Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Dede eda 72211040040 » ee et ie) ey Tih Fu ; rad iy ; - The Student Council is composed of members from the seventh through the twelfth grades. Elected by homerooms each fall, the representatives meet bi-monthly to discuss school busi- ness under the direction of sponsor - Mrs. Sarah Cairns. Members shown are Margie Scott, Judy Smitherman, Debbie Cunningham, Sandra Cannon, Beth Anthony, Glenda Haynie, Lynn Rotenberry, Judy Nordon, Jan Birdsong, Steve Arledge, Danny Wyatt, Thomas Can- non, Tommy Arledge, Johnny Stewart, Jimmy Brown, Art Bolton, Jimmy Lawley and Larry Popwell. Officers shown below are Jimmy Lawley, Treas- urer; Margie Scott, President; Thomas Cannon, Vice-President; Judy Smitherman, Secretary; Lar- ry Popwell, Chaplain, and Beth Anthony, Parlia- mentarian. President Margie Scott checks meeting outline before opening business — session. While serving as student body leader Mar- gie captured the “Good Citizenship Girl” title and was also named a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Contest. PAGE 23

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BUSINESS CLUB THE BUSINESS CLUB IS NOW IN SESSION. Right — Connie Majors, Bobby Bean, Debbie Vining, Patsy Kish, Carey Pickett. Below—Sandra Albright, Wanda Tingle, Lonnie Thompson The Business Club is composed of seniors enrolled in any of the busi- ness subjects offered at MHS. Programs are designed to enrich the business courses and introduce mem- bers to requirements of the business world, OFFICERS President Brenda Greene Vice President Carey Pickett Secretary-Treasurer Ann Franklin Sponsor Miss Susie DeMent President Brenda Greene and Spon- sor Miss Susie DeMent check Ann Franklin's secretary-treasurer'’s report. WHAT DOOR TO SO WIL Lynn Rotenberry, David Nichols, and Doug Jones use the bulletin board to indicate future plans.

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i Editor, SPOT iGH T pa om 4 x 5 mo 8 | E ow SF Ass000— Production of SPOTLIGHT is both an art and a craft. One complements the other to achieve an award-winning publi- Member 1954-67 cation recognized as one of the top mimeographed news- papers in the nation. Each Spotlighter is a reporter whose All-American 1961-67 BRENDA MOBLEY, JUDY KAY HOLSOMBACK und) THOMAS first responsibility is to present the school community news NIX proofread ‘ermacile: an with truth and accuracy. RICHARD TINGLE takes paper from Sports Editor JOHN MOB- LEY. Advisor MRS. CAROLYN EDFELDT hold finished copy from new mimeograph machine for which Spotlighters paid one third of purchase. LARRY POPWELL supervises LINDA BYRD at the mimeoscope while JUDY KAY HOLSOMBACK offers different lettering guides. Advisor MISS SUSIE DEMENT checks out a story with Typist BARBARA HYDE as Junior Editor SARAH WEAVER dummies copy.