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

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ACT-TTEVERS Goals . . 4 Vile all fel them, we all need them, we all strive to rwafjzh them, They talie a giwit ilcial ot sweat and determination, but it we want them badly enough, we can all achieve them. The spotliglit this year shines es' pecially bright on our Troian arihievers. ln l967 McDonald's organized the All'Ainerici:ari High School Band program to give outstand- ing young musicians the recogni- tion that they deserve, The lO4 member band, consisting ot two high school students lrom earzh state and the District ol Colum- bia, plus one member earth from the Virgin islands and Puerto Rico, is a compilation ot the best musiral talent in the Country. Nancy Nicholson, nominated by band director Dave Freeman, was selected lo represent North Carolina in the lQ85 All-Amen' can Band. She was one ot the 5,000 students considered for se- lection, Congratulations Nancy? Next in the spotlight is the crossncountry team which this year made its mark on Pine Fore est history, They became the tirst team to win a stale championship title. How about that Golden Ex- pressl ln December, l985, with the guidance ot advisor, Mr. Donnie Dees, 710 people ioined to form Pine Forests SADD CStudents Against Driving Drunlcl chapter. By February the group was 775 members strong. Way to go Tro- iansf On the lighter side ot the spots light, we have here the l..evi Gar- etie Spitting Champion, Richard Ray. Richard can spit farther than anyone else in North Carolina. Well done, Rifghardl ,wa,'if f,: A X, 5,g2,iLll'lA OM ,sf-. J il T 5 5.143 Q-VJ o I 0, .. i 3 l . ,GT Qs - My Nw Q W' SQ E A500 :lt NANCY Nl X 6, 0 ,,0,ws,Jif,f1,Jt,i .-fs,','ff,1-',i,, nffsmf J Y , WV ' Y V 5 . 4 M A it .WN 42 i l1iilliil hMnq l

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lt's difficult nowadays to keep up with the latest trend in attire. Men have become more fashion conscious and women are always venturing for fresh new ways to fill their closets. Last year the flashy Madonna look arrived with a spark, But the spark guickly fizzled out when girls decided the more conservative sixty's look would reign. Paisleys speckled everv ything and mini-skirts were back? Wide varieties of pants filled the stores. Stirrup, stretch, and flowered were among the favorites. Oversized Paisley print shirts were worn un- tucked underneath shaker sweaters and various broaches added the finishing touches. Colorful leggings and leather Ciao ankle boots have an extra flair to their outfits. lVfen's clothes reflected their new found awareness of style. Pleated baggies, Capezios, and oversized shirts were their ex- changed for the traditional blue jeans and Oxfords. Designers are continually spitting out their ideas about fashion ins and outs and stu- dents are eagerly accepting them. No one knows what will be considered fashionable next year and every parent is terri- fied to askll