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

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Miss Sandy Simrell, (below), escorted by Mr, )on Mark Taylor, was crowned Homeconning Queen 1978- 79. The Senior Princesses were Miss Elaine Vaughn, (top middle), escorted by Mr. Mark Turner; Miss Connita Griffin, (bottom middle), escorted by Mr. Ernest Waldrop; Miss Michele Nuffer, (top right), escorted by Mr. Harold Dean; and Miss Lori Taylor, (bottom right), escorted by Mr. Malt Mobley. Junior Princesses were, (opposite page). Miss Lisa McKee, (top left), escorted by Mr. Tom Nuffer; Miss Teri Dunn, (top middle), escorted by Mr. Bill Chiles; and Miss Gina Fron- gillo, (top right), escorted by Mr. Steve . dams. Sophomore Princesses were Miss Laurie McGahey, (bottom left), escorted by Mr. Richard Cowden, and Miss Kathy Roberts, (bottom middle), escorted by .Mr. Jay Oden. Freshman Princess was Miss Leslie Barsanti, (bottom right), escorted by Mr. Greg Darden.

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I The hint of joy is already in the air; it ' s Fri- day. Second period ends and students all travel mystically in the same direction. The doors of the gym clog instantly with crazed idiots. The swarm pours into the gym yelling and jumping. They come in all styles. Some are dressed as Indians, while others are decorated in bal- loons and streamers. The quieter ones hoist signs and in some cases other people. This is what pep rallies are all about. Pinson Valley has always shown a tremen- dous amount of spirit. This spirit is held at all times but is unleashed in a pep rally. It is a great source of fun and we feel, important — just ask any football player.