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

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This ls Starting to look Good , . . Willie Blanks and Shawn Roberts enjoy their drafting assign- ments, because they love creating a design that works. Oh what a beautiful day , . . Chuck Oswalt and Keith Sytton appear to be somewhat distracted by the camera person in carpentry. The difference a little stray line can make . . . Rick Pcrules docsn't luke that chance in drafting because he knows his business. Oh that isjust perfect . . , Chris Pope and Curtis ,lzimcs steadily work in cltiss on at project that just might czirn them an academies

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Non listen . . . Greg Daniels keeps his classmates informed of recent events and upcoming happen- ings in Carpentry class, IT A JUNGLEI HERE Certain images come to mind when we hear the word Jungle Wild ani mals fierce tribal hunters and maybe a semi dressed man swinging around on vines A bunch of North Carolina pine trees almost certainly does not create these images even though there may be a fierce squirrel wandering around but the literal jungle is not the only type of jungle in the world There is the jungle of life as they say Its a jungle out there Some of the classes of the Pine Forest curriculum are designed to train stu- dents for post-educational life. There are the more commonly known voca- tional courses such as auto mechanics carpentry, and health occupations, but there are also the lesser-known classes including food preparation, drafting, and agricultural studies. In auto mechanics, students learn how vehicles work and what to do if they don't. They practice their skills on their own ears and those of students and faculty whose ears need either a little help or a lot. In carpentry, future build- ers get hands-on experience while they create cabinets, podiums, and book- shelves for teachers Even if they smash their thumbs in Carpentry I they will surely get better as they continue their woodworking The Health courses of fered at Pine Forest contribute to the careers of the future doctors and nurses These students give the health screenings at the beginning of each year which are necessary for school records In food preparation classes students find out just what they should and shouldnt be eating They prepare themselves for family life as they cook all sorts of delicious dishes. Drafting courses though they do not prepare anyone for normal family life it teaches future architects and designers about their chosen careers. Ornamental horti- culture and agriculture students learn all about fields of a different sort while they explore plant life. These classes are collectively known as the Vocational Courses. They pre- pare students for their chosen vocation and the jungles of the career world. There are no half-nude men hanging around in our pine trees, but maybe that's because our miniature jungle is in a class of its own. I academics , ug K.P. Dany is the Pits .Q . Tracy Parker obeys 1 orders and does his work the old fashioned way 1 iiy roilingfup sleeves and-e getting this hah dirty. ' ....,..l.Sf.m 7 R 4.-.

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kv ing potatoes in Food Preparation class. One Potato. Two Potato, Three Potato, Four . , . Donnella Littel keeps up the tedious work of peel- academics Entering the Jaws ofa '76 Chevy . . . It could be a future aum mechanic who draws an audience while checking out a car. Y