Pine Forest High School - Pifonoca Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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PIZZA, EDDIE, PCDRBCT-TE, BLUE luniors love pizza, Eddie Murphy, and the color blue. Results of the survey conducted by the IFQNOCA staff in junior English classes prove this state- ment is true. Cut of 237 responses re- ceived, almost 44? choose pizza as their favorite food. When it comes to finding someone to make them laugh, comedian Eddie Murphy captured 642 of the votes. Richard Pryor and Bill Cosby finished second and third respectively. lf you wished to color the world of a junior, blue should be your choice since 44?-Q of them choose it as a favorite. Red was their second choice, trailing far behind. The least favorite colors of juniors v yellow and orange. They like to hang out at ShBoom's or the mall most of all, and some even take to the road to travel to Sanford or Ben- son. Their choice of transportation is not as clear cut as other choices. Al- though more people choose a Porsche as their favorite car, Lamborghinis, Corvettes, Camaros, and Mustangs were also mentioned numerous times. When they turn on the tube, the number one show is The Cosby Show and 'lMiami Vice finished sec- ond. For sports entertainment, football is the favorite of most juniors being a 2- l winner over basketball. Almost every sport was listed at least once, including mud slinging and mud wrestling. With almost as many different Hfavor- ite songs named as juniors respond- ing, no real favorite could be pro- claimed. At the time the survey was done, Secret Lover, Cherish, and The Show were mentioned by sever- al people. When it comes to choosing a favorite group or singer, variety rules. From soul to country to rock and roll to new wave, everyone had a favorite. Although no survey is needed to know that English is not the favorite subject, English teachers placed first and second in the poll. DV. lackson won their hearts as favorite teacher, Cathy Culbreth was second, and popu- lar coach and science teacher Al Miller was a close third. Named as the juniors' favorite teacher DV. lackson assists students during her sixth pe- riod English class. ig! l 16 l uniors

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