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{{Infobox_School | {{Infobox_School | ||
|name =Pelham High School | |name =Pelham High School | ||
|image = | |image =[[File:Pelham City Schools logo.jpg|125px]] | ||
|established =1974 | |established =1974 | ||
|district =[[Pelham City Schools]] | |district =[[Pelham City Schools]] | ||
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Since opening, the school has been expanded several times, peaking at over 1,200 students in [[2012]]-[[2013]]. Enrollment dropped when the school was separated from the county system and former students from [[Helena]] began attending the newly-built [[Helena High School]]. | Since opening, the school has been expanded several times, peaking at over 1,200 students in [[2012]]-[[2013]]. Enrollment dropped when the school was separated from the county system and former students from [[Helena]] began attending the newly-built [[Helena High School]]. | ||
The campus was damaged during the [[1994 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak]]. | The campus was damaged during the [[1994 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak]]. [[Worship Center Christian Church]] began meeting in the school's auditorium in [[2010]]. | ||
Pelham's band program includes the "Tower of Power" marching band, a wind ensemble, a symphonic band, and a jazz band. Band directors have included [[Jim Duren]], [[Jeff Burnside]] and [[Justin Ward]]. | Pelham's band program includes the "Tower of Power" marching band, a wind ensemble, a symphonic band, and a jazz band. Band directors have included [[Jim Duren]], [[Jeff Burnside]] and [[Justin Ward (band director)|Justin Ward]]. | ||
==Athletics== | ==Athletics== | ||
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The school's football team first took the field at [[Ned Bearden Stadium]] on [[August 28]], [[1976]] under head coach [[David Bailey]]. [[Steve Rivers]], the father of NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, took over the program for one season in [[1980]]. He was succeeded a year later by [[Billy Tohill]], who put together the Panther's first winning season in [[1986]]. [[Rick Rhoades]] built on that success with a 41-19 record over five seasons. [[Brett Burnett]] took over the team in [[2004]]. | The school's football team first took the field at [[Ned Bearden Stadium]] on [[August 28]], [[1976]] under head coach [[David Bailey]]. [[Steve Rivers]], the father of NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, took over the program for one season in [[1980]]. He was succeeded a year later by [[Billy Tohill]], who put together the Panther's first winning season in [[1986]]. [[Rick Rhoades]] built on that success with a 41-19 record over five seasons. [[Brett Burnett]] took over the team in [[2004]]. | ||
Pelham's baseball team won AHSAA state championships in [[2004]] and [[2013]]. | Pelham's baseball team won AHSAA state championships in [[2004]] under [[Mike O'Berry]] and [[2013]]. | ||
==Principals== | ==Principals== | ||
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== Notable alumni == | == Notable alumni == | ||
* [[Montez Billings]], NFL wide receiver | |||
* [[Liz Cochran]], Miss Alabama 2009 | |||
* [[Deidre Downs]] (1998), Miss America 2005 | * [[Deidre Downs]] (1998), Miss America 2005 | ||
* [[Tara Gray]], Miss Alabama Teen USA and television news personality | |||
* [[Jake Holland]], former [[Auburn Tigers football team|Auburn Tigers]] linebacker | |||
* [[Corey McKern]], operatic baritone | |||
* [[Dabo Swinney]], Clemson Tigers head football coach | * [[Dabo Swinney]], Clemson Tigers head football coach | ||
* [[Tyler Watts]], former [[Alabama Crimson Tide football|Alabama Crimson Tide]] quarterback | * [[Tyler Watts]], former [[Alabama Crimson Tide football|Alabama Crimson Tide]] quarterback | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* | * "[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Pelham_High_School_(Alabama) Pelham High School (Alabama)] (July 16, 2015) Wikipedia - accessed July 22, 2015 | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:High schools]] | [[Category:High schools]] | ||
[[Pelham graduates|*]] | |||
[[Category:Panther Circle]] | [[Category:Panther Circle]] | ||
[[Category:Pelham schools]] | [[Category:Pelham schools]] | ||
[[Category:1974 establishments]] | [[Category:1974 establishments]] | ||
[[Category:Former Shelby County schools]] | [[Category:Former Shelby County schools]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:37, 14 June 2023
| Pelham High School | |
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| Established | 1974 |
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| School type | Public |
| District | Pelham City Schools |
| Grades | 9-12 |
| Principal | Jason Yohn |
| Enrollment | 710 (2014) |
| Colors | Forest green & gold |
| Mascot | Panthers |
| Location | 2500 Panther Circle Pelham |
| Website | phs.pelhamcityschools.org |
Pelham High School is a public high school in Pelham. It was founded in 1974 as part of the Shelby County Schools system, but was taken over by the newly-created Pelham Board of Education in 2014.
Since opening, the school has been expanded several times, peaking at over 1,200 students in 2012-2013. Enrollment dropped when the school was separated from the county system and former students from Helena began attending the newly-built Helena High School.
The campus was damaged during the 1994 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak. Worship Center Christian Church began meeting in the school's auditorium in 2010.
Pelham's band program includes the "Tower of Power" marching band, a wind ensemble, a symphonic band, and a jazz band. Band directors have included Jim Duren, Jeff Burnside and Justin Ward.
Athletics
Pelham High School's athletic teams are known as the "Panthers", and their sideline mascot is named "Paws".
The school's football team first took the field at Ned Bearden Stadium on August 28, 1976 under head coach David Bailey. Steve Rivers, the father of NFL quarterback Philip Rivers, took over the program for one season in 1980. He was succeeded a year later by Billy Tohill, who put together the Panther's first winning season in 1986. Rick Rhoades built on that success with a 41-19 record over five seasons. Brett Burnett took over the team in 2004.
Pelham's baseball team won AHSAA state championships in 2004 under Mike O'Berry and 2013.
Principals
- Bob Lavett, -2014
- Jason Yohn, 2014-
Notable alumni
- Montez Billings, NFL wide receiver
- Liz Cochran, Miss Alabama 2009
- Deidre Downs (1998), Miss America 2005
- Tara Gray, Miss Alabama Teen USA and television news personality
- Jake Holland, former Auburn Tigers linebacker
- Corey McKern, operatic baritone
- Dabo Swinney, Clemson Tigers head football coach
- Tyler Watts, former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback
References
- "Pelham High School (Alabama) (July 16, 2015) Wikipedia - accessed July 22, 2015
External links
- Pelham High School at pelhamcityschools.org
- Pelham High School at AHSFHS.org