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

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www ., l This Is Work? Willie Holmes seems to enjoy his writing assignment in Food Preparation class. Ground-Breaking Ceremony . . . A gathering of Ornamental Horticulture students wait for thc word to dig a garden - or are they prospecting for gold? J hw M 'l W Piclit UP That iiencihnnd write! Deborah Ba- A Tbisiils How It's Done . ,. Mr. Billings, auto What Are You Doing In My Kitchen? Sharon birak is inspired to creativity in her Home Egg- mechanics instructor, shows Robbie Bullard how Smith looks like shc's been caught with her hand nomics class. to make thc adjustment the correct way. In 1110 Cookie jar in Home Economics. academics

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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

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N STEP AND O THE BALL Hard work is something most of us know a lot about But until you ve been 1n P E or ROTC at Pine Forest hard work IS a term used loosely Physical Education is a class de signed to keep students 1n shape and physrcally active The P E teachers clad 1n comfortable sweatsults or shorts and T shirts rnstruct students 1n the sk1lls of sports games and dance Stu dents can be found dolngjust about any act1v1ty from volleyball to archery to stepprng out in the V1rg1n1a Reel The class IS mandatory for Sophomores P E 2 and 3 are offered as electives to health conscious Jumors and Seniors ROTC ttechmcally Arr Force Junior Reserved Offrcers Trammg Corpsj IS more than a class it s a professlon In this class taught by rettrees of the United States A1r Force students learn about the Armed Forces and part1c1 pate 1n activities on Pope Arr Force Base Students can mark the1r progress as they are promoted through the ranks g1v1ng them self confrdence 1n both school and everyday l1fe The Military Ball is the social event of the year for ROTC cadets Students who take and pass all three years of Aerospace Edu catron have the opportumty to enter their preferred branch of the Armed Forces with a higher rank than 1f they d not taken ROTC In both Physlcal Education and ROTC vltal skills are taught Students take pride rn accompl1shments in both of these classes The students in these classes are 1n step and on the ball , . , , . . , , N . . . . . . . , vs - a . . . , ' ' 9 v s ' ' ' , . . . . , s , . . , . . - f as' aa , . 1 academics With The Job Comes The Dress . . . Part of being in ROTC is wearing a uniform, as Jim Rowan does every Thursday. Future Quarterback? A student in P.E. tries out his throwing arm and participates in many other activities. -.l. .L Muscle Bound? Maybe, maybe not! But Mike Shaw lifts weights daily hoping to become the next Mr. Universe.