Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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HAPPENINGS throughout the year kept the stu- dent body and faculty involved in anything from tug-o-wars to the all- important prom. Student Council did their best to provide a variety of events to be active with. The first Valentines Dance took place in early February. As always. Homecoming occu- pied the majority of the time. Jun- iors Deena Kincaid and Terri Clark, at left, did their part to make the parade a success by dressing as clowns to please the young and young-at-heart. Winnie-the-Pooh captivated chil- dren and adults alike with four per- formances in early March. Momence High didn't celebrate a bicentennial but did graduate its 100th class. A look through the following pages will be a permanent reminder of what happened during the 1975-76 school year.

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UPPER LEFT: Sophomore Susan Har- well gets drenched with water in the water ride during Homecoming week. UPPER RIGHT: Peggy Dennis captured first place in the “Ugliest Student contest with her modified down cos- tume. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Bunton, industrial arts teacher, stretches the rules by carrying the faculty's tricycle as junior Rick Morse roars down the back stretch. LOWER CENTER: One of the uptown windows decorated by the cheerleaders for Homecoming festivi- ties was that of The Flying Frenchman clothing store. LOWER LEFT: The 1975 Homecoming bonfire burns with the rivalry between Bishop McNamara and Mo me nee.