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

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Students — Willing And Able Dedication is a valuable quality found in those working as assistants whether it is for the office , library , or the counselors. Thes e busy people do the thousand things that no one has the time to do . Stamping books, making phone calls, running errands - all of these tasks are accomplished thru the work of these dedicated people. Row 1: K. Minton, S. Todd. C. Thompson, K. O ' Toole, S. Sanford, T. Roybal. Row 2: Mrs. Todd, registrar, D. Scott. K. McGahey. P. Barrett, C. McFarling, S. Sirarell, P. Sims, K. Odom. Mrs. Lit- tle. Row 3: T. Peterson. T. James, K. Barnett. Row 1; Mrs. Viars, counselor, V. Criuenton, L. Lyle. Row 2: H. Green, M. Hall, M. Holmes. Rov 3: T. Sanders, ]. Hoyt. R. Reese, K. Conley, T. Peterson. Row 4: P. Means, D. Hale, C. Harris, K. O ' Toole, S. Sanders. Row 1: J. Richards, D. Reed, V. Davis. Row 2: K. Glass, M. Walker, F. Cheeks, G. Bookmiller, Mrs. Edwards, librarian. Row 3: A. Box, C. Dubose, P. Glasscock, B. Amos, T. Wright, M. Mitchell, H. Borders.

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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.

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Choirs Assemble To Make Use Of Their Talents wm Row 1: S. Dykes, S. Todd, L. Stone, S. Vinnings, E. Graven, M. Taylor. D. Hawks, D. Huey. E. Esies, P. Gosden. Row 2: C. Griffin, I. Stone, S. Hardin, S. Hill, R. R. Ford. P. Green, Z. Abramson, K. Glass, C. Vincent, P. Ramey. Row 3: ]. Hambey, T. Vickers, T. Cook, G. Billings, S. Adams. J. Vinnings. D. Spitzer. E. Dobbs. K. Davis. C. Miller. K. Riddle. Row 4: V. Blodgett. D. Grssham. V. Piewitt. C. Hart, N. Cowden, D. Goud, M. Wheailey. S. Bebb. D. Nally. The Pimon Chorale (left) and the Concert Choir are two facets of the Pinson Valley High music depanment. Both of the choirs spend long, hard hours in practicing both sacred and secular music. Toward the end of the first semester, these two choirs performed a patriotic musical program for the entertainment of the students and faculty. Everyone agreed that it was a job well done and the result of self discipline in preparing for such a beautiful work. Row 1: S. Simrell, A. Reid, B. McKee. C. Dean, T. Wright. S. Powell, 1. Rudd . S. Blankcnship, L. Hagood . W. Smith, H. Dean. Row 2: S. Farmer, S. Hardin. K. Bamett. A. Hicks. W. Doss. R. Reese. D. Chism, R. LoUar. D. Huey. S. Rosser. M. Mobley. T. Dyer. Row 3: M. Dale. R. Smith, D. Churchwell, M. Turner, L. Spitzer, T. Bennett, R. Whitehead. A. Hinson. S. Sanders. R. Todd. A. Banett. Row 4: F. Middleton. B. George. P. Barrett. D. Roybal. P. Sims. T. Howell. M. Dale. M. Lang. J. Little. T. Sparks. D. Sims. L. Bean. G. Peebles.