Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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In January the Seniors ordered caps and gowns and announce- ments, and a few weeks later spent a day touring Nunnelly. All MHS’ers were “given a chance” to be immunized and many took advantage of the offer. Spectators enjoyed the annual Orange-Blue game. Editor Ben Cook of Sports Page was guest speaker at the basket- ball banquet. Health Careers Club mem- bers visited St. Vin- cents. It was a big day when Juniors got class rings. All seniors took CPR training. In late April graduation invitations arrived. The Drama Club presented “The Remarkable Susan” and a variety show. The Spotlight observed its 30th birthday as a mimeo- graphed paper with a big celebration at Leo’s. Present Spot- lighters took part and Sally Sears, an MHS grad and TV 13 news- caster, was the fea- tured speaker. Miss DeMent was given special recognition as technical advisor since 1948. MHS scored 0-0 in the County Football Jam- boree at Calera.

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PROM ISA BIG SUCCESS The annual Junior- Senior Prom was held April 29 at Quality Inn with music by Avery Richardson's band. “Do You Remember Yester- day?” was the theme. The Seniors read the Last Will and Testa- ment at intermission. Tuxedoes and long dresses helped make the evening a com- plete success. AWARDS DAY HELD IN GYM May 12, 9:30 a.m., the Awards Day program got underway with coordinator, Miss Susie DeMent presid- ing. The speaker, Mr. Joe Brindley, chal- lenged each to “do his best.”” Many individu- als and groups were recognized with certif- icates, letters, tro- phies, and plaques presented by Mr. Cor- bett. Pages 21-23 carry a pictorial account of the major awards. WWANAANA SS SAA ARE ’ . ‘ AAS SA 44 WW