Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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CLASS OF ’85 20GGINS iy Goodwin Grayson 1s Green ) Hammet n Hartis Scarlett Harrison Pam Hedgepath Bobby Helsombeck Johnny Holsombeck Trey Hughes David Hyde Video Games Compel MHS’ers Yes, the rage of Video Games has hit Montevallo High School. Pac-Man, Space Invaders, and As- teriods introduced us to this new fad. With these, the clinging and clanging of coins into machines became a familiar sound. As time progressed, Pac-Man chose a wife, and Centipede crawled in with Frogger hopping close be- hind. Because of these additions to the family, coins were replaced by tokens, and competitions for the highest scores were estab- lished. Sophomore Angie Allen dressed up for Punk Day

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MHS SOPHOMORES Fran Agee Angie Alexander Angie Allen Debra Andrews Tonya Barrow Preston Bell John Bolling Renatha Brazzell Andy Brindley Delores Bullock Melanie Burnette Eric Burrage Lorene Gentry IA IAG Meee es) eine ty

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Towana Kemp Michele Key Paula Kimbrell Kevin Lacey Lonnie Layton | deff Livingston . Bert Lon Ane jp Many. Plott et Anthony.Prénticé t ! Ghisitey 1 os RIVALRIES SPLIT CLASSES Looking around our school, divisions between classes, organizations, and cliques are evident. Al- though competition is good and is a major part of our lives, these competitive actions should be taken mod- erately. (cont. page 27)