CHS1984-2009

=Welcome to the 1984-2009 webpage!= Please add any stories of your memories from times at Cullman High School! All you need to do is click 'Edit This Page' in the upper left hand corner of the page. Editing will be very similar to editing a Microsoft Word document. Please feel free to add pictures, if you would like! Be sure to save your changes Stephanie Nolen Usher-1996- I remember Mr. Bentley jumping out of his office door and yelling at people for walking on the quad! You would get 3 days pool school for walking on the grass.

Tanya Holcombe Douglas- 1988- I remember planting the Contstitution Tree. I took my kids to see it last week at the ballgame and it is huge now! Michelle Cadle Jacks--1991--I remember Mr. Bentley at all of the pep rallies saying, "KayKay, Let's do Two-Bits one more time!" and "Bearcat Pride is Hard to Hide!" To this day I can clearly hear Mrs. Hopper repeating like a mantra, "Patience is the greatest virtue." Now that I am a teacher myself (English, at that) and have two young boys of my own, I totally understand why she said that so frequently!

Stacey Johnston-Parmer - 1988 - I remember the toilet paper pep rallies my sophomore year. The Cats had a 10-0 season and the pep rallies were fun! The whole gym was decorated with toilet paper streamers. Each class fought hard for the Spirit Stick that year. It was great! I also remember the "Salt Drawing" of a bearcat my senior year. It covered the whole area right outside the auditorium. The Cullman Times printed a great picture of it. If I remember correctly, it was Tommy Hacker, Ross Ward, Devin Hedge, John Kohanowski, and Frankie Gonzales who were the "artists". (Funny what you find when Googling your own name -- Devin Hedge) I remember the look on the cashier's face at Food World when we bought all that salt. I wasn't as involved as some of the others. It was supposed to be the ultimate in Bearcat Pride. It resulted in one Chemistry Teacher complaining about the fact that salt would eat the concrete and thus... we got in trouble instead. Still, our Bearcat Pride can never be shaken by a pear-shaped, Judo black-belt Master, chemistry teacher.   Anonymous- I remember the time Mr. Robinson made his class walk in a single file line. I remember when they gave the Homecoming stick to EVERYONE...absolutely ridiculous. But I also remember having some of the best times of my life there!

Rachel Joiner - 1997- I will never forget the football game at Sparkman. It was freezing and raining and the band just happened to be in Halloween costumes. We spent the first half of the game in the lunchroom then marched out onto the mud pit aka the field. We performed part of the show then went home. But not before half the students lost parts of their costumes in the mud and rain. From that point on it was called Lake Sparkman.

Krisztina Tárczy (Hungary)-1993- That was the most wonderfull time in my life which changed everything.I loved the school,the teachers and my corses.I had most fun in music class and art.I remember Bernard giving ma a picture of him as a football player.I still have it.I thank for all the teachers and my classmates for the patiance and kindness.I wish I could go and wisit you.

Anonymous- My favorite times at CHS are everyday this has to be the best school in the whole world... Class of 2012 :)  I AM FOME THE CIASS OF 1993 MY TIME AT CHS WAS GOOD IT HARD TO THANK ABOUT JUST KNOT IT IS ALL OVER AND KNOW I WILL NEVER SEE IT BE BACK AT CHS IS SAD TO ME I HAD SOME GOOD TIIME AT CHS AND BAD TOO BUT CHS IS A GOOD SCO\HOOL AND IT WILL ALWAY BE A GOOD REMEMBER FOUR ME

Misti Allison (Bressette)-1997-I remember Mrs. Hopper telling us to use the first stall in the public restrooms, since most people skip it and go to the last one. As Rachel mentioned above, I lost my color guard shoes at the Sparkman game....what about that band trip we took to Disney World (I think), our Senior year, and the bus broke down and we sat on the bus for a few hours on the Interstate waiting on another bus.