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

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xi ' pylxfj cathy l t Perfecting flips . . , Kim lewis and Kelly Willit'irns support l.isa Barefoot as she at- tempts a back flip. During halftime, l.V. cheerleaders enter- tain the home side. A SUPER SQUAD Although l.V. cheerleaders are normal- ly considered novices at what they do, the '85-'86 squad quickly put that idea to rest. Chosen in the spring, they began working immediately. ln luly, they spent a week at camp polishing their skills. After a rigor' ous week, they competed on the tinal day, placing 2nd runner-up. ln August football season began. Each Thursday night until November, they gave lOOfX:, Otten they looked up into empty bleachers since attendance at l ,V. games is notoriously sparse, or withstood adverse weather without losing any enthu- siasm. As soon as football ended, basket- ball cheers and chants had to be mastered and mounts practiced. The early starting time for l.V. games meant going straight to the gym after school two nights a week to lead the cheers. As in football, often the l.V.'s had only empty bleachers to re- spond to their ettorts. Along with their other duties, they also participated in pep rallies. Although they often received little support, they were an excellent squad with obvious enthusiasm, genuine spirit, and a willingness to cooperate. Several times they titled in admirably for the varsi- ty in tournaments and play-otf games. The 85386 l.V. cheerleaders were athletes who made significant contributions to a great year in sports. lst Row: Denise Peters, Angie Watkins, Shannon WiUid1'f1S?3rCl ROWS Kim Lewis, TFGCY M0019 Lisa Zamora, Alicia Young: 2nd Row: Kim Allen, Lori Bafefwl Chapman, Andrea Bell, Tara Clemens, Kelly

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188 Sports orllfblw fn ll 5 HARD WCDRK BRINGS SUCCESS lt proud to be the coach of the bestlf' claims softball coach, S Qj'll Seventy-first fan to a lg-5VTrOji5gi Shafftrtlgeraraek- The Lady Treidns - ' AHMHGY was the liadt,a:8yinning record of 1712 and S L,,iffEQ561?ioiie pitcher for thetMidQSoiitHl faoediaflmajor turning point after defeating Cape Fear and placing first in the oonierence. The team continued into the first round playoffs, losing to Terry Sanford. One of the seasorfs most spec- tacular qames was a double head- er with the Seventy-first Falcons. The first game was barely won by the Trojans with a one run mar- ginelfhengtaiter we warmed up, -white santa nalt most valuable otfenaifieg player, hitting over .SOO for season, Making all-conference 'were lane Ellen Averitft, Sonja Byrd, Bonnie Anderson, and Tra- cy Hackney. The Lady Trojans worked hard for three years, ' ,,said44, Coach Parse-k, and their leaglership showed that they were ,999-Je' at S v etta Senior Jane Ellen Averitt prepares to meet the ball with force. Waiting until just the right moment, Ce' leste Bruce zooms in on another hit deep into center field. S f-Q ar