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

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Former Red Knight, David Skinner rerninisces of his old football days with cheerleading daughters Monica and Lisa. vgfllfsq iff!! Thinking of future days, Red Knights Monica and Lisa rw. K l A A 6 559 Pi 'ff Generations Skinner talk over graduation. Still displaying the tradition of Red Knight Spirit, the Skinners stand proud at their mascot's feet.

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i XX M -in -,M Teocher, Mr. Steve Frank discusses the techniques used in his photogrophy cioss with porents of his fellow students. Students ond their porents Ieove homeroom to odven- f- 'fe f- school doy ot North High. .MA K t M , W , . Former Red Knights reminisce of the good 'ole doys ot North High. Open House

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Former Red Knight, Sara Jones Morrison talks of old times with daughter Angela and son Brad. Red Knights Angela and Brad Morrison take a brief moment between classes to share a humorous event. Z, Once a Knight, Always a Knight Once a Knight, always a Knight! That Red Knight fever never dies, even after graduation. That special feeling of being a Red Knight goes on forever. That combina- tion of Red, White, and Black tugs at heart strings for a long time after. That fondness has, in many cases, passed down through generations. Some of the Red Knights around campus are prime examples. Monica Skinnen a 1985 graduate, has carried on the tradition for her father, David who graduated with North's first senior class in 1965. Monica's lit- tle sister will also carry on their family tradi- tion of Knighthood. Monica said, lt's a great feeling carrying on the tradition and I'm showing it by wearing my father's graduation tassel. Senior Angela Morrison also carried on the Knighthood for her mother, Sara, who likewise graduated in 1965. Brad Morrison, Angelo's brother, will keep the custom going. Why is being a Knight so wonderful? One can find that answer by merely walk- ing around campus and checking out the people. The population of students, facul- ty, and staff are the most spirited, fun- , . loving people ever to walk through the halls of a high school. Once graduated, a person realizes how privileged he was for being a Red Knight. Little things, such as a football game on television, makes one reminisce about the Red Knights an- nihilating the Cypress Lake Panthers. The various customs around Halloween remind a person of Homecoming Week when his best friend dressed as a punk rocker, For Red Knights, graduation is a com- mencement, a beginning - the beginning of a tradition, a tradition to celebrate! Generations