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

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Runners share the same feelings. Sprinter Chris Armstrong and an EE. Smith runner recu- perate and console each other after an exhaust' ing race. Room to spare. Running the hurdles, Gene Gilmore easily clears the height. i ...W V Lean on me. Distance runner Greg Farmer is assisted by teammate lim Kazmierczak after giv- ing extra ettort in his event, Flying over the bar looks easier than it actually is. High jumper David l-lalligan clears the bar to remain a competitor in this field event, Sports 195

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GN THE RIGHT TRACK outdoor seasons, more athletes joined the teams andthe hard work was evi- dent. By the end of regular outdoor season, the men were 320, and the women 292. In the Conference Meet the women finished a close second-to rival Seventy-Hirst ,while the men rent- ed all competitors M2-74. Eighteen team members received all-conference honors. :ln post-season action efforts proved successful through the sectional and re- qionalfmeets. Thirteen people qualitied for the State Meet. The future promises continuedfsuccessras Coach Al Miller states, The 1985 team. was young so this years tearn will he even betteff' XX .X , s A. P .ef ' Forlhe past,several jseasons the word track has rneantisuccessig Numerous' dedicated athletes have dedicated themselves to excellence on the track 1 ' and infield events. The results ot theirs M a fa efforts have gained them respect not it ttt' onlywf in the? conference, but also -, s a - i , a H W .L A gg, throughout the state. . a A i ln the 1985 season the winning tradi- Q 5 tt '7 f 1 tion continued. The ertorrnances of l'f ' tilting it the 'mens and women s teams can be a 3 described in bone word -- 'awesornef' T4 1322 o ,, i t ln early December, the season began. . , - ' It ii' S , . . . 'i A withfieanfi members practicing twice a ,' day mth weights and logging endless: it ' miles. Early competition broughtisuc5 cess as the men posted a 77'l record. t In the interimftbetween indooroand FlRS'f ROW: darmen ltiurnette, Bridqettefi?-lioh, :Elizabeth lElOW:iCaiherine glngellchio Irrianaqerel, Tanna l-layner, Pam Brown, Lynette Farmer, Pamelalyianninq. Barbie U Knigln, Stephanie Iustice, Christina Taylor, Cynthia Alexander. 5015911 Kim Grad! Karen Brvwnc SECGND RCW: Felicia Pars lenniler lustice, Michelle Cowden, Christine Tohler, Cathy Stats tee, Vonda King, Tawarida Whitehead, Cheryl Loesekahn, Mi' ford tmanaqersi, chelle Daniels, Nancy Owens, Sharon Morris. Ellen Cade: THIRD K ' .K V i . WRST ROW: Tim lohnson. lames Simpson. Scott Vance, Samir bum. Bobby Fenner, Gerald Powell, Arthur Stewart, Chris Arms Dyer, Scott Stewart, Calvin lackson, Greg Farmer, Cecil Smith, Sfr'0riqQ lason Barham, Gerald Cults,MikeWiQQ1f1S, Mike Sinclair. Lyn Farmer fmanaqerlg SECCND ROW1 Billy Murphy, Donovan Sam Sellers: FOURTH ROW: Ice Robeischl Corey Wallace, Rowe, Calvin Robinson, Tommylioward, Fneddy Harris, lim Kaz- Grady Chambers. Ernie Loqani Charles Davenport, 'Donnell mierzcak, Chris Gibson, Larry Kt!chen,Barry Ingram, Gene Gilt Lewis, Leroy Nixon, Derrick Vincent. ' ' i more, Tracy Huntg THIRD ROW: Gary Kennedy, Wayne Black- A ' l94l Sports K -i S aa

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