Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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Individuals Throughout the school year students receive help from many places. Librarians, the cafeteria staff, and administrative officials each contribute. Sec- retaries in the office spend many hours preparing records which are essential. Hours are spent by teachers who guide the formation of character and the building of skills in their pupils. As the results are reaped in, not by these who have stood on the sidelines but by the scholars either in high school or college (perhaps even in later years for some) they portray the time instructors have spent. Mrs. Rebecca McGaughy -- Home Economics, FHA Sponsor Mrs. Opal Long -- Office Secretary Mrs. Martha McClure -- Secretary

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Faculty Aids Under the direction of qualified instructors, home economics and agriculture students work in a building especially equipped for their use. Boys in agriculture classes not only receive information in many areas but also encouragement to help with school maintainance. Added to the regular teach- ings of roles of a homemaker, was a child develop- ment study this year. Many home economics prin- ciples are practiced daily in the MHS cafeteria. Mr. Melton Thornton -- Agriculture, Vocational Work Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Riffe -- Cafeteria

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Perhaps more reflections are made by students than from any other area. They are in fact, the most important image and part of Montevallo High. For, without them, the Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, and eighth and seventh graders, there would be no need for its operation. The entire faculty and staff are working for them and all activities are also produced for these pupils. Daily they begin with an active homeroom, later attend and participate in classes, and between times crowd the halls chatting with friends making MHS what it is. Students