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 By  Staff Reports Published 
1:45 pm Tuesday, July 15, 2014

PCHS Alumni Day set

All those who have attended Phil Campbell High School are invited to attend the annual Phil Campbell Alumni Day on Sunday, Aug. 3, in the PCHS cafeteria.

This event will be for any person who has graduated from PCHS over the years, including the most recent graduates from the class of 2014.

All PCHS faculty, administration, support personnel, coaches and sponsors, both present and past, are also invited to attend.

PCHS Alumni Association president Lynn Landers said the event would start at 12 p.m. with a meal and a program.

Each alumnus is asked to bring a dessert to accompany the meal. Donations will be accepted to help cover the cost of the meal.

Landers said a brief tour of the new Phil Campbell High School would be available following the program and it’s sure to be something her fellow alumni would not want to miss.

Landers also urged alumni to bring yearbooks and photos for others to view.

Anyone who has questions about the Phil Campbell Alumni Day can contact Landers at 256-810-4572.

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