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

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mkjy Mrs. Sharon Reid is in charge of our ever growing art department at Pinson Valley. She teaches art 1, 2 and 3 and also crafts. She is also the sponsor of our arl club and in her spare time she enjoys painting and all kinds of crafts. Mrs. Reid received her B.A. and M.A. from the University of Montevallo. Miss Deborah Sanders is one of our hard working special education teachers. This is her first year at Pin- son Valley and already she is a tre- mendous success. Mrs. Sanders received her B.S. from Auburn Uni- versity in spe cial education and is now working toward her master ' s in Learning Disabilities from U.A.B. Miss Sanders

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Mr. Perkins Mr. Pickens In the great tradition of Pinson Valley, Mr. Perkins and his Marching Chiefs have completed a fantastic season. The band is always on the move and is probably the best looking band in the county due to the expert leadership of Mr. Carlos Per- kins. Mr. Perkins received his B.S. in Music Education from Jacksonville State University. Mr. Sam Pickens has headed up the drafting department for his second year. Realizing the importance of a job, he trains his young students and prepares them for the job market. Mr. Pickens received his B.S. and his M.A. from the University of Michigan. Miss Carol Pitts is a prime example of the young, vibrant members of our grow- ing faculty. Her hard driving attitude can well be attested b y both her social studies and gymnastic students. Miss Pitts received her B.S. in Education from Jack- sonville State University. Some students might also remember watching her work as a student gymnast at Jefferson State Junior College. Miss Pitts

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In Pinson Valley ' s second year of Vocational School, the Automotive Department is in full swing under the direction of Mr. Marvin Scott. His hard-driving, quiet per- sonality is well known among his students as well as oth- ers who have lent their automobiles for his young mechanics. Mr. Scott received his Associate Degree in Type I Day Trade from Jefferson State. In her third year at Pinson Valley, Mrs. Janice Seigart is building strong mathematical foundations in her stu- dents. Mrs. Seigart, in addition to teaching Algebra II and Trigonometry, has started a math team for the first time in Pinson Valley ' s history. Mrs. Seigart received her B.A. from Auburn University and her M.A. from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Mrs. Seigart