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

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Exciting reunions , , , Frustrating schedules Empty billfolds , , , Class photos , , , . . i issi i -zi iiiiiiiii i.iiii,n, Z i Pefslstlng rules - - - e 2 ' 'lf Contents Administration Senior Class junior Class Sophomore Class Organizations Sports Personalities Activities Advertisements i Opening Days Mounting headaches , , Last-minute preparation Borrowed time , , , Final instructions , , First impressions , , , The Nitty-Gritty Athletic pep talks , , , Receiving grades , , , Loving encouragement , , Exhausting research , , , Everlasting themes , , , Last minute cramming 6 A ,,,,,,s-Q-3 g Www Sig- 3' Hom e C om mg Colorful floats . . . Tired feet , , , Imaginative decorations , , Blood-shot eyes , , , Sack lunches . . . Painfully-sore bodies , , Gala atmosphere , , Suspenseful anticipation A I0 uw w , , ' , fig if Q X f uf-.... S s . 'fx' S 13 ' 5 l A4 1 22? i X s 1 4 I Days of Agony cmd Ecstasy Team - Spirited Rules - Explained Morale - Boosted Run - Determined Toss-up - Won F! 5 F E 3? S 3 ! S 1 X 2 ACU LTY Administration ROY E, MANN, Principal Administrations TROY I. TAYLOR Assistant Principal Counselor 1 ll 4 W 'N M ffififlwf it B-J Q.: In Memoriam COACH ALEC WATSON Many persons come and pass by, yet few have a profound effect on those around, A quiet serenity within his circle, Coach Watson taught by example and deed that which he believed to be real to human na- ture, To GIVE and to BE INVOLVED wasjust as much a part of his life as breathing is to existence, The battle of life was lost but NOT his example to students and peers because he truly lived the ga1ne of life, proving It matters not if we win of lose but how we play the game, QGrantland Ricej To search our feeling and acknowledge sorrow, truly it was better to have known both the sorrow and the loss than never to have known Coach Watson, AMELIA S, WILLIAMSON English I and English II Language MARGARET P. SCOTT English III CLARENCE C, LEE, JR, Library and Spanish II Arts 'i'7'j P.. e I A 5 . Q -M +'w:Mv::mm-fsmQ,.- . .. -mm ANGELA HAMLIN English II DOROTHY H, HERRON Reading REBECCA GATLIN Business Law, Business Math, English I History DANNY COOPER American History ROGER PA TE World History DAVID BRYANT Economics and Democracy Government yo NORMA NOB LES American History and World History Business Education ry, ANNE W, HARRIS Typing I and Office Practice F' FAYE S, WHITTLE Shorthand I and II, Typing II, Bookkeeping fs 1- PHYLLIS BUTTS ANNIE CURRY Home Economics Home Economics 1 V J , E S 6: Domestic Arts CHARLES HARRELL Vocational Agriculture JAMES E, KING Vocational Agriculture R. v an Math cmd Science .A-cuff. ,,,..f-P MARY B, HARRIS General Science, Algebra I, Geometry RALPH WILLIAMS MARTHA WEEKS Biology, Chemistry, Physics Algebra II and III, Geometry Art and Music E JA, JOHN L, LONERGAN Art I, Art II, Ceramics JOHN P, WHITT Band, Glee Club Physical Education PEGGY CAMPBELL Physical Education Qt 'Q W- , JAMES MASON Assistant Coach and Drivers Education PETE RICH Head Coach and Physical Ed Office Staff Aline Braden, Secretary Assistants: Beverly Ritch Cindy Towery Carol Beavers Dianna Watts Jessica Lonergan Bob Mann Bonnie Rhoton Kathy Allred Ruth Walker . f i 3 H in if , 1 MW X , lla? Clara H, Mays Mentoria Oclen Dietitian Lunchroom Staff ff' ,, . ,QQ Q' Ruby Hamm Hattie Collins Olious Kirksey Lunchroom Staff Lunchroom Staff Custodian Bob Mann 32 General Flunky 'kQd Li , 4r 'f ' 'Qr' it WDM ren If ,Qw- S F 'T'-. 9 x l i 4- 82 s. .Q .Q ax Q11 OS' J 5 1 SENIQR ' -0- ..,, :rg -4. .APL-G 4' N 1 RICKEY ADAMS RONNIE ADAMS VERA ADAMS DWIGHT ALLEN LARRY ANDREWS MARY BAUDER LINDA BEAVERS REX BELL DENISE BLACK BRENDA BLA KE EDDIE BOWLIN KATHY BOWMAN LARRY BRADEN DWIGHT BRADSHAW RICKEY BRYAN an YW' iff -'md '71, PAT BURNS MIKE CAIN FAYE CAMPBELL ROGER CARREKER JERRY CARROLL CYNTHIA CARTER WAYNE COLEMAN KATRINA COLLUM SARAH CONNELL RANDY COOK BILLY COSBY MARCIA COSHATT BILL COX ROBERT CULPEPPER MELINDA DARBY VIRGINIA DAVIS VAN DAVIS DANNY DUCKETT REGINA ELDERS RICKEY ENSLEY RONNIE ENSLEY GLENN EVANS DEBBIE FERGUSON VAN FERGUSON VERNON FRANKLIN WILLIAM FUNDERBURG RONNIE GA RNER FRANCES GARRETT LLOYD GOLDEN MARTHA GOLDEN . ,. xatv? K. ID ff. J Xizzr is - , ww Off ROBERT GREENE TRESSA HAMPTON RAYBORN HARBIN LANE HARMON PRAIRA HARRELL MARY ANN HARRIS HAROLD HAZELWOOD CHRISTINE HENDERSON JUDY HENDERSON KAREN HOLLIS THELMA HOLLIS VICKIE HOWARD DANNY HOWELL CHARLES HUFFSTUTLER LENNY INGRAM BARBARA ISBELL .TOHNNY IONES AL JORDAN MIKE KENDRICK HERBERT KERR LAURA LAWLEY RICKEY LEDLOW WAYNE LEE RUSTY LEWIS JESSICA LONERGAN SUSAN LONERGAN ROSEMARY LOVE MARY LOONEY GLORIA MALONE BOB MANN 1-.M fzzrr STEVE MANNING TONI MARTA fl TRAVIS MARTIN QT. WZ If N'-5. SL qv wlltrn H 'B 'mn- 'Ng BOBBY MASTERS BEVERLY MERRYMAN GLORIA MERRYMAN DA NA MERRYM ON PEGGY MESSER CECILLE MILAM MARLENE MILLS CARSA MITCHELL WANDA NEWSOME LIN DA ODEN f LURIA ODEN 'EQQQ .V l AE PAM OLIVER If - W Y' IEANNIE PARKER DIANNE PATTERSON GAIL PATTERSON LIBBY PATTERSON MACK PAYNE ANGIE PERRY JACKIE PINSON GARY POWELL MIKE REACH TERESA REYNOLDS BONNIE RHOTON DAVID RICH LARRY RICH MARTHA RICHEY DEBBIE ROE EQ-r IQ xvwanv JOHNNY ROE MAUREEN ROE DIANNE SEALE PEGGY SHEPHERD DALE SHIRLEY SHERRON SIMMONS DALE SKELTON ERIC SMITH JAMIE SMITH .TERRY SMITH JOAN SMITH REGGIE SMITH SHERRY SMITH BETH STAPLES VICKIE STREETY 1 4l LANNY SUMNER KENNY TATE DIANNE TAYLOR MELODIE TAYLOR DONNA THOMAS WARREN THREATT CAROL TICE BOB TOLER CINDY TOWERY DIANNE TURNER FRANK TURNER KENNY TURNER MIKE TURNER TERRY UPTON MART VARDMAN 'HQ VMnnv ,wr is HOWARD WA DE GWEN WALKER RUTH WALKER PHYLLIS WEST DONALD WHITTEN RONALD WHITTEN JAMES WILLEY DIANA WILLIAMSON ELIZABETH WILSON KEN WINDSOR NANCY WREN PETE YATES I 43 HUEY BOWLIN DON BROCK BOBBY BURTON JOHNNY DOROUGH JAMES FOOTE MIKE GWIN HAROLD HARDWICK JO HAYNES JIM MANUEL Senior Class Officers President - Rickey Ensley Vice-President - Thelma Hollis Secretary-Treasurer - Jessica Louergan CLASS PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE WAYNE PARKER RICKEY PATTERSON REGINA LD PEA VEY JAMES POSEY TEMPLE POSEY GENISE ROBERTSON RICHARD SAVAGE LARRY SHUNIAK RICKEY WRIGHT v r -.V . 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V ..,' 4. , . .W nb- A ,lx J' .x L1 .ILI IORS Vickie Bell Charlotte Bice Donna Bice Leamona Bice Linda Bice Steve Bice Rhonda Blankenship Eddie Bonner Johnny Bowman Kay Brock Elliot Brown Wanda Brown Joe Paul Abbott Don Allen Greg Allen Kathy Allred Jeff Baker Jonathan Baker Barry Barber Joyce Barber Regina Beasley Ml' if Wi, 11 X4 ,ii 'X' Becky Burnham Teresa Burke Mike Burns Christine Castleberry Marshall Champion Myra Champion Patricia Childers Thomas Childers James Clemmons John Connell Patrick Curry Steve Davis Linda Deason Cindy Dockery Gordon Driver Terrell Dubose Benny Carl Embry Willie Evans Vickie Funderburg Brenda Gallups Pam Gardner Pinkie Hartley Debbie Harrison Roy Hathcock Ben Hazelwood Donna Henderson Rhonda Henderson Judy Henson Wayne Higginbotham Sheila Higginbotham Sandy Hodge Lori Hollis Flip Hoskin Glen Goodwin Leland Gossett Carolyn Gover Lynn Griffin Suzie Gwin Wayne Hagan Judy Hampton Susan Hardwick Vanessa Harmon 4'-75. M r H '11.,:i:,i,iZ 1 afla- Ann Isbell Jackie Isbell Janice Jackson Edward Johnson Steve Jones Kathy Jordan Juanita Jordan Michelle Kern Keith Kilgroe Robert King Steve Knight Sharon Layton Martha Ledlow Bonnie Lee Connie Love Jan Love Maggie McCoy Mickey McNeal Bonnie Mathis Gary Mealer Dennis Meeks Terry Perry Charles Pike Pam Polk Tommy Posey Linda Rich Garry Richey Beverly Ritch Sheila Ritch Carolyn Sanders Lynn Sergeant Joan Savage Patsy Savage Roger Miller Freddy Mitchell Danny Newton Linda K, Owen Marcia Oliver Charles Parker Emmette Partain Linnie Patterson Janet Pepper fi .533 G- A Carlos Scott Loo Scott Rocky Shirley Randy Simmons Mary Sims Wayne Siskey Clark Skelton Bill Smith Doug Smith ' L ,I.:?!IT:X: '?. m'-. ,. ' A+' ! ar 8 ww fl Mike Smith Marty Snow Dwight Spangenburg Barry Starr Brenda Stewart Ruth Stewart Randy Stone Steve Sutherlin Jeffrey Swain Deb Taylor Lynn Taylor Sherrion Threatt Dianna Watts Philip Whitten Janie Wilkerson Danny Williams David Williams Judy Williams Gaston Williamson Carolyn Wilson Mike Wilson Kathy Windsor Alton Wolf Helen Wolf If Richard Tidwell Mike Tipton Ioan Turner Mike Utter Ann Voss Bobby Waites Patsy Waters Mike Watson Philip Watson N, .tl, f tm . 1 ,W , , Iunior Class Officers Terry Wolf Donald Wynn Terry Young President, Roger Miller: Vice-President, Ben Hazelwood: Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Stewart PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE Carol Beavers Matt Bowles Patricia Ferguson Don Freeman Johnny Hamby Susanne Harbison Rickey Hardy Raymond Harris Swannie Harris Dwight Hill Jaratha Hill Milton Horsley Johnny Kirkland Robert Lee Pam Moore Susan Moore Jerry Moss James Neighbors I. B, Roberson Geanice Robertson Frederick Shepard Debbie Stafford James Stevens Thomas Webster Ronald Wideman Marsha Williams junior Homecoming Contestants Marsha Williams Pam Polk Teresa Burke Judy Henson Sandi Hodge Debbie Harrison fr: I , 1' , gl ,N SOPHQMGRES Kathy Braden Wayne Bradshaw Debbie Brady Patti Brasher Carl Brown Yolanda Brown Randy Bullard Randy Burns Debbie Callahan Theresa Cannon James Carmichael Tommy Carpenter Wanda Castleberry Larry Chandler Greg Coffey Danny Abbott Cindy Adams James Alverson Charles Baggett Debbie Bailey Henry Barber Connie Beavers Elise Beavers Martha Bice Terry Bice Pam Blake Dale Blanton Sam Bowden Joe Bowlin Cecilia Bowman Judy Bowman E Er 1, BN BQ QA , 'Q , X, rf LkW7 i'7 Deana Collins Sharron Collins Tim Coshatt Betty Cunningham Ernestine Curry Ann Davis Deborah Davis Mary Denton Mike Dickinson Doris Dill Danny Dollar Peggy Dorough Robert Dorough Rhonda Eastis Mike Edge Teresa Elzey -5 xx! Sys, 1 Q' :cgi A . hi. .Q ,Min 9 4 ,. ' ,.1 . 'G 1 ,.,. AA 1 51 4 Yvonne Evans Rodney Fluellen Don Fomby Kerrry Joe Foster Faye Freeman Mike Gardner Francine Garrett Tim Glidewell James Golden Shelia Golden Kathy Goodwin Pat Gortney Jerome Greene Martha Green Johnny Gregg T 57 Emily Hagan Johnny Hamby Judy Hannah Connie Harbin Peggy Hare Jody Harmon Johnny Haynes Roger Haynes Diane Hazelwood Christine Henderson Kerry Henderson Marx Henderson Joey Higginbotham Lynn Hipps Donita Howard Beth Hullet Bonnie Isbell Tim Isbell Linda Jenkins Jill Johnson Pat Jones Darris Jordan ' Emma Jordon Gwendolyn Jordon J h Ronnie Justice Gary Kendrick Wanda Kendrick John Clyde Kerr Danny Kilgroe Susan King Edna Knight 0 f r . E 2 'is D fn-3 , if., A , E ' I 8 1 8 w ' , 1 Ig yff L vm, J J yerg gj, , H , .52 f A J it 1 J '- , .,'. ' Q M Alba Kathy Layton Linda Layton David Ledlow Janet Lee Pam Lee Jerri Lockridge John Kent Lonergan Debbie McClung Delton McGaughy Debbie McKelvey Jo Ann McKe1vey Ricky Macon Donny Maddox Jackie Maddox David Manning Bonnie Maxwell Jo Br Gary Miller enda Milam ey Mills Paulette Mitchell Teresa Mitchell Bonita Moses Donald Myers Mary Ann Nelson Dianne Newsome Stanley Newton Everett Nixon Ch Charles Nobles Jackie Nobles Bettye O'Neal Beverly O'Neal Sedric O'Neal Willie James O'Nea1 Charles Patterson Delbert Patterson Jean Dale Pilkington Mark Pinson Johnny Pope Grant Purdy Susan Reach Debra Rhodda David Rhoton Teresa Rich Debbie Richey Teresa Rickles Calvin Riggins Cecillia Riggins Ann Riser Arlon Seales Fredrick Shepard Gwedolyn Shepard Benny Singleton Wanda Skelton Betty Smith Eddie Smith Gary Smith Gene Smith Y-rr z Ill!! RFP f ,X x W. Java Smith Lloyd Smith Stephanie Smith Teresa Smith Ricky Staples 5 , P fa: it it J I1 John Stephens Tommy Stewart Julia Streety Debora Swain Charlotte Tharp Brenda Threatt Brenda Thomason Larry Thomason Audrey Tollison Nancy Towery Milton Tucker Dawn Turner Lanita Turner David Upton Sue Utter Mary Vardaman issaiiig if Ricky Vaughn Donna Wade Eddie Wade Mike Walker Judy Watson Una Weems Roger Welch Billy Whisenhunt Ronnie White Nathan Williamson Terry Wilson Susan Worthy Vickie Wright Rhonda Wynn Joe Yates Roger Youngblood Sophomore Class Officers PHOTOS NOT A VAILAB LE Benny Curry Donny Howell Beverly Love Sheila Powell Everett Nixon Bernard Nobles Brenda Snoddy Patricia Woodward 1 1 President, Wanda Skeltong Vice-President Donny Howell: Secretary-Treasurer, Danny Abbott h-:K . X-gf ni, ,Rf Q g' - 4, . -'S' ,,- M ss? .1-Z., . if The Future Teachers of America l A Q A l 5 President: Jessica Lonergan Reporter: Susan Lonergan Vice-President: Joan Savage Secretary-Treasurer: Brenda Blake Parliamentariang Dianne Taylor Spanish Club Library Club -.4 4... VN x.-. - , . L,,N. ,,-.., A .,, -. , .L ,f- xy .jf.w.' -J, sl 74, ,A-in .F q,k- i- .1 . v,.- , N: . . in-,sy 3. -mfjt ...1 , ' -. -- k ... 'f 'ti-ffifk m::':,f.,u,g.'.' - , H vw- J.-w -:msg 'J-' '5iw::v 'E'-993, L N., -1 - -K ---Jw 6 s,,,.,,5 ,, ,, 4- ., 4 .b N . . A 5-,q.,r3?. M-'f--' A 4 .mv JW, V f rm q an Xa Officers: President Senior Vernon Franklin Vice -President: Mart Vardaman Representatives: John Lonergan Judy Henson Kathy Jordon Wayne Hagan Clubg Nun- Art II , . ,S K' xx' ,:., yt KJ y iff . I s Ai A -Qu. '-lu. fl ,W an lx ? Y ,,, Q v X 4 .1 . i ?i ,Q 1 , xiii: ,..k Tin: k V., A-V -an 5 Z., , J President: Harold Hazelwood Vice-President: Gary Powell G Secretary-Treasurer: Glenn Evans Reporter: Susan Lonergan MU Club The Student Council President: Danny Howell Vice-President: Joe Paul Abbott Secretary: Loo Scott Treasurer: Susan Lonergan qNot showny Student Council Officers are active in more ways than Student Government activities. Danny Howell, Presi- dent, and Joe Paul Abbott, Vice-President, were active in football: Loo Scott, Secretary, among other actiiv- ities was a majoretteg while Susan Lonergan, Treasurer, was a member of the color guard and also a candidate for Miss Homecoming, The Student Council was instrumental in spearheading the youth activities for the St, Clair County Cripple Children's Drive. X rrsi i The Beta Club OFFICERS President - Maureen Roe Vice-President - Rhonda Henderson ' Secretary - Dianne Taylor Treasurer - Ruth Walker Reporter - Judy Henderson Sponsors - Amelia Williamson Angie Hamlin diff f'i nL..1ua Ioan Smith stands by while Mike Cain bleeds for his county. ww' wil ,-if ln March the Beta Club held its annual Red Cross Blood Drive, receiving 106 pints of blood to add to the St, Clair quota. Fifty students from Pell City High School gave their first pint of blood during this drive , -sais if V . 'J v I 9,5 :gk . f 4 j S ,P ' ., This is your bag by Susan King . Q , q i ., , I Q K W gig iii' ilr ' 3 i I ,s , Q. fax Q 13 Has Carol Tice been under alot of pressure lately? The Future Homemclkers Of America 74 , W. . .v', W kk 'Y Am b, . Q lib Q? .L --if ui: -552' ,J kk 'iw . , fp QM' A ,..,, ,, 1 me Mrs, Curry instructs Francine Garrett in making a cake, in , ff 'X ah, J ,, ' i Ks! . r f, 1 Leamona Bice prepares jello for Home Economics project, 75 .:.'A -,, ' 55 fm 'x rx gn mm Xfii 4 , W t, 3, f 'S X K Lu mf 4 0 myifm . , The girls taking home-economics this year are involved in many various aspects of home care, from cooking and meal planning to sewing and clothing care. These activities are divided into two semes- ters work and revolve between two teachers. I ... - W an av 9 5. -1 sr ss . 4-. 5 'Fw 1 -- . K 'Y , i , ' if ..f S: FHA OFFICERS Bonnie Mathis, Historian: Pam Lee, Treasurerg Beverly Merryman, Parliamentariang Sheila Golden, Recreation Leaderg Pam Polk, Reporterg Patricia Woodward, Vice-President. -Q 31 . -1 zz s 2 .g U Q f et ..., ,,,, V M E, I 'E 5 A Q 1, ,af ' if W- aff f 4147 ' f. ,IM 'aff xx 4 we 'F M li' ,A f ,,. - A 15- fr ,-Q, 1 'pg' fi ' '-veil' 1 f L3?'rr:fJ, ' w r 4, , ' 3 ng , , ' .f'+ 2 is army ' ' ' ,af fy , f i f szazkfg, -'i V: f 7 Haas, ,W I I , ,I V I iv v V. rf f 1w,Q,s El ' rw I 'WM ,., 755 ' A ggi , fi? ,151 -,,, ,S y .V ui 3 ff7r:g,fgWg , . ffwf , rnnr '-- gm ,, 3. '. , ,, j5gf151,,' ', . m v, 713.1 ., ,,,:J,,,.., -' A 't ,,., , ,. V Ti, , , ,N ,Wf am W - ' Miss FHA Nominees Debbie Roe Francis Garrett 77 Linda Beavers The Future Farmers of America OFFICERS President: Lloyd Golden Vice -President: Charles Huffstutler Secretary: A1 Jordan Treasurer: Johnny Jones Sentinel: Larry Rich Reporter: Frank Turner Parliamentarian: James Stevens 78 1 The Cutting Crew Richard Savage, Bobby Masters, Steve Manning, Frank Turner, Mark Pinson Auxiliary Crew Left to Right: James Clements Donald Wynn Left to Right: James Wiley Butch Funderburg Charles Nelson K x .... ,Lian Delbert Patterson and Henry Barber Steve Manning A ....,xx . E 5. Left to Right: Butch Funderburg Johnny Jones John David Rich Left to Right: Vernon Franklin Ricky Ryan Larry Andrews Mr, Harrell Dale Shirley Stu 82 Judy Henderson, Editor Pam Polk and Linda Rich, Co-Editors 83 OFFICERS: Rickey Wright, President Ricky Adams, Vice-President Th Q L u b Becky Burnham , Secretary Pelmel Staff's Advertisements Editor MARTHA RICHEY Joan Smith, Treasurer The Pelmel Stuff In July the 1971 Pelmel Staff, which includes Carsa Mitchell, Editorg Bonnie Rhoton, Organizations Ed- itorg Martha Richey and Marcia Coshatt, Advertise- mentsg Mary Sims, Personalitiesg Gail Patterson, Activitiesg Katrina Holcomb, Business Managerg Dianne Taylor, Correspondence Secretaryg Robert Culpepper, Sports Editorg Rhonda Henderson, Copy Editorg Maureen Roe, Classes and Faculty Editorg Dwight Bradshaw and Emmette Partain, Photog- raphersg attended the annual Yearbook Workshop held by Taylor Publishing Company at Birmingham- Southern College. This Workshop lasted for four days, at the end of which the staff was awarded a trophy for one of the best five plans for a yearbook. At the left, Editor Carsa Mitchell receives this trophy from Taylor Publishing representative, Jim Robbins. 85 Pelmel Meets Deadline all Martha Richey, Marcia Coshatt, and Rhonda Henderson Dianne Taylor 1 M W,,,-Rv Mary Sims Carsa Mitchell, Dianne Taylor 'gym Bonnie Rhoton, Carsa Mitchell, Dianne Taylor Deadline met: 15116 pageg0fthe1971 w 90 'WF ffl? Ii M ' 1 Wy, Q fa- E V im' H 1 if Y' I V' 'ff' ' 1 + W Wm km 5 A H 5 ' fe 4' Van Davis Glenn Evans Dale Skelton ' Receiver of Mays and Jones: Receiver of News Aegis Most Valuable Weekly Linernan Trophy Outstanding Scholastic Achievement Tro h X N P y Not Shown: Mack Payne l Ken Windsor Reggie Peavy Receiver of the Quarterback Club Most Valuable Back of the Year Receiver of Mays and Jones: Most Valuable Weekly Lineman Trophyga Q3 JUNIOR TEAM SOPHOMORE TEAM 5 623 v 7 I J N1 I l ,QXHJQ gli ea, Mass by .,., 4 ,k.. My X A Team Dwight Allen, Howard Wade, Rusty Lewis, Bill Cox, Rickey Adams, Robert Greene, Temple Posey, Don Freeman, Reggie Peavey, Mack Payne, and Coach Pate. L C Qifffg, an by W QW B Team Michael Gardner, Mike Utter, Grant Purdy, James Alverson, Tim Isbell, Bernard Nobles, Cedric O'Neal, Charles Nobles, Keith Kilgroe, Greg Coffee, ffm, 2 1 ,1 X l X J, J' tr W.- l .K 3 . sl xl wi 2 6 sk iii, 5 ss Q' , s Q , , , - 3. -im,-X fr., if Q L . 1 11 'sf 'fu SZ' vf xx HN xiii 5 ' iff' ',, wi' if ,gn . 1 A Donald Freeman voted Most Valuable Basketball Player by his team and winner of the first annual St, Clair Observer MVP plaque. ' 5 Y-1-fzxl fe:22i254 2?wi.. cliff . I ef f W4 V A A 3 '12 1 , , ---'mf'-K wi mm 1 1 5 l JO Paul AbbOIE Ben I-Iazlewood Receiver of the Quarterback Receiver gf Mays and Jones: Club Most Valuable Back of the Year Most Valuable Weekly Back W i Edward Johnson Roger Miller Terry Jones Receiver of Mays and jones: Receiver of Mays and Jones: Receiver of Mays and Jones: Most Valuable Weekly Most Valuable Weekly Back Most Valuable Weekly Back Lineman 0. 09 if i WX was K+ q , a ,fi R ,, O X i K R, 5 M1 l , 459' X 3 X 'ln-. l CV 'QI 4 KX. X HS' if 3 Ye hz 'vis 61 i' nw, gb j A TIVITIE 'll 'W'5i'? 4, uw 1' ff zf Y ,dw 'ff YJG e H1 Cheerleader 10311 Smith ' Head Gwen Walker - Co-Head Linda Beavers Debbie Roe Midst Days of Excitement Becky Burnham Vickie F unde b g QM Donita Howard Linda Deg Band Officers President - Kathy Jordan Vice-President - Vickie Bell Secretary - Loo Scott Student Director - Bill Smith .aww Lori Hollis Drum Majorette f xx I' ix X W gifs . 3' f 5: - ' ,. I Lf' x df, 3 f Judy Henderson Jessica Lonergan Head Majorette Head Color Guard F . i 1 WH f -.1 W Brenda Blake Vickie Bell Vanessa Ric h h Z? ,,,, , ,fm M Z' ,NX 4 ' 1 we I xx x xl Loo Scott Mary Ann Nelson Kathy Jordan FLAG BEARERS and COLOR GUARDS 1 Susan Lonergan Kathy Windsor Sheila Ritch A Teresa Smith Stephanie Smith DAYS OF HAPPINESS AND PRIDE In February the Band played before judges at Gadsden State Junior College where they received three yeses for an excellent performance which made them eligible for state competition. On Thursday, April 15, they went to Tuscaloosa where they competed for honors against other district winners from across the state. The Pell City High School Band received a rating of Two which is an excellent rating, Here the band is shown in one of many rehearsals. Homecoming Activities C1 X N- . A gmlib , i ,..,. M Hx 3 L 1 ., Q 1 AQ 1 5 i Tension before the crowning was frustrating ! ! ! 5 ' o HW ,N 11 gi if sf' mag- f gr i 'Lia-A lu 1.- il ,. ,I ' .xl 9, fue. S A :faq -,1l f' 'f'b ' . 'W' -mf T W ,, WMMMW., y , M if 'mp' , 1' Tfmi, ,I , .Jf:, wi f' ' , 5 ,,.,,m,, , . , Q , , , VM V 3.531 sf, W W WVU N WW ' iw My 1 ,WWW vfw wif' ,M , A J, K fl, ' Mm ', , ,, .fyngv ww 54..... Q, .Y a sg' .,' f ,J Nb E4-J! as :S if A 13 1- is .M f, 4? 5. LQ 'K A Qi! .i fi 22 3, Q 11 ff 1 1 l N Rf Tl, '.,,,f2?ff1 , , ,K I' N- 1f3f1 'i:.:'vffk,',,. 3' 5. 5 2 ww-ws 3 v ggwwf paw 641229 Y .haw ,-A l II7 Y ......J K- . I , 5 - f S y ' ff L T If F Q 1-'V ' I - f + 'f'f --SH... -,,-- -,wg ., - .-.L -r I S A 'x , -X x . '1 N-N X, x , 1 I i -3 1.11 I ' A , . ' 4 IIC' f ff' ol lf: ,I XA .' ' I . , Illini' I ' ' A , ,Va J! If-3421, V . X4 L 'Ii '. ff' . I ,' X5 , , .., Aff, ljdjnfx fhx' ' X 4' . V ,wi 1.11 .lf fy!! Dy' if '.1' 'iii : ' f 5r, ,p, ff' iw . X' I ' JA I ' 1-.Q .f ga x-'ff'-'fS u.' VQ ' . 1 5' v . 'I 14 ' -,,. fi- -,' 'QQ' .- A ,j2.i-- . .U 'fl ' ' fl! I ff I' IP. F , 'U' f, ?KB'Y't'Xw ' I ,LI . klf , ,y. 1, , ,A I, X, .-EYXNH ,W , , 4. V' 'K 1 5.5-'. .fl N hid - '. '-N .ui 1 1. 'tiff 7y:X----2: ,' -1 I f 1, .+ I -14.35 -0 -- r., , w . .41 YJ. V .. . ,Y 3 jfffx, .H i .Mk 'RX X, 5 it -.xi-.Q rg Lv. i: , f I lkvkl LL-..,., N. i .- , I -. 411: Z 1. mx IP I l .wx - . -X V N4 ,iw uf: . , ti x ' X is c .- .5 Sa 1' . X , X ,Xxx 'W-QR x 3.1. ...L -fa' ,i via. ff K .. 'QI -N - - lf. -' , XA? 1? -, gs . .V 2,1-lil?-5,5 ji,-. , I-. . ff -f , ' 1 , ffx' on 'A I 2' ,s ' 14 ,, I '.'. , N ' . X . M E52 - ff : A f' ' X - 4 - ff. :Ak -4 - - 9 R 1' 1 -. , Qty'-rkii 2 is A iiwf if f . 3 if 12: k Q- -see: ,W Rf-i1,,y .jeffqg ' - k X- 4. f-in-N-. , rm , uw Mfr i X Q , , MMWWW DANNY HOWELL, son of Mr, and Mrs, Billy Gene Howell, Pell City, Alabama BILL COX, son of Dr, and Mrs P, F, cox, Pell City Boys' State MAUREEN ROE, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Dan F, Roe, Cropwell, Alabama, winner of the Danforth I Dare You Award, DANNY HOWELL, son of Mr, and Mrs. Billy Gene Howell, Pell City, Alabama, winner of the Danforth I Dare You Award, Danforth Award Winners Business and Professional Women's Scholarship Winner SUSAN LONERGAN Moth Foir Winner First Piooe Loooi Meritorious SUSAN KING I27 way Math Fair: WAYNE BRADSHAW 2nd place Local, Meritorious, District ' M 2. 5. fm A-W! V wr., Math Fair: LYNN GRIFFIN '28 Honorable Mention, Localg Meritorious, District . ,Z 'r f 1. as RQ vi. xc QU Math Fair: CATHY LAYTON 3rd place Local, Excellent, District Math Fair: DALE BLANTON Honorable Mention, Local: Meritorious District First Alternate DEBBIE HARRISON Daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Pat D, Harrison, Pell City, Alabama Second Alternate NANCY WREN Daughter of Mr, and Mrs, John R, Wren Jr Pell City, Alabama W I ,,.. ,:T:,,,w if if NW' X? , it Robert Culpepper Miss Pelmel - First Alternate Mr. Pelmel - First Alternate i Rosemary L Mr. Pelmel - Second Alternate Gwen Walker Danny Howell Miss Pelmel - Second Alternate 34. Q - Nb, , Wiz QE JL if iq K f 1 'Wu f X f I Ex V af' IQ gn X 'E f 5 c Howard Wade Dianna Williamson Bonnie Rhoton Dianne Taylor NOT PICTURED: Reginald Peavy Temple Posey 5 A ,,..2 x. Most Intellectual MAUREEN ROE DWIGHT BRADSHAW Most Dependable TERESA REYNOLDS VAN DA VIS l39 Most S ch o ol Spirit JOAN SMITH MART VARDAMAN Most Athletic GWEN WALKER REGGIE PEAVEY wiki ,gff .j i ff ' Senior Favorites JUDY HENDERSON, ROBERT CULPEPPER l4l Z f 0 S Hr X '- fy y Q. gf ez 2 Nr' '- f W4 f al f -7 f WJMK -QA., N., Q N-vc,y, 'gn-vw, The PELMEL Staff is sorry that lack of space prevents having pictures of the track and golf teams and the awards won by our players. How- ever, we are proud to list the accomplishments. ln their first meet the track team came in third. Reggie Peavy placed first in the broad jump, jumping 21' 7 l!2 . Reggie also placed third in the 440 dash. Placing fourth in the 440 was Donald Allen. ln the 100 yard dash, Reggie and Terry Young placed first and second, re- spectively, and in the 220 it was Reggie and Terry again. Running in the two-mile division, Lynn Taylor placed fourth, Reggie also placed second in the 180-yard low-hurdle division. On April 14th another meet was scheduled, Reggie won first in the 100-yard dash and 220-yard run and placed second in the broad jump, The team won first place in the 880-yard relay, second place in the 440-yard relay, second and fourth in the low hurdles, Don Pike also won fourth place in the mile-run, Other members of the track team are Don Pike, Ricky Ensley, Gene Smith, Gaston Williamson, Ronnie Roberts, Mike Utter, and Charles Baggett. The team is coached by Mr, Mason. The golf team consisted of Marx Henderson, Steve Sutherlin, Al Jor- dan, Keith Kilgroe, and John Haynes. The team beat Childersburg High School team twice, The golf team is coached by Mr, Pate. ,, ,, k,W, at fi nm af fi f 'lt SQ Panthers Win Awards Reginald Peavy-Captain Mid -State Tournament Most Valuable Player County Tournament Region 5 All Tournament Team First Team All-State-Birmingham Post Herald Donald Freeman Mid-State All Tournament Team County All Tournament Team Region 5 All Tournament Team State All Tournament Team Second Team All State-Birmingham Most Valuable Player Pell City High Basketball Team Temple Posey County All Tournament Team Region 5 All Tournament Team Coach Roger Pate Post Herald ff Mod Squad Selects Photogenic 3' Most Photogenic MELINDA LEE DARBY Second Alternate Tressa Hampton First Alternate Peggy Jo Shepard Loo Scott and Clarke Skelton were selected by secret vote of the Faculty to attend the Alabama Conference on Citizenship in Mont- gomery, Circuit Judge, Richard Emmette, and Chairman of the Joint Chief's of staff, Admiral Thomas, were speakers. Reggie Peavy , Danny Howell, Pete Yates, and Mr, Cooper proudly display the new flag to fly on PCHS ground, This flag, which has flown over the United States Capitol, was received through the courtesy of the Honorable John H. Buch- anan, Jr, , and the efforts of Mr. Cooper and the American History classes. I47 5 g S S , K , K el 5 E i n -nil ' ' 1 5 5' M185 FHA MARY BAUDER SNP as MISS FHA Second Alternate Tressa Hampton f a eg F 5535 ' A P Q f .,-..........-...ww 3 1 ' , ll.SgYL ,- 1 ffnf-:Mxmlf nit S lusN i 't ww-npw-www'--'-ul-QM MISS FHA First Alternate Karen Hollis ,M ,. h .fwlm ' , , Q 'f' :fy , .1 nh v.,,.Ap 1.4- Business Education Student of the Yeur o o 0 1 0 0 ', to O ' 0 o 0 0 if 0 o ' I O BRENDA BLAKE Brenda took all seven business courses that were offered: Typing I, Typing II, Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Book- keeping, Office Practice, Business Law and Business Math Observance of National Secretaries' Week Katrina Holcomb, Alternate, Business Education Miss Lavondra Harding, Guest Speaker, Univer Student sity of Montevallo SPECIAL AWARDS Brenda Biakeg Katrina Holcomb: Pam Blake, highest speed in Typing Ig Rhonda Henderson, highest speed in Typing Iig Maureen Roe and Diane Turner, highest speed and accuracy in Shorthand Ig Sherry Smith, highest speed and accuracy in Shorthand 115 and Thelma Hollis, outstanding book- keeping student with an A - average. Beto Club Scholarships Again this year the Beta Club gave three scholarships to Pell High Seniors. Susan Lonergan will use her scholarship at the Baptist Medical Centerg Dale Skelton, at Samford: and Diane Turner, at the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Dale Skelton Diane Turner Susan Lonergan Avondale Mills Scholarship Glenn Evans '53 gh ' 3. . x wg fs 52 L 1 , , - , A 1 y, - 4 , 3 ,,y,?f 3 4 11 Q -f ff 9 ' f J y I L' f, ,,A,,'- fi, , , f , EW' lf Z fi QE l l E W IV? J , Q 4 1 :mf f .1 ff, . M., 1 1 Q ii A A' qv 5. ,T 4. Nz, ..W,, 1, V, N '15, ,hi f X A k D J AN 'f , A, -S 'hip ,al xt ' nw' Q O '55, Nw s' u :.,'sx5Yy U' 'KM' ...K W,-,,,r,,,,....,x ..4....,a 1. .. ? iz C gcxgh, 58 --Q 11 'SYM . pg 5? 'Q 1 9 'Y' .M lj Cl 'J fx ,f 111 Q H M gm I gn Q 'Q' A 2 Quill . li ' v-'Ig ix vm l -fv -x4,4.Al, , In no-q 'xxx '-is 'fi IX It Q AD ERTISER Compliments to the Class of '7l. We hope we have been instrumental in capturing your activities and in making this '71 PELMEL a memory book to treasure. Your Official Photographers BELMONT STUDIOS Compliments of DIXIE AUTO PARTS 809 24th Street North Pell City, Alabama Congratulations to the Class of 71 EMERY 5 81 I0 Pell city, Alabama Compliments of -, Q .I Q 0 DR. R. F. cox Pell City, Alabama Compliments of STEAK HOUSE L. M. BERRY 1920 Crestwood Blvd. Irondale, Alabama PELL CITY TIRE REBUILDING CO. Pell City, Alabama Best Wishes BQ, to Class of 71 O Pell City, Alabama Compliments of TRIANGLE STANDARD OIL STATION Service With a Smile Manager: BUCK BRAZIER Compliments of TED R. HAMMETT INSURANCE AGENCY Pell City, Alabama Phone 338-7222 VADA'S The One Stop for All Your Family Needs in Ready-to- Wear and Shoes 1920 Cogswell Ave. Pell City, Alabama 35125 Compliments of DR. HORACE CLAYTON Pell City , Alabama HOLIDAY INN To-ez NATION' INNKEEI-en 5 BLACK'S LANDSCAPE AND PLANT SERVICE R. A. DICK BLACK Compliments of MACKS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Open 7 Days a Week Owner Phone 338-7888 Compliments of 1805 19th Street RICHEY'S BODY SHOP Pell City, Alabama Box 631 Pell City, Alabama Compliments of THE FATTED CALF Pell City, Alabama GOODYEAR TIRE AND SERVICE STORE 1806 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama Goodyear Batteries Cr. E. Major Appliances and Televisions Compliments of DR. A. F. RISER Box 487 Pell city, Alabama A JOB WITH AVONDALE IS A SPEC fThis editorial was written by J, Craig Smith, president of our company, for the Avondale Sun. We believe you will agree that a job with Avon- dale has much to offer if you are now ready to enter the business world.J OOO A job with Avondale is a special job. The people who do these jobs are special people. There is no doubt in my mind as to the a cc urac y of both of these statements. These are some of the reasons. I list the first three in the order of their importance. fly Every me m ber of our Retirement Trust has a vested interest in his or her job, This means that the individual cannot be involuntarily and perman- ently separated without adequate and provable cause. I am the one who must finally say whether the cause is adequate and provable. We also have an established and workable procedure which per- mits and encourages any individual who thinks he has been treated unfairly to bring the matter to my attention. It has been my policy in the past, and I will continue in the future, to resolve all reason- able doubt in favor of the individual. We have a degree of job security here second to none. Q25 We have agreed to pay the going wage in the industry for each job. After we have paid the going wage and met the other expenses of doing business, we set aside 5 per cent on the stockholders' invest- ment. Anything we earn above 5 per cent, we divide half and half between the company and the members of the Retirement Trust. The part of our profits whic h has gone to members of the Retire- ment Trust since our profit-sharing plan started totals 346, 652, 628, not counting the profit- sharing distribution which will be made for our year which will end August 31. In most years , this plan has resulted in our individual earnings being higher than those of any other textile employees in the world. Q31 We have a pension plan which provides that those persons who have been with the company twenty con- IAL JOB tinuous years or longer and who are still with thecom- pany when they reach age sixty-five can retire on 50 per cent of their ending pay, including basic Social Security and the annuity purchased by our deffered profit-sharing fund . Most hourly paid individuals who reture under this program will get more than 50 per cent. If we can continue to add to our deferred pro- fit-sharing fund , they willget substantially more. As long as the pension plan 1 is in effect, they cannot get less than 50 per cent unless they choose a plan that may make some payment to their beneficiaries or un- less they choose early retirement. Q41 We have a vacation- with-pay program which provides that Re t i r e m e n t Trust members with 1 service unit through 3 service units receive 2 per cent of their totalearnings as vacation pay. Mem- bers with 4 se rv ic e units through 18 service units receive 4 per cent, Members with 19 or more service units receive 6 per cent, This plan applies to hourly paid personnel only. Those on the salary roll receive an equivalent amount of time off. Q55 Avondale has six paid holidays for members of the Retirement Trust. These are the individual's birthday, July 4, Labor Day, Thanksgiving , Christmas, and New Year's. Q65 Avondale Retirement Trust members receive full pay while serving on a jury, without deduction for the jury pay. CD Avond a le has a group hospital and surgical insurance policy. a substantial part of the expense of which is paid by the company, C81 The various mills close at staggered times dur- ing the summer so that the largest number of people may use Camp Helen, near Panama City on the Gulf coast. The charge that is made for the use of the camp covers a part of the exp ense of operation, AVONDALE MILLS PELL CITY, ALABAMA vo. L... 7'Y COOSA VALLEY TELEPHONE CCMPANY First Avenue North Pell City, Alabama The most modern technological equipment for more efficient telephone service Compliments DR. JOHN HAYNES Best Wishes Class of 1971 Pe ll City, Alabama MAYS AND JONES Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama For Name Brand Quality Linens and High Fashion Fabrics Visit Mays and Jones New FABRIC CENTER Xl3I'ySl1l'lS and Xlarcla Coshart enjoy wearing M215 and Jones faSlllO1lS. Sam is just an example of the friendly, courteous personnel of Mello. Best Wishes To The Graduating Class TURNER DAIRIES v 2 5 9 . ... S , J H, ,N I tt 'hifi 'AA21 S ' A 'A4,A , ' , ii Io -2 wwih - J ,. , ,, ,p H f, ,... , f , , , ff . , fy . - ff f .1-ff ff V 1 f - MAYOR AND COUNCIL CITY OF PELL CITY Congratulates the 1971 Graduates Mayor JOE W. KILGROE Councilmen DR. R. F. COX DR. H. C. CLAYTON JAMES S. SMITH A. E. NIXON OTIS PERRY Clerk Police Chief Fire Chief BETTIE SCOTT RUBLE BOWLIN CECIL GUTHRIE Superintendent of Utilities Superintendent of Streets JAMES TYUS HOMER BANNISTER .am O I STANDARD IL Compliments STANDARD OIL COMPANY RAY COBB, Agent 338 -7624 Pell City, Alabama THE ASH AGENC ED. E. ASH Insurance and Real Estate Office - 338-3368 Residence - 338-2785 1 it A it Q YOUR fzdepefzdenf my 'Q x-t - A ff Rtie 1,1 M ,-mm, AGENT 1,. A itts Q 1 Iy. At QM.. A tntts ,-,. '.., - A11 Lines of Insurance T? R F lllllll ll l EF PELL CITY REXALL DRUG Pell City, Alabama Compliments of JEFFERSON HOME FURNITURE CCMPANY Pell City , Alabama l75 KATE 8. JOHNNIES Open - 7 to ll HighwayZ3l North - Pell City, Alabama Henson SHELL SERVICE STATION Dial 338-7566 Interstate 20 and Highway 231 North Pell City, Alabama ST. CLAIR NEWS AEGIS Everything That's Worth Being Read! Pell City, Alabama Compliments of ROBERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Union State Bank Building P. O. Box 428 Pell City, Alabama Homeowners', Fire and Automobile Insurance I76 Compliments of ROY H. CCSHATT 34 Comer Avenue North Pell City, Alabama Compliments of Compliments of If It's QUALITY You're Looking for! WHITE'S AUTO STORE Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1971 Shop White 's and Shop Right HARMON FURNITURE CO Pell City, Alabama MOORE'S SUPREME GASOLINE STATION f 1 J Cogswell Avenue Just Across the Street WHERE YOU SAVE NOTHING BUT MONEY. I78 COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY C0. Fourth Ave. and U.S. 231 North Pell City, Alabama HARVEY C. WATSON .TOE M. DOROUGH All American Auto Parts Plus New Stock of Volkswagen Parts FIRST uNlTEQelgggtgg1QanlsT CHURCH l We need moments of solemnity to keep the right perspective on life. MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO AND COMMUNITY BEAUTY SALON Complete Beauty Service With Merle Norman Cosmetics Modern Styling Tinting and Bleaching Compliments of Your Hometown Ford Dealer RAY WYATT FORD INC. Mustang - Falcon - Fairlane - Ford -Thunderbird We Want to Serve You. Complete Authorized Ford Sales and Service Owner: FAYE NELL KENDRICKS Phone 338-2224 Compliments of RIVERSIDE CLAY COMPANY Rive rside , Alabama . ,: - . fs--i w-.Suu-it EL. Q-Sat Q ST. CLAIR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION It Does Make a Difference Where You Save Phone 338-2228 Pell city, Ala. I79 T . lt' the real thmg Cggge. 'hr O O BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY av ALABAMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Cigarettes Music Games C 8. H AMUSEMENT Phone 338-7873 or 338-7655 1708 Cogswell Ave. Pell City, Alabama DR. JOSEPH GILMER D.M.D Phone 338-2098 Office Hours Daily 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. Closed Thursday 1723 Cogswell Ave. Pell city, Aia. 35125 Compliments BUCKNER'S MARINA of Boats - Motors - Accessories L h. GRAY 8. GOODGAME GARAGE aunc ing and Storage Owner - JAMES W. BUCKNER Riverside , Alabama Phone 338 -7529 24-Hour Wrecker Service Pell City, Alabama c GRC ettgll 1 .I Cgb'c , 4 s 2 0 Q : i FOOD CENTER Cogswell Avenue Where you get I8I UNION STATE BANK A54 XFULLW SERVICE Estabhshed 1903 BANK Member FDIC Compliments of ' HAGAN DRUG PELL CITY DODGE V t . North Comer Avenue Your One Stop Prescr1pt1on Pell City, Alabama Drug Center, Phone 338-3355 PELL CITY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Owned and Operated by the Friendly Perry Brothers fiodern Cleaning Methods Home of the Wash House Laundry '83 Compliments of Rexall Drugs DeGARIS REXALL DRUGS Highway 231 North Pell City, Alabama Phone 338-7712 ST. CLAIR INSURANCE AGENCY Ax ,- L NON-DRINKERS INSURANCE Preferred Risk Mutual 6 INSURANCE COMPANY U . lx CX -. , - fail x SL Pell City, Alabama OUR LADY OF THE LAKE CATHOLIC CHURCH ANNISTON BUSINESS MACHINES INC. JAMES E. HARRISON, President Royal Electric Typewriters Victor Calculators Adding Machines Heyer Duplicators Speed-O-Print Mimeograph Machines Stennorette Dictating Machines We Service What We Sell in Pell City 1029 Gurnee Avenue Anniston, Alabama Phone 236-5525 ROYAL IG BULL BOB and JEANETTE MULVEHILL SteakhO1lSe Qwners Restaurant Phone - Wy. 231 South 338-7172 Compliments of BUNT APPLIANCE CO., INC. LARRY'S RECORD RACK Record Players Hi Fi and Stereo Albums Reaiiiiafsrs Top Hits in 45's Ranges Sheet Music Cogswell Avenue, Pell City, Alabama Phone: 338-7388 lvinator Norge Philco 1971 Cogswell Avenue, Pell City Compliments of IXON'S HARDWARE the Heart of Cogswell Avenue, Pell City DILL NIXON, Owner Compliments of EMBRY AND ROBINSON LAWYERS 1904 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama 35125 Best Wishes to Class of '71 I85 If IW? ' ,QR .I A ' ' ---.3 TQ r 5 2' if I it FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2309 3rd Avenue North, Pell City, Alabama COLE SKELTON, Pastor Happy Is the Man That Findeth Wisdom and the Man That Getteth Understanding. Get Going in a FIREBIRD from BAGGETT PONTIAC Pell City, Alabama Pontiac For the YOUNG at Heart Pontiac '71 THE DOLL HOUSE JoE E. KILGROE soNNY KILGROE Antiques - Gifts 116 North Zlst Street Pell City, Alabama 2219 Second Avenue North Owner: MRS. ARTHUR F. RISER Pell City, Alabama Phone: 338-3341 Compliments of RIVERSIDE GULF Riverside , Alabama Compliments of RIVERSIDE MILLING COMPANY lFl1 S GOOD FOOD YOU UAll1'-- 4- wif Q Compliments of BUD'S GRILL First Avenue South Pell City, Alabama Across From the Depot Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE A. O. HULLETT JR. Agent 2008 lst Avenue N. Pell City, Alabama Phone - 338-7675 Compliments of BOB McCLUNG Dentist 1605 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama PELL CITY OIL COMPANY E.. , STATE FARM 201 So. 19th Street Rx fe' e 1 y, a ama GD P ll CICITX 3311? b J 1'Uie Phone 338-2521 INSURANCE Owners - o. H. LAWLEY GD M. B. LAWLEY 5 Compliments of SMITH'S Compliment, FIRESTONE RETREAD 45 S rv, W of Cloverleaf Drive 1 :.!1,f' 1' Pell City, Alabama I I ST. V-.XX f If It Burns Gas, We Sell and Service lt, 1716 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama I88 Compliments of FENDLEY SERVICE STATION 1800 Cogswell Avenue Pell City, Alabama KIRKLAND OFFICE MACHINES W - Sales and Service Typewriters Adding Machines Cash Registers A- Calculators Office Supplies Office Furniture Rubber Stamps Engraved Trophies Say It With Flowers Say It With Ours Jllotners Iv' PEI.I. CITY FLOWER AND GIFT sHoP 338-2226 ll- Pell City, Alabama Compliments of INGRAM MANOR, INC. A Skilled Nursing and Convalescent Home JAMES E. INGRAM Administrator Ph. 338-332.9 MICKIE Cr. BARBER Nursing Supervisor Ph. 338-3320 510 Wolf Creek Rd. N. Pell City, Alabama I89 MW! I I. Compliments of THE PEOPLE'S BANK Pell city, Alabama Ragland , Alabama Member F 1.111 FDIC - Bank W, H V Se rvi ce M Q COMPLIMENTS OF MCKEES BARBER SHOP VAUGHAN RADIO SERVICE HUNTER UPI-IOLSTERY KENWIN'S NORRELL CLINIC BARGAIN TOWN U S A DIAMOND JEWELRY CO. 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