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

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ATCH The varsity basketball team began with bleak hope for their season. The large number of inexperienced players made it seem hopeless to go any further. But following along the lines of Trojan tradition, they pushed on. The team ended with a record of 6-16 overall and 4-9 division play. Coach Mohn says, As expected, we've im- proved tremendously since the begin- ning of the season from nothing but inexperienced players. With time, expe- rience came and so did improvement as GT a team. It's common concensus that the two most memorable games were against 71st and Westover. Both teams were in second place at the time and both teams fell to the Trojan's desire to win. The top scorers were Pat Garrett, James Al- len, and Fred Sapp. With the help of the rest of the team, the mighty Trojans proved that they were a team to reckon with. For the next year, they left a state- ment to the other schools. Watch out 'cause we'll be back, lst Row: Trent Britt, Darren Parker, Damon Mark Gess, David Fowler, James Allen, Curtis McKenzie. 2nd Row: Joe Ross, Linc Butler, An- James, Byron Cooper, Leroy McCullough, Rob- toine Jones, Fred Sapp, Pat Garrett. 3rd Row: ert Records, Coach Chuck Mohn sports

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