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

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Sophomores Lee Abernathy John Allen Brad Appleton Shannon Armstrong Steve Armstrong Scott Arredondo Lee Bacon Chris Bally Doug Bass Sharon Bell Leslie Berry Rhonda Berry Mark Bingham Randall Bird Kenny Birdsong Bill Bogeamil Lynn Bonner Mike Bradley Angela Brady JoAnn Bramlett Dale Brechin Yolanda Brewster Veronica Brown Lori Burkhead Scott Camp Jenny Carlisle Candy Chisam Kim Choate Danny Churchwell Randy Churchwell 108 SOPHOMORES

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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 '

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Larry Cleveland Kim Coalson Corina Cook Monica Cornelius Janet Cornelius Leslie Counts Tommy Cousins Jannine Cox Julie Cox Rhonda Cross Donya Crotwell Neal Cummlngs UNLEASHED ON THE ROADS Well, there is one thing almost every sophomore can say eventually, I ' m sixteen at last! Finally. I can drive alone, legally, but for most sophomores it is more of a relief than a joy to get their license. Getting a driver ' s license has got to be one of the most anxious times in a persons life. You arrive at the Highway Department Building feeling fairly calm and confident. You go inside and cooly get your examination card. Next, you drive you car around under the shed and wait in line for your test. Then it happens! You realize as the person in the car in front of you pulls away em- barking on his test, that you are next. You are panic stricken. You wonder if you are prepared, if one of your brake lights is out, if your horn still works, if there is gum in the seat where the driving examiner will sit, if you will remember to . . . SOPHOMORES 109