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

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SWEET SIXTEEN Certain ages in life seem to have a special magic about them. Usually it s because reaching the particular age marks a milestone in our lives, Many sophomores finally reached one of this year. Becoming sixteen is special. Everyone looks forward to the day. Called Sweet Sixteen by many peo- ple, the age marks a noticeable change in our lives. First of all we can now legally operate a motor vehicle. Receiving a drivers' license brings ref sponsibility, but it also gives us the freedom to travel places on our own. For some reason, adults begin to view us no longer as children but actually treat us as mature individuals who iust might have valuable ideas and com- ments. At the age of sixteen many of us are given the privilege to date and to haxe a later curfew. The age also brings to many our first venture into the working world as we obtain our As we reach the age of sixteen and complete our first year in the senior high we begin to think more about our futures and what life holds for us. lt's a carefree, fun, great age to be. Many songs and stories have been written about a person reaching six- teen. Although it often means more work and accepting greater responsi- bility tor ourselves, enjoying being six- teen tor a year gives us many good times to remember. It s a celebration! Sophomore Ray McDougald enioys dancing at the Homecoming Dance. those special ages sometime during tirst job. loe McWilliams Stefan Melvin Trisha Merchant Tom Merten Richard Miller Carlos Mixon Tammy Moats lennifer Monroe Kristine Moore Michael Moore Shawn Moore Tracy Moore Valerie Moore Wanda Moore Chuck Morris Cynthia Morris Nancy Moses Tammy Moss Annier Mott lennifer Munn l 38 Sophomores . A A