Pinson Valley High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pinson, AL)

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Tri-Hi-Y Instills Understanding Of Democracy Tri-Hi-Y is one of the largest girls clubs on campus this year, organized to better acquaint girls with our democratic system. Tri-Hi-Y members also go to Montgomery for the Youth Legislature . The club is also a service organization, uying to remedy and improve conditions in the community and school . Sponsor: Mrs. Howell Sitting: V. Pruitt, L. Vann. K. Huffstutler, L. Stone, S. Todd, K. O ' Toole, A. Should. D. Baptista, D. Gosden, C. Vincent. Standing: A. Hart. C. Mondy, K. Davis, S. Manin. D. Loggins. B. McCord. D. Chandler, P. Nally, C. Myrick, D. Chism, D. Churchill. Sitting: ]. Buttram, S. Dykes, A. Aaron, J. Rudd. C. Thompson. K. Minton. T. Stanford, K. K. McGahey, R. Reese, T. Dyer, A. Phillips. Standing: S. Powell, C. Tucker, P. Glasscock, C. Dubose. D. Sims, T. Sparks, J. Cagle. S. Sanders. M. Lang. S. Anderson, D. Richardson. E. Wright. C. Mollis. 120

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Bank Board Oversees Monetary Transactions Bank Board members work toward helping students develop a responsibility with money. Students are able to set up a savings account through BTNB and Junior Achievement. Under advisor, Mrs. Patrick, and school sponsor, Sonya Smith, the Bank Board banks the school each Tuesday . Row 1: C. Dean, V. Davis, J. Hinson, A. Reid, C. McFarling. Row 2: J. Hoyl, C. Thompson, J. Rudd, 1 ' . Cagle, S. Anderson, A. Hinson, Sponsor, Mrs. Smith. Row 3: M. Dale, D. Cuiiier, D. Piestridge, B. Pauick, R. Ixjirar. Advisor: Mrs. Patrick Council Strives For Club Unity Row 1: D. Hughes, P. Smothers. I. Hinson. F. Cheeks, D. Hale, V. Davis. Row 2: S. Mimon, R. Little, R. Wilson. J. Chatham, P. Sims, C. McFarling, B. Patrick. S. Smith, J. Little, N. Cowden. B. Put- nam, T. Smith. S. Sims. Sponsor: Mr. Worley The Interclub Council was formed to insure more active clubs and seeks their cooperation in school activities. All club presidents are considered members of the group. Meetings with the various club presidents gives club unity.

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Key Club — A Community Service In its second year at Pinson. the Key Club works for ihe mutual benefit of our school and community. The Key Club is a service organization giving of its services this year through the March of Dimes. Row 1: A. Rejonis, T. Wright, R. IxiUar. Row 2: M. Mobley, A. Reid, J. Burnetie, R. Todd, B. Putnam. Row 3: M. Turner, B. Sims. T. LoUar, F. Middleton, M. Walden, P. Sims. D. Demsky. OFFICERS: P. Sims, Todd. T. Wright, A. Rejonis, R. Audio Visual Projects Instruction As teachers strive to better educate their students, they often have need of mechanical equipment. This club tries to provide students for the classroom that are knowledgeable in the use of such equipment. Row 1: C. Trammwll, C. Miller, P. Gosden, R. Norrcd . R. Barnctt, L. Clevenger. Row 2: G. McWhoner. B. L,ollar, S. Godfrey. C. Hodge. J. Vinning, R. Lcdbetter, R. Ozment, D. M. O ' Toole. Row 3: B. Chapman, T. Cook, M. Whestly, G. Bookmiller, T. Lollar.