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

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juniors Rosella Pettigrew Charmaine Phillips Jason Phillips Rebecca Pippert Kim Pitcher Stacie Pompili Johnny Popp Mary Potter Jimmy Powell Robert Powell Jeff Prevate Davis Privctte Dawn Pruett Enouch Pugh David Pulliam Diane Purifie Brad Ramey Rachel Range Shannon Raper Lewis Ratley Michelle Ratzlaff Jeff Ray Jada Raynor Paula Raynor Greg Reames Jamie Rector Jimmy Reid Chris Reynolds April Rhodes Stephanie Richardson Julie Riggsbee Regina Roberts Sean Roberts Arnetta Robinson Charles Robinson slim

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Ronald Michael Wilma Millican Bryan Miranda Richard Mitchell Mario Moody Janccn Moore Matthew Moreno Jackie Morgan Michael Morgan Mitchell Morgan Angela Morris Melissa Moses Jodi Myers John Myers Kirk Nance Troy Neal Michael Nelson Briana Nester Michelle Neugebauer Jenny New Kim Nobles Chris Noel Winston Noel Julie Norris Glenn Oldham Barbara Owens Alan Page Andrea Pagliuco Simon Papadopoulos Bonnie Park Chuck Parker Sara Parrish Ruth Pelchat John Perez Sherman Perez

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We love the Trojans.'At a pep rally Amy Smith and Kim Goldie let out screams of enthusiasm as the Varsity football players enter the gym. lt's gold layered platinum electroplate . , . Greg Rcamcs proudly shows off the fringe benefits of being a junior, his class ring, to Rodney Allen On the floor Sophomore-.'Drew Daniels, Kathleen Jelinek, Buddy Malone and Jason Darden excr- cise their power over Gina Gambony in the fish- pond. PPERCLASSME Upperclassmen how sweet the sound. Just knowing that you're no longer a Sophomore makes you kind of swell with pride. You want to shout it out loud, just to make sure everyone knows you are a juniorf' To many members of the class of '89, just being a junior was enough. But most looked forward to the privileges they knew awaited them. Who said sen- iors have all the fun'?! Experience it was the key to it all. Of course we knew there was no third floor, and had a trouble-free first day of school. We felt like old pros, and cool as any cucumber we got through the year with ease. The knowledge that we could now attend the prom hit us hard when spring arrived. Yes, we were to be a part of the event. Donning tuxedos and for- mals we had the time of our lives, mak- ing the most of every moment. This was the night we had dreamed of, it seemed forever, and all of our dreams came true. For many juniors this was the year to receive school jackets and class rings. And at the athletic banquets, we ob- tained letters for our participation in, yes, varsity sports. When we became juniors we felt we had accomplished something major. We were recognized by everyone as the unique group of individuals we truly were. Next year, being a big senior is something to look forward to, but we will never forget the year in which we were juniors, nor will we let anyone else. Juniors