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

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Mrs. Garrett MRS. LINDA C. GARRETT says, High school students need to gradu- ate with business knowledge which is relevent for use in the world of work or for personal use. As a busi- ness teacher, it is my responsibility to prepare students for tomorrow ' s job market or prepare them for using business skills such as typing, short- hand, accounting, filing for their per- sonal use or for college. Therefore, obtaining a business skill is useful no matter what the student desires to pursue after graduation. All high school students need to be enrolled or participate in the business curricu- lum sometime during their high school career. Mrs. Garrett received a B.S. and M.Ed, from Northeast Loui- siana University. English is important because it ' s the greatest form of communication both written and spoken, says MRS. CINDY GODWIN. Mrs Godwin Mrs. Godwin went to Sncaci Junior ColU ' gc, I5ir- mingham-Southern and the Univer- sity of Alabama in Birmingham. She receiveci a B.S. in Secondary Educa- tion and a MA. in Reading and Fng- lish. PhysKdl Education keeps you healthy through exercise and activ- ity, says MRS. JEWEL GRAHAM. Mrs Graham has a B.S. from Auburn Uni- versity and a M.A. from the Unucr- sity of Alabama in Birmingham. She teaches physical eciucalion and girls sports. Mrs. Graham

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Driver Education is basic ally a satctv emphasi cci sub- ject. Since most young people have the desire to (]rive, this subject has general appeal to them. Most stucients will continue to drive after high school and into their aciult lives. Hopefully, they will take what they learn with them to their outside lives, says COACH JIM HAND. Coach Hand has a B.S. in Education, vvhu h he got Iroin the Uni- versity of Alabama in Tuscaloosa and Craciuale Work from the University of Montevallo. Besides teaching Driver Edu- cation, he coaches the new girls basketball team I feel as if English is a basic language of all studies. A foreign language is a must: where would Henry Kissinger be today if he had only used one language, and if you only speak one language, where are you going, says MRS. JEWELL BATES HEARD. She received a B.A. from Miles Col- lege and a M.A. and an A. A. from the University of Ala- bama in Birmingham. Mrs. Heard teaches English, French, and dramatics. History, to me, is the continuing story of the failures and successes of mankind. As such it contains valuable les- sons to be learned — some of which possibly could serve as sources of direction for future generations. MRS. LINDA HILL received her B.S. degree in Educaticjn at lac k- sonville University and a M.A. from the University of Ala- bama in Birmingham. She teaches Advanced Placement American History, general American History classes, is the junior Sponsor, and takes great pride in being the CHIEF- TAIN sponsor. MRS. BARBARA M. HOLLINS rec eived a B.A. from Miles College and a M.A. from Atlanta University. She says, Mathematics provides an average for one to develop logi- cal reasoning which is a necessity for success in any life style. COACH WOODY )AMES says, If you cannot remember the past and the misldkcs made, you are bound to repeat them. Coach James received a B.S. from the University of Alabama in Birmingham ancJ a B.S. from the University of Montevallo in Adminislration, MISS MARSHA JOHNSON says, Home Economics sim- ply prepares students for living! It encompasses all aspects of knowing yourself, relating to others, preparing for family life, and pursuing careers. The practical skills related to each of these is stressed in order that a more versatile indi- vidual results from taking this course, and the skills may be applied in everyday living. Miss Johnson received her B.S. in Home Economic s at .Auburn University. Miss Johnson