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

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A Q S ports have long been a chief in- O terest of students and communi- ty here at PVHS. After several years of building, the athletic department has reached a high point of development. A variety of sports programs have matured and are reaching for the stars. The sports section is devoted to pro- viding complete coverage of the sports programs available. SPORTS t f A ' n a groups there are those ■M. who stand out among the rest. The notables section highlights those few who are recognized by their peers through elections, Homecoming, Beauty Pageants and other events. It is indeed an honor to be so selected. NOTABLES A Seasons are in an inevitable pattern of continual change and as the seasons change, so change the people of Pinson. Though people fight change, it comes, and lifestyles are affected. Open- ing covers these lifestyles as they revolve around the seasons. OPENING 0 As school opens each fall, 0 J masses of students enter the doors of PVHS once again. An increasing- ly larger number seem to be Freshmen who for some strange reason seem to in- crease even more as the year goes by. As the seasons pass the sea of faces change. The Freshmen become calmer, the Sophomores get geared up for their junior year, and the Seniors move on to make room for more. CLASSES 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

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y ' - 9 Winter Spring As t h e years progress, seasons come and go; however the basic pattern stays the same. Summer is basically a time of lazy, fun filled days and fall is a sad season because as the green pigments begin to change, one can sense the beginning of the end. In Winter every one settles into a boring indoor routine and in the spring life is revived. Though the years and the people change, the seasons and Pinson Valley are omnipresent in a never ending cycle of reoccurring events. Life at Pinson Valley revolves around the seasons. Summer is a time of long awaited freedom from nine months of routine. Life becomes much slower and laid back. The pace quickens in the fall as school bells ring. Football season, homework and raking leaves occupy a great amount of time. Winter slams in abruptly and life becomes more routine. Life for many even becomes dull. Homecoming, pep rallies, and football seasons are things of the past. Finally, much awaited Spring arrives; moods lighten and the cycle begins anew. ' TITLE 1

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I pro The faculty - - section pays special tribute to those very important people who really are the lifeblood of Pinson Valley. The subjects taught, teacher qualifications, and special insights are reported by facul- ty editors. mSu J ' Jif 168 Groups compose a memorable part of high school years. The organization section will cover the many successes of the clubs that do exist. The Pinson Valley Marching Chiefs will be highlighted along with features on a dedicated SGA, voca- tional and service groups, a fine choral department, and an Honor Society and Outstanding Citizenship group. ORGANIZATIONS I O l Pinson Valley ' s uniqueness J- y comes from a special com- bination of forces found here and the unusual way these forces pull together to form our community. The ad section is just one of the many ways our community and students have found to work together. ADS TABLE OF CONTENTS 3