Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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STYLE — that unique flair that sets one apart from all the rest. That distinguishing characteristic that expresses each per- sonality. Everyone has it, whether it’s in the clothes he wears, the way he talks, or the things he does and how he does them. The style of each student and faculty member joins together to give Montevallo High Shool its own distin- guishable style. High fashion in clothes demands constant attention to ever-changing whims and a taste for creativity. While some like to follow trends and occasionally dare to be different, others are more comfortable with a more conservative way of life. Although the fashion this year splashes brightly colored plaids and the revival of paisley, many are happy in traditional oxfords or T-shirts and Levi's Stephanie Edwards 2n a foiled stunt cannot daunt the latest fall fashion witt Cathy Andersor plaids and oversized shaker sweat- Laura Arnold ers

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The laid-back attitude is evident of those who at break sit in their own particular place and watch those of a more carefree spirit playing frisbee. And the fact that many students prefer to go dancing on the weekend con- trasts with those who just like to meet with a few close friends and enjoy a simple night in town. The style of each person is represen- tative of his or her personality just as the style of Montevallo High represents each student or faculty member. To- gether, they make an atmosphere to be proud of. Bad Boys — leaders of the Bulldogs, senior foot- ball players Daily outfits of Levis and oxford shirts typify many MHS students - ——SS ee 12 STUDENT LIFE