Shades Valley High School - Tower Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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A foeimo ol pride and unity put a Mountie sparkle in everyone's performance which made them such a success The band, cheerleaders. Mountiottes. and Majorettes gave us a reason to bo proud of them They earned superior grades for well-done performances and carried the Mountie-brand well, leaving the fudges with very good opinions of Valley's achievements What with the blisters and sore muscles each group suffered, they still thought that it was all worth it to compete. The hard work and frustrations melted away with the pleasuro of performing for fudges and friends. Through their sometimes agonizing experiences in competition and practice, everyone learned that it takes hard work and concentration to be the best, and. in Valley's book, no one came out a loser OPENING 9

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Juit what i a true Mount ® friend? A Mount.® friend .s someone who shares apprehension on the first day of our first year at Volley A true friend is always willing to be late to class with you Mo or she is always there when Mr Turner yells Yall clear the hails A Mountie friend listens to gossip about so and so's” boyfriend You moan that's him?' A true tnond will listen to us repeatedly talk on the telephone about our latest heart render mg crush without falling asleep He or she lots us copy the homework that we never even started the night before A Mountie friend is someone who cries with us m the bad times and laughs with us in the good A Mountie friend 18 there with us on graduation night, sharing the memories of the past three years that we have spent together