Pinecrest High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Southern Pines, NC)

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atriots Win 63-59 Uver N ort. BY JIMMCDUFFIE ' The fighting Patriots ecrest defeated North Moc -59 in last Friday ntest. p .- nigh James Leak and Walter Fr mbined for a total of 34 poii key, the Patriot win. . -out-scored' t F: ithe floor with Q their attemp . -0-I 1 tlers W1nyUver In'Home 4 a fb PGS W OO CVD Qi'-1..- . baskets. T ross Countr egins Their New Season P ayers Uf The P , ?,.,-,Qs fl . , K , ,gy 2 .onth -1 - ,' 3.1 gi 4, . AQ!-f - : - , ,F h 'lid' ff H . .T ,L nv . gig, 1, 1 .pk it x A J B' ' P , Jai.: ,. , . , ,, - ,L-... , . Ti-fwfr .9 ,,-E -5 Halftime '3i.. , During the halftime ac- . Q rnE..2j'5lriviiies, the traditional cn E+' -Ecrowning of the powder puff - I0 Q-I C6 I5 2-2,E'queen took place with this Q Qgggyeafs winner being Eric bl, E04 iq, oiMcInnes. Eric, a junior was VL g QD.-Ejgescorted by Robbie Lea and f .-1, .. EE V X .bD. O 4-a 35 collected over 345.00 to be this Pinecrest Girls Triumph p Over North Moore, 56-37 BY JIM McDUFFIE i The contest was far from close as the girl Patriots downed North Q Moore 56-to 37 to win theirthird consecutive game Friday night. Pinecrest led throughout the game on all counts, holding the highest percentage from the floor. ' When first quarter scoring was finished the Patriots were on top 12 to 9. This established the pace for the remainder of the game. Pinecrest ,began to executela perfectly designed scheme which launched them into a dominating position. Cheryl Burke led the Patriot attack, scoring 14 points in the first half. Burke' formance was most sucr .Patriot layv Thomas assisted in the Pit battle, dropping 7 points ' I With the Mustangs e 'utilize any fast breaks or t shots they were forced tgrvaire their half-time rest with a 14 point deficit as the Patriots led 30 to 16. Third quarter action saw Pinecrest up their lead and their margin. The All-Conference a o 'the line. Laurie McNeill Angela Thomas to put the Patriots out of reach. North Moore, outmanned am undergunned, had only eigh minutes in which they coull make ahopeful surge. Pinecrest on the other handQ had the same amount of time to show assortment of guaranteed in their talented repertoire Cheryl Burke and Thomas' started -the quarter scoring for the by hitting two free thr ws sinking two: By this time Pinecrest boards were and the Patriots had claim .. ., , vuicra l.,unug 'WEI'B McNeill -with five and McNeill and Linda Mills two. f Leading scorer for Moore was Wyatt with 12 Others were Frye and with 5 each, Johnson and, Spins and Shamburger 2 eac Y M TWO-iwmms with 4 iiich, Burn g 0 . 'art na Ke drl Spiifssesleixitistfi State Title? S CIO O S F. . 5. .,.. .U ,S year's winner lmao W PE at ' 'EE'Eoseveralfe1l0 J 'A 'H 'fc ' M -f A L' 'E' varsity cheerlc g--.U-5' -a:u5unw.::un'o mage-esea.sea.se. --' 'H ..'2F-D- -'mt ,,,m::3m'4 :s....o cu., Panimcla gym!-In U.,- Pi.: -' vom gg 'mDgxQrl2 ...af-1 -i... ..cuve3-qs--gg --aayigaa. PM Q'q3Dm-C,c'v3 gg' 11 -Gauguin '-agqgmh -aa 6 w.......c:--' --- an cu :: :Gig .Q-52 os- Q cn e.SEa:UE-gsaiggtosmae QQ 0 ' 4-J' . rn s.. mbb 'HD- L' 0 'UD'gN'Egj,, 'mmg55Z-'E ua Liao :Q .zmgcsai CU 33435.03 'Ugg..-'Ji' 3 .wggee aginxamzrul llbD,,s.O,E5gL'J::sgQ o 'U g C :Sm an Wi mm -: - Imam-W s-.U 45+-'W new ,,,-UL-4 O.-4 ...g-+,,,m...i 513 Emeagee I-1311 S WE 59'E'rg'5355SEfgE....8-Gigi' .... msluuu ov: - 5 cm ...wa - we-hhouomamz 'v--'hong moans:-D--c: Q E52:: Q DD E : 2E-'1'-'+1'3- 2:--ein --..i-Cqgotrgo -,,, ',Q:. 'VW Q -C'-zu ...U . 1 D.- .C maauaoo muvgmwu-ug 11 Eggs-is- '... .U 15... E: H i 4-'03 QQ- D'-U .--U 'U mum I 9 'Urn s.. -pi ....,,,. omni.-on mmm 5 Hog :moo -',7 U'-sl... V3 B'Im:s?Z.E-2.. ' sagging QQ GI'-9: .:'i5:. 5. Cv 'Und L.. m0'c '-Q-Q-5-'-'e'6 Eo:'ii'i.Evq Pwif-1 Uivogsvwgga Q....m0U,jg....:am mf-.U 2 zm .combi -...3-Ug2-5 qcgaasvgowhu N .... Q 5-gn: .ggzt-w2,555ig'-A - q,m2.::.::Z ':s:'E3 Wm I-aEg,,,Ug hem 'U.?-'U 3--' 3900505 .9.'2'U ' eaeuess -5.2.2. f0Il'16 C0 IIl1Il 'ld C3 Tom Ujfalusy wrestles his opponent in the Cape Fear match last Monday

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary K. McNeill, Scottie Hines, Malcom McCreary, Ronald Gaddy, Edward Hill, Robert Gaddy, Bruce Reaves, Bill Hicks, Billy Bostic, Jerry Hines, Coach Charlie Bishop L W Zrvss 0 E-. !h

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The Pinecrest Wrestling team went through one of the toughest weeks on their schedule during the past seven days and emerged with an impressive win over Raeford Hoke but fell just short of a victory over defending Sec- tional Champion Cape Fear. Last Thursday, Pinecrest traveled to Raeford for an important conference match Girls Open Golf Season The season for girl's golf has started once again. The first practice of the season was September fourth. The team met at Pinecrest and from there traveled to the nearby Holly Hills Golf Course. They plan to have a match each Monday. The first match will be on September eighth. The team is By BETH BLUE The Pinecrest Girl's Tennis feam are opening their fall season with the first conference match on Sept. 10 against Hoke County. Coach Wallis Green stated that this will probably be a rebuilding year as the only returning play- ers from last year's top six are Ann Heisel and Kay Linder. Lucinda Cole, last year's number 7 player will also be returning this year. These three will start the season playing in the top six. Sandy Douglass and Melanie Middleton, newcoming sopho mores, will be holding two other positions while the number six player has not yet been decided Cheerleading Clinic On December 13, the Pinecrest Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored a cheerleading clinic at the Southern Pines Middle School Gym from 9:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Anyone - whether cheerleader or not - in grades 7-11 was in- vited to attend. Denise Diabler, 1974-75 N.C. State Cheerleading Captain, was featured, along with present members of the N.C. State Cheerleading Squad. During this clinic, attendants were taught cheers, chants, OOre,,' Wrestlers p 1 irucial Week Matches Lady Patriot Demoli h Smith By RICK JORDAN A tough Lady Patriot team- hosted the Lady Bulls of E.E. Smith, last Friday night at the Southem Pines gym, and there never was any question to what the outcome would be as Pine- crest won their season opener, 68 to 26. Everything Pinecrest put up fell through the nets and their defense was superb as the Lady Bulls were only able to score three points in the final eight minutes of play. At the start of the game, both teams were evenly matched as they worked off the first game butterflies. Pinecrest only led by three, 13 to 10. As the second period of play -vs 5'35??f5ggSf5f,, og-9f,,,sf1:,,,g.z',n.n ffg-'aaaa,a.:aea cn -c:,,:.D- 7f55'- g EI -- E-. 2-1 SES' wg::g'.9+f o H fb ma- ,.,5','1--.11 5 2'.'Err.'P.E 35256 is mp-m5m,?,Zq2..-5B.D'E G nfl?-'i9 53Q.oS5g-1 B O :orrh-vqwgglgf-Zim asgsegeeg-age UQ iq is:eQ5S.999ff2.2 E+,. CD qi.-.u-1 rv-Q 5 l5 .'i5i'29+,. 'g51:g'9+Pi Q m sgaasas safe C ' : -- ... v-IHESQ 'l'he fmal period proved to Q 'U 5 Q'-E' E, 5 Q- 5' C muchfort.hevisitingLadyBulls ,,g+3E:5'Em2'8-RE as Pinecrest's defense held -3-ggi 5195915 N fi-QQ themtoonlythreepointswhile 25.5-'qiigniimia 14 thePatriotsput15moreonthe D2qq.q5Q-,?,'E5'Z,3.9, i scoreboardfora68to26victory. rn- 2 E15-'-3 ,..,'-1 ' 39320523 Sis? CD individual samsung 3552 ,EE 2 5 E gsm, Q-lu CherylBurkewasthegame's 5212-g?5g.?5.5. 'Q' is 1 leadingscorerasshehitfor20 sg-:mi-E502 55-E Q points. She was followed by B.,-:2gU,.5 O 52 at-,rg U5 AngelaTliomaswhohitfor11. ,Q S5-'Egg 50 Other Pinecrest players who F' QQ' H Q Q Tm UQ P 5 scored were: Martina Keri- drwk, 6: Pat Richardson, sg, , Cladvs Monroe, 6g McNeill io- Linda S I Theresa,McCrary, 45 1 e Thompson hit for one. The Patriots had 21 rebounds and 18 turnovers. They hit on 50 per cent of their free throws, 14 Lead Hope: Girls Tennis Team llpen Their New T975 Season B .ooked for vga great amicipanen ' ly out of 28. ' ' . ..i:.i.,..is.:n,:S::.n.....'.1:.i For irls In alumni, parents, and opponents. There is also additional spacing for 500 portable bleachers. A wrestling area is provided in Altogether the gymnasuun is New T Seasoii W' iredicted to be one of the Wininicest gymnasiums in all of By C37 to 26.0ver Hok PINECREST COUNTERACTION - In spite of facing. the seasonfs first loss, Pinecrest Patriots were fast in counteracting E.E. Smith's Golden Bulls in tricky h boards took placethroughout the first game of the slorth Carolina. Cheerleader Chosen Last year, on April 17, a many hours of practice ch and stunts, eight girls x. chosen fromsixteen to comj the Varsity Cheerleading sa for the 1975-76 school year. Seniors Sue Barnes, ' Maples, and Becky Boado all been cheering since the ei grade. Other seniors chosen Annie Stanback and Diana Linda Goins, Ro Hainesworth, and Aretha J were picked from the j class. From the faculty, Barbara Dalton, Mrs. V Walker, Miss Nancy Matth e . , . Mrs. Beatrice Simmons, Hazeline Hinton were j while Martina Kendricksf Barbee, and Caroline Hod represented the students. ' The cheerleaders are exp to follow the established rules and each must cheer minimum of ten football g :uni On knebnl-lrvsll 4-:mmap Wx f 1 . , if . M N V, X- C !