Montevallo High School - Montala Yearbook (Montevallo, AL)

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Jenny Lucas Tracey McElroy Lisa McGee Johnny MeNeel Karen MacPherson Mack Mayweather DeWayne Meeks Mike Mieure Stephen Milstead Hazan Monk Lemme OUT! All Seniors at one time or another have shown symp- toms of Senioritis. The symptoms: extreme lack of inter- est, massive procrastination, continual daydreaming, and just an all out spaced out look. When there was a test to be studied for it did not get done until that morning or right before the test itself was handed out. One’s mind was rarely on the class being taught. It was usually on the sky, a beau, or the test next period. After that test was taken a Senior could be seen walking down the hall in a daze wondering why he had just waited as long as he did to study. Then he would swear to himself never again; but it always happened again. Maybe this disease was caused by the thinking of a twisted Senior. He may have thought if he had to wait for graduation something should have to wait for him. As a result, his Senioritis was mistaken for cronic laziness and irresponsibility. Mollie Burtch demonstrates her unusual closet Senioritis by reading a book in a book

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Glenda Lawley avoids boredome by cutting windows for the Homecoming Dance |

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Senior Griffiti Why is it Seniors have to tell the world that they’re Sen- iors? “Class of 88” can be seen on almost any wall and in any notebook. Everyone has his own slogan for the graduating class: “We're so fine, we're so great. We’re the class of ’88” “We can love, we can hate. We're the class of ’88 ’, to give a couple. It is not just this class. All Senior classes do this. Could it be that they are proud of their classhood of their school? NAH, couldn’t be. Deprecia Moore Jeanise Motes Eddie Nix Kristie Pate Lynn Morgan ymething humorous Bridgette Patrick Karen Piper Cindy Robbins Tanya Rovelstad Jacqueline Saunders Patty Schweitzer Tommy Schweitzer Steve Segers Pam Shaw Sue Shirley