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

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Laura Moffett Trisha Naden Johnny Naet Lisa Newman Shane Nobles Barry Oliver Marc Owens Kristie Parrish Rusty Payne Dawn Potter Roxanne Pruet Brian Puryear Steve Quick Danny Reese Matthew Riddle Angela Rooks Rhonda Royal John Ruiz Hoyt Sanders Chris Scarborough Craig Scharf Faith Self Keith Shackelford Shay Shelnutt Scott Shook Amy Simpson Donny Slocumb Cindy Smith Tim Startley Ed Stasiak Chris Steeley David Stites Bobby Stover David Stracener Chris Swafford Kerry Tanner Howard Thomas Johnny Thomas Adam Tidwell Lynn Tucker 106 JUNIORS

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David McAnnally Jetf McCay Chris McDonald Rita McGettigan Crystal McKinney Donna Melton for a ride . . . I ' m gonna bash your face. This thrilling ex- perience continues until you think you can endure no more. Exhausted, you start for home and notice that the passengers of your car are not the same set as those you arrived with. Thus another cruisin ' adventure reaches its completion. GET PREPARED You are sitting in homeroom one day sud- denly you are bombarded by an unfamiliar array of letters like: PSAT. ACT, SAT, and NMSQT, Your mind be- comes filled with fearful premonitions of dark rooms, with a chair, a table and a very brite lamp shining in your face. Questions are be- ing asked left and right but you can see no faces. Wait a minute, this is high school not the F.B.I. You are just being prepared for college JUNIORS 105

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Felton Turner Loren Tyler iJ i ' fiEi Scoft Vann Stephen Waid Scotty Walden Michelle Walters Darryl Waters Barbara Watson Scott Wheatley Lynn Whitfield Missy Williams Franklin Williams Cindy Woodard Tracie Woodley Dennis Wynn Staci Yarborough and the rest of your life all at once. As a Junior, it seems like you take a million tests from which you do not know the scores for months, you attend college days at school, you collect information on scholarships and begin to apply for them, you take college preparatory classes and test for college credit, you take vocational courses all to prepare for the long hopefully prosperous life that lays before you that heretofore you have barely considered. Thanks to the counselors and other school ad- ministrators, we do not have to worry about the preparation time we have lost by ignoring the inevitable but can get started now on the road to a successful and marvelous future. JUNIORS 10 '