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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

5 F 5 S E Q1 w 5 z 3 4 1 1 : 5 , I , s 3- . , Pell High Is Foreword Pell High means to many hearts many things of life Day -to-day living, the joys, the strife Of ball games, parades, floats, and queens, Pep meetings, rallies, and hectic scenesg A snake dance, a prom, success or defeat, Precis, we write, and ice cream, we eat, Bonfires, trumpets, the beat of a drum, Photographers, yearbooks, typewriter hum, All of the memories, thoughts, and tears, Pass on to another through the endless years. Gym shoes, tickets, and chewing gum, Report cards, demerits, the daily hum-drum Of term papers, Spotlights, and absentee blanks, Fretting and stewing about senior class ranksg The silence, the noise, confusion or cheers - All of the mem'ries pass on through the years. A conference, the flag, ten-minute breaks, The passing time with minor heartachesg Baccalaureate, commencement, cap and gown, The excitement which rises all over town, A step to the future with no definite goal, Still through the years the memories hold. Pell High is the culmination of our joys and fears, For she's been our LIFE for these past twelve years. - By Deborah Earle Smith Y. .inl- Table Of Contents Iqell If2gJi IS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS BEAU TIES , FAVORITES , PERSONALITIES LEADERSHIP CLASSES JUNIOR HIGH Q SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS ,ff-r'f ,I .51 M in My Eli CITY HIGH G VIIASI 1. ,, , V! N., M :msg ,T fy u.vT'+ Tgffil ' ' f 'gpm .H-vgzw, 1- ., RSVTT gg SEVS .. A 1 ,gk In G,:V,,4Zi.: up A To know that we might understand to under stand that we Hught learn, to learn that we m1ght love and to love that we mrght 2 MA 4 Pell High Is - The focal point of change-- and we must feed ourselves! . . . . To look into one's soul and build tomorrow. 'Q gga. ,MAX M Q' 4'----4 ..,..4.-wuaszscs xg XJ . to pause, to listen, and then to ponder. 1 i' f -Wx X. , fn J' i i., I 3 Q! iw N. Af' 1... Q A ...K ik 1. Ii if -4 Q Q' Pell High Is Linking Hands An If Q' N we i-.-f ? ' . 1 -1'------ , ,.. V,-if if V, A' 5 .. V5 5' ' 'A' . - . fs r 7 ,- W f ndlf f1.' , .. fs , ..-M 'sw ' ' ff 's -. ff- . 4--'F ' .W 'A if fm., ,pf-A we i uv, - . , 4 . .l ' ' mi 'LQ' M N un. .1 I 22 A ' - ,115 I k 'Lua ' f f 'gil 5' . V ' L f ' - f - ,- ...ah - xv,-'!hf,qE:xff' A g , ,Ze ,', ,., , D . .. . A , - . - f' ' :.:r- '4.'?' - f--, , ,ii .t 'K .1 s , . Pell High is more than halls with doors-- Doors open to classrooms with desks lined row on row-- Pell High is more than football, sports, and cheers-- lt's the place where we can grow. Pell High is linking hands to form a chain of strength-- 9 r We Pell High Is - Molding Tl eaofers Of Tomorrow. h sxgku-zr4..., I K N, E. as-Q25 U an - -fy 1- C4 ' , ' I 1 .A 1 , ff - , , K X38 .,.. LIB X J. Q' f A ,W H M, A W ,rg ,, A E 5 1 S 'S e s 1 I - ':ii'5Qi:3. 4 3' 4' ,Jax X K f U 1 x .,., f P9 To congregate, to break bread and to socialize. 1 H gun. 'lhgr ff' Qi 'CA ' Q Its ,mv .. if H450 ...QV fs K M, 'rv -O' v-:vm ar' Ll' W F una ',0w.. UI 'W My 14, , In k,,V 5,6 .W ,VF x z 1 f ,H ,f ,K A way of life! Pell High Is - x,,,xx ,-1:-:f7,, anim ' - --. - ...gr Q-r 'lun 'X' 4 X X Si a but the each to be an we A ugust preparation, a new year begins, C ountdown startsg then, the year ends. 'T ime in between--a nine-month span-- I ntroduces to a child the makings of a man V ital times when teamwork creeps I nto our selfish minds and steeps T hought until we know just what it means I ndividual, a parmer, and a team. E ventually, as the months go by, S top being me's, stop being L, To .... i ,. , N . . f by k I Qtzfma Pell High Marching Band Bhagav- ANNETTE VAU GH AN DEBBIE VAUGHAN Head Mmrette Flag Bearer GAIL HODGE Flag Bearer Majorettes f. , --4, ERESA TUCKER ISABELLA PERRY PHYLLIS SMITH SARA BETH PERRY f N 1 f DONNA DEASON DONNA TOLLISION LYNN PURDY BAND OFFICERS President, Rick Tice Vice-President, Karen Fincher, Secretary, Janet Weldon, Treasurer, Lynn Purdy Student Director, Jane Mann Reporter, Debbie Vaughan i' 123- , rl-. No band was ever more determined than the 1967-68 PELL HIGH MARCHING BAND! The group began practice without a director, then in late August, Frank Landreth, a former Pell High student and a music major at Jacksonville State University, agreed to direct until he had to leave for the Armed Services. Then John Slovensky, the science teacher, met with and helped the band. But these students did the MAIN job. They planned their half-time and parade performances and they practiced untiringly and with determina- tion. They did so well that they were invited to perform at Ragland High School's Homecoming and they performed at Band Day at ISU, and they didn't miss any school event when the services of the band were needed . mnnsnwwfbf-5 'Z 'X 'fx f ff, 1 '31 1 f f 'A lg ,N 1, i --. X Q jf A .' ,, 'Q lf., A. N ZX' A 'le 135, I W tp un- , p-. A we ,Q ff 0-Q 4' ' ,tug uf W tif q Il.. Mr. Amberson and Rick Tice wet their whistles be- Members compare last minute notes fore last-minute instructions for the band concert. and begin to struggle into hot uni The life of a band member is sometimes a hectic one - but it is a life filled with fun and self-satisfaction over being rep- resentatives for Pell City High School. In football season members stay busy all the time in keeping themselves ready to perform. And, though many people think that the activities of the band are over when football season ends, work still goes on at a rapid pace in getting ready for spring concert. forms. Wi Panther Cheerleaders CYNTHIA COLEMAN LINDA WALKER JEANNIE ROE CHRISTA GOODWIN MARIAN HARRISON GINGER HOLLADAY I P PATSY INGRAM - 1... We 've got sEirit! We 've got sgiritl I r gig--.N-Q I nd ' e r t 47' WMV' t e yy Our team is EQ hot! X Sock it to 'em now!! 'V' I ,. I JZ I bet I could get up there! Now 1et's see you try Tension abounds while waiting for half-time ...M All smile as Roxy is announced Miss Homecoming of 49123 , l crown you Miss Homecoming 1967-1968! Filled with emotion, Miss Homecoming and her court have new ears for the Alma Mater. Roxanne Bukacek and Carolyn Bunt members of the senior class, and Marion Harrison, a member of the junior class, added loveliness and charm to the homecoming festiv- ities. Miss Homecoming and her escort, Chris Peterson. Comlng or go1ng9 One last look 'M'-Q. V . MMM ' f r , T 'Q 1' 'IQ' t 'Ni' - Aka, 1 Og f - T' P Q .J mmm 've-.MM , -,, .A Sophomore float if 7' X qw 5 10 ' 1 ' v 'S' 1, n X' 2' W 5 'J 134 6 jst 1 5 f ,g J-3' 'Wil' 5 2 .L 4 5 E xXX , X s, ,. ,l 2 A I ul 1 4'-' Timfif 4' '51, ag V Lk X P PK' 99 fr. - Sr. 1968 Up Up and Away DEAD ENE! 5 if ig Q45 warg: s 1 4 X iq V- Art Clubs Exhibit Ubjfits De Art at Pine Harbor 1 Ja , f N 1 1 If Y 'iff bike? X 4i2VgM? M69'x ggi Q ,, r 1 I 5 If X J ,F I 5135 K' i f c. ,1,.,, 3 1 4 ,H Fwmiiwgwqm 5 V -Q R' M. Z Nhgfw Practice for Graduation exercises is a hectic time of the year. It is not an unusual sight for students to find their shoes in a neat little stack on the gym floor. .tg---. fs F Mr. Lee was a good sport when the seniors presented him with - a size 52! Invitation Day April 29, 1968 Students wait impatiently. I have never seen such' a pretty piece of paper. Oh your swap card is so GROOVY! ,l One more demerit, no presents! I've got my ring, my invitations and now all I lack is my diploma. James says, Just think, now Ihave to address them Cap and Gown Day May 3, 1968 Where's my cap? I want one too. Does my hair stick out? Wrong siie or Big Head We've got our caps so 1et's go. fi' Senior posture 7 ! ! ,X i Gee! This thing is heavy. Well, Carolyn, it don't fit Ring Day Waiting , Watching , or Then . . . . . The rings--the symbols of graduation--came, much to the happiness of the senior class, on February 16, 1968, which was the traditional Friday before the annual Valentine Ball. Pell High Is - U07 of From Lie of our into its That O pen our minds to the intricacies R ewarding experiences and actualities. G rowing up to being grown, A lmost all of the Joys we have known, ear at hand in this review I ncidents, happenings--the days that drew Z ealous hearts and eager minds A complex machine that whines T une into the silence of tomorrow. I n between the heartbreak and sorrow O ne thought remained in each separate heart N othing could stop what our learning would S tm. From w:,'-- nw. J fff' 9. EDITOR- IN- CHIEF Carolyn Bain BUSINESS MANAGER Stanley Nixon .- W p ,4 94,4 Trissy Holladay CO-EDITORS Nickie Weaver Pelmel Staff V irw ...w..,,1,'3' gf 'W' 1'5- STEVE FOLK - Photographer SUE MILAM, ANDY WILSON, PATSY RITCH Junior Aids SHEILA BOW MAN LEETRESS LONERGAN LARRY BOWMAN CYNTHIA SWEATT 6. LINDA HIGGINBOTHAM LINDA RAMSEY DEBBIE SMITH RITA SMITH PAYE S, WHITTLE VICKIE H, SMITH Sponsor Assistant Beta Club w Sponsor, Sandra Crispell OFFICERS: President, Linda Higginbotharn, Vice-president, Deborah Smith, Secretary, Leetress Lonergan Treasurer, Mary Lil Weems, Reporter, Jane Mann Us ,. . v , , ' 7 'v,.J'I,4Cf 0 ' 1 1 'few ,- , ,,.. 4x ,APA QM 1' 7' ,. f7',i,i5l'g-Afsf N'-. A N-.wmv . ,..,,w . M NZ5 s J, xv . K, A f, f -. f , x , . r 1. , .5 . ,, V pf fx, A21 Y A I 1 - ,. . ng' A14 ,Q my . '4 A-sf -2' 'IJ V-L me . M 5.1 1-5. V. , av.: ' ' .- , J. 7 I'. '15 ' .vfff ' PN .',. ,,..' X nh, 11' rn '91!2WiliWf1o.!Wl5LPllY?1Yf55'3aHiS.'CV45 LYQJZBKSWU' 11. ff Q ' ,wp -mf lx 'Q kk-1 v ,JL,. -. ., Us I-H f sv , f kivfyhN1 fi., 'Nw -N 31 D 7 Yxxkxfiqyir f if I .fs f :'+ A A Q 1 'V 5 f '! ff f alas? A1-..K,: twqi' ' 'Alf ,. imffgjl. H Www .' I . f v -I 4,L.MW4fX7.efMl51 CLUB OFFICERS President - Marvin Graham Vice-President - Patsy Ritch Secretary - Sheryl Montgomery Treasurer - Melba Williams Sponsor - Nellie Se ay FFA - 1 OFFICERS: Kerry Turner, Dennis Maske, Mike Smith, Tommy Ritch, Terry Rocker Sponsor, Mr. Locke ,. ' 9 James Hayes, Marvin Graham, if 4 ' ' 'Y 5' 'K M,.,1:f s' , Q:?'1:'E..y1 , V75 .r -S , LQ ., 'g '- ., 3 I if ,Q 1' fi -' ag? AN , I if Q q.,,3V,5figv,, .s ,O f Ma at 7 i 4,,,.,QQ ,, 2 , 1 ' ' if 4 , -.VIH .H 1' 3 54 fv a 4 ' .4 Q 1 W 1 fl 2, QL f IR , +4 - K v an .,. Jn. f., l '11 , 0 -- fb Nw' M gkWg'fMM.., 2 Q . i V- -MQ. .,x -m- : ',,,Li ,, f '7 ' . ' s Q 61. ff 1 Qi ,bo xx OK' 44, x ' . 2 E il mhz 'J u- g, 646 gi f!! O3 44,0 N OQSL NEW YK A wvl? Q . ff SQIWQFP --L., i., WM: --.-...num umm - ' 19' I ,A iv ' I M DYL4 i OFFICERS: President, Rita Smlth V1ce Pres Lmda Taylor Secretary, L1nda Ramsey Treasurer, Judy James, Reporter, Martha Jones Parhamentanan Shella Bowman Song Leader Kenneth Polk Beatrice Alexander, Sponsor Glee Club OFFICERS President, Deborah Smith Vice-President, Karl Smith Secretary, Lavonne Brown Treasurer, Frank Morrison Pianists, Cynthia Sweatt, H Director, Margaret P. Scott ope Wiggins 1 W QQ W HQ Ea Q U Math Club OFFICERS President , Laurie Mewbourne Vice President, Kenneth Burns Secretary, Sharon Mitchell Treasurer , Steve Henson Sponsor, Martha Weeks Pep Club President, Roxanne Bukacek Vice-President, Gregg Smith Secretary, Andra Watts Treasurer, Suzanne Ledlow Reporter, Deb Taylor Sponsor, Polly M. Turner Senior Art Club OFFICERS: President, Sara Beth Perryg Vice-President, Christa Goodwing Secretary, Nancy Parkerg Treasurer Ginger Holladayg Sponsor, John Lonergan ,WUQV OFFICERS: President, Marlene Mills fnot shownj Vice-President, Sandra Mooreg Secretary, Betty Cosper Treasurer, Bonnie Merrymang Sponsor, John L. Lonergan. Sophomore Art Club Spanish Club Q OFFICERS President, Sammy Smith, Vice-President, Lynn Purdy, Secretary, Robert Fambrough, Treas urer, Lee Griffin Spotlight Staff I J l I EDITOR'IN-CHIEF, S1'131'0f1 Smith CO-EDITORS, Pam Kendrick, Jane Mann STAFF HEADS Ann Turner - Editorial Editor, Debbie Smith - Features Editor, Sara Beth Perry - Art Editor Gladys Perry - Head Typist, Rita Smith - Advertising Head, Jeanie Roe - Society Editor, Linda Walker - Sports Editor, Patsy Ingram - Business Manager 'psig gyyfs. ,p 1 V TYPISTS Sharon Mitchell, Sheila Bowman, Jenny Crump, Gladys Perry tudy Club OFFICERS President, Clarence Brasher Vice-president , Keith Henderson Secretary, Randall Gwin Treasurer, Terry Rooker Sponsor, Coach Jim Lane Pell High Is - fFromj whether math WST that irnple lessons to the more complex parts-- oetry, athletics, or abstract art, perations through the history scene, acking of brains over English themes-- ravel a road full of derivations ometimes stifle our expectationsg But IWznther Q Squad CALVIN BARBER RANDY GWIN RICKY DU NLAP Captain CLARENCE BRASHER KEITH HENDERSON Captain Captain LAU RIE MEWBOURNE Captain Seniors LARRY RITCH TERRY ROOKER RANDALL PARTRIDGE JAMES SIMS Yx 1? '15 ff: A, 5' Q. 'P' 3 J 2 , xi ic. QS1,ff?' f r 's ., . i X ,'. ,vo 5 .L ,HL Exercise for the body. The Panthers keep fit so that always they give their best when on the gridiron. This, plus the determination to win, makes our boys A-One-Okay! Substitutes are as determined as the first string to I broke my pha1anges! keep the Panthers on the score board! Coach Lane is capable of giving on-the-spot first aid to get the players back into the game. -+ .566 amd? X! A Q-43: ,, l 1 BE , 9 'Q 'H-Q 1: :Q D Basketball ,ne f A+ L , A A! .x L A ' A xL: L I A R LE E F i W! R 5 A ,V A B4 LLLAROR X A 4 yji A f X :,. . ' E L , IQE A V . w -3 . ? ?mXgt3 gig? '24 Team, YYY Y , A ' A L I , Xb X.. X . I 3 . I I S, Q D0 A V if Q -fa x! A ,l----z-f+m- 1 . H q 2 l .. .L Y L Q, QL - f x! v OALLA . A W rl .tk . f? va 9 ' W ARRA . A 3 STEVE BROWN RAY COX FREDDY HAZELWOOD RICKY BELL CLARENCE BRASHER , ,.. K ,,:Vl ,T ,,,. ,, k,ii7 N 1, t f, V. r Y M V, :E K M g K wi: , fkr Axkr X t f , ' A A 4 A' 'L 3 A6 ' A 5 Vlih ' hi E ,.R- QRA A . ' . , H ...., L -4 R LL'L ,W A Af ,Mg sLjTifLr'3 if J 4 H KEITH HENDERSON JIMMY KILGROE JAMES SIMS L -'- iw A A' A A 7 ' L f A . ' ' X - . - ,X.,-- A ,,Ii: K1L2f DAVID LANGNER DAVID JORDAN LARRY SIMS M W my CFB!! an ea Y:-E5 il 3 if ' A EAMA MMMMM -M x f A f ' -WH -J L - C 921 AZ: C L 5 A . f, is' A- f'::'. , 3 f-L'i K fl .3 A A fi ,. A J M A 11-' f MRC mm R Q f . 4 X iz , , . . ,,,,1f, A K MW A K L . fm mm,,,,,,M L , f ' ,, ..,, .,.. ROGER THREADGILL soLoN JAMES SAMMY SMITH I . A A DENNISMABBOTT Q!!! WWA ,5 33 T.. N- A QI , I L, :.. ,L M---A ....,..,. 4 ' 1 ,. .... --f---- ' MIVV M ' 5 ' fA----- -- M,.x .Q.. W ' A pm., ....,,,,. ....... . t f ,x.x M :., an - ' 1 .V Q ' .fs Q ' ' A 'f s - 151 ffm- REX ALEXANDER CHUCK LANGNER S 3 I JAMES DILL u-QQ... 1' R 4.44 -4 1Q,, , .. ,...-.-u---- xp L as A-Am 1 I -..... W J -........... , . . , ,x A kkr AU: :WE RICKY Mc CULLOU GH Lili Q 1 N iii ,,,.. . A,..w,..,M ,..... ... W . k,L,,W ws M ERNIE TURNER 7 'l QL Steve Brown's height plus suetch makes defending the goal easier. Where is the ball??? Really? A w Ricky is just not tall enough to touch the ball, while jumping for it??? Basketball Excitement e wa11?? Ricky is holding his breath, hoping Steve will get the ball for Pell City from the Saints. James Sims is in a good position to score for Pell City. 1: - ' Nffwf' -' ' f C , rf lg i x, 15' ,. T -M I' 'a Q x if M V sl 233.1 C fp x M, vp ,th p v 'V N--wif' Half-time--Panthers are behind. The strain, anxiety and preoccupation show in players' faces. I, ,va 3' in f 1, .5 'Riff' .4 Coach Langner gives Hazelwood quarterbacking instructions . A, C. LANGNER Coach IIMBO LANE Assistant Coach Coach Lane, before second quarter, X makes last-minute plans with Rex Alexander. ..,.m1Mu,.,.-..,...- -.ppp-m-.wr ,4f ' Working on the trampoline and tumbling are two of the most popular daily routines in the physical ed- ucation classes. Pell High Is - Beauties, Favorites, E And ther fBut5 the makes as use of to as our which -....,', ull of the future, l11re of tomorrow asy the task. For the strength that we borrow egeneration fuel eems to force our minds into a dual ptical and cerebral in our attempts avigate our lives and glimpse future in which we play a major role-- iving the young ideas that we term our goal. ntuition and common sense, as well echnical know, will, we hope, help gel mportant ideas and feelings into a philosophy ventually will cause even the least of us to BE o we struggle to make our mark ,' 9 ww if ' '41 .-5-fa:- 1. si as a R 5 993, 'c gf -5 1' --'---' 15133251 sf,-1.6-'. . I 15' ' ,fm'f'! 5 , - K K Miss Homecoming fr' 'SFS Roxanne Bnkacek 1 mmm , - , Azwqwiamws-11 iv Miss Plwtogenic Debbie Smith Miss Photogenic Selectors Pictured above are the Good Guys, Glen Powers, Dave Roddy, Steve Norris, Walt Williams, Iim Taber, Joey Roberts, from radio station WSGN, in Birmingham, fnot shown is Edward Deany, who so willingly selected Miss Photogenic and alternates for us. We appreciate their help and wish for their continued success as they provide us with good listening. M r. Pelmel jimmy Cfmmpiorz Miss Pell High Alternate fennyfer Denny Miss Pell H igh A lternate Carolyn Bain -ww-u.. .wsu . Miss Homecoming A lternate Carolyn Bunt Miss Homecoming A lterncite Marian Harrison sTuDENT l . fl . . 6 5 -X k N Winners in the February Journal lst Plam- Deborah Smith Pell City, Ark., ll.S, The Questi,oii 2111i Plam- Sharron McAlister Webbers Falls, Okla., ll..J. Her Foolish Division C. 3rd Place Jerry Carter Jeff Davis, Ga., H.S. Escape to Peace J The Question by Debor 4 ith Pell City We've toiled among the rocky hills or crossed the 'barren waste, We've swum beneath the deepest seas And trials we have faced. We've met the challenge of poverty and open housing billsg We've fought the battle of people polls And adapted to the Pill, Still the question rises high tAnd this, l think, is oddj The question asked by many souls, t'Wherc is God? When Darwin threw before the worlil his ziclaptation ofthe Cell, We found that for awhile, in odd- type groups. His theory did go well. Rui still into inquiring minds was put a single tliouglit. Yes. from this tlioiitflit the brilliant ones an answer' finally wrought. ll' our scientists umld make a cell with every minute part, Tlien, as with originals. life would surely start. But, when they do, and it won't live, tAnd this, I think, is oddl They excla-im the answer loud, The missing piece is God! So we l'inrl'within ourselves and every livin-g thing The answer to the question which through the ages ring, llie answer to the question asked, tAncl this, I think, is oddl We are in fact, in every way, the living proof of God: --Deborah Smith . . . 1 , ' I. S. -in Ji 'V V w llilniriili hiiiizii, I.,-. -l i. xi- -- pn-siilcrii 1-I xl.-- lf- . 4l..l,, ii im in-r ol the Mall- Linh, l':nIuic'n mliliir nl' thi- silioiil in-ii-giip:'r, mill is l'1-ll City High Fili-wi 1 wrivrr in Nnlionul Council nf 'lizuln-ra vii l L:- lisli Fxiiniiimiliiri. I ive seen the kingdoms - plant ind animal in their place - e've split the atom, dropped the womb, and been to outer space. :'ve answered question after iuestion brought before the greatest minds d classified both man and beast .ccording to their kinds. t one we haven't seemed to find, And this, I think, is oddl 2 answer to the question asked, Where is God? ARUARY 'I5 1968 'IONAL BETA CLUB JOURNAL This was an error. WE are proud to announce that it is PELL CITY, ALABAMA, PELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL! Best Dancers CAROLYN BUNT JAMES SIMS Most Intellectual Stick me and die! ! ! PATSY RITCH - Intellectual and Mad Scientist! Ai H' F NQXXV X TYJRWX Q x EV SHARON MITCHELL - LAURIE MEWBOURNE Best Sports in A5 , ,, Steve instructs Carolyn in the use of school camera KEITH HENDERSON - NANCY BRYANT f -Qgi Most Bashful LARRY BOWMAN ' MARIORIE BURGESS Mrs. Whittle tells Sharon and Sheila to sit tight. X X 2 L 1 1 qfff E iii is F v3,.,i,, Most Dzfgnfied 1. M qw, W Wff' 5 E Q i nf Even with no shirt for his tie, Randy still looks dignified? ,,...-A ' d ss,, , 1 V ' - , VV, . ' e i is s :X i , , KA , A ' V , Polygrip f ' Y - ' '-'Z -Lf ' d Tester PAM KENDRICK ' RANDALL PARTRIDGE TERRY ROOKER Campus Clown . ' 1 I ,i . . X , 1 A , V 4 if i if ' fi I H -Y .'QL ' ,w 5 Ntys I .Q I is s 1' 0 X ssss -35:4 o Within- g , Q 9 'fx' f fi. A QQQVQQ ' 0. . in O l 9s.O A , , . ,.' ihlz ROXANNE BUKACEK Q .flair 4 ui ig' , 47, gk ,'.t'Y uw w 1.,:'f.:.,s.ff , 9 , ,,,,' Xxx l N d W fgx il ,,.a . A' i Best Dressed , V f f 'l 'V 'Qs lg Z Courtesy or impatience? RITA SMITH - CALVIN BARBER Mrs. Central Jones seems to ' -- s be the center of attention. Best Artlst LINDA HIGGINBOTHAM - RANDY DRUMMONDS f.,w 4 Best Musicians ya., ,Qff f r sk 5 r 1 S 2 vi---.-W , SHEILA BOWMAN - DAVID FLOYD Most Likely To Succeed One of Steve's duties as dents in all phases of school work. v uncut X MARTHA JONES - STANLEY NIXON Stanley, says Mr. Slovensky He went that way. ,. ' '5 , , ,M . VA I . 51,5 photographer is to capture stu- Most Beautjul - Most Handsome :Q '.':'wm-. 4:1 ' - n - fl - r rx qs, 1 i ' fu A N x fa? fb' Q . . , . ,, ...J A Q . ' ' . ' ., :Q 'WC Q - .f . he ' .iw-5:33 i I .. . ,L,, K S ,JV I , , , - W Q. if -V 1 2? ' Z 5, Y , JENNIFER DENNEY ' JIMMY CHAMPION Best School Spirit ' w. ,W 9 fx XX K . g -. Gail and Nancy await judges' decision Jennifer, Cynthia, and Debbie always lend a helping hand. LINDA ANN WALKER Most Courteous Q o .l ,, .L swgg .o fo 5 i , xt M' ff Q X ok A 5 A A o W in !' 'fy J SSC YOU r?F F'U?1 GLADYS PERRY ' FRANK POLK What do you mean, Marleen, Biggest Flirts you want another one?? PATTY STARNES - LONNIE DODGE XXX mi nvlun...g'2,1 x Most Ambitious ,ie J., There Ain't no way! Q .75 fA., K .A RICHARD BLACK What do you mean 'turn around'? Cutest Couple ANN TURNER - RICKY DUNLAP Most Congenial yr-'Em with Willene Morrison asks, Which way do I go now? NANCY PARKER - SIDNEY SIMMONS MOS! Atl'Ll6liC e5f..'H-ifffwiwii Clarence, are you trying to bounce on the cei1ing??? it CYNTHIA COLEMAN - CLARENCE BRASHER Personality Plus IEANIE ROE - RICKY BELL ,KA :QM i .I e I , b e !Q:-, v I ,x Homecoming Hopeful ! Water Boy ! Most Dependable A-441 H H ,. -,--f, N ,' dim 1 r f'-MK CAROLYN BAIN -' TOMMY WATSON Most Friendly Panther LEWIS BROWN - VICKI TUCKER The use of the fire baton makes a beautiful sight on the football field . ,,lgQn,,,,,,. Trophy Awards Keith Henderson - Gerald Gossett Sportsmanshipg Ricky Dunlap - Most Valuable Linemang Clarence Brasher - Most. Valuable Backg Aegis Scholastic. Most Pop ular 'N-we KENNETH BURNS - ANNETTE VAUGHAN Laurie Mewborne - St. Clair News ffiniil iililiil fa Most Service to School ffdff 00 GAIL BUCKNER and BOBBY MADDOX .. ,,,.,...pv-o- ' Most Talkative PW' SHEILA ALLEN, KENNETH POLK If this doesn't work, I'11 use a bulldozer next. Good Citizenshtp Girl 'QB SHARON MITCHELL Boys, State Representatives Q we grew? KEITH HENDERSON LAURIE MEWBOURNE KEITH HENDERSON, RICKY DUNLAP, CLARENCE BRASHER, LAURIE MEWBOURNE KEITH HENDERSON, CLARENCE BRASHER Senior Football Players Trophy Winners CLARENCE BRASHER RICKY DUNLAP f ,, ' ., I L-- ,f1.f, f:i,f:i:'Q:gf??Hf'-yw - :wwf 1 ff vii J' 'Yi x 2. fihgfiw, ii: SUSAN CORNETT Miss FHA A lternates if PHY LLIS WEST DEBBIE VAUGHAN The Pep Band 2 gmnflf 'Es lie' Ns U I NQ SMOKING no ,..,,, .. Come 011, 1Gt'S hurry and get with it! What happened? Lose your place Margie? This year a totally volunteer group consisting of Beth Coshatt, Don DeShazo, Greg 4 Harrell, Steve Henson, Phil Howard, Herbert Kerr, Gary Staples, and Margie Yates decided to work up some half-time entertainment for our basketball games. The idea seemed to be that, if national TV audiences were entertained at half-time, so could PCHS fans find equal enjoyment at home. This is the first such group in the county and maybe in the State of Alabama. THE PINK PANTHER seemed to make a hit with the students and the faculty as well. We are proud of the PEP BAND! Heard loudly, but not seen too clearly - huh The Pep Band Shapes Up Eddie? l www Sure I can eat an apple! D , a vim- 'Q , You don't mean ll L You didn't think sweet Sharon would 4.-.N Demerit No. 5! I knew I should have used my poli- grip I dare you! .TSW Iv-bw Q, v 1... . Chewing gum in the slaw! ?! ? I don't know who put that tack in your seat, Mr. Lee. I Oh, no! Steak ala ' k bl-IC Come with me to the Cas-bah! s Q fig-1 v ' 4 assa 1 as oon , is I ' ' ' 43 . r Q What canl i ,.,..,. k,Vk .. i ii: 'ss' do for you-?n do it, did you? Coo1 it, Mama! She did , too! E, Ping! Sex appeal Oh--He's dream---y Sgr My wash was 99.44 per cent cleaner . A case of the blahs Domini, Domini, Domini! wixt 3 And 6:30 -- How majorettes spend their hours between the dismissal of school and game time! V 3 it I don't Think! I KNOW! I'1l get KILLED if I drop my baton during the half-time show tonight! Mr. Slovensky Did say to wear this side of the shield out, didn't he? On the Fanfare? . . I've got to remember to jump on the count of One--not Two! v I'd clip that item for American History class--but I have to eat and run. Oh, well! I'1l just try to remember to do it later. if Q s 42. bw in-i Gee, whiz! With this thing on fire--that's still too close for comfort--but my arm's no longer than this! Isabella and Sara Beth Perry are representative of all the great majorettes of PCHS. The time between 3 p.m. and time for the FANFARE is just one mad rush, with so many things to do--so much to rememberg yet all of them bring a thrill to the hearts of the Panther fans when they lead the band on the field. as i Mu, 1 i X Will I get through on time? Barely time to shower! . . Now the routine begins like this . . . . . s H: ... Sure, I'm barefoot! I won't wear these boots till I have to! Twixt Tha Resting before game Pre-game instructions - -ralx i vt v 2 -nyk 5 V, -K 5 f my . U , ,4. , , ..,f: f.... MQ.. I ' ,W i 4.4-we A N -:J gi mf to z ,F K 1-J A sf. ' .....4 ' '2 14-.,.. , Coach Langner tapes a p1ayer's ankle f 4 nens MTW W! s I , V54 rd Seven fi- Coaches eat supper before game Basic diet for football players Iv is P 1 Players enjoy a hardy meal IPY5 Getting dressed for game Exhausting activity during a game requires complete rest and relaxation, and a thorough study of the game plan and the opposing team's tactics. Here the Panthers portray the life of a football player during the last few hours before the toss of the coin, the referee's whistle and the kickoff. Players watch football film Barons fa local groupj furnish music for many local dances Sharon Mitchell and Pat Creech enjoy the homecoming dance at the Armory gf 5, -- M.. ,. .Q 2 .X wx 'XX N X W S qx 41 X Q 1 ,, it is f L33 ialfi-fif l SQ -' S 590 Don't look so sad. Dance! Miss Photogenie First Alternate JUDY JAMES FRANKLIN Miss Photogenie Second Alternate ROX ANNE BUKACEK New Ultra-Brite gives your mouth SEX APPEAL. Hunger Hill Wel1, I'1l just take my broom and fly! J b 6 -vw fa: 1 X f.'f '-f u x Q iiw ,4 1 3 :'2a'? t' F' .. M Q , X fo l T S5 -do Q ' ,FN F A 223 Not this again! Hippiedom?? Eitisisii lf 'QW , ,W , ea., ala- . ssl Qs 25 ,g J --.4 vi ' 'V ' Mr st The pin may be small and the cer- tificate just paper but these boys are proud - and rightfully so! ff f., 'W rw... 4 ,, ...... . fs.. run - .1 lil Ellulwl MUNI Ti Mr. Mann gladly presents an award to Dennis Maske while other F.F.A members stand by. The boys in F.F.A. work diligently in or- der to prepare themselves for not only farm work but also for jobs in many fields - weld ing, carpentry, electronics. In many in- stances the boys have opportunites to dis- play their knowledge and skills on campus as they make repairs on desks and chairs, prune shrubbery, and in general help to make Pell City High School a liveable and comfortable school. 'Env ml Wu Junior-Senior 1 966-I 96 7 Gone With The Windy, l , ,,,,. , F' l ettel M 'A- . A 171 - 4 l 5 :kai J L.. iii Southern belle and southern gent Antebellum decor R.. min ROCKIN' REBELLIONS! 12:00 and all was well ! And the beat goes on! i .QNX CKE? Mr. Mann says, What a way to begin the day. Rb , I 5 E I 1 4 I-.J 5 Q '4' 4fJ , M 7 . , ,.f K ' i Q Ni h ,- , Ai? ,W-ff' 1 1 1 n Finally I found a piece of cake that fits my mouth. Be calm, be cool, and b-e collective. Caesar? Who turned out DiClI1'f think Iused Gleem, and my teeth fell out! the lights? I'd do it, did ya? Really, rd rather Q2 do it myself! You left your enthusiasm where ?? B --:f-- ' 'A Safmtihiff - 'A- Ugh! Rocks sharp! 9 3 isrs ,Lf ..,, --il -- A gl rrrr Mums 1,wmwswxx ? W . f , Whose motto? We're ahead, now? Now , I shall bugaloo ! 42-22-42 2522 I ' g s rrtt gs s Yesterday a stand-in, t oday X l:m,,,.. r,,. 2. P i ' ,,, . a star? Stole mx Right Guard?'?! ! ,W 'F Mama said there'd be days like this! Samford will never be the same! Hey, I see it too, but I don't know what it is. Don't do it! bud, it's this way. Summer school bunch Sil1y Wabbit! Smile, and no one will ever notice I Wonder what that thorn in your hand! Mother W111 'Q ,xr I VOTE is an eye-opener! The McGuire Sisters? Ml u N n g .Ko .e ,7 Q 54. Miss Helms, getting what? ONEY! MONEY! MONEY! other peop1e's money! I can march, too. ME? Head Majorette? I don't think I want to fight. I ' 57 V S We make our own rules 3 X.. I just came from Vocational Ag. .Tu bet you Say that to all the girls. ALL STAR REVUE And they said the place was organized! Dream on, people! LII, ppp.p....:. You're not getting me to sign that demeri' 'F' I wanted one too, but they said I was- And they call them lces? , ,, n t good enough! Did you hear what she said?! We've got to make Hurry, Mom, I'm standing here in my shorts dripping we and the game i in five minutes! 'em yell this time! The Monday morning blahs. Family reunion? fx, Nickie and Carolyn compare notes at workshop as Miss Helms looks on. K RA- , V Z V Q ,K I dare you to start the car! Let's sneak out the back way! fglv- - I knew I Shouldlft And he's going with my Toys gathered by members of FTA. have Stayed out so best friend! 5 9 1-rg' 1 'L' ,. . mffhf-ww-. , ,sv , ,f - .QW f 1 M ' tg late ! This is what they do in annual staff. An hour to go and still in rollers Band members rest after performance. Referees confer before game. : I , , Lovie Jordan, Mentoria Robinson, Ruby Hamm Lunch- h Q ' room workers Mrs. Mays enjoys using the new oven. Custodian - OLIOUS KIRKSEY 5 4 .mm f X' Cheerleaders at half-time. .f 5 Rootie-toot-toot- Rummie-tum-tum ! ! ,os K, V 1 x ,I Pell High Is - flnj a F rightful world we view as stark' A nd grim-- too full of recesses, C old and dim. U topia is far removed from what we think. The L ittle we know puts us on the brink of a T ime up-dated from our yesterdays. Y oung, inexperienced, we search for ways To. . ROY E. MANN, Principal Guidance English , oy BOBBY ANDERSON SANDRA CRISPELL Pell H igh School Our school is what you, the student body and faculty, make it. Tremendous spiritual, aca- demic, and physical progress has been made in the past five years and progress is evident in the growth and expansion of our school plant. I wish to commend both the faculty and the student body for making this one of the best schools in the state. lt is a pleasure to work with people who desire better things in life. Roy E. Mann Democracy, Economics Band BEATRICE ALEXANDER JACK AMBERSON Home Economics m,,,,,i , Q r y N10 KATE H. DeGARIS Typing, Shorthand Vocational Agriculture L ANNIE W. HARRIS JAMES E. KING English, Spanish Head Coach 'N uri A. C. LANGNER Vocational Agriculture Art Ceramics ad? N' C, C. LEE, JR, English, Study History IALTA B. PACE DORIS RAGLAND I. W. LOCKE IOHN L LONERGAN Reading MARGARET P, SCOTT Assistant Principal, Science Reading Aid English kls.....,,.iv his , .,.i. I JOHN C. SLOVENSKY CHRISTINE SMITH History, Science Physical Education Mathematics fr 1 , ssitt ' 1 y --N., -S, S' fri 7 M TROY I, TAYLOR POLLY M, TURNER Typing, Bookkeeping an FAYE S, WHITTLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE: James P. Lane, Drivers Education, Assistant Coach Nellie Rt seay, Librarian MARTHA S, WEEKS Dietitian CLARA H . MAYS VICKIE H. SMITH Secretary il vi' MYRTH A M . ROE Pell High Is - 3' 2.4421 if , ' grgaii- 1 1 X A , ' M- , K .' ' , ff at QTOJ take a S tep from our protected doors, to E ase out onto the treacl'1'rous moors of N onentity that makes us crave to be I ndividual selves--recognized, and free O f childhood attitudes that would hold us back. We R elinquish our hold on S ecurity, yet lack .... Th 6 .1113 . TL' ' y W uf. , , 'Z 'sn . A . 'S m if X'-fi H s - ' . -if V V , A 'WF W .Q ii' U fi' ff-new 723 J9 1' A UUE? an A WN! Q if 4 X Sharon Mitchell delivers the Valedictory Address. A Glimpse 0 Graduation Scenes +3 1 iii!SIIiilliiiflililiiliiiliilili Q S 5 - i Guest speaker at graduation exer- cises was Dr. Ernest Stone, State Superintendent of Education. eff ' G14 2 rf- HUMOR SHARON ANN MITCHELL alutatorian Debbie is active in the Math Club, is vice-president of the Beta Club, features editor of the SPOTLIGHT, and poet and copy writer for the PELMEL. She won the Beta Club Journal Award for having her poem to be selected as winner of the first prize. On the night of graduation she was awarded the Avondale Mills scholarship, for S 3, 000, Valedictoricm Sharon is active in the Beta Club and Spanish Club, is secretary of the Math Club and reporter for the Student Council. She was elected D.A,R. Good Citizen Girl. DEBORAH EARLE SMITH Sheila Allen Roger Alverson Carolyn Bain A Betty Barber Calvin Barber Charles Bearden ' X iff' 4-eff? 4 'W' AN? ,...,-. I, , ,gn-Q. Ricky Bell Betty Bess , C C! Richard Black Larry Bowman Sheila Bowman . uis..,,,,,M 91 si Q Clarence Brasher wi, Q tr. bkig, YV, A L ...aa yn X549 415 ia.. b Y, Xt NVQ-v ! !? also r wr W' Duke Brasher Lewis Brown Dale Buckner Gail Buckner Roxanne Bukacek Carolyn Bunt Marjorie Burgess Kenneth Burns Teresa Carnes Jimmy Champion Cynthia Coleman William Crump Jeffery Darby Patricia Davis Jennifer Denny Martha Dill James Dillard Lonnie Dodge y Bobbie Dorough J Steve Drummond Randy Drummonds Ricky Dunlap Larry Fergerson David Floyd IWW fd' .W r,...0r nun., fs Pic'I'ure Noi Available glguu wwf? kk.,-nl i 1--Q? '3 1:: - 4 'C-gp IU' Michael Foote Olen Gambrell Gail Garrett Tommy Gortney Nancy Gowers Marvin Graham Rodney Green Randal Gwin Sharon Hannah Bill Hardwick Charlene Harris James Hayes Keith Henderson ' Q., Jo Steve Henson Linda Higginbotham Patricia Holladay Phil Howard Mike Hutchins Phillip Irwin Judy James Yvonne Johnson Martha Jones Pam Kendrick Jimmy Kilgroe f 'av' XX C 7 Picfure Noi Available J IW!! 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'Te-.X .A X Jw A 'WN 9? .g- NTT?-rr 'mv 'W' ig--...M .,.-ff X CN Jeanie Roe Lloyd Roe Terry Rooker Sidney Simmons James Sims Debbie Smith Jean Smith Karl Smith Mike Smith Rita Smith Sharon Smith Patricia Starnes Cynthia Sweatt James Thomason Richard Tice Evelyn Tollison Linda Tollison Vickie Tucker Ann Turner Kerry Turner Annette Vaughan Wayne Voss Sandra Waites Bill Walker --auf me, 'Q we-ri' ina- div ...db vig 'fV ,Q-' are ' k :il Paulette Walker President - Bill Hardwick Vice-President - Lonnie Dodge Secretary - Linda Walker Treasurer - Jeanie Roe Linda Walker Tommy Watson Nickie Weaver Teresa Webster Mary Sue Wilson Pell High Is - QThej which of hits of Yet of oint combination of maturity and poise ltimately comes with time. And the noise eon lights, psychedelic themes, and war nvariably to the very core ur frail, extemporary actuality. eason prevails through the murky sea uffocating pressures. We call to 6 Ann Abbott Linda Adcox Jackie Alverson Nathan Ball Kenneth Barber Marie Bearden Debbie Beason Roger Bishop Billy Jo Brakefield Lavonne Brown Kenneth Bullard Wanda Burke Debra Wadsworth Cagle William Calhoun Thomas Campbell Eugene Carroll Tommie Jo Causey Robert Champion Charlene Cook Susan Cornett Tommy Cosby Ray Cox Patricia Creech Jenny Crump Peggy Davis Carolyn Denton Charlotte Denton Betty Jean Dorough Michael Drummonds Eileen DuBose Linda Elders Jacky Etress James Ferguson Karen Fincher Linda Fisher f? 53 .sw 5, -v f T gb' MQ , , . ' f , I mi ' 'V I I1 J r rrsssrsrrrr if f 41 , Q 3 r 5 jfs? 7,9 rff X N! PHOTO Nor Available gfi. fv- I l'1 -K r QW' 'Gr Jr Qi' fs If ' B it 4,, 4 11 51 f ,am 31-1 ,, . W iif - my 1 hiss J, J ,ff ' ,',, ', ,zg 1g. ,V: :, ,.,,f1. ,Z V J lf? 54 HL L 'eg ' F 1 ' 4 ,,, ...af J +16 M. is W Wm, af -v .al gag, 4 MW' we-ay an , Y , f Q A x H 'A . X, s. 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W z 1 f W- x ,in , way as man if i 7 vi PHOY0 NOT AVAILABLE MW il? l 3 Lml l V . ,, ,r 'N g 'NK 2 W 2 Richard Southern Danny Staples Thomas Stevens Glenda Sweatt Paula Tate Deborah Taylor Linda Taylor Roy Tipton Judy Tollison Ronnie Tollison Teresa Tucker , Jo Ann Washington Eddie Watson J it Andra Watts Z I P r ' Scott Weeks if ,, A Mary Lil Weems rtt,,rn, Hope Wissim ,,l Susan Wilkinson rn iifri Floyd Williams i gi VVLVVZ J 'Q Melba Williams X .1 Stella Williams Andy Wilson Thomas Woods Danny Wright Cathy Wyatt Margie Yates Donna Youngblood Sarah Zachero PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Linda Barber, James Barnes, Danny Billingsley, Paul ette Billingsley, Kathy Bowman, Mary Brady, Don DeShaZo, Stanley Green, Jimmy Harris, Dean Hath- cock, Katherine Jones, Marsha Lee, Kaye Manning, A. C. Nickols, Jimmy Powell, Jimmy Price, Mike Rich, Roger Willis fr 'V f f fy! Junior Class O peers President, Freddy Hazelwood Vice-President, Marian Harrison Secretary, Patsy Ingram Treasurer, Isabella Perry MARIAN HARRISON ' Junior Horne- Junior Homecoming Float coming contestant. Pell High Is - , HJ, lf . H, QTheJ 4-5 1 4 wwf Q. as ,, . his f still the althou gh up ,M gs ,. aku , W M ,, K 'K We. ,Pm . ' 1 iifiif' ff ff ,fm Mi- ,,:: M ,... :H ..LV- V -,.k is - , ..,,V ,L .L easoned winds of life in lieu f books and scientific theology, rocrastinating on the future we alf-way fear, yet, half-way desire. nly W2 can decide through Life's hour ultitudinous paths we wish our feet to tread: ppresion leaves our hearts filled with dread, esourceful ones assume a false face ffecting an appearance of ophisticated grace. Then, fi-at -W , .. in nnis Abbott, Rex Alexander, bbie Alverson, Patricia ferson, Tommy Bain, Alice 'nes, Greg Barber ward Barber, Dale Beavers, myd Beavers, Leslie Beavers, ly Bice, Pam Bice, Lou hop ss Black, Eddie Bowlin, bby Bowman, Doyle Bow- tn, Frankie Bowman, arlie Brasher, Steve Brasher 'nnie Brewster, Rebecca wn, Steve Brown, Susan wn, Jonathan Brush, Ross rant, Shirley Burgess uis Byers, Danny Bynum, ary Cason, Mildred Castle- rry, Redenna Castleberry, nmmy Castleberry, Eloise Landler th Coshatt, Betty Cosper, ckie Crump, Harold Darby, anna Deason, James Dill, rry Dockery ck Dollar, Rosa Lee Dun- ray, Norma Dunlap, Connie vperson, Judy Erwin, Robert Lmbrough, Richard Feldser muglas Fincher, James Foote, 8 ,W J 4 1- 'of -,v F L ,ri ,hoo i 1 I P: fri f -vm is Q . .1 6 J, J, rv, i, HC? vs x 7 J --4 fra 0 f M tw-ef ra Forte, Jeanette Gallups, h ,fir tphne Gardner, Eddie Gar- tt, Jerry Garrett anny Gentry, David Ginn, illy Goss, Arlivia Gravette, arol Green, Lee Griffin, ,ike Gwin J ww J if R l -- vs , ,L vu vs , , W ' v. new I I r Q' 0- X, V Hi-f - -v I, f v so Q Q lx., ' V fs Q. -va if 1 ' fs ' 4 W I, ... 5 in-. 4 0 ,,,, ,f W-W ' 4 'W I M, , , X N ..,, 5 I of sl , T My I I 1 or A me 1 . , -v E , as in 3 Q ff ' U f 1 is 1 . i ' lf' .- . lu, .FQ ' 1 f' I I A-is. 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L J, ,M , 1-2 .f a -,v v fs 4 os ,..1' N15 A, I ,gag f-'swung 'WJ M M I Heather Hall, Dale Hamm Elaine Hamm, Jeanne Han mett, Charles Hannah, Lal Harmon, Jeannie Hazelwoc Randy Henderson, Jerry Hel son, Teresa Higginbotham, Connie Hodge, Linda Holli Gail Hodge, Lura Hyde Solon James, Bobby Jenkins Dianne Johnson, Willis Johl son, Ellen Kendrick, Kim Kendrick, Kathy Kennedy Hubert Kerr, Tommy Kerr, Chuck Langner, David Langner, Ricky Ledlow, Vonnie Lawson, Melinda Le Phyllis Lee, Mary Luker, Rita Macon, Sammy Maddc Ricky McCullough, Bonnie Merryman, Marlene Mills Steve Miller, Judy Mize, Sandra Moore, Willene Mo. rison, Linda Newson, Bruce Nixson, Rebecca O'Barr Paul Partridge, Shelia Part- ridge, Rechel Patman, Rick Patterson, Steve Pearce, Gail Preston, Linda Preston Vicki Price, Lynn Purdy, Donna Richardson, Sandra Ritch, lack Robertson, Clyd Savage, Mary Singelton Angle Smith, Connie Smith Jerry Smith, Mike Smith, Sammy Smith, Teresa Smitl Glenda Southern ry Staples, Lydia Steed, nny Sumner, Judy Thomp- 1, Roger Threadgill, Don- Tollison, Donna Tolli- 't Tomlin, Kay Tucker, ,ie Turner, Mike Turner, Jelle Tyus, Kenneth Upton bbie Vaughan :nda Voss, Billy Wade, imy Walker, Jackie Wallis, se Watlington, Violet ltlington, Jackie Watts mise Welch, Janet Weldon, ip Weldon, Phyllis West, ldred Whisenhunt, Dale litten, Eddie Wilkerson :nda Willis, Carlton Woods, nnie Wright P Ma 'A ' l 1 1 ' U1 fs. 1' Q 'A' '22 1 N A u- f , fe ' 'W-f 'r' ,, , K 1 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Judy Bice, Tommy Brown, Angela Bul lard, Mack Ford, Harold Hardwick, Willie Haynes, Jerry Hollis, Robert Keahy, Bobby Lindley, Randy Little, Clarence Nickles, Joan Perry, Barbara Pitts, Marie Ramsey, Linda Lipowicz, Johnny Stevens, Dorothy Taylor, Edna Turner. Sophomore Class Officers President, Dennis Abbott Vice-President, Robert Fambrough Secretary, Jacqueline Walls Treasurer, Jeannie Hazelwood V 3 Enthusiasm, disgust, wonder, tension, glee, panic, and just plain cracken'-up are only a few of the emotions expressed at football games. The acceptance of defeat. With a CRASH the Panthers tear onto the field. The cheerleaders release the Panther Spirit in a spirited yell. Pell High Is - ff ,.,J fThenJ 1, with the the for N I oy of our successful facade we march ahead - If nion of our thoughts to become the river bed ations of the futureg the application of our I ntellect to produce the flow of power 0 ver a world created by young and busy hands R eaching through the maze of confused people, lands H idden 'neath the political screens. We I nfiltrate to the teeming, worldly scene where littering signs, strange faces, foreign tongues scream I ideous accusations at our way of living. Then 0. D. Duran, Junior High chool - Officially Dedicated Octo ber, l 96 7 Jimmy Duran, Mrs. Julius Barrett, Jr., and Mrs. O. D. Duran Charlton C. Garrison, Principalg Hugh H. Williamson, County Superintendent On June 28, 1965, the final plans for the erection of a new junior high school in Pell City were completed and approved by O. D. Duran, who was Superintendent of Education, thus seeing another of his dreams for education in St. Clair County no longer a possibility but a reality. Within an eighteen-month period the school was completed, and later, on October 19, 1967, was officially and appropriately named the O. D. Duran Junior High School, for Mr. Duran died within a few hours after signing the necessary papers to make this school a reality. Dedication services were held in the auditorium of the new school. Mr. Hugh Williamson, Superintendent of Educationg Mr. Paul Turner, paSt Assistant Superintendent of Education and Pres- ident of St. Clair Federal Savings 85 Loans Associationg Dr. Austin Staples, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Pell City, were the guest speakers. Guests of honor were Mrs. O. D. Duran, Mrs. Julius fSandra Duranj Barrett, Jr. , and Jimmy Duran. Architectural plans for the building were approved by the County Board of Education--Harold Williams, Chairmang Robert L. Dickinson, Charles Baswell, James Cobb, and Ralph Williams, members, Henry Sprott Long, architect, and James T. Mitchell, associate. The Scott Brothers Construction Company of Talladega, Alabama, was the contractor. CHARLTON C, GARRISON, PRINCIPAL, O. D, DURAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Gaining knowledge, stimulating thought, preparing for life . .. this is education, so believes Charlton C. Garrison. With this belief always in mind, Mr. Garrison gives d un erstanding and wise leadership to each student and teacher and is anxious to see each person reach his full capabilities through education. Always he is ready to listen, to counsel, to praise, and to find ways to improve the O. D. Duran Junior High School - f its ace, its students, its curriculum. For such selfless dedication for the past seven years, the students and faculty of the O. D. Duran Junior Hi h S h d ' ' ' ' ' Mr. Garrison. g c ool edicate this page with deep admiration and respect to SARA B. BAIN Jacksonville State Univ. Major: Mathematics Minor: Sociology Subject: Mathematics HELEN I, COX University of Alabama Major: Art Minor: Music Subject: History, Art LEMMA O. GIBBS Teachers' Aid GLADYS H. HARDWICK, B.S, Jacksonville State Univ. and Howard College Major: English Minor: Science Subject: Science BILLY GENE HOWELL, B.S, Jacksonville State Univ. Major: P.E., Administration Minor: History, Biology Subject: Guidance Counselor Picture Noi Available W GA' ,ann Y f , Q Qs WLT x ,U i al, L ' , Q M' ' CENTRAL G, JONES, B.A. Miles College, Alabama State College Major: Social Studies Minor: English Subject: Social Studies NELLIE R. LEWIS, B.S. Jacksonville State Univ. Major: Elem. Education Minor: Social Studies, Science Subject: Science MAYLENE LIPSEY, B.A. Birmingham Southern Major: English Minor: Social Studies Subject: English MARY E, LLOYD, B.S, University of Alabama Major: English Minor: Social Studies, Physical Education Subject: English SARAH S, MEWBOURNE, B.S., M.A. Jacksonville State Univ. Scarritt Major: English Minor: History, Sociology Subject: Reading ,-'sr ,QM W . 'S 'N Q 'A' s :gk I :gf if i 5 rtllif iff? ix' MARGARET G. MONGOLD, B.S. Auburn University Major: Science, Home Ec. Minor: History Subject: English, Library MYRTLE B, PERRY, A.B. Alabama College Major: English Minor: Spanish, Social Studies Subject: English, Spanish IENNIE M. REECE, B.S. Jacksonville State Univ. Major: Science Minor: Biology, Math Subject: Math ANNE G. RISER University of Alabama Major: Home Economics Minor: Music, Art Subject: History, Civics SUSAN I. STEWART Jacksonville State Univ. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology, History Subject: Physical Education MARGARETTE B. TOLLISON Secretary IOHNNY W, TRUITT, B.S, Jacksonville State Univ. Major: Physical Education Minor: History Subject: Coach, P.E. ESSIE MABRY TURNER, A,B, Miles College, Tuskegee Institute Major: Mathematics Minor: Biology, English Subject: Math MAMTE M. WALKER, B.S, Howard College Major: Social Studies Minor: English Subject: Social Studies GRAHL H, WEEKS, A.B., M.A. University of Alabama Major: History Minor: Chemistry Subject: Science -ll. rl V09 ff' inth Grade Paula Abrams, Richard Adams Ronnie Adams, Vera Adams, Larry Andrews, Sherry Banister, Mary Bauder Linda Beavers, Rex Bell, Brenda Blake, Eddie Bowlin, Kathy Bowman, Wanda Bow- man, Larry Braden Dwight Bradshaw, Linda Brasher, Donald Brock, Ricky Bryant, Bobby Burton, Sandra Bunt, Mike Cain Kathy Calhoun, Faye Camp- bell, Roger Carreker, Jerry Carrol, Ricky Cleveland, Verna Cole, Katrina Collum Randy Cook, Alton Connell, Sara Connell, Billy Cosby, Marcia Coshatt, Bill Cox, Mick Crump Robert Culpepper, Jennie Davis, Van Davis, Johnny Dorough, Rickey Ensley, Ronnie Ensley, Gleen Evans James Ray Ferguson, Van Ferguson, Vernon Franklin, Gary Furguson, Larry Furguson Patrica Furguson, William Funderburg Io Ann Gaines, Ronald Garner Gayland Glidewell, Carl Goodgame, Martha Golden, Lloyd Golden, Elbert Gowers Beverly Green, Teresa Greene Libby Hadaway, Tressa Ham- pton, Wanda Hannah, Ray- born Harbin, Mary Ann Harris Kay Haynes, Melvia Jo Haynes, Harold Hazelwood, Judy Henderson, Linda Hines, Karen Hollis, Milton Horsley , 4 1 5, .. as ww 4 5 .f 7 41 5 m M , , , 'ff J -my fix 1 .. , ,fy 512 Q J ! f if V M wi A 1 ' VVVVVV I 'ITT L , V 1 , H -,'i- , ,M , V.,V r - ' rrr a' vi ' , n 24 X s r,,,, Jima . , , , A ., Q ii' , , ,.is Q , , fra, R- , A r lr, srr C 5 5' M 1? ., L 'r fifii? , 5 I' 'st K fl' E+, rss r f'f3r J .si ar, or v. 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Jackie Howard , Vickie Howard , Danny Howell, Barbara Isbell, Johnny Jones, Al Jordon, Steve Lee Jessica Lonergan, Susan Lonergan, Rosemary Love, Steve Manning, Bob Mann, Travis Martin, Bobby Masters Laura Mathis, Dana Merry- man, Gloria Merryman, Cecille Millam, Roy Miller, Carsa Mitchell, Shelton Morrow Jerry Moss, Tommy Moss, Buddy Neighbors, Charles Nelson, Pam Oliver, Linda Oden, Jeanie Parker Wayne Parker, Gail Patter- son, Dianne Patterson, Mack Payne, Denise Phillips, Jackie Pinson, Gary Powell Jimmy Preston, Oscar Proseus, Mike Reach, Debbie Reaves, David Rich, Larry Rich, Bernice Rowe Debbie Roe, Johnny Roe, Maureen Rowe, Richard Savage, Dale Shirley, Sherron Simmons, Angie Smith Eric Smith, Jamie Smith, Joan Smith, Reggie Smith, Sherry Smith, Tommy Smith, Jimmy Stevens Dorothy Stidwell, Vickie Streety, Kenny Tate, Becky Taylor, Dianne Taylor, Carol Tice, James Tice Kenneth Tipton, Donald Tol- lison, Richard Tomlin, Kenny Turner, Mike Turner, Terry Upton, Mart Vardaman Gary Walker, Gwen Walker, , Ruth Walker, Tommy Web- ,,,'.,,,V , i V V , V . mV J g ster, Donald Whitten, Ronald 3' 4, J yy - Whitten, Praira Whittle , V H V! ,V J J' gg. N I t y h gf. rrn so J he H ,fffi F J fH l5M J: Ronnie Wideman, James Wiley, Jessie Williams, Eliz- abeth Wilson, Kenny Windsor ' ' Rickey Wright, Pete Yates f g - y A J 7 if PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Nancy Alldredge, Pat Barnes, Eddie Bowman, Peggy Bryant, Roger Cook, Virginia Davis, Sandra Eades, Ronnie Higginbotham, Becky Hollis, Violet Hurst, Johnny John- son, Harlon Lee, Wayne Lee, Mary Emily Oliver, Roy Phillips, Rodney Rich. Freshman Class Ujficers Nil Rickey Wright, Wanda Hannah, Rosemary Love said 3 AJ ., ,A , :VI ,N - ' J F' ' , l R A , ir , A 3 'J J ,, J f A I .-.4 . V6-L35 :f ,. Nz I ,, ,Q is ,J xfvfv il K L .xg rx: fr Us V. ,, -Q-gf Y' .2 ' I P in fa J It v i kd M K up r ,,.x ::J,,, . . .K K 4, Il - gif, fr. ' J .ffidd A J . ik J 5 , J , .i J L, , 'J we 'Ji , i i . .N 1 my s V. ,f A1 'W ,,? , -ef A -s,.- f 1. ' rf , ' r ,rl Q ,V ,X -f A X1 - H J' ' ' r 2 fiiilff fl: , f . 7' ,aa J, 'I S 1, J 2 I Q..-f , , . 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X- 327411 V I A 4 i ,, -v 5: ga Q J: in ',' I' -L, gp -1, 4. a X r 1 ' V , x,.,. - Eighth Grade Jo Paul Abbott, Greg Allen, Kathy Allred, Bonnie Alver- son, Judy Alverson, JeffBaker, John Baker Alice Barber, Barry Barber, Charles Barber, Gary Barber, Auby Barber, Regina Beasley, Vicki Bell Rhonda Blankenship, Kay Brock, Wanda Brown, Johnny Bowman, Arabella Bukacek, Teresa Burke, Christine Castleberry Marilyn Causey, Marshall Champion, Patricia Childers, Thomas Childers, James Clements , Larry Clemons , Linda Cline Dwight Cole, Ronald Cruise, Steve Davis, Linda Deason, Gordon Driver, Terrell Du- Bose, Robert Dunaway Marian Ferguson, Vicki Fun- derburg, Ovell Gallegly, Brenda Gallups, Pam Gardner, Randall Gentry, Judy Gettys Glenn Goodwin, Leland Gos- sett, Linda Gowers, Lynn Griffin, James Gulledge, Sammy Gunter, Susan Gwin Wayne Hagen, Judy Hampton, Ricky Hannah, Susan Hard- wick, Vanessa Harmon, Debbie Harrison, Pinkie Hart- ley Roy Hathcock, Donald Hawk- ins, Ben Hazelwood, Donna Henderson, Rhonda Henderson, Judy Henson, Wayne Higgin- botham Sandy Hodge, Lorrie Hollis, Richard Hood, Ann Isabell, Jackie Isbell, Jerome Jackson, Shirley Johnson Hattie Jones, Steve Jones, Kathy Jordon, Wanda Kind- rick, Keith Kilgore, Steve Knight, Linda Lawson Allen Layton, Sharon Layton, Martha Ledlow, Bonnie Lee, Deonne Lee, Michael Martin, Earlene Masters Bonnie Mathis, Mickey Mc- Neal, Gary Mealer, Dennis Meeks, Rita Faye Milam, Roger Miller, Chucky Mills Freddy Mitchell, Jeannie Moore, Danny Newton, Charles Parker, Linnie Patter- son, Janet Pepper, Terry Perry Charles Pike, Dale Pilkington Pam Polk, Marshall Ramsey, Linda Rich, Gary Richey, Beverly Ritch Sheila Ritch, Lynn Sargent, Joan Savage, Patsy Savage, Carlos Scott, Loo Scott, Clint Shaw Tommy Shell, Debbie Shirley, LaSonna Shirley, Rocky Shirley, Randy Sim- mons, Mary Sims, Bill Smith Doug Smith, Mike Smith, Marty Snow, Cathy Spray- berry, Rickey Staples, Brenda Stewart, Ruth Stewart Randy Stone, Steve Sutherlin, Richard Tidwell, Mike Tims, James Tipton, Joan Turner, Delane Voss Ann Voss, Myra Ward, Patsy Waters, Mike Watson, Philip Watson, Dianna Watts, Den- nis Wells fs tii in 3 . --.a,,,,J' P, iraaa Q P i ' rsss ft . . ,s K 3- L .-- A ir- -,sb ,,.. ,r . 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Y ,V r A is ' Mike Wilson, Kathy Windsor, aff ' 5, 4 I ' W Aton Wolf, Helen Wolf , A M A ' iisi Terry Wolf haf f my Z1 . I 3 .J ya , I, 'If L Pi I- 'te ,I pw f ,fi , , . dim: W' PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: David Bates, Sandra Bates, Jimmy Cambron, Tom Cook, Robert Gossett, Beverly Hollis, Danny Hollis, LaDonna Mullinax, Jean Pilkington, Charles Smith, Debbie Thrasher, Nolan Wilson Eighth Grade Class Oficers Kathy Jordon, Myra Ward, Lou Scott Danny Abbott, Cynthia Adams, Kathy Alldredge, James Alver- son, Deborah Bailey, Glenn Bain, Patricia Baker Roger Bannister, Caffie Barber, Henry Barber, Randell Barnes, Rickey Bearden, Terry Bice, Pam Blake William Dale Blanton, Mary Bowlin, Cecilia Bowman, Kathy Braden, Wayne Brad- shaw, Debbie Bradley, Patti Brasher Leslie Brown, Lonnie Bruster, Ronda Brush, Randy Bullard, Debra Callahan, Wanda Castleberry, Ronald Castle- berry Larry Chandler, Barney Clark, Deana Collins, Wayne Cook, Pam Compton, Tim Coshatt, Ann Davis Deborah Davis, Henry Davis, Mary Denton, Ardis Dillard, Doris Dill, Danny Dollar, Peggy Dorough Rhonda Eastis, Evonne Evans, Laurie Farmer, Ricky Fergu- son, Deborah Fincher, Gary Fincher, Joe Foster Nina Gallagey, Michael Gardner, Junior Gentry, Tim- othy Glidwell, Jimmy Golden Sheila Golden, Kenneth Goodwin Kathy Goodwin, Patricia Gortney, Helen Gossett, Teresa Gossett, Jimmie Sue Green, Martha Green, Emily Hagan Connie Harbin, Peggy Hare, Clark Harmon, Jo Lynn Har- mon, Lilian Harris, John Haynes, Roger Haynes J 'S ' T 4 X Q . bi 'r ' M Q 'W 9 ' -1 vi' t a 4 ,..-.U Yi , E , I . in I , W 'iv I ' .5 l .A 1 - 'f Vi K-1.4 92- if J I I I if f ,fa Kwpv masf ,air gif J llss ar J T tt1,,f is lt , ig flax A I L- ' , 4 . 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'A idk 'J J ' Fred Hawkins, Diane Hazel- wood, Kerry Henderson, Marx Henderson, Joseph Higgin- botham, Louis Hingle, Dennis Holmes Rickey Howard, Donald Howell, Beth Hullet, Linda Jenkins, Jill Johnson, Dale Jones, Pat Jones Ronnie Justice, Keith Ken- drick, Gary Kendricks, Clyde Kerr, Susan King, Cathy Lay- ton, David Ledlow Janet Lee, Pam Lee, Rickey Lindley, Jeri Lockridge, John Lonergan, Billy Lovelady, Robert Lyne Kenneth McClaughin, Debra McC1ung, Delton McGaughy, Deborah McKelvey, Richard Macon, Donald Maddox, Jackie Maddox Frances Manning, Brenda Milam, Joey Mills, Paulette Mitchell, Donald Myer, Mary Ann Nelson, Dale Newsome Dianne Newsome, Stanly Newton, Everett Nixon, Rich- ard Oglesby, Ronnie Pardue, Delbert Patterson, Charles Patterson Robert Perkins, Johnny Pope, Margaret Proseus, Grant Purdy, Mike Randall, Jeanie Ray, Susan Reach Teresa Rich, Teresa Rickles, Ann Riser, Billy Self, Benny Singleton, Donna Sprayberry, Betty Smith Gary Smith, Gene Smith, Java Smith, Lloyd Smith, Nina Smith, Stepheny Smith, Teresa Smith Tommy Smith, Paul Staples, Tommy Stewart, Billy St. John, Julia Streety, Elroy Tally, Charlotte Tharp Larry Thomason, Milton Tucker, Dawn Turner, Sherri Vann, Mary Vardaman, Donna Wade, Michael Walker Judy Watson, Vicki Weaver, Una Weems, James Wells, Steve West, Terry Wilson, Billy Whisinhunt Susan Worthy, Vicki Wright, Joe Yates, Roger Youngblood, Mary Zachero K 'J lrao 3 A V it 'L I ,K I IV C. .6 in K .r.,, I I 'i I an g .af 1 1 Ewfp, Y nt ,fv K -,. y r,,,, j A y s . ,:,,,, J, N ,Zn g f, g ,,,, -i as 15,5 gf g - f B I V - K ., 'V - - ,, ,. W' Jfgfir 1 .. F r f - 'Iii gk , B 5 , i , l. Y.. Q A A A J ' 'fiiii Y lk or PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE: Mark Pinson, Shirley Rich Seventh-Grade Class 0 fcers Roger Youngblood - Marx Henderson - Tim Coshatt. ,S iff! T li Wi V . A I 1, fr. High Football Team, CAPTAINS Ricky Wright, Bill Cox, n s SPOTLIGHT AIDES Rosemary Love, Judy Henderson Beginner Band PELMEL AIDES Ioan Smith, Judy Henderson, Praira Whittle 4-H Club GWEN WALKER ARABELLA BUKACEK Head Cheerleader V Q 7 M iaragenv Cheerleaders ye ff K f ,kk, sg, JOAN SMITH JACKIE HOWARD LINDA DEASON l ' D P4 Q 3 rx It's a Happening! She's our idol. Jfaffe School stinks ! ! ! The one armed man!?! Q Make way for the Roadrunner You, are wanted in the office! The four stooges . Pell High Is - Q the nj a gain our upon w ith must w ith to as for into A D V E R T I S E M E N T S dvanced in age, tired of giving, imming eyes look with retrospect ictories, defeats, the mem'ries we collect ffortless ease. And then, another world ise, stemmed from the roots we hurled remendous strength into society. t, too, must struggle with all and more - tifled at times by burdens - the door verlasting peace still shut as tightly any have already found: yet, rightly, ven peace must be sought always. ow, as we close, the time calls for us to gaze imeless depths - ever searching, reaching, eeking the goals which our minds may deem. - Deborah Earle Smith y I H5 .. 7 F it a JILL'S DRIVE-IN HOME OF THE JILLBURGER Pell city, Ala. ROLAND and SARA GOQDWIN 'X I , ' . X f 'X K s m - , 1- T . ' lenl THX .3 all , . 3 Q 5 f 'W we X fl , 1-- .f,,,,5' jp--...,' I m l i gg . 'MQ ,. 3 A A ip.. . V,-15 Q W .. ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2309 3rd Avenue North Pell City, Alabama . Happy is the man that findeth Wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding. fProverbs 3:13, 'P . C ompl ime nts of SMITH'S TILE CO. Phone - 338-2075 C omplime nts of ROBERTSON BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 338-7743 338-7147 Pell City, Alabama Bett r Built Homes for Better Living C ompl ime nt s of JEFFERSON HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Three Modern Stores To Serve You Pell City Ragl Congratulations Seniors RIVERSIDE MARINA Riverside , Alabama Birmingham Phone 338-2291 BEST WISI-IES TO THE GRAD UATING CLASS TURNER DAIRIES Royal Electric Typevvriters ILIIYAF ANNISTON BUSINESS MACHINES, INC. Victor Printing Calculators Sales Service Rentals 1029 Gurnee Avenue Anniston, Alabama Qwmcleming PELL CITY - 3 CLEANERS - AND ny LAUNDRY K I Home of the Wash House Home-Owned and Operated by the Friendly PERRY BROTHERS Pell City, Alabama Phone 338-2024 F ll BANK C omplime nts of THE PEOPLES BANK Pell C ity, Alabama Ragland, Alabama sdpggpgdr .LP U 19 ,X a 5 uuo ., f una.,- Y llllflhl : 1 vonun Sgfvfc. HB6 ra-1-...... Q' X 1 -X E X Compliments to the Seniors From REECE SERVICE STATION APPLIANCE SERVICE COMPANY Service to All Makes of Large Appliances Pick Up and Delivery 1712 Cogsvvell Ave. 338-2720 Shop at . . , COHEN'S Clothes for the Entire Family Pell C ity, Alabama Congratulations to the Senior Clas s DR. AND MRS. NORRELL Pell City Compliments of PINE HARBOR LODGE AND RESTAURANT Pell C ity, Alabama Compliments of DR. JOHN HAYNES to the Seniors Class of 68 Pell C ity, Alabama THE ASH AGENCY Insurance Real Estate YOU R zzzfepezlffezzf I 11511ra1zc'e fAG E NT ,fi thi, SERVES YOU FIRST QQNAM All Lines of Insurance Off1ce 338-3368 Res 338 2785 ED E. ASI-I PELL CITY DRUG COMPANY Since 1908 338 7123 Teenagers Always Welcome - . XX! I W.. -js- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 2118 3rd Avenue, North Pell City, Alabama WE NEED MOMENTS OF ..k: Q1 ., K ,.., T i Kk,, ,MN Y T O K E P E iilll in 'f'i E ilee 5 , Im ill L ,E ,E N .I, ls , e l ee RIGHT PERSPECTIVE ON LIFE Best Wishes to the SENIORS PELL CITY PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY l204 Martin Street South I Plan Your Next Party or Night Out at the HOLIDAY INN fT C J Qfli E. . I UIIIII argvwifff f T ri 3, 0. ....I.,c,. I 3. I Il . mnuzzrzn' .r I 3 'E'1T?'!i!9I . 1fQ i'i!t'IIlI,IHIiI,'.II'T I .-Q- 1'.'r1-',A3'T-I-' ITC-. 'JVM' REG. U. s. PAT. OFF. Riverside Pell City ROBERSON'S Fashions for Young America 1920 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama C omplime nts of THE PANTS STORE Leeds, Alabama C omplime nts of CARL-ANN FLORIST , mu .S'PIIDY.' ,L X fi x IVV' 7 5 D Q 7 Le e ds , Alabama Flowers-Byalz-eta DILLARD GULF SERVICE Groceries - Minor Tune-Up Brake Work Phone 338-7922 ELLIOTT'S BAR-B-Q Stembly Bridge Road Corner of Pine Harbor Road ST. CLAIR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION QED? A 452+ 1,87 u.uuu I' I . .:::r::. - -al .2't'..'fS.s' f II, . ' I fl .V N, r V lt Does Make A Difference Where You Save Pell City, Alabama 338-2228 L 8g L HOMES, INCORPORATED TI13, COMMERCIAL 81 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. ,Z31N m USCG C omplime nts of THE AUTO CLINIC Managers: BILL EPPERSON RAYMOND IBUDJ WILLINGHAM I-Pixo A 'Ip L I AUTQ A REPAIRS If !,-xx K A 'L X ,, N , ax' S 'pr Pell C ity, Alabama Compliments of PELL CITY OIL CO. Owner O, H, LAWLEY if UI AIIIA AMERICAN Congratulations KILGROE'S ANTIQUES Seniors Furniture, Glass, China and Collectors' Items ST. CLAIR NEWS AEGIS 2212 Third Avenue, No. Pell City, Alabama MR. and MRS., JOE W, KILGROE Everything That's Worth Being Phone 338-7923 Read Compliments of Compliments of MARTIN HOSPITAL 8. CLINIC Pell City, Alabama DR. ARTHUR F. RISER C ompl ime nt s THE HITCHING POST Antiques Gifts On Logan Martin Lake P. O. Box 65 Cropwell, Alabama Complime nts of DR. JOSEPH F. GILMER slag, AND Q00 WP' N01 CITY OF PELL CITY CONGRATULATE THE 1968 GRADUATES Mayor, Otis Perry Councilmen, Dr. R. F. Cox, Dr. H. C. Clayton, James S. Smith, A. E. Nixon, .Toe W. Kilgroe Clerk, Bettie Scott Police Chief, Ruble Bovvlin Supt. of Utilities, James Tyus, Supt. of Streets, Homer Bannister Firechiefs, Cecil Guthrie and Earl Hutton C omplime nts of I 7m GOOD FOOD I I I V Q Psu. CITY STEAK House U AND RESTAURANT Phone 338-7714 U, S, Hiway 231, Pell City, Alabam Congratulations Compliments to the Class of '68 JACK'S MOTORS of FENDLEY STANDARD SERVICE STATION 401 Martin Street North Pell City, Alabama Where prices are born not raised Friendly Fendley Cogsvvell Ave. Pell City, Ala Compliments of LARRY'S RECORD RACK STATE FARM INSURANCE A. O, 1-IULLETT, JR., Agent 338-7675 Record Players I-li-Fi and Stereo Albums Top Hits in 45's 338-7382 Congratulations to Seniors From COURSON SEATING COMPANY Church Furniture Specialists 201 26th Street North Le eds , Alabama Congratulations to the Class of '68 f 'viiif ,f 1 ,Lly 1 W fa5 l UNION STATE BANK The Bank With the Chime Clock C omplime nts of RABBIT BRANCH MARINA BOATS Dry Boat Storage, Launching, Bait, and Tackle Tuffy Fishing Boats for Rent, Picnic and Camping, Swimming 'N 1' Area, and Cafe Phone 8-2018 Best Wishes to the Seniors ECONOMY SUPPLY COMPANY 2316 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours V fa NH' .fPff0Y,' wg U I r Flowers-By-Mm PELL CITY FLOWER 8. GIFT SHOP Phone 338-2226 Pell City, Alabama ,Q Phone 338-2251 Qylwcleaning ,jpg In the Heart of Dixie i Q5 if CLEANERS I, ANDRY vous: 'rnounss LAUND wr vmusu Home of the Wash House THE PERRY'S Pell City, Alabama Phone 338-2024 5 ' ., , Q RE QAEQIIIHPB - DIXIE AUTO PARTS 809 24th Street North Pell City, Ala. HAROLD R, VAUGHAN, Owner CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS SUTHERLIN CHEVROLET Over the Years America's Choice by a Margin of Millions 901 24th Street North Pell City, Alabama Compliments of HORACE C. CLAYTON, M.D. ll city, Al abama MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO AND BEAUTY SALON mplete Beauty Service With Merle Norman Cosmetics Mode rn Styling, NORTHSIDE GROCERY AND WASHERMATT MODERN EQUIPMENT Modern Equipment Owned and Operated by: DONALD NOOK and LOIS SMITH 3222 9th Avenue North Tinting, and Bleaching Pell C ity, Alabama Most people do not realize that the approximate cost of the PELMEL publication is 34,500.00 annually. The sale price of a yearbook does not cover the cost of its production: therefore, the school and yearbook staff are deeply grateful to the many advertisers who support the PELMEL and the school with their advertisements, thus making the yearbook possible. To each advertiser we express our most sincere ap- preciation, PELMEL Staff of 1968 Faculty and Students of Pell City High School World' s Largest Country Ford Dealer Compliments of WYATT-HCBSCN FORD, INC. of-CIE? 1,1 coMMuNlTY j COIN LAUNDRY Xjffgiilf 338-0301 - Phones - 338-2224 Eden, Alabama Pell City, A Pell City Alabama Compliments of Compliments Of MODERN BEAUTY SALON 5M'TH'5 RECAPPING Firestone 2406 Third Avenue North Pen City, Alabama NORMAN SMITH: Owner Phone 33252055 Pell city, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of TEXACO SERVICE PELL CITY MEMORIAL XTE co MR, T, D. SCOTT Phone - 338-9925 Trust your car to the man I who wears the star. Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1968 CLOTHING STORE From Phone 699-8388 McKEE'S BARBER SHOP Leeds, Alabama Clothing For The Family Pell City, Alabama C ompl ime nts of PELL CITY CAR WASH -I-ED R. HAMME-I-T INSURANCE AGENCY Comer Ave. Pell C ity, Alabama Pell City, Alabama Phone 338-7222 Compliments of Complgzments STANDARD OIL STATION Service With a Smile Manager: BUCK BRAZIER DR' R' F' Cox X95 Compliments Compliments O 1, 2 ,i of f Hd: PE'-L CITY xg DAVIS BEAUTY SHOP AMBULANCE SERVICE RUBY ROE--Owner 338-3333 Pell City, Alabama 333-2798 Congratulations Senior s PELL CITY HARDWARE Pell City, Alabama For all your hardware needs C omplime nts of DAVIS C omplime nts of J. L. GOLDEN CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR Serving St. Clair County Since 1958 f-ru pnlhis Y gt' Y J' 321524 Q Q , Land Clearing , Driveways . :Digging . Parking Lot I , Lakes , Subdivisions Residential, Industrial Drag Line and Crane Work Farms, Acreage We Build F,H, A, and G. I, HO1'I1eS 338-7152 Sixth Avenue 18th Street Pell City, Alabama J- L- G01-'DEN Resident: Lincoln, Alabama Stewart Pen C1115 Phone: 472-2125 ,338-3331 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 MEEHAN'S POULTRY Pell City, Alabama PELL CITY TIRE REBUILDING COMPAN' Best Wishes to Class of 1968 Compliments of BUCKNER'S MARINA Riverside , Alabama PELL CITY AUTO PARTS Automotive Machine Parts Shop Servici CHAN PIOII Pell City, Alabama 338-7211 1 I I COTY MAX FACTOR Open 7 - Till ll 338-2700 ALL YOUR SUMMER NEEDS Hwy. 231 North Highway 231 North 338-7712 TUCKER BROS. CONTRACTING CO. Pipeline Specialists Gas, Water and Sewer Systems 595-0564 338-7395 KENNETH W. TUCKER JACK H. TUCKER HENSON SHELL SERVICE STATION Dial 338-7566 Interstate Z0 and Highway 231 N, Pell City, Alabama C ompl ime nt s of CANDY DIVISION of MERCI-IANTS CIGAR Sz CANDY DIVISION OF HAVATAMPA CIGAR CORP. DON BLANTON, Representative BLACK'S LANDSCAPE 81 PLANT SERVICE R. A. DICK BLACK Owner Phone 338-7888 1805 19th Street Pell City, Ala C omplime nts of JACK'S BAIT AND BULL Logan Martin Lake South PELL CITY GROCERY 8. MARKET 1915 Cogswell Ave. Pell City, Alabama Meats---cut to please Compliments of AQUA-LAND MARINA Dry Boat Storage, Launching, Bait, and Tackle Picnic and Camping, Area, and Cafe Phone 338-23 89 Compliments of Compliments of KILGROE SHEET METAL ODENVILLE WOOD PRODUCTS 8. AIR CONDITIONING CHARLES N. ROBERTSON, Owner Pell City, Alabama Odenville, Alabama Best Wishes to the Class of '68, GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Complime nts of PC5114 will Cogswell Avenue - 1806 P611 CKY' Alabalifla BUFORD IBUCKI Rows Goodyear Batteries G.E, Major T.V, 's TOM DOOLING and Store Manager Appliances MAYS AND JONES Compliments of a Friend Pell City, Alabama The People's Store CULVER LEE Where Quality Costs No More 63355133 PARENTS' Rn Goosz J-,.,i,,,..x Saou WE CARE I About You! A8.P Pell City, Alabama AVOND Avondale salutes the twenty-eig t High School and College students em- ployed at the Pell City Plant on part- time basis. Some of these students Work only on weekends, and some work during the week after school hours. Randy Drummonds, one of these students, is shown supplying a full magazine of filling to one of the mod- ern Model X-3 Looms. Compliments f Compliments of WHITE, AUTO STORE REYNOLDS o-K TIRE STORE 1916 Cogsweu AVC-mu New Tires Recaps Used'Tire Pen City, Alabama Pell City, Alabama 338-2565 Compliments of Compliments of WESTERN AUTO RICHEY'S BODY SHOP ASSOCIATED STORE BOX 631 Leeds, Alabama Pell City, Alabama fisting! 1' 5- Q sl. 1 Siitifqli 1 1' 1... A fa.. STANDARD OIL STATION JAMES E. PERRY Manager Pell C ity, Alabama t t :-A e e ir i pt A p AQ 2: f I ..- 5e'wfw'ffIf'Q. Q Our greatest pleasure has been helping the 1968 PELMEL staff in making this yearbook the best memory of Pell High. For all kinds of pictures, Large, small, or in-between, Please, call on BELMONT-- We'll make the Scene! 214 lfZ 18th Street North BELMONT STUDIOS C omplime nts of C omplime nts of ST. CLAIR INGRAM MANOR INC. GAS CO., INC. A Skilled Nursing 2313 Cogswell Ave. and Convalescent Home James E. Ingram Mickie G. Barber Administrator Nursing Supervisor I Ph. 338-3329 'L'2'.'P'i Ph. 338-3320 Pell city, Ala. 338-3327 510 Wolf Creek Rd. N. Pell City, Alabama As Near You As Your Phone CITIZEN'S DRUG CO. The Drug Store in the Middle of the Block. Pell C ity, Alabama Congratulates the Senior Class of 1968 HARMON FURNITURE COMPANY W. H. HARMON Pell City, Alabama C ompl ime nts of GRAY AND GOODGAME GARAGE 24-Hour Wrecker Service C omplime nts of DR. ROY H. COSHATT Pell City, Alabama Compliments of EMERY 5 8. I0 1903 Cogswell Ave. Pell City, Ala. Congratulations Seniors DAVID TIM'S GROCERY Cropwell Fishing Tackle and Bait HAGAN DRUG COMPANY Your One-Stop Prescription Drug Center 338-335 5 Pell City, Alabama Compliments of JOE W. KILGROE SONNY KILGROE Cogsweu Avenue 2219 2nd Avenue North 338-3341 P911 CNY, Alabama Pell City, Alabama Complime nts of C AND H COMPANY Headquarters for the Latest Fashions in School Clothing and Shoes 338-7422 5 S Qffs , ,,,. , rr -.W 1 'sez 3 ' ' I fzifmigg ,.-. wwi-VV 7,,X..,.: ,?:7,w.N.4...,.,f..vfX 5 Q 5 x WN' ,xxx KN Q x , gi Q' 11552 11553 1 4 . 4 9 qu f www aaa W QS .0 , ..,. f .wg ,W my 4 w. K The End pf? 1 940 7 Cf awyfffk , v 4.3. naman:-Qisjn-rvcqngcz - zz 1 'lunmhuk::- I h K , V A aavmaif ,J b?-ii-FMF-12:.ffi-44'--1 Tw: iq'-r, JLfS'w1A': ' 'Af' 4 ff 4 1'7' FLISNM ' -QW ix 1-5-' iikiwv- R ., I , E U, h Q, 2, ,, -1 , ,.,i.,.A,1v 4 ,,, R , I A I J A H ,, SW , ,WY I Q L, -.fy L 4. g gfffg-,3- . ,2L,, M ., A , ,,. . . ,K , , Q Y ,, .,,,Z.,m, 1 K, . 4 , .,.. mwuamwi, W2 IL ,- .,in..f. 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