Auburn fans mourn the loss of Toomer’s trees

Shelby B., Staff Reporter
May 8, 2013

For generations Auburn fans have gathered at Toomer’s corner to roll the two famous old oak trees that are over 130 years old. The tradition dates back several decades, all the way to the World War I era. Before the tradition of rolling the trees, the square was considered a social meeting place. The... Read more »

The Hedrick Foundation started by former Pelham student

Katie B., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

Former Pelham High School student Ben Hedrick has started a new foundation to help students with disabilities achieve higher education. This organization is called The Hedrick Foundation. The Hedrick Foundation believes that physical disabilities shouldn’t limit a student to what they want to achieve,... Read more »

Students getting summer jobs

Nathan G., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

Summer is approaching and for some students, it will be time to go to work. Students, generally starting at the age of sixteen, begin to look for job opportunities to earn a little extra cash for the mounting expenses of gas, insurance, and other pricey things that often come with being a teen. Summer... Read more »

End of the course exams

Alaina H., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

This year, students in English 9 and 10, and in Algebra IA, Algebra IB, Algebra I, and Geometry will take end of course tests on April 29 and 30. Each test will be 90 minutes long and those who do not have to test won’t have to come to school until 10:15. All teachers will be testing for the two days... Read more »

Prom on a budget

Alex S., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

Prom is a wonderful experience that everyone wants to be a part of; however, not everyone wants to spend hundreds of dollars on one night. There are many opportunities that people can save some money throughout the Prom night process. For many girls finding a dress is the most expensive part, but searching... Read more »

Prom suggestions for being prepared for prom 2013

Shelby B., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

April 27th is fast approaching for Pelham High School students who are not prepared for prom. Here are some tips from students when it comes to planning the perfect prom. Every couple going to prom typically needs a corsage for the ladies and a boutonniere for the male dates. Locally, some say that the... Read more »

PHS upcoming talent show

Danielle F., Staff Reporter
April 19, 2013

Pelham High School has an annual talent show that is hosted by the PHS Choral Program. This allows students to showcase their talents and raise money for the choir. “The money we raise from the Talent Show goes to sheets of music and even some of our trips and performances. I will be performing at... Read more »

Seniors sign with their future university

Katy G., Staff Reporter
March 5, 2013

Many students at PHS have been honored with college scholarships for athletics this year. These athletes will be taking their talents across the country to compete at a collegiate level. Students from the football, baseball, and softball team will be representing PHS at the school of their choice. Eli... Read more »

Helena Belles hold a Masquerade Ball

Nikki L., Staff Reporter
March 5, 2013

On March 2nd, the Helena Belles held a Masquerade Ball to benefit the Helena Belles’ scholarship fund. The Ball was held at the Helena Sports Complex from 7:00-10:00 pm and tickets were 25 dollars pre-sale and 30 dollars at the door. All were welcome to the dance and the attire was semi-formal. Helena... Read more »

Art students take a field trip to Montevallo

Carmen E., Staff Reporter
March 5, 2013

Pelham High art students went to the University of Montevallo on Feb. 22 to participate in the Visual Arts Achievement Program. Many Pelham art students submitted artwork for the competition that was held there.  The region Pelham’s students were competing in included Shelby County Schools, Hoover... Read more »