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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

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W ,N- 'O A 'Afx mf KM ,,w ' We start out Walkizfgi 1 Fr ' 'Z and IA R X learn to run N A X. 4' x xg. N 'm 'O s. I . 4 ,- . ,' ,, ,!V, w-Q ' . K aux, 'xx -if ' SX. ' A I sus 0 1 as kr fb , A 1.101 cl. s, ' :M 2,4 A 4 :F 7' WT' 1 is I 'Q f -F-rig L as iv n..,.. 1 'QL 'v 'S ,432 ffm fl, www Sharing horizons that are new to us, n . ' n n n A vw W4 1 7112? A 'iff Watching the signs along the Wa y, Talking it over just the two of us, Working together day to da togeth er. M1 And when the evening comes, we smile, YS tfx bk ,R B. 4',,::,1'-. K JY' ,gn .,:.,'. ...ju A -f, 1, f, '..'r ,,.. 4 1, f' ..' ' ,N s M , 'v'- ' , . . 'mlm ' , K., . 4 V 'C . . ,. ., . 5--f., ' ...Nz-,f V ,n,, ,V ' W' M ,W iw a X if 5 Q, J-, 3 ' ' J ,ww Y 8 Q W Q. H W Q We 'II find a place Wh ere th ere 'S room to gm W, And yes, We 'Ve just begun! -f qipw s..,..-..........,.-v,..u. ' ww! Zh' 1 W4 KW' f f 1,4 zz' f f aryl, f , n H ,,.,. ' 4 YS uf ,Q -s s 'I - , ,. f , A ' ,gf 4. Q ,, f w L , f rn I6 If A, X V 014. 1 fs -. ww ff hh, 2' 1 Q' , aw-emi I ' 4 A i ' i . v 1 . 1- A I Q - If T-.gf-..,', ,. ' X 'A '- . f EK Y ' ' ' . - .. N 'x. ,A X' , . R i ,Qi 1' 14 I ,Trl ,' X xg ,IV .-V' 7ff'A . I II' I' Y 51 'f.J.v x 5Q:fif-11' 5 QV. x .'-- fri. Y Riff v f , f DMI ISTRATIG Billy Gene Howell, Principal ,ll M w' , 'S john W. McHugh, Guidance Counselor A FACULTY F' Basic Ace-1 demics First Row - Mr. james, Ivirs. Campbell, Mrs. Fleming, Miss Tuck, Coach Smithg Second Row - Coach Battles, Coach Truiett, Mr. Bryant, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Wright, Substituteg Mr. Lee. Arts And Sciences First Row - Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Harrisg Sec- ond Row - Mr. Thompson, Mr. Lonergan, Mr. Causey. ' 'H 5 Q , , , W, f:f.,g ff ,V ,mmr I 1 UV ,1 f W V4 4 5 l l i ,I . li ll! Q 2 5 l I 2 s a 443+ Career Training First Row -' Mrs. Hollis, Mrs. Harris, Mrs Curryg Second Row - Mrs. Whittle, Mrs Stuart, Mr. Mitchell. fNot Shown - Mr Richj. School ,x i W ,. ,Mm , , Y , s- N ,,,, H A i Ar S 2 2 'l fa l l l . T I 5 g ll l ,r 1 Mrs. Elston, Mrs. Hamm, Mrs. Mays, Mrs. U59 t r.rr M , l . 1 l air- B-Savers, Mr- Kifksffv- CNOI Shown - Mrs' M . ...M M M lr 1 P TumCrl. Administra tion And Faculty Billy Gene Howell Principal BS jacksonville State Univ. BA Middle Tenn. State Univ. Mike T. Battles Coach, Physical Ed BS Univ. Southern Mississippi Bob R. Causey Band, Glee Club BMuEd Univ. Southern Miss. Augustus james History AB Miles College Vivian W. Hollis Special Education BS, MA University of Alabama Clyde E. Mitchell Vocational Agriculture BS Auburn University MA Alabama A8cM University Margaret P. Scott English BS, MA University of Alabama Harold E. Thompson Biology, Chemistry, Physics BA Huntingdon University Martha S. Weeks Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry BS, MA University of Alabama David U. Bryant Democracy, Economics BS Howard College MA University of Alabama Annie B. Curry Home Economics BS Alabama A8cM University Annie W. Harris Typing, Office Practice BS University of Montevallo C. C. Lee, jr. Librarian AB, MA University of Alabama MLS Peabody Roger D. Pate Coach, History MEd Livingston University Marion E. Smith Coach, History BS jacksonville State Univ. ,Iudith Kathleen Tuck Spanish BA University of Montevallo Faye S. Whittle Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Business Math, Typing BS jacksonville State Univ. john W. McHugh Assistant Principal, Counselor BS jacksonville State Univ. Peggy A. Campbell Physical Ed BS jacksonville State Univ. Sharon Fleming English BS jacksonville State Univ. Mary B. Harris Algebra, General Science AB Miles College john L. Lonergan Art, Ceramics BFA University of Alabama Larry E. Rich Drivers' Education BS Univ. Southern Mississippi DeVann B. Stewart Special Education BA, MA University of Alabama Johnnie Wilson Truitt Coach, Study BS jacksonville State Univ. Amelia S. Williamson English BS jacksonville State Univ. NS SENIURS MORRIS liI.I.IS ADAMS RITA IiI.AINli ANDRIEXVS DONNA PIQAVYZY BAKIZR BISTTYIZ ANN BARR XYINITRIZID BIEAVIZRS MARCQIZILIQ DIANNK BliI.IA ,IAMES GUY BONINER MICIIAIEI. V BOXVIIZ SHEREIE LYNN BOXVMAIN TERESA CAROL BRADIEN ERNEST LAXWSON BRADSHAXW SUSAN MARIE BROCK QQ.,-v ,, ,yr ,ff fFQ1 f'i, f if-'f:f'i'5. . X ' nm-.-v-J , .MY .., .,,,,,,Jf .mg 56-4' :fan 355.4 3 ' e g may 5 ,. -s wwvwfzyk A 64 Qmpmv M , ' ' ifxiwpbtigitk w N A KRW 'Q-'if ff' 'NLF ' 41 ,ln W 'TSE-Pwn 'Ni if -0 x Y CF' Qi RICKY DEAN BROWN ,IERRI DEAN BURNS BILLY MICHAEL BYNUM HENRY LOUIS CANNON BRUCE AARON CARPENTER STEVE EDWARD COSHATT JOHN RUSSELL COX CATHY DIANE DICKEY EVA LYNN DOYLE ROSEMARY FAMBROUGH LAVANNA LYNN FLETCHER MILTON FOMBY illi- L-fi fgm 'T5' .-wfmi QM? DONALD GUY HARPIZRJR, EDDIE HARRIS KENDALL WORTH HARRIS JAMES GREGORY HAWKINS FRANK LEE HAYNES RHONDA HELMS STEVEN KEITH HENDERSON CARI. GIBSON HOLLADAY PATSY HORSLEY DONNA FAYE HOUSE MARTHA LADALE HOXYIELL ANGELA GAIL HUMPHREYS MARCQIA LYNNIE INGRAM PAMELA YOUNGHLOOID ISISIELL SANDRA IJIZLOIS-IOIRIXDN MARLA KAY KIMIBIZRLY IDA SUE LAYTON MICHAEL XYIIZSLIZY LAYTON JAMES EARLI2 LIZDBIETTIER JENNIFER LYNN LIZDFORD DENNISIAMIES LIZIi JOSEPH KEITH LIZIQ VICKI LYNNI2 LEE RICKFY DALIE LINDLIEY 'Sf 1. I .ILLL my A17 jp...- -W, H .3. Hhs- RHONDA RENEE LIPSCOMB JOEL LESLIE LONERGAN CHARLES RAY LOONEY MELINDA RUTH LUKER KIM ILSE MLCOLLUM HOUSTON BODIE MLGOXWAN PATRICIA ANNE MLGRAXV PAMELA SUE MQKIBBEN TERESA GENE MACON KENNETH ALLEN MADDOX IQATHYJEAN MANNING TERRY XVAYNE MANNING ,IIMMY RAY MILLER -IULIIZ KENIDRICK MILLS CC DLLEEN MARY MOORE XWANIDA EAYE MORGAN MARY LC JII MORTON CI IARLES HENRY CTNEAL KAR EN LEE ODEN CYNTIIIA DENISE OXXIFN HENRY IDOYLE PAYNE 'IOANNA PAYNE DEBRA SUE PERRY KAREN LYNN PHILLIPS wyiv AX .hx .... X f 'H ?'n JUDITH REA PIKE MICKEY WAYNE PINSON DEBBIE KAY POXVELL CINDYJAYE PRICE JEAN ANN RAINWATER STEVEN DEWAYNE RAMSEY JAMES EARL RAY CECILIA MARIE RIGGINS YOLANDE RENE RITCI'-I RONZALESKI LEE ROBERSON JEFFREY CHARLES ROBINSON BOBBIE JANE ROOK SANDRA DIiNIiICfIi SCOTT C3I2RAI.DiiOI.IEMAN SKIELTON DAIXJNI SHIERIEIE SMITH IEDDIIQ CLI-lNI2 SMITH GARY KIIITH SMITH MICHAIZI. CI IANDLIEY SMITH VIVIAN TIERIQSA SMITH DIQIZ ANNIE SMITHSON THOMAS RICHARD SPAIN GARY IZDXYARD SPANCQIQNISERG YJC'II.I.IAM KEITH SXVIEATT ADRIAN DARNIZLI. TAYLOR .Ani , ,,t Tir fm CHARLES ANDREW THARP TERRY WAYNE THREADGILL NORINE FAE THREATT RICKEY EARL THREATI' BECKY ANN TOLLISON NANCY LEIGH TURNER RICKEY -JONES TURNER RORY ANDRESS TURNER LAURA BETH VAUGHAN EDDIE DEAN WADE DAVIDJONATHAN WHEELER ROY NEAL WHITE DALE ALAN WREN JULIA ANN WRIGHT RAMONA ELIZABETH YATES CASSANDRA GAIL NWILLIAMSON EVA ANNETTE WIISON MARTHA FAYE XYJILSON PAMELA RUTH XVINDSOR Harry Bush Ray Buns Betty Cunningham BCCky Davis Deborah Griffith Debbie Grimm Bob I-lipps Mike King iw.. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Mike Luna William Norrecl Barry Polk Ferris Scott Billy Tollison Wardean Wade johnny Wallace Nathan Williamson 4 mfr? 4?-an an ig N JUNIQRS xl wr-T' 215 ..-1 ...ff 5 . N. 5'1- 9 I jim Broadwater 1. L Terry Brown j ' Vfayncllrown 3 ailing 5 t 'SS 5 ' 1 Debra Bryan x 5 Mark Bryant Timothy Bryant Dcbra Burke Rita Callans ,Q 1' 2 .. f..'i?-il Evelyn Church Dianne Collins Melanie Cook Becky Cooncr gil Sam Cornctt Barbara Cridcllc joey Crowe joanie Crump 11. r Melinda Culpepper Mike Darrah N' Donna Davis Henry Davis jim Davis -Iulianna Davis Paula Davis Sandra Davis Susanne Denton Barry Ditlccrson Eddie Dorough Kent Eason David Ethrcclgc Buster Evans Lamar Faulkner Kathy Fincher Donna Fisher Vickie Fluellcn Cecil Fomby Pamela Ford Patricia Frccman Dchora Frost Dchbic Fulcr Cathy Funderhurg 1 g X 'Na Q YI! If 5? wb' Ky' Q -Qbfsfffff, 'wma ARK i 5 pr . W4 WH: r wt nw, Q.. ii - f issi Q tsas F i-- . if! if 'Sb .3 . irii - Q re , 64,!'., '1 ' 4. Y.,. V M fi.: eff ..J i f, ,. I a f, 1. 5 fait 'X is ,. X 43 . 4 ' . is we , h 1. it K L 2 ',, , . 11 fi, -qg V 1 4 :if T It - ' af J , 141 ,X,,N,.'A Q H M G i i lim ,Q-. David Funderburg Charles Getrys Nelda Glidewell Van Golden Alan Goss Verhonda Gover Vickie Gover Dennis Green Donald Green jerry Green Pamela Gunter Danny Gurley Diane Guthrie Robert Guthrie Donna Gwinn Sonya Haisten Lowell Hardy Stacy Harmon Charles Harrison Cindy Hawkins Ann Haynes Anita Haynes Marcie Henley Steve Herrig Russell Hestley Terri Hobson Linda House Keith Howard Tony Hunter Phyllis james Donnie King Sandy Little Mike Lovell Phillip Lovell Brenda McCoy Peggy McGaughy Claressa McGowan Donnie McNurr Mike Macon Reuben Manning il' ' :- f ' , ' E55 Y 'M- 'IF '0l-Q., - - f I 2' stty 38:5 ,S . . .- ' 5 .1-.P:3'fZ as g ' '.'.'l.. I F-1 . ' '.-.'.'.' f H . . f . Kai 'Q . ..- ti I., Q '. . Q., 1 '7 if. Qtf' t, 1-goin ff, Jil .vs 5' will I' X +int ., M ff 4 Q 193' I X v ' f xx l v rod A,--.. pl I 1' lla,- .Q-rf' Perry Martin johnny Mathis Sherri Milam Gary Mozingo Rickey Nickens Cynthia Nobles Karl Norton Roger O'Neal Barry Oliver Kenny Owen Linda Patterson jan Pilgreen Denise Posey Lenom Posey Molly Price Bill Redcliff Dime Rich Cindy Riley Steve Ritch Pam Robertson Sheila Sansom Gary Savage Connie Shirley Sharon Simmons Bruce Smith Donna Smith Kenneth Smith Leslie Smith Sheila Smith Steve Smith Franklin Southem Audie Stewart Gala Stewart Bobbie Streety Reginal Swain james Thompson Joyce Thompson Terry Threatt Carla Tollison Elton Tollison i 1 li i ,ffl iii ml Qllfgtv qG - ,Ql- ,-vt , fgify 3... f,.....-v in-ev wa Marty Tollison Debra Turner Karen Tucker Tanya Underwood Martha Vardaman Randy Vaughan Phyllis Vaughan Frank Vinson Donna C, Wade Blythe Walls Elizabeth Watson Joann Weldon Marie Whitten Debra Williams Linda Williams Debra Willis Vlayne Yarbrough ,-ll' juniors are actxve in the Band. 44 tr juniors Are Involved! M' junior Algebra students solve problems. Pam Robertson learns photography 'fl ' 'I' '2iKliS.fiSi'?f2ffftSH'H'irlI2I'KJ7fpszb.'BS.'1 Wiiwlivl' A .L fy ,. .4 ' u:S.a'..l 2 31 ,f K w x' 'v kfsff' .d'f-' s N SUPHOMORES Kathy Abbott Shirley Andrews Karen Bailey Michael Bain james Barber Babble Beavers William Beavers Wilmer Beavers Deborah Bice Steve Bishop Steve Bishop David Blanton Sonya Bowlin Michael Boyanton Theresa Brady Tim Brewster Ray Brock Sammy Brown Tonia Burke jackie Callahan Donald Carlisle Dorcas Carter Donna Castleberry Vickie ,Io Castleberry Stanley Champion Cheri Chapman Byron Cleveland Cynthia Coker Rachel Coleman Sylvia Collins Kyle Collum Melanie Cooper Wanda jean Cosby Mark Coshatt Carol Cosper Patricia Criddle Ruth Crowe Kathy Crump Penny Dickey Wanda Dillard Connie Dollar William Donahoo ilA ,V,A m,,t1,A . 1 4, i f 4 , ff. ., it 1' V .' . 3 U xg R Q ,,- .ox ' 5 ' Q. 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QQ lv-x, XX . 4, ' K -W' Q' i , xv 'I 'S-'5 an YS: --..., Ronnie Oden Franklin Ogle Vivid O'Neal Sammy Owen janet Parnell Suzette Partridge Jimmie Patterson Amold Perry james Perry Tim Phifer Dcanne Phillips Patricia Phillips Karla Pierce Debbie Price Sondra Pruett Donald Ramsey Linda Ramsey joe Redcliff Dianne Rich Faith Richey Debra Robertson Wayne Robbins Rita Roe laura Rowe I Joyce Schell Chris Scott Marian Scott Scooter Scott Denice Simpkins Rob Skelton Eric Slovensky Allison Smith Cindy Smith Dianne Smith Eddie Smith Frankie Smith Krystal Smith Richard Smith Darlean Stevens Allen Stewart Robert Stewart Shelia Streety Kim Vaughan Olcn Vinson Sandy Wzldc ,Ioytc Xvaitcs .l11nt'tW'ultlrop Rthzi Xvzxllicr Randy Wixlkcr Cfinily Warren Ralph Welclu Stcvc Welch joy XX'iggins Anita Vifilliams l.ulcC Willis ,Iulic Wolf Clarence Wfoodward litltlic NX'yatt Sharon Wy'L1tt Rance Yates Chrrvl Trusx Gary Tugglc' Alitc Turner Surah Bcth Turner Vit ky Tnrncr llxlt Sullivan Milo- Swain ciy'I1ll11,1 Taylor Anita Thompson Cixxcrulixlxii Vlillftllll lDi.int' Tlmurm.in llvnnis Tollison Alt-tlicn Truitr ' T -- . TE ' K Sa A l' , H 'iWYVSr555ifi5E Y 1 l X XX li , S lmwwt fini ,L -V iff is hp im-f i. 41.4 M s Robert Allcn Thomas Ashworth Debra Davis Nin11Ruth Dunn Dz1viclGlitlt'wcll Keith Hodge .Tx PI i4 JTO NOT AVAILABLE Roy Hollix Ray Horslcy Terry Housc Dcbhic Ishcll Shclia Isbell Kelvin ,Iohnson Bobby Kemp Donna King Ritky Laniastcr Scott Mclflung Donald Moss Billy Noah EIl1C'll21fyNC2ll Ilxvitl Overton Vicl-:ic Phillips Billy Smith Tommy Smith Ronnic Waitcs ', 1. 2 If 'Fw g ' ik -lf f ' I I xxx -., V xl' 1 URGANIZATIGNS The PELMEL staff has the job of recording the events of the school year through the use of words and photography. Most new staff members have no idea how to begin designing a layout for the year- book. It is difficult to take a handful of pictures, to place them attractively on a spread, and to write a story to accompany the photographsg but this is the process that every staff member has to learn. The learning is tedious, but the result is well worth the effort. RIGHT: Editor-in-Chief, Cindy Price, had the responsibility of organizing the PELMEL, BOTTOM, FAR RIGHT: Co-Editor, Kay Kimberly, kept in touch with the yearbook publishers, RIGHT: Business Managenjoanna Payne, handled the financial details and Ads Section of the yearbook. my ,, , t'af My !v Pelm el Staff ,.,--- N-+4 Q C... WP. Aussie sf' 'S' E N ' NPS Si' if 1-qw s., 3 1 ,, ' 0, uw 69 4--f-'-s www' LEFT : As photographer and Sports Editor, Mike Bynum did a good job for the PELMEL. FAR LEFT: Pat McGraw worked on the Personalities Section and many other layouts. LEFT: jennifer Lcdford worked on the Class and Faculty Sections of the yearbook. FAR LEFT: Activities Editor, Angie Humphreys, han- dled layouts for the student activities and helped with other sections. Sponsor: Mrs. Faye S. Whittle RIGHT: Rhonda Lipscomb worked on the Faculty and Class Sections. FAR RIGHT: Pam Robertson was the junior Assistant and General Flunky of the staff, training for editor- ship the following year. BOTTOM: The 1974 PELMEL staff. ffvwwmnmm 4 Beta Club OFFICERS President - Cindy Price Secretary - Dee Anne Smithson Vice President - Russ Cox Treasurer -julia Wright Sponsor - Sharon Fleming The Beta Club is Pell City High School's Honor Society. Members are chosen on the basis of scholastic average, leadership, and character. The Beta Club had many projects to earn money for scholarships for Pell High seniors. These included a Christmas bazaar, car wash, and pennant sale. Holding a blood drive for the Red Cross is also one of their projects. The National Beta Club holds a state-wide convention for Alabama Betas in early March of each year, and the Pell City Chapter has been active at these conventions. Beta Activities On March 1 and 2, the National Beta Club Convention was held at the Civic Center in Birmingham. Two chaperones, the four Beta Club Offi- cers, and six delegates attended this convention. They left P.C.H.S. Fri- day morning during first period and checked in at the Hyatt House where they stayed Friday night. They attended sessions in the Civic Cen- ter and wandered around Birmingham when they had free time. They all had a lot of fun, but came back to Pell City feeling very worn out from the past two days' activities. --19? 57 PPM-v Maw m , mn! olllll 'outa 'WDM mnvnmw .-awww W, I dlllluuullllanssnnnnngqpggqq ' , , President - Mike Bynum Secretary - Angie Humphreys kr! . Ly, ,, '4,,1 f 'f7K v N, x 1 A -4, mf , o A. ,. 1 I n ' I H 0 , ,gli ,A ,A ,,:'Y',:',W'q f Y X A Lr.,R,, in 1. I L fy' . agua 4, ,'1 k . A U Aff X A QM XV A ,W,, K K i- o' M .Q .QM 4 ' ff. -Y' 'if'2x. -, -H, -. Us xff! ,Q 'a,'1',,'gx' .Xl1i3gL AME E ,iqgggg Q N ' , Af' M---.gJ.g,,,.,L1fP ' ,N S7 Vice President - Charles Gettys Treasurer - Rita Andrews Student Council 62 Spotlight Stag 3 i EDITOR: Dec Anne Smithson, CO-EDITOR: Dianne Guthrie, SPONSOR: Mrs. Annie Harris 'HQ -- a al R 4 ' ,. ' ' 4 ,, Aw., af JJ' SPORTS Russ Cox and Wayne Brown ROVING REPORTERS joanie Crump and Cindy Hawkins REPORTER AND PRODUCTION MANAGER jim Broadwater BUSINESS MANAGERS Anne Haynes and Karen Tucker ART julia Wright PHOTOGRAPHY Greg Hawkins BAND NEWS Robin Gravette SOPHOMORE NEWS Vickie Turner FEATURE Sheree Smith NEWS Debra Burke Sponsor - Mrs. Annie Harris Math Club alll Ill! llll llll llll llll llll llll llll Ill! Illl Ill! ll l I- Ki OFFICERS President - Ken Harris Secretary - Mike Srnitl Vice-President - Cindy Owen Treasurer - Angie Humphreyi W Sponsor - Mrs. Martha Weeks Spanish Club OFFICERS ?rogram Chairman - Steve Smith Vice-President -jan Pilgreen Secretary - Tonia Burke Sponsor - Miss Tuck Freasurer - Melinda Culpepper President - Steve Hertig Cnot shownj C Rs .Q .. M - Pep Club CAPTAINS: Angie Humphreys, Vicki Turner SPONSOR: Mrs. Peggy Campbell Future Teachers Of America OFFICERS Sponsor - Mrs. Williamson Reporter - Vicki Tumer President - Angie Humphreys Vice President - Tanya Underwood Treasurer - Rita Andrews Secretary - Pam McKibben ff President - Steve Coshatt Vice-President - Gary Savage Fu ture Farm ers Am enca .fu Secretary - Mickey Pinson Treasurer - Dennis Bowman J., it - f fl oP H'PIv ADEQ ik? S M o .., 4' QICULTO Reporter - Houston McGowan Sentinel - Ron Robertson Sponsor - Mr. Mitchell Fu ture H omemakers Of Am erica SENIORS L - .L JUNIORS Q FHA 4. L SOPHOMORES x OFFICERS Sponsor - Mrs. Annie Curry 1 Ag? Q2 Iilyy Yfl if, l jf ' 5 Fe ' 70 MISS FHA Judy Pike ALTERNATE Teresa Macon ALTERNATE jerry Burns CRISCO AWARD WINNER Debbie Griffith iiim W , , A, f, k Q 1 me ,v,,,ML's A ' 25 11 -'av Q I: W i 'g' 'Wu . 0, Y ' mn 74' ' ww, H f-4. if-1f1,,xg' -W M f , E -.. 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CLARINET, LOW WIND I Drum Majorctte - Dee Anne Smithson Head Majorette - Robin Gravcttc Co-Head - Shcrce Smith laura Vaughn Dianne Bell f . f , A Q , 1 ,K Dianne Guthcric Debra Burke Head Color Guard - Vivian Smith CoHcad - Pam Gunter if , v 'W fi 4 1 Q13 . , - , X .. - 5 l Zi f , Karen Tucker Terri Hobson 7 3 'J 5. K! Sondra Pruitt Becky Fendley IW' .1 'J m 5 -, . U' ' . x , was 04 A ' , s ' . XA I ,xt-A X af, . .- - g - -l ., W i H ' I ' -H-,-,Z,,,.J ATHLETICS I DATE 1 August 31, 1973 September 7 September 14 September 21 September 28 October 5 October 12 October 19 October 26 November 2 1 PCHS Schedule And Score TEAM jacksonville Sylacauga Midfield Childersburg Hewitt Trussville Lincoln B. B. Comer Oxford Oneonta Thompson THEM 27 7 12 25 13 0 28 35 14 20 The Thrill Of Victory The Pell City Panthers opened our football season by defeating the jacksonville Eagles in a game that ranked as one of the most thrill- ing. At the beginning of the game we were tied 7-7, but the Eagles kicked a field goal, putting them in the lead 10-7. Later the Eagles made another touchdown, faked the kick, and passed for a two-point conversion, which made the score 18-7. Then the Mighty Panthers scored again but missed the extra point, making the socre 18-13. At the begin- ning of the fourth quarter the Eagles made another touchdown pushing the score to a frightening 25-13. Still the Panthers roared back with an exciting TD to put us only five points behind. Later recovering a fumble, Panthers reached the jacksonville nine yard line with only seven seconds to play. Time for one more play which the Panthers execu- ted perfectly and made us the winner 27-25 ,L 4 1 N sl 59 Fl... 6.5 L 5' , ff ' 's is I 9 ,. -- 2 ff , K 4 my x N Vlxm S -.P fag 1 IX Gone like a streak of lightning! Go get 'em, boy! Get off my head! . . . Where did the ball go? . . .join the Crowd! . . . Hey! We got here too late! ?,, They won'r get me now! Fair Catch! a Thirst Qucnchcr! fs 1 Q S 1 C .- gf 000019 Qliild gif ii N 1 5 Q af ,, g i 3 A I What do you think we should do? Our 6th game was against the Lincoln Bears and we won this game by a score of 20-O. This was our fourth win of the season. The following Friday we played B. B. Comer and lost by a score of 7-28. This upset was our third loss. The Panthers suffered their fourth loss of the season to Oxford. We were decimated by the Yellow jackets by a score of 33-6. Finally, our Homecoming game came and little did we know that we were going to beat one of the top teams in the state which was Oneonta. At the first half of the game they were ahead 14-O, but when the second half came we showed those Redskins who the ball players were. We beat those Injuns 17-14. Boy! The Thrill of Victory. Our last football game was against the Thompson Warriors and the final score was 46-20 in their favor. This loss ended the Panthers season on a five-win, five- loss note. is Hey! Where is my team AT? 1973 PELL CITY PANTHERS Row 1 - Gray, Tollison, Garrett, Lonergan, Brown, Bowman, Gettys, Savage, Carlisle, Dorough, Funderburg, Manager, Row 2 - Coach Battles, Ray, Smith, Miller, Layton, Nixon, Carter, Holladay, Bain, Smith, Managers Rich and Pike, Row 3 - Coach Smith, Nobles, Schrader, Hunter, Cox, McCoy, McGowan, Ledford, Lee, Wren, Managers, Nixon and Haynes, Row 4 - Robbins, Hum- phrey, Brown, Skelton, Haynes, Bradshaw, Scott, Mixon, Bowie, 'K' '11 just A Little Talk! Coach Mike Battles and Coach Marion Moc Smith I'll kill 'em! The Kick Off! vs Ashvillc PCHS vs Etowah PCHS vs Oxford PCI-IS vs Childcrsburg af-44' G PCHS B Team won first place in county competition. LEFT: K. Nobles, V. O'Neal, D. Sullivan, S, Scott, E. Smith, K. Gray, C. Mixon, G. Eden, and B. Lane. .IGN 5. Q Kyle Gray attempts a shot. Chris Mixon gets two points, pw lf? v Q. 4 HID . l 4- is fe Sink I t! The first five games of the 1974 basketball season showed the Panthers at their best and at their worst. The Pantheris pounce was sure and hard during the first two games. The team brought home a 57-55 victory over B. B. Comer and won by four points over Heflin. Ashville checked the Panthers by a 45-39 defeat. The Panthers were on the mend, how- ever. A twelve point victory over Wellborn helped their morale before the Mid-State Tournament. However a big loss to Oxford hurt. Then came Mid-State Tournament! Our first opponent was Shelby County. The Panthers went in claws bared, but were down by seven points at the half. However, the second half brought changes. The team, led by Roberson and Vincent, turned on the power and ripped off a victory. The final score was PCHS 69, Shelby County 61. The next game of the tourney was against a close neighbor, Vincent. The Team went in demanding a victory and won by five points. The last game of the tour- nament had everyone on edge. The Panthers fought hard, but could not pull away from powerful Montevallo. We were awarded second place after a score of 27 to 45. Ronnie Roberson and Wayne McCoy made All Mid-State Basketball team. 3 w ,Vf i 'K - I' Following the Mid-State Tournament, our boys seemed to be playing a see-saw game. Alternately, they won and lost. They suffered defeats from Sylacauga, Ashville, Oxford and Talledega County Training School by nine, nine, one and twenty points, respectively. A second victory over Heflin and a first over Etowah helped to smooth things over, A surprising upset over Childersburg proved the Panthers were still in the game. At the end of that game, PCI-IS led the astonished Tigers by five points. The next three games were played in the County Tourney in which PCHS won second place after a defeat by Ashville. The defeat did not get the Panther team down. They came back with a 71 to 53 win over B. B. Comer. The next game with Ragland set the school scoring record for this year. The Panthers sank 35 field goals and made good 13 free shots for a total of 83 points. The Ragland score was 59. ... f av s attvt F. . at - . - 5 N-at .lf Ronnie Roberson vs Heflin Tiger Wayne Robbins makes two. F. Vincent tangles with Springville R. Roberson assists in Springville win. After this big game, Wellborn caught PCHS una- ware and defeated us 55 to 68. A comeback was in order when Sylacauga, who had defeated us earlier in the season, was defeated by two points. During our second game with Childersburg, the Panther defense could not hold back the Tigers. Childers- burg won by one small point. The last three games in regular season play were victories for the Panther team. Etowah was ripped off 76 to 555 Ragland 81 to 53, and T. C. T. S. 76 to 72. Following regular season was the Area Tournament. The Panthers went in fired up and defeated Indian Springs 76 to 56. However, in a tough game against Childersburg, the Panthers lost their grip and were defeated 52 to 69. All in all PCHS had a winning season with 17 wins and 11 losses. A good season for the Panthers, who'll do even better next year. Frank Vincent blocks Ashville shot, 7' 103 10 4 L, Bradshaw, M. Bowie, F. Vincent and G. Skelton accept second place trophy. The County Tournament began for PCHS with first round game with Springville. The Panthers were short on players and points, but pulled the game through with some fancy shooting during the fourth quarter. Springville was edged out 63 to 59. The high scorer was Wayne Robbins with 27 points. Next in line for the Panthers were the Ragland Devils. Rag- land was the only team in the County to beat Ashville, so far. The black-clad players went in fighting, but could not get a substantial lead. However, the pressure was put on during the fourth quarter and the Panthers won 64 to 59. Now our squad of seven players faced the championship game. The Panthers fought with determination and managed to lead by four points, beginning the fourth quarter. The final outcome was determined, however, during the last five seconds, when a free shot by Ashville put them three points ahead of a tired Pan- ther team. The final score was 64 to 67. The high scorers for PCHS were Wayne Robbins with 24 points and Wayne McCoy with 20 points. Wayne McCoy and Clifford Howard were named on the All-County team. Our high scorer, Wayne Robbins, was named the Most Valuable Player for the tour- ney. Wayne Robbins: Most Valuable Player nv, 1 NH Coach Roger Pate Assistant Coach johnny Truitt ack A Gerald Skelton, Clifford Howard, Ronnie Roberson, Frank Haynes, Mike Bowie, Dawson Bradshaw. Front - Frank Vincent, Wayne Brown, Milton omby, Wayne McCoy, Wayne Robbins. .-AW .fry O6 Steve Hertig Wayne Yarbrough fr'--, , 4, Bobby McClung Lcft to Right - Rob Skelton, Steve Hertig, Bobby Mdflung, Wayne Yarbrough. Blythe Walls, Doug Grissom, Kent Eason, Coach Roger Pate. Kful ,Nw s at if f I rf' ' ' D , , 'Vie 1. , f 1 A. 1' l ' .M If ',l 1- -N fly, ' 1 . .y 1, , ' ' Ir, I!! I, A .X rf': . 1 '. ,I wr'-,i . I . ff' , f 1 A ' ff 15 i ff 9413? I' fl 'Q' . I 4 !,ff1,'2:.'l ' . f fl fl I 1' f if , 1- 'lj f , E I Q , .wif 61 il ' . I 5,':'jff . 4 .H . V , . , Z '1 . ' ' 5 1 .4 .'r?PfL 9 'fif ' , fa W Wg Q 'iq 4 at ' . I if ' J P - '--- 1, II, f xi '-f, I H . Q I g ' U is 1 .f' f-1 . 4 Q I ?.'E 1 . I nj ,Q. P -. I ' ,V 'if 'D 5' ' 'f 12 f ' ' FAVORITES Super Seniors SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES Lawson Bradshaw Ramona Yates W we SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Russ Cox Secretary - Ricky Brown Vice-President - Mike Smith Treasurer -Joanna Payne livin ' I uni Urs JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Brock Brascho Diane Rich JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS resident - Steve Smith Secretary - Kathy Funderburg 'ice-President - Brock Brascho Treasurer f Melinda Culpepper Sassy Soph omores QELL 603, A ' --- fe ..,,.. Qi '., . :,.Qi'fi' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President -- Mike Bain Vice-President - Richard Smith Secretary - Eddie Smith Treasurer - Rachel Coleman SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Sammy Brown Vicky Turn: ra-raaf 2 Aww. E W:- Basketball Awards Ronnie Roberson Sportsmanship Trophy, All Mid-State Wayne McCoy All Mid-State, All County Wayne Robbins All County, Alex Watson Memorial Trophy, Area Tournament, Most Valuable Player :lifford Howard All County 111 Lee, Bowie, Brown . fi, mfg., 1 QQ, EIU, 2b.':fAiE41 3 Pmcm 1 , s 3 e lla-5 'i 'iiliiiifialilz if- L ee Z ff' Q Layton, Cox, Ledford, Savage, Lee qw. 059 PANELS Awards Q9 X' OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: TOP: OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mike Layton - Gerald Gossett Memorial Lawson Bradshaw - All Countyg Keith Lee - Permanent Captaing Award For Sportsmanshipg Randy Ledford - All County, All Mid-State Mike Bowie - Permanent Captaing Russ Cox - Edmund Blair Memorial Fullbackg Ricky Brown - Permanent Captain Scholastical Awardg Ricky Brown - All County, All Mid-State Randy Ledford - Most Valuable Backg Tackle, Honorable Mention, All State Gary Savage - Hustler of the Yearg Tackleg Keith Lee.-- Most Valuable Lineman Keith Lee - All County I ,f 5245.2 ff - gf -f 155 ' e nf :I 1 ,, - ,iff ffm: '32 ',:'.... gf ii' ,gn t:T 4 -IM js., Q' vii-4,w K, inf? V iz J: ft' - I 13 1 ,w ,, ,1'l1kp,2Eff,1 ' ' ' ,swilff - JF Avondale Mills Textile Scholarship 114 -IACfQUIZl.INIiGVTHRII2 fs ff 2912 -we ,QNX Nan ey Leigh Turner Memorial Beta Club Scholarship KEN HARRIS ' B.P. W And Beta Cluh Scholarship CINDY PRICE S Sli' Valedictorian RUSS COX 5? M4144 N . - I ., ef if 4 H91 ,N ,,,. ,.,.gE8,, , , ql,..., s, V. 1. wi., - ,I . fr ' f 4.,,,1Ma:,' 1 -M,Mfff,s.,.M1 -- 4,17 ,I 14 4 Q fra z 1 9, ' V2-f,aw-.545wffwezvffpmv ff ,ffwanpifm -' ,f :uf b E ' 1 Y f' Q45 4 2 4 f , X WMM fflyfzwi iw imgnhig ww 'NAM v , HQ ' 2 ' ' ' . ,'.' 2 - 'CH' ui? ,' ,V ,JUS :,?,ii1f fL5Z' ,1i':i5 :j.f: 4 ' i ,, ' f iz, ,Af 5 ' 1 , I 1 I 1 AUS- nnnawlll Q -5 an-1' ann l f - .. , 'f,L, N,,r f :w axy ., A , 5 Sal u ta torian DEI? ANNE SMITHSON H7 Scholastic Awards RIGHT: A Special Academic Award was given to Ken Harris for outstanding academic achievement BOTTOM: This year the I Dare You Awards were presented to jimmy Bonner fleftj and jackie Gutherie Crightj. This award is given each year to the boy and girl with the highest scholastic average following the Valedictorian and Salutatorian. The award is given hy the American Youth Foundation for four-fold leadership based on healthy physi- cal habits, an alert and ever-growing mind, an outreach of friendship and constructive social relationships, and character. It is based on William H. Danforth's book, IDare You. Each winner will receive a Certificate of Leadership to be presented during graduation ceremonies. 118 Sai 1 -' Q ,,1k I jwlw J AH DAR Good Citizen Girl Dee Ann Smithson is the PCHS 1974 Good Citizen Girl, Chosen along with six other girls by the Senior Class, she was selected by the faculty as having out- standing citizenship qualities. The awarding of a Good Citizen honor each year is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Dee Ann will be our school representative with the state DAR. H9 Awards NA was ul ' MATH TOURNAMENT ENTRIES Ken Harris jackie Guthrie Pam Robertson Mike Smith jimmy Bonner I K , . K UD mf- vt. Hari ui INIATH FAIR WINNERS First Place - Melanie Cook Second Place - Martha Vardaman Third Place - Pam Robertson v--..... - . A SIORTHEASTERN ALABAMA REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR ALL STATE BAND - THIRD YEAR IN A ROW Colleen Moore Greg Hawkins ,4- AMERICAN LEGION SPEECH AWARDS Virst Place - Mary -lean Woodall Third Place -,Jeffery Robinson iecond Place - Cindy Price Fourth Place - Karen Oden K 1973 Miss Homecoming RAMONA YATES QQ z 3 5 'S gf W.-:aah - N -gps 'ff7?'f. W2--i I 'MLN V. ,, MW' 'I ln- Jim Miss Hom ecoming Altem a te RITA ANDREWS f '??Ji?W A ax xr 'QW ,Kiwi 1 Yi ' gg ff - af' 1 a Q 2 E fi f f sim Selectors Of Most Photogenic NICK and CHRIS COTTIS, Belmont Studio .. X 51 if ka Qu J 2.5 3 .s- i an h-. 6 Most Photogenic DIANNE BELL 5 4 Q5 ,sw .w ' Miss Pelm el CATHY HALL ? E 5 ! 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PELMEL NGMINEES Gibson Holladay Nlike Bowie 0 Roy White Mike Smith Mike Bynum Keith Lee 3 73- X ACTIVITIES We'Ve On1yjustBegun. . . ' Before we knew it summer was over, and students and teachers dragged themselves to P.C.H.S. to begin another long year o hard work. The day began as usual with an assembly in the gym, We sat listening to our new principal for what seemed lik hours. Finally, we went into the school where they took all of our money! It looked like it was going to be ANOTHER one o THOSE years! IV 14 I , r 14 sr '41 9' 5? W ff 'lszhlxffy 1 71170 mzzgp QLQYV- Riva! Y 91 sf, ra i 'K AI 3 Q 1-L 4 Get Fired Up ' 'fa ' ff L'LL, V 1, Q . . fm N ' vw , f ' --,-A. ,g,g,i9 1,srQH L fff ,..' .4f!f ' eg-. iiflfff' V 2 f . g, Qw-uw S Mm - 2' X E 'S TT.'r. -... ,ef WV , miwiii' 'H N W, ifj i, Q iagia Hn The pep rallies at PCHS led the way for the spirited foot- ball season. This spirit was given a boost by the skits per- formed by the Pep Club members and the pep talks that were given by both the head coach, Mike Battles, and the captains and co-captains of the football team. Also on the agenda was the most sought-after spirit award. Each week different teachers served as judges to choose the class who showed the most school spirit in cheering the Panthers on to victory, This award was then presented to them by Coach Battles in the form of a football called Panther Pride. 'T 9 w e f -if W' as This Atomic World During the early part of the school year, Mr. james R. Dobson from the University of Alabama in Birmingham presented in the gym, a program entitled This Atomic World', to Mr. Thompson's science classes. He demonstrated different experiments based on atom-related subjects with the assistance of Kathy Abbott and Mike Smith. lihlm on Mm... ...,,,,, f vm SYITE il M F ,nl ,ax Ji 'X M X I 2 Q pl, ax K, lgvkv xxk A wr ii Mg ! 'Valid I I M' T321 P I ' 131'-F' em any 2454-v 'F ,aa ,fy FFA Awards Steve Coshatt, Mark Coshatt, Gary Spangen- burg, and Mickey Pinson attended the 1975 Alabama State Fair in Birmingham represent- ing the Pell City Chapter of Future Farmers of America. Thirteen hogs were entered into the exhibit. Later they attended the Dothan Peanut Festival in Dothan where the win- nings amounted to over 3600.00 Two Grand Champion Boats, one Grand Champion Gilt, and three Reserve Champions were raised and entered into the FFA competition. tt fi Q35 uyf 3' we 426 Lk L- 5 A F A PELL CITY Smile, You 're On Candid Camera Many of the students at PCI-IS reacted with open-mouthed surprise when con- fronted with the flashing camera of Chris Perry. Chris is the professional photographer from Belmont Studios who did most of the PELMEL,s spe- cialized photography. Some of his best pictures captured the reactions of Pell High students who were not accus- tomed to CANDID photography. Here are the best examples of his humorous photography and our aston- ishing classmates. s Vt K Q 138 rw: i ,ow .V X I 'S ' ,A Beauties Homecoming is a very important time of the year to the homecoming queen contestants, the football players, and the students in gen- eral. The whole school throbs with sup- pressed excitement as petitions are signed, plays are discussed and whispered ideas are exchanged. There is no beginning and seem- ingly no end. Miss Homecoming 1975! This title was sought by thirty-one girls this year. After securing fifty signatures on a qualifying petition, each was definitely in the race. A general assembly allowed the student body to view the contestants and make their choices. Following a secret ballot election, the three finalists, who were amazingly all seniors, were announced. They were Miss Rita Andrews, Miss Ramona Yates, and Miss Cindy Owens. All three were given places of honor in the homecoming parade. ' Tv nun- 4, PCHS Band of Gold leads the wav Cmdl' OWCUS Fmallsf 40 2 llll ww E 5 .-f '.'-J I 'uf 2 lil In ...f PCI-IS Cheerleaders precede Band. Ramona Yates - Finalist fi! Q ,Q 33313: Nm in D. 4, 1 f N A 4 N Q X Rita Andrews - Finalist Miss FHA and her altemates. 141 Crepe Paper Competition! The key word regarding home- coming! This year, float competition was very close. Beginning weeks in advance, each class chose a slogan and began work on what they believed was the best float imaginable. How- ever, someone had to get third and this honor was again given to the class of '75. The sec- ond prize Went to the sophomores on their first attempt at float Work. The Senior Class of 1974 won their third consecutive 1st place ribbon with their highly imaginative float declaring their pride in PCHS. Autos were decorated for the parade also. First place in this competition was given to Coach Truitt's girls and their Panther Machinef, ,W af' ff' ,ff I' ,WA4 ll! EET if 1 I K The Panther Machine growls down Cogswell Avenue. Q 1 s ,. K 1' A 'N .t C, 4 ,,v.4 wi j-0- OM - '-'ffv K' T YF 7-i f Q - .,.t if 'f 'iff' if ww.,-Q NR fl- V 4 . S if is 5 Wit, A . if- Q 1' 9Ziff.-ggggiifff'5.:'5.'5'j-N-1' 'ri-,f:'f2'F:l',f.' jr ,f .17 W - r .t r - J, , v.,.vf,55,,, -:ff 5 3.5214 Q W'-ff. 7 Vw, 52 -kkk j Ma , . 11,2 ifgigfgqftffftfzgi .. i,:,,::!,:,j,Sf K .,,1-5 A. , - e 3 i t i t fEiE?f?li5E3E5Efi?rifffffI1.E1E'2-beA , :C . .C r.4m2te..fsrzifzaf-::'1:-rm M , Q ,go-331' '5,-gg.1.,g.Qgq.i5t3fg5.'fgq.5i:-,glps-.s. 3. ' gi' XL :iii-'TR gef.,,1'1fx2,41i?1'f'.?EnXiJ:f'fQ'f4,j.Zif L:,W,'I, ' ,vig xp, ti l,5ya-.:n,f.,Z1.: mf X ff,5ti.f. irziht, t- ff A fu' ' . glgqag ga, ,Q 1-sig :gf ppt J, 1, QT 'fm 1. ,QV-Qt pt, A ,. X ' pifjp tg 1 .:,' i elif ' ' af' ,.5 Qtfiirfi .fi?: -.il .V gzfizlffig 1-.1 V 3-57222 ' 1,152 .- - :f?f5??iQ?1W iii' ' , - A , 'fiiil 1 1 ' . .,g f i.,,..f -H +, , S T f fi... 142 The high flying slogan of the Senior class won first place, 1 ff I -.ga vain! untrue? DN EF! T Tig ming QM i, is s r s f .1 htm it . .,. X:,--' . vii.. . . tit. t gt X:.- -riff -'z 45 Third again for the-Iuniors as they battle for a first. 1 cfm. q ghsgsgffw -.M X.. Sophomorcs captured 2nd place with their Victory Wagon. is s f irir . . Q -- rf N .. j zflv. P. McGraw and C. H211 anx- iously await the judges decision. if xi. :Q ,K is . . ,Wd 4 . , as People Queens and floats aside, what is the best part of the home- coming parade? Being in it of course! Every available vehi- cle is rounded up and decorated to the hilt for that big ride through town. Assorted limbs dangle from windows, bod- ies recline on hoods, and everyone becomes comfortable for that brief but exhilarating journey. Liam-..a,,ns, A-up Vlfllli E. Goodwin conserves energy, but who's going to pull? , a gs ,fm , , , , D. Gurley seems to have it made. Where did you get your harem, Dan? 144 -I. Pilgreen hurriedly struggles into her uniform prior to the parade. , lwif V E,A , Z I ,4 ' ab - iff A -'mf me f X A parade is always applauded, especially when you're in it. J-MM , .1-ff-f ' Witch or warlock?j. Bowman could qualify as either fxgfla ffl' V V!V AZAVV r i ' Cruising down the avenue is F. Richey and a little Stranger. Second place went to a group of Sophomore students. Mama ff: MM Patterson hugs the world in her enthusiasm. Sheree Bowman, Angie Humphreys, Debbie Powell, Kay Kimberly, Cindy Price fdrivingj, and Billy Norred 4 A.. ,iff A J, A5 'W n 6-'fllw W'MfeM.L?f' WL, I Lg .. S. Smith huffs and puffs as he marches in downtown Pell City. v M V N ,, f f', N?4, aff , Q ax M., Maybe we'll win next year. ' - i at t yyyy it J --sf-fi. at : 1 4? 12 A ,A , i ffl, ' f?f ffi Q iii 5i-fl ff' ' 2 1 , fji A a it . t ny fmg I ..,, . ' . 'T E i ' :gs i I Mifchfll hugs fhf hood. S. Little and Mickey Mouse await the parade's start. The parade is over and we all head for home to prepare for the big game tonight. So far the day has been perfect. Now if we could only win that game!!! 48 Homecoming day featured the selection of Mr. and Miss Country Pride. Homerooms made nominations and these nominees were presented in the gym before the student body cast secret ballots to select Mike Luna and joy Wiggins as Mr. and Miss Country Pride. ., I W, Myles pvlwm-5329 ,awww M, tssss,,s M411 r,,.,...-0-'- new fi. f ,W 40 Homecoming Night 5, ix, LV .1 The Spirited Cheerleaders lead the Mighty PANTHERS onto Battle Grounds. The Maiorettes with their Flaming Batons add to the excitement of the HOMECOMING Game! 'Wil M, My U-'flgidw' , 'T' Y, 5 4 Af'---1 gf ,1.' QQ' '5, txQ4 W M, T1 . '.'4I'5 p'-Xi T 1'h.f'c.t- rn- Wig-.' 'f' - V4 yrs 4, 4 f. Q mix-'M JUS - ?x in , L: ff' W. va: --'fs-f.1if.Lr. 'f r K -we A, if M -- . A if f' .t,.f, vp-J! if lgfwf'ff ' We 5 ' M, 'll' 1 'andy' iW'l'?wQz'xkZ'4'f1fgli,':W'A1lmlngf'TWH 'P !:, 444Q! The HOMECOMING court awaits the announcement of the 1975 HOMECOMING Queen. a an 'fa- 1' 1 x...--- ' il LEFT: Mr. Bill Howell, Principal, presents Miss Ramona Yates with a bouquet. RIGHT: Mr. George Eden, Superintendent of Education, crowns Miss Yates. 151 .,. !H5a - sw w -ff'-9 s 11 X t f :L 4' K' iff ' Q .LVL- f WMM e '- , W,,i ,,.f. V,k, I an-Quang... Dee Anne Smirhson directed the Stage Band. Wm 4... K 4 'E ui V S. ' ' 'i Gary Hannah, student director, led the singing, PCI-IS Students Give Thanks The Band and Glee Club presented a special Thanksgiving Program patriotic and inspiring in nature. The program opened with devotion and prayer given by jeffrey Robin- son. The Glee Club then sang some favorite Thanksgiving selections under the direction of Gary Hannah, the student director. The Glee Club was followed by the Stage Band which entertained the student body with popular patriotic songs. The program was an inspiration to all who attended. '-,445 1 M.,-V , ' jeffrey Robinson had devotion and prayer. Debbie Grimm fumished the music for the Glce Club. 155 Artists At Work f L I I V ,..X,,, . , - 6 xg q i ' b L 156 I 2, - Q M ii 6 ' DZ-1 vw, amiga X ig - , wg, fi v gs I ggi?-v' W? ww' QW 1 2 wk 3 Z .15 , 1 gn, M M 5 W, Qf4.sgMq1,, 589 76 ? 52 E K. The,Art Department is a very versatile part of our school. Mr. Lonergan, the teacher, instructs classes in art and ceramics. The art classes start with the basic art techniques and then graduate to watercolors and etchings. Other projects include making complex designs from simple materials, such as cardboard and string. The ceramics class starts with simple bowls and does more detailed work as they become more skilled. The art students work hard all year. Who knows? We could have created another da Vinci or Picasso? 3 .ii 'Wai N r-f ...M .IXA L W ,dh .'im.1,,' P' l ' -' S If 4 5. 92 if if Q ,J of x M12 Sq 1 s a ks .yt , W , by ,- F ..,.g.-: . 'K fsfgs i, x ' L L-,L1: 5 21. -ffl - -L 9. Mrs. Campbell checks ro 4:5 2r?U, .,.,, . yy An upside down world. . . . Working Together Day To Day Toge th eff. . . Mrs. Campbell, physical education teacher, worked hard and strenuously to keep all girls in good physical condition. Along with exercising and running laps around the gym, the girls leamed to walk on the balance beam, to tumble on mats, to do head stands and to execute many other skills in gymnastics. When the Weather was cold, the girls, remaining in the gym, were divided into groups for balance beam, floor exercise, and ball routines. Playing volleyball, jumping on the trampoline and forming pyramids were other activities. When spring arrived, it was OUTSIDE for testing on the 50 yard dash, the 100 yard dash and relay races. l , Exercising is hard. RIGHT: C. Owen on the balance beam. I59 RIGHT: The speeches may not have been earth-shatter ing in content, but don't they merit more enthusiasm than this? Oh well, what else can you expect from Eng- lish and History classes. BOTTOM: Participants in the Voice of Democracy com- petition were as follows: Karen Oden, Robin Gravette, Russ Cox, Pam Robertson, Michael Bynumhlulia Wrighr,joanna Payne, Pam McKibbin, jackie Gutherie, Colleen Moore, Ken Harris, Kenneth Maddox, and Cindy Price fnot picturedj. at H1 l V -tfypfz f iii - -' -V ,wi Hi' 512, , w , ,, A 160 julia Wright I 41-1 Students Define Responsibility Who said writing papers was just for English classes? Certainly not Mr. Bryant or the VFW. Early in December Democracy teacher, Mr. David Bryant, required all his Democracy classes to write a three minute speech entitled My Responsibility as a Citizenf, Thirteen of these speeches were chosen for school compe- tition. The speeches were given in the library to an audience of English and History classes. Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Williamson and Mr. james were given the difficult job of determining the winner. They selected Cindy Price as lst place winner, Colleen Moore as 2nd place, and -Ioanna Payne as 3rd place. The winners received a S25 savings bond, 315 cash, and 510 cash respectively. Cindy as school winner went to County where she again won first and to District where she received second place. Despite the fears of the contestants, the difficulty of the judges, and the yawns of the spectators, the program was of benefit to all concerned. 161 1 'UOLQ ' 1 - ' hiffa' Talking It Over just The Two Of Us The ten-minute break, the favorite part of the school day, comes and goes too fast for everyone. Students talk to their friends, eat snacks, and go to club meetings, while others gather in the lunch room or outside to drink cokes and gab. Only too soon the bell rings to go to the third period class. if lrss , i had sw. ,,,, , ,127 V I V K -,Lx - r 'u r Ni ' V, ' N V, , I I 'f 1' l ff rw 1 ff Q A iv f . r If 0' I , H fi L ,cg ,3 it f J o . ,FT , Q, 'r Cheers! 162 --...Q C.- si .f- He was about this high! ix ' A Have a cigarette. V i 0 2 5 . A Fill EH A W . , . ,gf at . 'b A 411'-,W Vvrb N k,,, f .Q 'gf' if Q fi I ...M 'M Q 'ww J F ,L f l l 1 f n 1 f 1 ,, , , ' 'X NWN. v fs? .iv 5,4 You wouldn't d2.rc!? ---.....,, -, 5 ----...,, 1. , ----...Q -ii., -- -S Oh no! You didn't? Watch our! Here he comes! Apathy And Boredom Fed Up With The Whole Thing! 4 V: We Avia- ,.,1, , f P' fy 4? , b I 45? X N ,gy -Vs e I X 4919 f' 2?-. fvw 2 W ' RIGHT: Terry Threat! 166 Career Education fs-unnnex-mama an-I- ' Lcnora Nobles .4 CN A U 'Ulu 'x'N:N ly nl. . 5-35523,---J.I.'f1 9' -. kav R 'Ve x'v',f Q -wffx --X ' 5, f 1 99,2 x x fQPW',fQf,f .AW N X ff 01 .bf ,Q-N X 'E wen 31 , C' V-xf xg 151 - px 4 f Qx! 0:-Luv' Nl QQ T f 4' gif' we 1 QQ: 9' 'Q yr X. fgff QQ? if 149: v 58 ,gg iqbx gg? 1 NX QQ! X 1 x ,xfyf .XJ x X 1491? .ff ,N z Q52 ig 3:-ri? , X XQZWD 1 N xQfvQ I fx 0 El x xQJ X 'PX ,' X ff! X59 f, . N6 19,1 NM f X X ff Vg! XQU X f fix , ffx N . w, X31 wwf , f . 49X f'Qy,Xx ff X621 I X 'A' N I X X 5 0 ' X X in ix 1:01 f fn Qu ' N N ' I. f N I 6 f , , , ,ff RQ? vgiqf fQX f xfif x f fix fc? fag, fir LQ. 1 X V- f xgfaf xx X if ,Q - A 1 . 61, X fjff x f X 'i- Qf vii fig! :fa le: ' X X lg, 169 .gy , , , A ,I Nw, f 07 Q35 fx D f Xfxjf 1 N 'fy my-' H, . Q? 's George Knight, William Beavers cv 7 VLSI, pg, X S2 Elf ig - 'U W V f if X W5 me , .fx WNV uc Q 'pr 1 .,,..,f 1 v , iw ' '1'f.Ka't 1 Flag ,A -ww-'Um VA 9-dim Kd 14. Vickie Phillips, Bill Noah, and Sam Comer! X. 5 . M W WN 555411, T 1 A ' 2537? ' ww gb 41,1 Sam Comctt, Bill Noah L , S Ethella O'Neal Bobby King, William Beavers ,WA,mgg,,,,5.MM. 7 K . .iw Y 'r ii' - , . M, -.-ucv? ,,.....--- Rita Callans, Ronnie Waitcs I6 Career Education is new to the educational curriculum in St. Clair County. The first senior high unit was introduced at Pell City High School in 1972!73. The response to this unit helped get additional ones in this age level for the county this academic year. The primary goal of Career Education is preparing young people to fit into the sec- ular world as both a contributor and a recipient. It is necessary to approach edu- cation in a way peculiar to each student. The traditional reading, 'riting and 'rith- meticv takes on a complex facade, BELOW: Ethella O'Neal, Vickie Phillips and Lenora Nobles K h f , . . H ,Q in mat gyxquyt - ' my an 5 . 5 ai Fi jo Peeler, Netta Shealey -Q,- 1-. . . 2. 2 1, . . . if E is 5 4 4 t Mwiwiuvw 4 These basics are emphasized, yet tutoring for Vocational and Driver Education classes are also provided when needed. Filmstrip, films, illustrated classics, games, practical work books, a reasonable facsimile of a grocery store, high interest paper-back books, phonograph records, tape recorders, office machines and field trips are some materials and methods used to accomplish the educa- tionalw objective. A guide is provided by the State Department of Education. Each school or system is to adopt and adapt according to needs and resources. The total student is kept in focus. ABOVE: George Knight, Robert Allen ' BELOW: Bobby King, Ronnie Waites 53 4, yf' fa S l V vm I. nv ff' 1, tl 11'I5v ' lxxn ar: lf'..f,1. -,ssfag Saba A fi., K jeff Hadaway and Mrs, Stewart 3 .4-sq wqmfQ.w-M.,-,w.....,.f,..f,,.aWQm ,,,,, Y W, V H, , :f,,,,F, ' y- - U '.gfCF,ZiZf':' L P V1 Q9 xl ef! 'J ' V ,af ,, , ,,, ....,......... A I 2 1 5 1 ,W ,, fu l-iff y if , ww n 1 W Z MMM J WA as ' T Q5 1 tm. .,l,, Q ,LM V ,M W X f Mod Squad The latest fashions don't escape the students at PCHS. The lay- ered-look in both hair styles and clothing are worn by guys and gals alike. The faithful blue jeans and football jerseys are still thriving in popularity. XXXXXY 173 X -s..fif 41 XXX., XX True Grit PCHS students really have grit! After all the things they suffer through, they can still smile. Imagine! Smiling while you take a test, laughing when you're about to sit through an hour of boring speeches, wearing a grin while being antagonized by a pesky photographer, or being happy after running through a downpour to make club pic- tures. These are just a few of the miseries endured by stu- dents at Pell High, and they still keep on trucking! 41 ,f 'min ww 175 l A fob Well Done Our Pell City High Band of Gold has done a terrific job this year, and rnuch of their work has gone unnoticed. During july, the band worked on Tuesday and Thursday nightsg and when the hot month of August came, the band practiced everyday. They marched till their legs felt like dropping off, and then kept practicing till they knew their drills by heart. The band has given many concerts for the student body and for parents and friends. Mr. Causey has done an exceptional job this year with the band. We hope to keep Mr. Causey for many years to come. at . 44 5 5' ,., at ,ff A 47 - 1 1 .....,f UWA rf m ttw -, sf... Wm. , 'fir- 76 lL,NtCl Where The ACTIO Is Action is one word that is used often at PCHS. Wliether it be football practice, term papers. or just plain homework, students are always busy with some activity. Work and play are often intermingled in the library, at the games or in the gym. Teachers and students don't always agree on their work pro- gram, however. Undone homework and nonprepara- tion for tests have been the exasperation of many teachers. Students can't find time for such menial tasks when band practice, cheerleader tryeouts and various other activities are going on. Even so, they get by and everyone remains busy, busy, busy. 'ww . , xxx Roy Hollis X921 K-A N4 pf' ,...Jb45Qfff 11' Jr- Pat Mdiraw PCHS Marching Band 178 A79 'kdm ML EW r xv-I' Karl Nobles 1 , k , -of QS' . ,J . - David Erheredge l Studen t-Faculty Basketball Game On january 23, 1974, P.C.H.S. students and teachers piled in the gym to see the students battle the faculty in a game of basketball. The faculty team had faculty cheerleaders to cheer them on and the student team had student cheerleaders. The game was close from begin- ning to end and everyone enjoyed the excite- ment. After the final quarter, the faculty had won by one point with a score of 72-71. Q W -. C X, -. 'ef P 180 N Y.: 0 . h atv s, s f 2 Y ' s . i 1 182 john Pope Eden Vocational School A new part of the educational system for St. Clair County is the vocational school located on Hwy 231 North. This center provides an excellent opportunity for those students who are not planning to attend college but would like to develop a marketable skill for the future. Clothing Production Auto Body f .W 45 ff -4' gy, 7 M , iii? SM 402-fa ff X x Cosmetology 5 as Hortioul ture Y is The courses offered at the vocational school are: Clothing Production, Auto Mechanics, Auto Body and Fender, Cos- metology, Ornamental Horticulture, Building Trades, Bus- iness and Office Education CBOED, and Welding. Cloth- ing Production trains the student in the basic construction processes used in both hand and machine commercial sew- ing. The course prepares the student for employment with skills in fitting, altering, and repairing clothing, draperies, and slipcovers. The Auto Mechanics course is designed to teach students to find the causes of faulty operation in vehicles and to repair and replace defective parts. Students taking Auto Body and Fender are trained to repair motor vehicle bodies damaged in collisions. This may involve straightening bent frames, welding torn metal, and refin- ishing and repainting. 1- ' MMM. Building Trades Building Trades 6 Business Office Education The Cosmetology course trains the students to become beauty operators and prepares them for employment in this field. There are a variety of jobs open to students with training in Ornamental Horticulture. These include the management, sales, and service in green- houses, nurseries, and landscaping. In the Building Trades course, all aspects of constructing new buildings or repairing old ones are employed. This includes the carpentry, electrical, masonry, and plumbing aspects of building. The aim of the Business and Office Educa- tion course is to prepare the students for employment in the business world as stenographers, typists, etc. Welding is taught by various means. Students are taught safety, the properties of metals, gas welding, arc welding, and inert gas welding. I , .rj 'W XX J Th ose Unforgette ble Expressions G' g,s , 99 ' L- We'1'e Human Too! H 221 A N Jw . W N X , ,9 avff K--v A M mJJl-g,,-- , A i ,,: 1 -wr., 51- W K- fif gf .. if bww ,ex 4. f I 1 1'1U' , XLLAW A gwffw Ulf K A Helping Hand The office workers and library assistants are two helpful groups in our school. The office Workers help Mrs. Turner, Mr. Howell, and Mr. MCI-Iugh by doing odd jobs and running errands. The library assistants aid Mr. Lee in keeping the library in order and also in helping students in any way they can, 7 a l Y t . OFFICE WORKERS LIBRARY ASSISTANTS 4 2 I Amie ADVERTISERS ,fn if yy 9 W lg e 4, rrre A f X srl .Mm , ,fy 4-.., f Complimen+s To The Class Of 74 Through our pho+ography, we hope we have made +his year one no+ only of happiness bul' also of pleasanl memories The Pho+ographers BELMGNT STUDIO Park Sou+h Plaza I433-D Mon+gomery Hwy. Birmingham, Alabama Call us any lime for weddings and o+her special even+s. 1+ilv.4 X ,-, fl, Q51 f17!! -. -V--. . 9' WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES Complimenls Of SMITH 81 HAYES HOME IMPROVEMENT OWNERS J. Howard Smi+I1 Jack Hayes I705 I9'I'I1 SI. S. Pell Cify, Alabama 338-206I WESTERN AUTO BUILDING MATERIALS Pi'Hsburg Painl' - Rez Sfyrofoam and Cedar Lumber H K M G d Eleclrical and Plumbing Supplies omeowner - . . oo man Congralulalions Compllmenls To I'I1e Seniors of CUSTQM PARK 81 WASH BARBER SHOP and COIN LAU N D RY I9 I 9 Cogswell Avenue 2 loo 3rd Avenue S. Pell CII'y, Alabama Pell CNY' Alabama Complimenls of Ihe RIVERSIDE Q S E RV I C E INTER E B E 5 BAPTIST CHURCH A A 1 Pell Cify Rev. W. F. Poole - PasI'or Complimenfs To The Seniors From cLow CORPORATION PLASTIC DIVISION P.O. Box 626 Pell Ci+y, Alabama Complimenfs of HILLTOP MART Roufe I Box I24K Logan Mar+in Dam Road Complimen+s of DR. R. F. COX Denfisf Pell Ci'I'y, Alabama dir. ' ' :- 5?SI'51f'- 'J 33' fr' ' wi 'x' Af. ' . . J'- .vba . v 3 7. fi , Qi- :5 . - s 2351 . :?f.,1, .sI7 -L HY. 1 ax I ' .4 .I ge . fir .4-, Y. THE ASH AGENCY Ed E. Ash Insurance and Real Es+a+e Cffice 338-3368 Residence 338-2785 All Lines of lnsurance TUCKER BRCTHERS CONTRACTIN6 COMPANY Kennefh W. Tucker Jack H. Tucker O. Box 648 PELL CITY CASH 81 CARRY 23 I 8 Cogswell Avenue Pell Ci+y, Ala ba ma Phone 338-3363 Every+hing you need 'For cons+ruc+ion and remodeling. BANNISTER'S DAIRY BAR I522 CogsweII Ave. Pell Ci+y, Alabama Telephone: 338-27 I 3 Owned and Operaled by Jerry and Faye Bannis'I'er .L at T Congra+uIa+ions To The Class Of 74 jlffklrfmiriywrrii M5 20th St., QII0. Well Qity, QII41. 35A25 BUNT APPLIANCE SERVICE, INC. I7 I 2 Cogswell Ave. Pell Ci+y, Alabama H. C. Bun+, Owner Phone 338-2720 BRUNO'S Takes Good Care Of You. Pell Cify, Alabama Besf Wishes 'ro +he Seniors Complimen+s of Congra+ula+ions i , E T O P To ' P LL CI Y IL COM ANY The Seniors ,, ,, c Frorn P. 0. BOX 367 PELL CITY, ALA. 35l15 GQSSETT'S BARNEMHAGEQWLEY HA RDWARE TELEPHONE RES. PHONE lm, 339-2571 42053 338-7522 TOWN S MAN BARBER SHOP Specializing in Men's Hairslyling Live' culling AND GI FT SHOP Razor Cufhng Hair Slraighlening Hair Sl'yliS'l'S Jerry and Bob Hollis 36 Comer Avenue Hugh Powell Jimmy Hollis 333-2225 PellCi1v.Ala- The Original Roffler Sculplor Kul' Hair Slyling It's u bud day to cook. . Q: f if., n f' Complimenls To The Seniors Estee ggmg entuc A f Cl :sled Cllmkeaa. kg X' r our coo . Ni! ntuqldb Pocomo PARK '-U Visit lhe Colonel Highway 23l Norfh Dell Cify, Alabama Complimenfs Comlzgfienis To +he Class of 74 F rom GRAY 8: GOODGAME PELL CITY G 23l I 3rd Avenue Sou+h Pell Cily, Alabama 02 n onnme' T v -fat f' If 1 i - ' ff f 46? C l . , l .- Fabrics for the fashion ,Q Q ff K industry. K Alf Carpet yarns for top fu giq. 'ull r manufacturers. t Sales yarns for the textile 995 industry. Knits for the trend to comfort ' and style. 3335? . ' M2342 n 2254. fQ r9'? ' f R-17? In 14 of the most modern textile plants in the world. , ! if? :fa dfjrf 'llgigs A 1 All located in the Southeast. h f , . N ' :silty When a standard IS gli' ' Riggs set in style and quality you know who's doing it. ,t ffffff 2: I:-..::.-2 X AVON DALE Bes+ Wishes Io fhe Class of 74 GOODGAME 81 PIKE WELDING COMPANY Third Avenue Sou+h Pell Cify, Alabama 35 I 25 COLONIAL MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 34 and 23I Sou'I'h Pell Cil'y, Alabama 35I25 l205l 338-92 I 5 I2-I4-24 Feel' Wide Mobile Homes One year WriI I'en Warra n+y wiI'h every Mobile Home LAND AND SHORE REALTY 81 INSURANCE 2004 Cogswell Ave. Pell Ci+y, Alabama y E 338-9427 - N Q- y Besl' Wishes Io +he Class of 74 D I S REXALL DRUGS if H H, h , .4 I ' u 4 is IQ way 23I Norfh, Pell ClI'y, Alabama I -I I' WC C Besl Wishes To fhe Class of 74 Vx ixv , Q, -M QA ' 'I If ARBOR BAPTIST CHURCH Jimmy W. Cele PasI'or man CompIimen+s Of Complimems FENDLEY of ST. CLAIR SERVICE STATION OBSERVER I 800 Cogswell Avenue Pell Cify, Alabama S+. Clair Coun'Iy's Only Home-Owned Newspaper ComFZgFen+s Compzgfmenfs BAGGETT TED R. HAMMETT PQNTIAC GMC. INSURANCE AGENCY We pay individual aH'en+ion 'ro our cusfomers. I8 I 6 Cogswell Avenue Pell Ci+y, Ala bama Phone 338-7222 C0mPIimen+s Complimenfs Of Cf MAcK's Ben Coker TEXACO 81 AUTO 2l0I Cogswell Avenue INC- Pell CH-9' Alabama ISO6 Cogswell Avenue 333-2330 P.O. Box 624 333-9550 Pell Ci'I'y, Alabama SMITH MEAT For Life- HeaI1'I1 -Car Home Insurance Ta. .....,1 I ,.1,,. Call- 338-2763 I ' ' Q I9+h Sfreef Sou'I'I1 Pell Cify, Ala ba ma NmllllllgldfrEIIIIII.I:II.fI,IlafaUr-., A- P- TUYIOV 21235HILL2IfaISGIIJZTffaIA.'.', Owner - Bobby Helms PO' Po' 568 Phone 338-7233 Pell Crfy, Alabama Complimenfs Of C0mgjpen+S KILGROE HEATING 8: JOSEPH GILMER AIR CONDITIONING, INC. D. M.D. 33I Cosgswell Avenue Pell Cify, Alabama Phone 338-2820 CompIimen+s of FURNITURE CO. N Your Full Service Furnifure Siore. U . Pell Cily Pell ony, Alabama Rfjfnd 20 fi NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 4I Cogswell Avenue Pell Cily, Ala ba ma Serve +he Lord wi+h gladness come before His presence wi+h singing. Psalms l0O:2 Comygimenfs FU N ERAL HOM E L' M' 22I9 2nd Avenue Norfh COMPANY P::1.f?.t2s2f:'::rd Joe E. Kilgroe Sonny Kilgroe Yellow Pages - I920 Cresfwood Blvd. Birmingham, Alabama Besf Wishes +o fhe Seniors Complimenls of 22 I 6 Cogswell Avenue Pell Cify, Ala ba ma CompIimen+s Of R. N. MCCLUNG and SCOTT PHILLIPS oDo Good Luck To The Class Of 74 6 Complimenls Of RIVERSIDE CLAY CO. P.O. Box 55I Pell Cify, Alabama ABBOTT SUPPLY CO. 200 2nd S+., Sou'l'h P.O. Box 474 Pell Cily, Alabama Phone 338-70l 7 He., ,+,,f COUNTRY STORE Highway 23I Soufh Congralulafions +0 'lhe Seniors Comifenis coosA CABLE y COMPANY l N G M M A N O R Ca ble Television Service 5 l 0 N. Wolf Creek Road 9 I 7+l1 Sfreel Soufh Pell Ci+y, Alabama -NH' ...A A friendly and efficienl' sfaff makes recovery pleasant Pell Cify, Alabama Phone 338-942 I Complimenfs Of CU LVER LEE D.D.S. 207 ' 1 . ueen - Congra+ula+ions Seniors Lynne and Dick Ely F. CX ,, QU O S ?b if B-alll-' n 6 It 'E Ju S Q U xi A' .. X' if shi, iw- Dmfgxg - .4 x Q3 XO M Q.-S' L - QE J ,W B -I El hi 5 f.. '.,f f K A 6195 Af , 'Q' AF x9 Y Le+'s All Go To The DIARY QUEEN M 0 lgkkgsg Complimen+s To The Class Of 74 . . . TURNER DAIRIES f-wa E Thanks For X Y K. 61 Buying Mello Produc+s Complimen+s Complimen+s Of Of DAYMCRAE 'NO RIVERSIDE LODGE P.o. Box37o E P llC'+ ,Al b P44-f N' Sl EE, 338121. J 5 , 1 n Qi MF The - l Complnmen+s Of ljp Fun 1 f' - S cl. mugs 0 'E Place ' -3 I' For 31 1 Snow-while Cleanevs E Il X Au 3? oollllllzlllrll Ei l-aunllrq Q s. we' 215 CUMER AVE. - PHDNE 335.2 4 gf, The Family S FELL r:n'v, ALA. in ' wer, QuALl'rv Wann tv, 3 H 5 . fx9g .J w n u l 6. ij 'fs 45369 UNION STATE BANK X , CompIimen'Is Of CREDIT BUREAU Q OF PELL CITY C0'f'fgpe +S ArviIIa S. MungaII F. JCLLEY s MaleI:gI,II:l: I?fIll ca+y AIR SERVICE INC. Besf Wishes Io 'rhe Seniors. AMERICAN AVIATION CORPORATION WRECKER SERVICE FFA FIigh+ School VA Approved Aircrafi' Renfals Aircraff Sales Phone 338-9456 0 I90I Cogswell Avenue CompIimen'I's Of PELL CITY REXALL DRUGS O-QPU I I GO- QQ Pell Cify, Alabama . G f-' !2'5 I7 C? I CompIimen+s II UD X! ,RQ Of xi is 1 - 'lah 9 om imen s 'N '-3--f I MERLE NORMAN C 'E-If I AL-ur.. cosmencs AND ' BEAUTY SALQN h CHARSES ROBERTSON 0 enera ons ruc lon 7: Owner D X90 Faye Kendrick -Hmm E WEB? CompIimenI's PINE HARBOR of MOTEL gl PELL CITY RESTUARANT CURB MARKET PO Box58I EIegan+ Dining Delicious Food Pell diy' Alabama Compllmenfs CLAYTON 2I I Nmefeenfh S+ree+ Soufh Pell Cl+y Alabama 9 l 3 N af HORACE C. M.D. Complimenfs Of COMMERCIAL 81 INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY The House CO. 305 Mar'r'n Aven e A -wil. Pell Ci'ry,lAIa barrlla L - .Q Phone 338-2255 QI X JOE DOROUGH HARVEY WATSON Of Qualify Au+o And Truck ParI's Wholesale And Relail if we, ,,.. L I , A,u,I,,,f ,l ST. CLAIR SHORES Complimenfs Of DIXIE AUTO PARTS Owner Harold R. Vaughan Highway 23I Norfh Pell C'+y Alab Phon 338-225I We Carry A Compleie Aj! Line of Pads. Complimenfs Of MT. PISGAIJILRAPRIST CHURCH . . . . 5 .s 1 ? K, , . .x...,.. ,... , ., .. . -A ,, .7 I- I A - . i I ' riggs., - .I , - .gr f I Q. Q.. Complimenfs .. Of ' Besi' Wishes To The Senior Class Q fi A FAT J seg? II:IeIIIeCIir3uIh B E M I N G. Phone 525-5255 ,f NORRELL, JR 0 M. D. CompIimenI's Of RIVERSIDE MARINA 81 SAXON CANDIES I I x II -I -: , 4 U , ' ,411 4 gg f Enjoy Coggqggvla. V The soft drink for people looking for the fun things in life. It's the real thing. Cgke. BOTTLED UNDER AIJTHORITY O COCA COL CO 1-- PELL CITY Complimenls b Q 03, Of 5,4 REBUILDERS I 4. , -1-.1 Owner r I' , Ramsey Funderburg COOSA ISLAND P llC'+ ,Alabama T3l1orIey338-7624 Open Year Round R+. I Box I20 Bes+ Wishes Tccglluse Gradualing C:,T1Z:Zlg2'2lEggTa Owner Wal+er Garrick I Q Complimenfs Of PELL CITY BAR ASSOCIATION H. E. Holladay Talmadge H. Fambrough BIIIy L. Church David R. Benson G. 84 S. BAIT CO. R I VincenI,AIabama-525-5675 ix M , , ,I I. EET LQ- 1 GENERAL LEE MARINA AND CAMPGROU ND O - Clarence Lee, Floyd Goodgame ST. CLAIR FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN fs, ' ii . t. . ' f Li. D1 I . , : 1 . J 5.5 , . K I F 3 s ,f H, I L I 1 HQ gag: 1 ld ' tad' 4 s :! a: ma' ' 'Hi 'f if 3 . . . J-?f. 'u cn g' 713, ,P H' Q .alan 'if ,ll w f 1 1 4 ii? , ' -is I f ix N . H ug? gf, . ,AU t, o 7,5111 5 C Complimen+s Of HUGGHINS SOD FARM M. S. Hugghins Rou+e I Cropwell if ig, ' ' FQ, 55 V' 1 5 rw 52. , nh. .11 I W' , U if Hg! bf gi ' af ,P O . f gh ig ' t .V .J -K Igf l ,-Q .ala Q 1- S, fb 4 ,Q 1 R in r ' V . if 34,75 mg, if ' Tai! SV i . dim, .LL I qi, 1: . -1 ,si , liuj uf gifs!! A. .w l,' ' e . , ,ga .l H ' T gf.,-D-A AQL' ' Complnmenfs Of SUTHERLIN CHEVROLET H PIIC SI dS PELL CITY WOOD PRODUCTS Owner James S. Smi'I'l1 Home Phone 338-7509 Office 338-3563 J fzfjj Pulp Wood 1 , , 3- , J 0 Complimenfs Of PELL CITY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 20I2 Firsf Avenue NOI'l'l'l Pell Cify, Alabama Ph 338 2924 WANTED The Perry's ll-Q . V.. EDEN WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH l23 Wolf Creek Road N. Pell Cify, Alabama 14 I -All .z'5.E.f'Sjws1'w AND CAMPGROUND ' Owners l6I0 Cogswell Avenue Joe Bowman Pell Cify, Alabama 35l25 Floyd Goodgame S . Pell Ci+y, Alabama Phone 338-7664 Lincoln Surfside Bes+ Wishes To The '1 3 T T an Senior Class of I974 HAR lvl O N if JKT U R 'll X X FURNITURE CO. fZl X - N f Pell Cify, Alabama V l G4 f,, WZZH 5 I 45, ,. ,, ,. T or ' 'Q x lf 5' ' nss'!SllX K n-ff llll ,, N ,Es ia THE PEOPLE'S BANK P IlC+y Moody R gland Member F.D.l.C. Complimenfs Of ST. CLAIR WASHER 84 REFRIGERATION REPAIR I 5 28+h S'I'ree+ - Across fhe Depof Complimenis Of BUCKNER'S MERCANTILE 81 MARINA Mercury Ouiboards -- Merccruise Riverside, Alabama INGRAM MOBILE HOMES -ue- fr-2+-i,. 'Q--. Q I N 'IIE LOT Ii I-X N K ' mme: . ' 'Tfv-- A - TF?-+ -.-, Home Owned and Home Operafed Manager - Frank Powers Phone 338-94I 7 Highway 23I Sou+h THE ST. CLAIR NEWS AEGIS I8I I Firsf Avenue CeIebra+ing Our Second Hundred Years I873-I974 PUBLISHER Roberi' Bryan EDITOR Larry Camp ADVERTISING MANAGER T. J. Bain Besi Wishes To The Seniors CompIimen+s Of PELL CITY DODGE The Dependa biIi+y People I I8 Comer Avenue PeII Cify, Alabama Telephone 338-2270 PIymou'Ih - Dodge Chrysler - Imperial W Complimenfs Of HARBOR HOUSE MARINA Houseboai' Headq ua rI'ers Sales - Service - Accessories On Logan MarIin Lake ST. CLAIR GAS CC., INC. I7 I 6 CogsweII Avenue Pell Cify, Alabama Texaco LP Gas S+. Clair Gas Besf Wishes To The Graduafing Class Of I974 C0 'P'ime +S FARM BU REAU Of STEEL CITY Change To Farm Bureau And Keep The Change Highway 23I I8'Ih S'I'ree'I Nor+h Pell Alabama Alabama Phone 338-7942 JIM SHIGLEY Office 338-73I3 Home 338-9783 I. c. SERVICE co., GERTHA LOVELL INC, Office 699-sl I7 Home 629-533I Heafing and Air Condifioning EIecI'ricaI Wiring T.V. and Appliance Sales and Service nm' W Phone 338-75I0 or 525-5632 j,?- ff PRESIDENT - Paul A. Carnes SERVICE MANAGER - Carl CIacIcIey ST. CLAIR SMALL ENGINES Complele Sales and Service of Poulan Chain Saws Yardman Lawn Garden Equipmenl' Phone 338-7740 L8zL MOBILE HOMES Specialisl in Leisure Living Inferseclion Hwy 34 and 23 I Pell Ci+y, Alabama JACK'S SENCO SERVICE r 'sa J mil fl 19 Complimen+s Of PELL CITY HARDWARE Bes+ Wishes MI. Pisgah Ma'H'ress Facfory To The Sanifary Markel Senior Class John D. McClurkin, Phofographer Sludenl' Direclory Pages 2- I 6 Bowie, Mike Page 2 and I6 Bowman, Sheree Page 2 and I6 Bynum, Mike Page 8 and I I CoshaI'+, Sleve Page I0 Doyle, Eva Page 2 and I6 Fluellen, Vickie Page I I Garrell, David Page 2 and I6 Gravefle, Robin Page I3 Gufhrie, Bob Page 7 Hall, Calhy Page 6, 8, and I5 Harris, Ken Page 3 Humphreys, Angie Page I I James, Phyllis Page I I Kimberly, Kay Page I I Laylon, Mike Page I I Ledford, Jennifer Page 6 Ledford, Randy Page 6 Lipscomb, Rhonda Page 9 Lunchroom Workers Page I2 Macon, Teresa Page 5 McGraw, Pal' Page I4 O'Neal, Charles Page 7 O'Neal, Roger Page 7 Owen, Kenny Page 7 Payne, Joanna Page 9 Pinson, Mickey Page I2 Powell, Debbie Page 4 Ray, Jimmy Page 4 Richardson, Bobby Page I5 Sco'r+, Mrs. Margarel' Page I2 Smi+h, Coach and Mrs. Page I3 Smifh, Vivian Page I0 Taylor, Darnell Page I I Vo-Ag Workers Page I2 and 9 Williamson, Cassandra Page 9 Yafes, Ramona Page I3 'U li 4 Autographs , -x. ., wg' ,4 . Q, ,A ,,. ' X ,, , ,,1.f. f, s,. 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