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

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i'f1I 1'i 'S' 7' 3 W' nj 5 23 r, 1-...N YL I It isn't that fun quizzicaliy if she missed the punchline as Melanie Bazzare and Pam Jeter go into convulsions. ny Lisa Barathy wonders

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as ,, -i L- : Q A i ,.... . , .. 5 Fashion . . . what is it? It's a state of mind, it's how you feel a certain day. One day, f'fashion may be jogging pants and a sweat shirt. The next day, it may be clothes straight off the pages of Trojan Vogue. 1988 was definitely a record setting year for fashion! Denim was still king! Denim pants, shirts, skirts, and last but certainly not least, the old faithful denim jackets, which were anything but Wold . Add a few pins and charms here and there, and we're talking a major fashion item! Blue was not the only color for i t r., - K 4 l is ii l denim anym e! Acid washed? Sounds like at rotesque form of tor- ture, doesn't it? Actually, it was a huge fashion trend. Imagine that! You don't have to have your jeans for ten years before you get that sought after worn look? You buy them suffi- ciently worn out? For the little bit of prepM in all of us, saddle oxford shoes and turtle necks offered just the right amount of clean cut America to make the fashion world tremble. Boots were back for men and wom- For all those days of staring at yourself in front of the mirror wondering why cellulite keeps running marathons up and down your legs, we have the solution. Thanks to the intent research by Trojan Vogue scientists, a secret been inventing, formula has Lardo Retardo oinkment. -Apply liberally before school on fat infested areas. -Have leftover pizza and a clas- sic coke for breakfast. -Afterschool, only have two howls of Chocolate Dutch ice cream. -For t.v. snacks veer away from sugar supplement foods. Go for the real stuff. -Finally, look again in the mir- ror. If body shows no signs of improvement, buy another bot- tle. en! Does the entire male race now have an interest in the armed forces? Maybe, but more likely they have an interest in the combat boot. For la- dies, the boots were mid-calf and, straight out of Texas. Guys were back to Baggy. Baggy pants, shirts, and jackets. Comfort's finally back! Remember, a trend is a trend, it doesn't last forever! But they sure made for some great memories. Illlill 0 E Y O U R L A R D D E C K Y G U R B 0 D 4

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There are three general types of people at Pine Forest - Seniors, Jun- iors, and Sophomores, They are sepa- rated only by grade numberg otherwise they are almost impossible to tell apart. The Sophomore year is filled with infinite uncertainties: Will they stuff my head into a toilet? Do we really have to ncatch our own on the days they offer fish in the cafeteria? Did they really build Pine Forest over a live volcano? These myths are be- lieved only by the most naive and trusting Sophomores who follow blindly the lead of their acquaintances of the upper classes. Somehow, the first year passes. Survivors of the Sophomore curse become Juniors. Finally, after four straight years of dressing out, P.E. is an elective. Other students donft have to ask what grade you're in, they can look at your American History book and know for themselves. You are no longer kicked and pushed around like waste material - you do some of the kicking yourself. You are caught in the middle, getting both the good and Don 'I .Movef . . . Chrystal Hudson gets pointers from Bobby Williford on how to pose for her school pictures. Va... the bad of the deal. Unfortunately, Seniors still push you around a little. The second year passes as well. The time arrives. It is your Senior year. At last, at long last, you are the Supreme Beings of the entire school. You never miss a chance to take ad- vantage of your superiority. The long- awaited Senior Deck in the lunchroom is yours. You start spreading rumors among innocent Sophomores that the new addition to the building is actual- ly a group of prison cells. You are, after all, a Senior, it is your divine right. The high school years are to be the best in your life so far. Each person, whether a Senior, Junior, or Sopho- more, has his or her own place in Pine Forest Senior High. These are the classes of 1988, 1989, and 1990.