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Fridays. It ' s a beautiful word any time of the year, but there is a special magic about the day during the fall. At Pinson Valley High School, fall Fridays bring to mi ' the weekly football game, arou which the activities of the entire d are built. In the mornings, you can fi i: the enthusiasm of the game building and in the afternoons people scramble to buy early tickets in the lunchroom. At this time, though, the energy that Football Friday generates is just begin- ning to build. A typical Football Friday is divided into three parts: the pep ral- ly, the game, and the post-game events. The Pep Rally The most outstanding feature of a pep rally is people. People who get to dress up in costumes, and make fool of themselves. People who cheer dance, or flip flags. People who are gc ing to go out that night and give 110 percent on the field. People, other highlights, include muddled music from a thousand dollar sound system and a spirit competition that is always won by another class. After the pep rally, everybody goes home to prepare for the game itself. Football players psyche themselves up for their opponent, wondering if Bigfoot, the other team ' s 380- pound tackle with steel teeth and one eye is going to be paroled in time to play. Band members hope they are not the lucky ones who get to play Taps, or that they don ' t get hit by a color guard member. Cheerleaders pray they don ' t mess up in front of all those people, and that Bigfoot leaves enough of their boyfriends to recognize after the game. The Game As game itself approaches, the sky becomes darker, the temperature drops into the forties and the skies barely holds off the rains. Pep Rallies . C. Smith (Bottom) is all ears (Top) The Fresh-men. Softmores. Juniors and Senors FRIDAYS 17
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fm X BJ I B (Top) Howard Jones and Mark Elsberry show intense concentration during the heat of the game. Though Gardendale (Above) won the game, the Marching Chiefs stole the show, R, Rutherford (Right) IS a member of the most dedicated group of all: the cheerleaders 18 FRIDA YS
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