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

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Wu Senior spirit successfully conquers the spirit stick. A fovorite hong-out for the senior closs is by North's moscot. Nw 1:35 img, WIP' Burning with spirit, former Red Knights support their TGOITI. Opening

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Celebration of Juniors The Class of '86 patiently waited for their last underclassman year to wind to a close. Celebrating the Silver Anniversary was ex- citing for the juniors who presented the un- forgettable 25th Anniversary Junior-Senior Prom. These students displayed their spirit in numerous ways. Attending sports events, participating in fund-raisers, and cheering at pep rallies offered them the chance to give their best performances. During the 1984 summer school session, several ambitious and dedicated juniors sold snacks during the two breaks on each of the thirty-two days of classes. Candy, pickles, sausage, and gum were sold so the juniors could accumulate money for the 1985 Prom. At the beginning of the regular school year, junior executive council members sold calendars and pom-poms. As the year progressed, these same students sold cheese and sausage and heart-shaped Valentine balloons. Preparing for the future was also a serious concern for juniors. Decisions about their future careers were on the agenda. Early decisions were easily accomplished with the help of counselor June Herrell. As the school year ended, the junior class continued their preparation to be seniors who will lead North High to another successful year. Juniors Donna Bradley, Dona Berry, Stephanie Paporesto, and Margie Mimms join at lunch to swap gossip. Pg Opening