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

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Freshman Notables Freshman Notables Demonstrate Qualities ot Congeniality and Enthusiasm. Stan Prothro is a Freshman who has adapted well to high school life. He enjoys spending time both at home and with his friends. Stan especially enjoys his summer vacations and riding his motorcycle. Shelia Berry is one of the most congenial Freshmen around. She is easy to get along with and is well liked by everyone. Shelia was formerly Miss Rudd and she enjoys par- ticipating in beauty pageants. As a Freshman Amy Elliott has already displayed leadership abilities. She is head junior varsity cheerleader. Amy also par- ticipates in varsity gymnastics. She especially likes to sunbathe and be with her friends. Robin Fowler is a typical hyper-active Freshman. His outgoing personality helps him to associate well with everyone. He is also an enthusiastic Chieftain staff photographer. Robin enjoys participating in junior varsity football. fi in Hi 140 Huck McElveen is a freshman and one of the youngest S.G.A. members. He is also one of the newest performers for the New Expressions. Huck enjoys school and his ac- tivities. He especially enjoys participating in church and making good grades. As a Junior Varsity cheerleader Rachel Cooper supports her school and its ac- tivities. She is also a member of the S.G.A. Along with being very intelligent she is also talented. She makes very good grades and performs with the New Expressions. Gayla Brown is one of the liveliest freshmen around. She is very friendly and easy to associate with. She is a member of the girls tennis team and enjoys playing soft- ball. Gayla is also an active member at First Baptist Church in Pinson. Shannon Dyar (not pictured) is another one of our Indian football players. He par- ticularly likes playing defensive end. Shan- non also enjoys his free times. Jefferson State Junior College is in the northeast section of Birmingham. It is a beautiful wooded site located in a growing suburban residential area. This college establishment en- courages higher educa- tion and promotes bet- ter physical fitness. Its facilities include a jog- ging track, football and baseball fields, tennis courts, and a recrea- tional park. The freshman notables visited this park on a cold January day. This park is often used for entertaining and pic- nicing. It also includes playground equipment and park benches. Shelia Berry Gayla Brown

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Homecoming Court Homeeoming Is a Time When the Past Meets the Present and Spirit and Anticipation Abound It seems as though Homecoming is always expressed and identified in the same way. Sure it is the highlight of football season and a time to show school spirit, but it is also a time to identify with the homefront. It is a time to come back to a lifestyle you once experienced, perhaps stepping back in time. Homecoming court being selected by popular vote is also a reminder and clear evidence of those whom you associated with and respected most. These representatives are usually the ones of upmost con- geniality. They seem to always be kind and friendly. Such acquain- tances are the ones which we will remember and truly make coming home what it is now and what it will be. 1 If Jj f %f HE||2y, ' vH H l| ' -..:r H 1 H E t K fl Hjl ' ' v 1 m m mmi j .. - v J 142 Rene Rutherford Kristen Womble