Pinevale High School Class of 1963

The Class of 1963...

One hundred seventeen (117) Freshmen entered the doors of Pinevale High School in the Fall of September 1959 under the leadership of Mr. C. C. Hall, Principal. Our teachers were M. J. Rumph,  J.R. Hatcher, R. C. Huges, I. W. Tucker,  A. P. Woodard, and J. B. Thomas

The Class of 1963 excelled in academics and honors.  We produced the first freshman Homecoming Queen, School Soloist and First Chair Band members.  We continued to excel over the next three years with the youngest person to ever graduate; the highest number of graduates; and the highest grade point averages in the history of this institution. We are exemplary models of "THE MIGHTY TIGERS."

We the Class of 63 take great pride in having this honor bestowed upon us.  We were known as, "the class that always stuck together." If one of us didn't have an assignment someone was always ready to step up and help get the task done.  If one student was weak in a subject and another classmate was strong we shared the knowledge. This is what made us great!

This class was taught moral values, academic excellence and love for each other by the faculty known as the "Great Ones."

We are so proud to be part of the Class of 63. We have held on to this legacy for Fifty Years and we are not about to change now. "May the Highest Power Bless the Class of 1963."