Pell City High School - Pelmel Yearbook (Pell City, AL)

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Dear Students: Growth is sure. The type of growth you have is determined largely by you. You should give your body the kind of care it needs for healthy living. You should feed your mind on things that are high spiritually as well as intellectually. We are proud of you, the students of Pell City High School, for the evidence of de- sirable growth that has been exhibited by your citizenship, academic achievements, and your spiritual and physical growth. We hope that Pell City High School has kindled a flame that will compel each of you to continue desirable growth physically, mentally, and spiritually throughout your lives. Sincerely yours, Roy E. Mann, Principal

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v. Dear Friends, Fellow Students, and Classmates: The fondest memories of my school career will be those received this year while serving as your Student Council President. With the experience I have gained, I feel I can face the future better prepared. I will always remember this year and the small part I have played in making PCHS the kind of school of which you and I are proud. We on the Student Council hope it has been a successful year for each student and faculty member and that each will treasure memories of this year. Reed Alexander

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igrupumil Enniur Egigh anti Egmnwzium 5,, ..E,.- , ,W -te-q,,.rm,. ' J if f .Z The contract has been given to Scott Brothers of Alexander City for the construction of a new junior high school and a gymnasium for use by both the senior and junior high schools. It is hoped that the gymnasium will be completed and ready for use when school opens in the fall of 1966. The gymnasium is the result of dreams and hopes by Pell City citizens for many years. This gym will be regulation size with sufficient space for both varsity and physical education class use. When the junior high grades transfer into the new building, there will be improved curriculum in both junior and senior grades.