Pender Academy - Phizzog Yearbook (Rocky Point, NC)

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First ln Our Hearts Second In The State The 1985 Softball and Baseball round of the State Play-offs. The aams continued the winning tradi- boys were defeated by Bishop- on ot Pender Academy athletics. McGuinness and the girls lost to En- Each team swept the S.E.l.C. Con- field Academy. arence as the Lady Raiders were We were very proud of both O-O and 17-4 overalig and the boys teams and would like to congratu- rere also 10-O and 19-3 overall. late them on their equally victorious Both teams advanced to the final seasons. Good luck next year! 7 1 . I ,I . ,t J , W KQWUMV tiloult-rc 'miFI G t3W '1 rs 'garner Z I 1 wr va- N, ,T 195. if ' 1 S Jie- View . we T X .f av' ' ' f. , A - ff - wi f - 1' '. V, . ' ' ', , f. f -1 1, ,n.,,p,- ' -or 1 V. , . 1 , tv. ,W.J - . . .. .. , 1, ., it .-xv. ,IW NW , V A if .IIV 5 Ypfn- V., an X . W , L. , J v A L . n g, V- A 4 , ,T , f - 1 A U V 'ja vgjgggii' NW. ', f'i 'W,Qfi 2 A' 1- 1211521 j5.'f3:'f ' ' 13 ,fJ'1,:1t'5Q,' ff?-Qt: fs 'ff 1214? W - -T 1 V i 325120 11 f ilk ,- , f-fr ww? - gym , , gnwgtt - ,11, f, ,-f.., r' 'iw , .yt-, mr , f 4 ag IAQ?-I -,-'W ,gtg , x V, ,,qV.,u',,., 5 ' , VY V V, g gi, ..'-ft ., 1,-,Q ,I A, A, , M, Ayt. ,,,,M,,, adam g 1, 1, ,tggvm A ,uw , ,, , . V 1,3 of 4 v , Q Mx, LL ,,,, W ,, sz, ', , 'C'2 ff V. ffwvfsi-ffm, if T ,,,-,, 4 , fr 'few'-, aww 9 fl M4 ' ,ti'L4i,:m,.,1+,.,,2,-rt',tffZf.' YH ,kffiitffrvzfwfrkm y L

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Tl-IE J.V. CI-ll-I-I-tl I-ADI-HS The J.V. Cheerleaders began working overtime to prepare for cheering camp at U.N.C.VV. Dur- ing the exciting week they earned several ribbons: two superior, one excellent, and one outstand- ing. All of their hardwork paid oft in another way. They brought home a NGA SPlRlT STlCK. The J.V.'s were thrilled to learn that they would have a J.V. football team to cheer tor. After the toot' ball season they were happy with the two new additions to the squadg Kathy Stickland, and Me- iissa Cowan.'Atter a short break the squad was busy again with basketball activities. They made posters, run-thrus and doo-dads. Overall it was a fun season. The J.V. Cheerleaders show their spirit during a Fiaider football game. The J.V. Cheerleaders strut their stuff dur- ing the Harvest Festival. f, . M - ,,W,,. H . E V VE I E Z .f '- The J.V. Cheerleaders receive thanks from many fans. 84 J,V. CHEERLEADERS , 5 The 1985-86 J.V. Cheerlng Squad -- front center: Co-chief Tina Turner: second row, Kris Williamsg Co-chief Barbara Casey and Melissa Cowang Third row: Jennifer Howie, Kathy Striclf land and Susan Jordan. i

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Miss Theresa Hodum assists Stan Rogers, Tina Turner, and Bradley Knight while making pinatas for the Harvest Festival. Top: Trent Tal- bert, Don Gurganus, Anthony Medlin, Steven Kornegay, Chris Sullivan, Hamp Rivenbark, Cori Carmichael, Bradley Knight, Brent Cos- ton, Stephen Owens, Gary Squires, Shep Richardson, David Kornegay, Jeff Simpson, Christy Barden, Charlene Shepard. Second row: Mike McNeil, Cheri Bailey, Lisa Perez, Becky Lange, Karla Rothman, Tina Turner, Tami Lea, Regina Pye, Steven Crawford, Kristen Brown, Rob Walls, Wendy Fletcher, Loren Rothmann, Cindy Fountain. Third Row: Russell Ashley, John Bates, Stan Rogers, Marcus Gentile, Erica Talbert. Fourth Row: Tanya Cook, Miss Theresa Hodum, advisor, Lynn Wolfe, Betha Knight, Kathy Strickland, Barbara Casey, Sandy Shingleton, Fifth Row: Kathy Lucas, Jennifer Hudson. 86 CLUBS President Rick Bailey, Dean Kornegay Talbert, Christy Barden, Chris Sullivan, Stephen Owens, Tina Turner, Tami Lea, Melissa Kelly Harrell, Kathy Lucas, Betha Knight, Jennifer Hudson. E l