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

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.det I JH ,f--,., W ,..., '--qrf-1 -MM -Y' Cuddly creotures odorn mony o Red Knights bedroom. Furry friends owoit the compony of their owner, fs! ,L , T if Brion Stonford Nicole Storr Jomes Steiner Tino Steiner Summer Stewort Ricky Stokes Devon Stoney Shoron Stoughton Louro Stover Donno Stroyer Derek Stricklond Adom Strouse Rebecco Sumeroll Shown Summeroll Robert Syfrett Rondy Syl-ses Poulo Terch Kristine Teter Dorcey Thomos Thereso Thomos Cynthio Thurmon Anito Tinsley Eugene Townsend Lori Trotter A f X Freshmen 223

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Edward Sheridan Marguerite Sierra 222 Tara Shaw Cathy Sheene Down Sheff Kim Sheffield William Shoop Melissa Skinner Andrea Smith Bryan Smith Carol Smith Delmetria Smith Jania Smith Jay Smith John Smith Tracie Smith Rikki Snider Shirley Snyder Maximo Soier Rana Speas Joseph Spencer Kathy Spencer Joan Spires Thomas Squires Creature Creations No matter how old one is, there is always a certain yearning to be able to be a child once again. So, when walking through the mall, a card shop, or a toy store a person's eyes and heart could fall prey to a cute, cuddly, stuffed animal. Our Red Knights were as susceptible to these little critters as was everyone else. Care Bears were popular this past year. They were smiling, friendly little bears that seemed to connote joy and happiness. Smurf fans were delighted to find that these little blue folks were still popular and available. The Cabbage Patch craze continued as more and more round, dimpled-foced dolls were adopted. Then there was Garfield - that lovable but cantankerous fat, lazy cat that Jim Davis Freshmen created several years ago. Garfield's friends Odie and Pookey were almost as popular as he. That long-time favorite Snoopy, along with his bird-friend Woodstock, had endured the whims of another new year. The commercial movie Gremlins prompted the infiltration of the stuffed animal world with adorable characters like Gizmo and Stripe Red Knights exhibited their preferences for eoch of the creature creations through their clothing, buttons, folders, and stickers. Folders with a fat, striped yellow cat carried messages like: l Hate Mon- day, l Live for Saturdays, Why Me? Nap Attack, My Dog Ate my Homework, Whiz Kitty, l'll Trade You my Dog for o Peanut Butter and Jelly E , - - ff ' 'f i Sandwich, and l Get Sraight-A's in Lunch. Some Red Knights toted writing sta- tionery that had illustrations of Good Luck Bear, Birthday Bear, Wish Bear or any of the other remaining nine Care Bears. As students exchanged greeting cards throughout the year, some of their favorite characters, including Ziggy and the ''Shirt-Tails-Get-Along-Gang'' helped them relay their messages. A few Knights wore shirts which had artwork of their friendly favorites on them. Enjoying the vitality and exuberance of a young child, a Red Knight of this past year wore, carried or exchanged hap- piness and joy through his favorite creative creatures. .:,zxawn...un-:c:,:,..i4s:zz7,:rm1v:uv-::n-L--,.-, .....--.......- - 77 -lf' 7 4 4- A .Ff- ff'-

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Members of Mr. Pate s class find that the correct way of paddling a canoe :sn tso easy Giving helpful instruction James Scroggle ands Julie Colmer and Cheryl Boucherr Lisa Tvrdik Amy Tyre Daniel Unwin Robert Ura David Vaughn Heidi Vogelsong Sandy Volovek Penny Walker Robert Wall Tracy Wallin Kathleen Walls Crystal Walters Donald Ward Kimberly Ward Meredith Ward Lorrie Warner Richard Wasserlein Greg Weber Anita Welch Kelly Welch Roger Weng Christina Wethgerington Jennifer Wheeler Randy Whidden 224