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

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mini mag Hi, I am Wobin Weach and this is the Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous okay the Lifestyles of the Overachievers. Today we will look at the lives of four Trojan students. We will delve into their private lives and go behind the scenes. So, tune in and pay attention. Why? Well . . . I don't know why! First on our prestigious list is Ms. Peggy Lee Blackwell, who dazzled the world with her smiles as first runner-up in the Ms. Teen U.S.A. pageant. Tell us Peggy, what was it like? Well Wobin, it was more than just ex- citing. because I knew friends and family were watching me. Throughout the com- petition I could mentally hear all my friends cheering me on. The feeling was unbelievable! Well thank you Ms. Blackwell. Next we will enter the humble boudoir of Ms. Jasmin Handy to hear first hand testimony of a similar experience. Ms. Handy won a modeling contest that en- abled her to work in fabulous New York. Do you plan to model in the future, Jas- min? Well . . . when I went to New York, I saw a lot and it was really scary. There are so many agencies it is incredible. Some of them were interested in me, but I was too young. I mean, I like modeling and all, but not enough to quit school. Well . . , intel- ligent words from an intelligent girl, not to mention beautiful. Our trek goes on and now we catch Mr. Ruffin Hall in his gazebo in a bathrobe. Sorry chap, but people want to knowg how does it feel to be not only a Moorehead scholarship finalist, but also a finalist for the Benjamin Duke scholarship? Well Mr. Weach, I am proud of these accomplishments and by the time your viewers see this I will know if I have been awarded one of these scholarships. I have gotten this farg hopefully, I will go all the way. Even if I don't win, it is still an honor to come this far. Well said Mr. Hall, well said. And now our visit is to Mr. Jason Dar- den's summer chateau. Jason, old friend, long time no see. What have you been up to? Wobin! How's the Mrsf? Great I hope. Well, I am proud to say that I won the Linden Loop. Okay, it's not the Tour de France, but it is a start. From there I went on to take first place in Wilmington's Har- vest Race, and fourth in the State Cham- pionship. By no means will I stop there. We'lI be watching for you, Jason. So there you have it: four great over- achievers here in our humble abode. There is a great lesson to be learned here, people. Why? Well I don't know why! ...,,,.-t.--I

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uiz Bowl Name the Italian Premier who resigned October 17, 1985 following a dispute over his handling of the hijacking of the ship 6'Achille Lauron. This is a sample of thirty point questions that our Quiz Bowl Team must answer. To become a Quiz Bowl Team member, you must take a test. Out of all the test scores, the eight highest are chosen. These eight, must then take another test. The four highest scoring people are the ones who actual- ly compete in the Quiz Bowl. There are three competi- tions. February 27, was the first and it was held at the main library. The second was March 12, which was the District Competition, held in Kenans- ville, NC. The third level is the State level and it was held in Raleigh, NC. Tammy Moats, Shawn Moore, Eric Ingle, Lin- da Hargis, Nick Marcopulos, Mike Adams, Miguel John- ston, and Greg Council: the 1988 Quiz Bowl Team. The Marshals are the top ranked students of the Junior Class. Their job is to provide that extra help the graduating Seniors need in order to act in a mature, adult manner. Most of the marshals lead rows of graduating Seniors to the stage. The remaining few stand on or near the stage to help the seniors reach their fi- nal destiny - the diploma. The position of marshal re- wards the hard work and long hours put into achieving scho- lastic excellence. The marshals for the graduating class of 1987 were: Vanessa Maiello, Stacia Acker, Alicia Burns, Ja- mie Bondur, Michelle Brooks, Mary Creech, Crystal McNeil, Tammy Moats, Wendy Ar- nold, Sybille Pfeiffer, Pauline Graham, Cindee Hurt, Nancy Moses, Nikki Acuff, Greg Council, Brent Lockamy, Lai Salmonson, Todd James, Mi- guel Johnston, Lyn Allen, Greg Parent, Ruffin Hall and Doug LaCoste. 2 fail arshals si , ' iff Qi .ff 1