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

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Keith Creel Cathy Crider Scott Dainard Jill Darden Patti Davis Paula Davis Emily Decker Michael Deming Johnny Dennison Beth Dillard Larry Dodd John Dodson THEY SHOWED SPIRIT The Junior year is the first year that you can truthfully say, I ' m an upper classman. Juniors feel very proud in the fact that they are in the upper half of high school life. They can no longer be called truthfully or mistakenly a crumbsnatcher. Because of these factors, they grow closer and prouder as a class. They strive for excellence in every undertaking. This year ' s Junior class carried on this tradition by taking top honors once again in the Homecom- ing Display Competition. Obviously they really know how to show school spirit and they do show it. This probably stems from the fact that most of them are realizing that their lives as high school students are drawing quickly to a close. After their senior year, they may never see some of their best friends again. They may never attend another high school athletic com- petition and even if they do it will never have JUNIORS 101

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Juniors Claire Adams Ralph Allen Suzanne Allison Philip Ashworth Allan Bailey David Ball Joe Ball Ivy Barnett Jonathan Barr Mitch Barrow Allison Benninger Rachel Blackburn Pam Blanton Mitchelle Boardman Sonya Boggs Kristy Bradford Debbie Brand Penny Bresnahan Jeff Brown Carrie Cato Tony Camardella Steve Chamblee Slade Chappelle Byron Clark Shawn Clevenger Anthony Colafrancesco Kristina Conn Gina Corona Susan Cox Lisa Crawford 100

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something that it once had. After next year they will never participate in another high school pep rally or enjoy (en- dure) the unique pleasure of listening to the mello voice of Mr. Egan as he announces the extremely important After- noon Announcements at the close of each day. But do not be depressed because you will not miss some things after you leave. The things you do miss will soon become fond memories you will have forever. Cruisin ' Every Friday and Saturday night. Cinema City is always overpopulated with cars and people, but they have not come to see the movies. If you have ever had any time to waste, the first thing you would think of doing is cruisin ' at Cinema City. You begin your night by picking up a carload of your wildest friends. When you finally arrive, you have to pry your way into the stream of cars. Even though it might be extremely fridged, you roll down all your windows anyway and try to make your car stereo audible in the next state. For hours you scorch the pavement at a blister ing speed of five miles per hour. During those seldom moments when you find yourself at a stand still in the traffic, you sit and watch teens switch from car to car, talking to anyone they recognize or want to meet. Now you listen to the familiar remarks of the cruisin ' -crowd . . . Hey, I like your car . . . Take me Kenneth Drain Lorl Dunagan Deborah Dussett Erik Edge 1 Vince Elliott Libby Ethridge 102 JUNIORS