Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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Montala Staff Aavertisinc Business Manager Administration Editor Class Editors Peggi Club Editors Feature Editors Sports Editor Cover Design Hubbard Lovelady Scott Maher Goggins McEntee Maher Janice Smitherman Grace McEntee, Leslie Blackmon Gl er y | Martha Scott Linda Harrison Sue Goggins Donna Allen Chris Youtz Hubbard, Class of ‘63 Polk Harrison Allen Blackmon Smitherman Youtz

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DEDICATION Of all the many duties that today’s high school teacher must assume, one of the most important, and often most diffi- cult is helping students in the quest for what is right and guid- ing them in the direction that will make them mature young people. This requires a knowledge of human nature, a wealth of personal experience, and a sound philosophy on life. “Cornpatch” philosophy is a good example, and students at M.H.S. know that Montevallo’s math teacher uses this quite often in helping to solve problems—though the problems may not always be those of algebra or geometry. Besides being a top-notch math teacher, she continually helps discouraged students out of the hole with her seemingly inexhaustible patience and understanding, and has made num- erous contributions to both the school and its faculty. For all of this and more, we of the MONTALA staff wish to express our sincere appreciation to Miss Katherine Farring- ton, and are proud to dedicate to her MONTALA ‘66.

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