Jordon mode her kite with the troditionol N Kite flying moy seem juvenile ond childish to some, but to the physics students it wos on odventure ond o tremendous leorning experience. They felt creotive ond leorned vorious new physics concepts. Besides, on o worm, bolmy doy, it wos greot to go outdoors ond fly one's kite! Chorles Lorson Shone Louber Julie Loyton Generol Lee Lilley Lee -.iso Lee Scott Lee Jennifer Leonod lonothon Leonord Shone Leonord Dorothy Lios Edword Lios Andreo Ligotti Ronold Lillord Yulondo Lillord Stocy Loper Mory Lovett . Guodolupe Luno t Roger Mocdonold Robert Moins ,ff Dovid Monn N Potrice Monn it Q e Angelo Moroble Xl S ' f 1 .1-1.-- f 1 Y p , Freshmen 217

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Billy Jones Jomes Jones Jimmy Jones Vonesso Jones Plonold Joroy lvon Joseph Trocy Koufmonn Deric Keo Steven Kelly Fynette Kennedy Shelio Kerr Christopher Kilgore Williom Kilgore Thornos Kinney Dovid Klingenberg Ronold Kmon Tony Knight Leroy Knighten Leslie Koscheski Todd Kottlsomp Down Krouch Jeonette Kurth Tereso Locey Jomes Lone 216 Freshmen Enjoying the free breeze, is Delrerto Jones flying her kite. Getting o running stort to fly her kite ls Tonl Giffin.

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Melisso Morinell Thomos Morinell Cynthio Morklond Down Mothewson Christy McDonold Eugene McElvin Velisicio McKnight Motthew Mikkelson Christopher Miller The Morning Routine At 7:30 eoch morning, oll Red Knights stopped whot they were doing ond directed their ottention to the symbol of Americon independence. Secretories stopped typing, custodions stopped cleon- ing, cofeterio personnel stopped cooking, ond students stopped tolking, wolking, or writing. Broodcost throughout our compus vio the public oddress system wos our notionol onthem. The Stor-Spongled Bonner wos followed by the Pledge to the Flog ond twenty seconds of silent meditotion, Since the initiotion of this morning rituol, severol procedures were ottempted. Topes were mode on which the Stor- Korlo Morquiss Troy Mortin Trocy Mossey Amy Mosters Amy Mothis Jomes Mothis Terry Mottox Alison McNeill Bill Metz Horold Miller Jennifer Miller Keith Miller Kelly Miller Morls Miller Jomes Mizell Freshmen 5 'ii-filrigs Spongled Bonner wos ployed by o profes- sionol orchestro, wos sung by our own Red Knight Chorus, or wos sung by solo Red Knight students. Generolly Mrs. Horriett Bohonnon led everyone on compus in the Pledge to the Flog ond meditotion, however, occosionol- ly student closs officers, members of stu- dent government, or dromo students proudly did the tosk. As Red Knights soluted the flog they olso exerted pride in North High School, ond os they humbly bowed their heods in silent meditotion, they of-fered thonks for life, liberty, ond pursuit of hoppiness. Thonl-rful for Americo, Amy Pulsifer ond Brion Peisch solute the flog. ,. gg 4, 7 3 . 'I l s. 'Ha-A, mQ.Q... -g. All Q ,W , .,. 117. ft.: