Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
 By  Staff Reports Published 
7:04 am Wednesday, December 23, 2015

PCHS celebrates with ugly sweater contest

Phil Campbell High School got in the spirit of the holidays with an Ugly Sweater Day. Pictured are all the contestants of the ugly Christmas sweater contest. Some students went as far as gluing tinsel and ornaments on their sweaters to make them all the more hideous.

Phil Campbell High School got in the spirit of the holidays with an Ugly Sweater Day. Pictured are all the contestants of the ugly Christmas sweater contest. Some students went as far as gluing tinsel and ornaments on their sweaters to make them all the more hideous.

Tied for first place in the ugly sweater contest were ninth grader Kara Barton (center) and ninth grader Justin Branch. Seventh grader Evean Garrison won second place. Winners earned bragging rights as well as coupons to the PCHS concession stand.

Tied for first place in the ugly sweater contest were ninth grader Kara Barton (center) and ninth grader Justin Branch. Seventh grader Evean Garrison won second place. Winners earned bragging rights as well as coupons to the PCHS concession stand.

 

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