Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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Contents — Rodeo-Horseshow Merits $2,200 Sweatin’ It Out What’s The Rage? Something To Write Home About ... Main Street, Mania And Memories, Too Mealtime Medley — Soup’s On! Seniors Gain Siblings On Rodeo Day, teacher Barbara Henderson dons a cow girl's garb and a 10-gallon hat Homecoming 1986 Orange and blue pawprints blaze t he trail to ‘‘Bulldog Territory.’

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S 2 tudent Life é I ngi and bread mold B ology | students Tim Nabors Jeff Roper, and Bo Hall work in earn extra points TUDENT LIFE The Troubadours’ percussion section “lose their heads as they practice for endless hours after school The offensive line shows blocking ability as quarterback Slade Blackwell prepares to hand the ball off

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4 S tudent Life Rodeo — Horseshow Merits $2,200 The Troubadors’ Band Boosters greatly expanded their annual fund raiser. In ad- dition to the annual Labor Day horse show, an ACA-sanc- tioned rodeo ‘‘came to town”’ for the long Labor Day week- end. The combination turned out to be a huge financial suc- cess netting $2,200. Satur- day, August 30, there were two rodeo performances which kept the band boosters and Troubadors busy all day selling concessions and tick- ets to the large crowds at both shows. In the spirit of the rodeo, Fri- day, August 29 was declared to be Cowboy Day at the high school. On that day many dressed up as cowboys and cowgirls. The halls were filled with students and faculty members wearing cowboy hats, boots, and bandanas. The ACA Championship Rodeo included bull-riding, barrell racing, cow tying, and rodeo clown performances. On Saturday morning a pa- rade featuring the Marching Troubadours and various ro- deo performers preceded the rodeo. Many people dressed-up on these special days, as did this Transfc 1800's ons an ready-for-action cadet ming the streets of Montevallo to an scene are the wooden-wheeled wag d horse-driven carriages