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

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A Dash of Color 1978-79 was a very successful year for our Color Guard. They added a new dimension to the half-time show with the introduction of the double- flag. With help from Mr. Perkins and lots of practice, they managed to receive an excellent rating at the Tar- rant Marching Festival and a superior rating at the Homewood Marching Contest. First row: (left to right) M. Tisdale, S. Robinson, T. Dunn, V. Smith, L. Womack (Head), N. McKee, B. Rutledge, (Co-Head), K. Woods, S. Coggans, Standing: (left to right) B. Breen, R. Richards, K. Dykes, L. Vann, B. Fox, T. Montgomery, V. Ramey, D. Enzor, J. Morrison, R. Maze. I4«

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Majorettes Twirl Into Action This year the Maiorettes put in many hard hours working to make football halttime a success. They worked diligently all summer, and tor their rewards, they received a first place trophy at camp and a superior rating at competition. After marching season, the Majorettes play an instru- ment in the band. These girls are Kneeling: M. Baker, K. Mitchell, T. Turner, Standing: L. Cox, P. Mitchell. mmmmuei

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Moving to the Beat This year the Chieftainettes had a new sponsor, Mrs. ). Copeland. Under the direction of Mrs. Copeland, the Chief- tainettes received an excellent rating at Homewood and a superior rating at Tarrant. The Chieftainettes partici- pate in many activities throughout the year. They perform in pep rallies, football games and during halftime for basketball games. The Chieftain- ettes are from L. to R.: L. Stone, S. Flowers, C. Cruse, D. Ferrell, P. Mor- ton, M. Bell, ). Huckaby, D. Lowe, G. Baptista, S. Todd, J. Harper, L. McKee, K. Roberts, K. Cargile, K. Kaley, In front: M. Story, (head), A. Woods, (Co-head). m- 4: ;, ..«