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

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HONORS Honor Socletv Mrs. Godwin — Sponsor Intelligence in Action To be inducted into the National Honor Society is a great priviledge and honor. Members are tapped at the end of their junior year in a ceremony in front of the entire student body. These special students must have passed with at least a 3.5 grade point average, which is roughly equivalent to a B-plus. These students also must display outstanding conduct in addition to their academic excellence. Being a member of the Honor Society is also helpful in obtaining admission to col- lege, for it appears on your permanent record card. The recognition received by this group of scholars is very richly deserved. Take a few of the super-intelligent students at Pinson Valley, put them together with Mrs. Galloway, send them to several competitions with other smart people from other schools and what do you get? The Knowledge Bowl, of course. The students travel to tournaments, pitted up against teams from other schools and are asked questions which some might think are impossible to answer. Of course our team of participants represents Pinson Valley High School well in all competitions they attend. Honor Society: R. Driver, C. Scar- borough, D. Cox, R Clurg, T. Johns, Hoagland, J. Housh, Dickerson, N. Dunn, Burton, M. Connor, Flanagan, S. Godfrey. Knowledge Bowl K. McClurg, C. Scarborough, B. Bryant R. Driver, T. Hayes, E. Holladay. Walker, K. Mc- B. Bryant, H. D. McDowell, P. J. Cornelius, D. K. Womble, C. 1 Hmi i B M ■ 1 Mrs. Galloway — Sponsor 188 ORGANIZATIONS

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Student Aides Library Aides Service Much Appreciated Several students here at Pinson Valley devote their free periods and study halls to helping in the office and the library. The student aides are well- liked and trusted by office workers and brarians. These students provide great assistance to faculty. Office aides help out in a variety of ways. They answer the phone, deliver messages, run errands and make an- nouncements. Library aides can help check out books, file, reshelve books and other duties such as running er- rands and finding reference materials for other students. Generally, aides help to make the lives of library and of- fice workers much easier. Library Aides: T. Graves, D. Taylor, M. Conner, G. Williams, M. Hanson, C. Nail, D. Armstrong. Office Aides: E. Decker, K. Shoemaker, J. Sullivan, M. Boardman, L. Etheridge, S. Sheridan, K. Reeves, R. Rutherford, C. Russell, T, Carmadella, K. Lipscomb, K. McQueen, L. Burrough, L. Newman, S. Yarborough. tin f B r I H M. y 1 tV Office Aides ORGANIZATIONS 189