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

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Freshmen Anthony Adams Amy Alldredge Scott Allen Deborah Allred Stephanie Anderson Douglas Archer Ginger Arnold Chris Asaro David Asaro Lance Ayers Jason Bagby Barry Bailey Lonnie Ball Pam Bearken Andrea Belcher Sheila Berry Tonya Berry Shannon Blain Craig Blakely Jill Booker Eric Bowden Jennifer Braswell Eunice Brewster Kasey Bridges Duke Briscoe Patsy Brooks Vicky Brooks Gayla Brown Dennis Bryan Patrice Bullard jriife. . 116 FRESHMEN

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Bobbie Turner Rodney Usrey Scott Vandermark Leesa Varden Tabatha Vickers Leilani Waid Tim Waldrop Kim Walker Bryan Wallace Shana Warren Andy Washburn Tonya Washburn Doug Weatherly Todd Wengard Brent Wheatley Michelle Wideman Tracey Wideman Stefanie Wiggins Michelle Wickholm Glen Wilfong Sheila Wint Denise Woodin Sheryl Woodley A Typical Student ' s Room When seated on the bed, one could view all of the essentials for a teenager ' s life. Adjacent to the head of the bed is the wall which diligently supports the pictures of famous and familiar people and places. To the left sits the night stand made of maple wood on which there is a neat pile of ancient gum wrappers, a lamp, a deck of playing cards, and sweating glass full of melting ice, and an alarm clock. To the right can be found the extra bed and the desk. The desk, the top of which, incidentally, has not been seen in over a year, sup- ports some of the most impor- tant objects in a young per- son ' s life such as: stereo speakers, a typewriter, unsold fundraising candy from school, stale doughnuts, photo albums, concert buttons, etc. At the foot of the bed is located the dresser which contains a large part of the person ' s wardrobe plus an emergency supply of money which rarely keeps its present position very long. But the most important service the dresser provides is its support of the stereo which IS crucial to the existence of anyone in high school. It is in- teresting to know how the ob- ject for which the bedroom was named loses its impor- tance in the average teenager ' s boudoir. SOPHOMORES 115

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m m w m n « ; J | [ ■■ 2 i ,f(JB Sytna L iS P l l Lla Bunch Kenny Burnett James Burrow Kara Burton Melissa Callahan DeWayne Campbell Dan Carlson Kim Carr Janet Chandler Kelly Channell Veda Churchwell Jeff Clements A NEW BEGINNING Freshmen start out at Pinson shakily, to say the least. Most are uncertain as to what they should do and where they should go. They are constantly asking upperclassmen for informa- tion which may or may not be trustworthy. Though the high school may seem threatening and foreign at first to the Freshmen, they soon make their place in the mam stream of high school life and things become much easier. HIGH POINTS Being a Freshman has its highpoints. They are now able to catch a ride in a car, able to play high school sports (where they are con- sidered target practice for the seniors) and are no longer under the oppressive influence of a restricted schedule. Then again being the youngest is not always easy. They have to en- dure a year of constant criticism and ridicule from the upperclasses which causes them to feel like social outcast. FRESHMEN 117