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

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A Penny a Day With the rise of inflation and a dol- lar that ' s not as valuable as a good Hank Aaron baseball card, it is becoming vitally important to learn the virtue of saving. The Bank Board is an important step in learning this virtue. Every Tuesday students have the opportunity to make deposits, vi ithdrawals and understand the basics of banking. Top Row 1; N. Self. T Tipton, C McDole. T. Justice, D Stewart, S Stevens, L Bates, T. Catalano Row 2: D. Churchwell, G Frongillo, V Smith, R Henderson, B Holmes. M Nelms, R. Gore Row 3: B Parson, D Johnson, B. Barfield. K Vann. T Turner, S Dykes Row 4: J Chambers, K Graven, C Howell, V Bor- ders, M Richardson, T Wilson, E. Buzbee, G. Garden. B Ingram, L Loggins, K Weaver, J Garrett, J Turner. K Russell Bottom Row 1: J Maryanow, B Parsons. D Johnson, T. Catalano, K Dykes J Morrison, K Scoggin, D Payne. Row 2: Mrs. Smith, S Barnett, M. Nelms, A. Garden, D Hamby, R Wynn, V. Smith, K Waters, D Wheatley Middle Right, Row 1 V Smith, D. Johnson, R. Wynn, J. Morrison.

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Service Organizations Making Our School a Better Place Selecting the members of the Key Club is probably one of the most difficult tasks their sponsor, Mr. Joe Lilly has to face. Members must exhibit a willingness to give of their own time to help others and to have a deep concern for the betterment of Pinson Valley High School. Their many charitable projects include the Lend A Hand, Bring A Can food drive and keeping the school grounds free from the careless mess of inconsiderate litterbugs. Key Club also sponsors a Teacher of the Year award given at the end of each school year. Top: 1st row: J Patrick, M. Holmes. Mr. Lilly. S. Blankenship, G. Pinson, R Roberts, G McWhorter, B Chiles, T. Rhue (Sweetheart). 2nd row: D. Dempsky, R. Brooks, N Cowden, A Smiley, J. Oden, J. Bruce, P. Joyce, B Gilbert, M Hodge. Bottom Right: Officers: J. Oden, N. Cowden, A. Smiley, D Dempsky, M. Hodge, B. Gilbert, T. Rhue.

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What ' s a Deadline Anyway? In the beginning of the year, the CHIEFTAIN staff was a group of people, some close friends, some mere acquaintances, and a few who were complete strangers. As the year progressed however, new relationships formed. The staff began to work together with one goal in mind: to achieve a yearbook that people would enjoy, because it had something for everyone. Aunt LINDA HILL, is our yearbook advisor and as such does a successful job unparalleled. She tolerates the crazy antics of her staff, frequently works on the book until late in the night and even enjoys it all, sometimes. The two editors of this year ' s CHIEFTAIN are Anna Box and Bill Chiles. Anna has a unique perception in that she has discovered that she is perfect. For those who have the extreme good luck to be around her, she lets them know this quite volubly. OK Anna, the staff knows you ' re perfect, but do you have to tell everyone? Bill Chiles, with his curious sense of humor, is a totally unusual person. His wit is probably epitomized by the classic joke about his sister and her trip to church barefoot. When Bill ' s not busy agreeing with Mrs. Hill, he is hard at work. Hey Baby, If these words seem a little out of place to your age, don ' t worry, it ' s just Valerie Smith; she works on Organizations and lets everyone know what she thinks.