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

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Eight outstanding men and women have contributed numerous hours of care, concern and work to the meals at Pinson High. Each student at P.V.H.S. spends an average of seventy- five hours a year in the lunch room. The responsibility of pleasing these students rests solely in the hands of these fine adults. Thanks from the entire student body. lUUlUBiiiiamnBiHjimin

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COACH STEVE WALD received his B.S. and Master ' s in P.E. and administration from the University of Montevallo. He says, My subject is important because it helps kids prepare for everyday living and problems they will face. Coach Wald teaches math, and physical educaticjn. My subject is important to me because a person ' s health is his most valuable asset. Without good health and fitness, a person cannot survive the pr(?ssures of our stress- ful environment, says COACH HANK WILLIFORD. He received his B.S. and M.E.D. from Auburn University, and his A. A. from the University of Alabama m Birmingham Life is a song and love is a mel- ody, ' says MR. LARRY C. WORLEY. He received his Bachelor of Music Education at Samford University and his Master of Choral Music at Arizona State University. Mr. VVorley instructs the entire choral department as well astheSGA. Mr. VVorley

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a { Ruby Stubbs — Manager 1 mmBS ty - 1 ti SlL Pw} ' - ' ' H IHr ' •T ' ill i H JIBV :. Bn2 V ' ' ' i Si ' fii L 1 ' aBSIS Bfc Mi m. ■ I hH I I J m V PHB Imi Hu rf K Jbi Diane Giles DIANE GILES and BETTY FRANKS are our very dedicated custodians. The shining windows, sparkling floors, newly vacuumed halls, and empty trash cans are all evidence of their (iaily endeavors and are greatly appreciated. Betty Franks