Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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64 Ciisses RESHMEN En la clase de expanol, Clare Vance and Jen- nifer Crocker concentrate o n their daily les- SONS. Maggie Rebecca Rayme Terri Allen Blake Bryson Compton Randy Lisa Eric Renee Anderson Boothe Burns Cox Zandra Luther Zina Jennifer Anderson Boothe Cardwell Crocker Shane Susan Tracie Temple we 7 Greg — Baugh Brand Cecil Croclie Denham Douglas Fletcher William Karen Chris Robert Craig oma Cathy Dixon Fant Fletcher Beasle Brantle Chis Y ee om Culp April Author Aaron Shannon Richard Becky Jimmie Lynn D F ton Fuloh Blackburn Brown Clark Cummings — —— ae

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Danny Howell Treasure Ingels Donna Johnson Angie Jones Ronnie Jones Mary Ann Kelly Jennifer Lawley Suzy Leach George Lewis Shun Lilly Mike Ludwig Tammy Lucas Brent McCoy Arthur McCray Gina . ° McGiboney Tammy McKenzie Ky MacPherson Shawn Maddox tT Kerry Miline Angela Moore John Moore Tim Nabors Karen Payne Melissa Payne Cominita Pearson Janice Peoples Kim Pickett Mary Ann Ray Jason Rochester Jeff Roper Haley Russell Lynn Russell Tina Sears Lynette Smitherman Steve Stone Gerald Sturgis Terrell Vicki Thrift Richard Tripp Jodie Turner Victor Turner Philip Tyus 63 LASSES CLASS OF’ 8 Bill Wade Barbara Ward Betsy Weese

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Senior Reggie Mann shares some information from his “‘little brown phone book ’ with his new little brother, Damian Hines. Fran Fulmer Tina Garner Angelia Glazner Scott Goggins Anthony Grayson Freeman Hackett Rolanda Hamilton Dawn Harkins Chad Harman Jennie Hatcher Freshmen Remember TOTAL EMBARRASSMENT Remember the time you had a date with someone you really wanted to im- press, and he or she in- formed you that there was something green on your tooth? Then, in attempting to wipe it off with some amount of dignity, you dropped your napkin, reached down to pick it up, and stuck your head in a plate of spaghetti? Your memory of the worst mo- ment in your life may not be as bad as this, but a few of the ninth graders have had some pretty embarrassing experiences. “My most embarrassing moment was when the whole band watched a vid- eo tape of me messing up at a game. The worst thing about it was that my dad was the person filming it, and it concentrated on me — no one else!’ recalls Jennie Hatcher. According to Jamie Rob- erts, her embarrassing mo- Roy Hicks Damian Hines Bobby Hendon Joey Henson ment was when her hair was Orange and green, and wouldn’t wash out. ‘l had to go to school like a big rainbow pop!”’ “The worst moment for me was when | was running to get on my bus. It had been raining and the pave- ment was slippery. Some- one put his hand on my back, and | slipped and fell, and slid all the way to the bus, ’ says Joyce Smith. Brandy Lucas remem- bers, ‘“‘The worst thing that ever happened to me was when | was walking in front of someone | really liked. | turned to look at him and | slid down the hill.’’ Although the embarrass- ment may seem too much to bear now, it is one of the things that makes high school life so memorable. Some day you may look back on the experience fondly and laugh! (Well, maybe not.) Michele Holcomb Linda Holsomback