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

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as X2 Cooking, ing Savage class. we Hoivis AND its GARDEN techniques, Mrs Cleans up . . . After learn- FFA is a national organiza- tion that develops leadership among high school and college students through a series of competitive events such as public speaking and parlia- mentary procedure contests and otticer elections. Also, stu- dents learn skills necessary tor placement in agricultural occu- pations. Members who excel in FFA activities have the oppor- tunity to participate in national conventions. The purpose ot FHA was to help youth assume their roles in society through education in the areas ot personal growth, tamily lite, job preparation, and community involvement. One ot the clubs projects was visit- ing a nursing home and mak- ing articles tor the patients. FHA co-sponsored the Miss PF Pageant and used the profits to purchase supplies tor class. ,W ,af FFA lst Row: Annette Cade, Susan Belle, Clay Parker, Rhonna Nelsony 2nd Row: Iames Gainey, Andy Quickg 3rd Row: David Sherrcn, Troy Capps, Mike l-lair, Tommy O'Quinn FHA lst Row: Staci King, Maureen Blue, Lyn- neite Pennie, Vanassa Ramirez, Susan Crain, Mary Ann Valguna, lakcie Bow- den: 2nd Row: Bea Butler, Sponsor, Robin Nichols, Linda McDonald, Teresa McLaughlin, Susan Belk, Tara Thompdon, Phyllissa Cooper, Dot Andrews, Sponsorg 3rd Pow: Tia Allen, Angela McCoy, Ca- mille Philyaw, SeBrina Murray, Marie Bai- ley, Kimberly McDonald, Olivia McKoyg 4th Row: Angela Zonca, Ramona McDou- gal, Kim Grady, Sequola McNeill, Toni McClain

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Thirsty greener? RObeI'l Lind' During an FHA meeting, quest say qives the greenhouse plants a speaker George Newton presents in- dfiflli durirlq 6111 D9I'l0d. formation on careers. i v i 1 Q-din.. Mrs. Andrews and FHA club mem' bers listen to a quest speaker. The growing experience . . , Horti- culture siudeni Thomas Pullen learns the proper procedures and care for growing plants. Groups 217 l