Winfield High School - Pirate Yearbook (Winfield, AL)

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COACH BRIXDLEY It was in the year 1924 that Coach Brindley began piloting the Vvinfield Pirates upon their stormy, but successful, expeditions. As the Pirates have sailed the seas they have encountered many foes and have preyed upon them successfully. It would be very interesting to tell of their many delightful ex- periences, their many wonderful lessons, their changes in the passenger list at the various ports along the wayg but, after all, it is sufficient to say that, with the exception of a few reverses, the Black and Gold Hag has always Hoated victoriously, befitting the battling braves of the Pirate Crew. ' Here's to the pilot and his crew of 1931: May they continue to brave the seas and meet many successes new. 30 i, ii THEIMEMORIES X' 'if NINETEEN THIRTY