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

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146 Faculty I'ts that time again. Mr. Warren discusses plans tor the prom with junior sponsor chairman Larry Wheeler. l i FANTASTIC F The responsibilities that bombarded our administrators were enormous. llacli day presented a new challenge to which they responded with calm certainty. Despite the pressures and hectic moments associ- ated with their profession, the ioursome displayed a positive attitude and practicod the team concept needed to maintain the excellerirze which has become synony- mous with Pine Forest. Mr. llarold Warren, as principal, emits a stable, guiding torce to taculty and stu- df-nts alike. He believes that over the years we have proven to be a very com- prehensive high school. The support ot the parents, as well as the student body and statt, have, in his OPINION, helped tos- ter exitellerice in education. He enioys his work and hopes we continue to go tor- ward in prosperity. An improvement that OURSOME LEAD THE WAY Mr. Warren would like to in the near tuture is the addition ot classrooms and a cultural arts complex to better tacilitate the students. Under his leadership, those visions are a certainty to solidity into reali- ty. As an able assistant to Mr. Warren, Dr. William Marable is known primarily tor his bus monitoring and disciplinary responsi- bilities, He believes good community sup- port, as well as an outstanding student body and faculty, are reasons our school is recognized as one ot the best in the state. Dr. Marable is pleased to note the more varied educational opportunities open to todays pupils compared to years past. lle hopes that students will acquire a greater hunger tor knowledge so that the oppor- tunities available today will not be wasted. Mr. lulian Norris with his loo-get-'oni spirit as athletic dirc:.rtor is another vital member ot the team. Always available to lend a triendly smile, his encouragement has uplitted many ot us. This year he has spent many hours organizing a mayor un- dertaking known as the TROY CTroians Relying on Yout l-lrotoct which will com- bine the school and community tor raising tunds through a wide variety ot activities to support the athletic teams and PE. de- partment. Computer-expert-in-resirlence is Mr. lim Simpson. Faced with the massive task ot keeping up with every student and his records would be a task too demanding tor most, but Mr. Simpson also takes care ot budgeting tor supplies and instruc- tional material and attendance. Principals traditionally do not get great IPJFQSS, but OUFS l't?f'fPlVfV? l'clVll l'l?Vlf1'WS.