Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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UPPER LEFT: Cindie Sharkey was crowned as 1 975 Homecoming queen by last year's queen Jeanine Munyon. Not pictured are Miles Zahradnik and Bob Simpson, who were Cindie's and Jeanine's escorts respectively. UPPER CENTER: Jim Newberry escorted Lindi Harrison who was selected by the sophomore class as their attendant. UPPER RIGHT: Junior Gndy Nickles was chosen by her class as Homecoming attendant. Cin- dy's escort was Leon Munyon. CENTER RIGHT: Don Mar- tin escorted freshman attendant Cheri Young. LOWER LEFT: One of the senior attendants this year was Dionna Vickery, who was escorted by Randy McGill. LOWER LEFT CENTER: Jill Kleinert was also chosen as a senior attendant. Tony Lewis was Jill’s escort. LOWER RIGHT CENTER: Senior Dawn Finch who was escorted by Keith Alvey, was selected by her class as a homecoming attendant. LOWER RIGHT: Kathy Donahue was also cho- sen as a Homecoming attendant by her classmates. Kathy's escort was Dave Plein. 17

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Court greeted by icy weather Fans were anxiously waiting for the decision of who was to be the 1975 Homecoming queen, as the Cor- vettes rolled around the football field. In freezing temperatures, dresses swaying in the wind, the Homecoming court stepped onto the field. The announcement finally came: Cindie Sharkey was selected as the 1975 Homecoming queen! The coronation was the highlight of Spirit Week. Because of the large turnout of girls going out for Homecoming attendants, one primary election, in which five girls were selected, took place prior to the final election. Due to a balloting error, seniors had to vote twice for five candidates for Homecoming queen. The outcome of the elections showed that Cheri Young, Lindi Harrison, and Cindy Nickles were selected as underclassmen attendants and Kathy Donahue, Dawn Finch, Jill Kleinert, Dianna Vickery and queen Cindie Sharkey were selected as senior candidates. 16

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18 LOWER RIGHT: Peek-a-boo! Freshman Connie Sharkey is caught by surprise during Oothing I class. LOWER CENTER: Oops, missed! Leon Munyon, junior, attempts to catch a piece of pop- corn in his mouth while working for Student Coun- cil at a football gome. LOWER LEFT: Kathy Alvey bundles up one of the children that participated in the Child Care class' playschool. Faces — young, old, happy, sad, angry, silly scared, worried. All express something — the strain of athletic competition, one’s feelings for another person, fun times and tense moments. They tell what’s happening in the busy world around. The dictionary defines expression as “a form, pose, phrase, token, or the like which manifests a thought, feeling, or quality: especially, a signif- icant word or phrase.” The feeling of cold seems to urge Chuck Klas- sen and Penny Marrs to bundle up in order to stay warm. Thoughts of what happened at the St. Joe game appear to be deep in the mind of sopho- more Ira Jefferson. Quality is expected from all athletes and coaches. Keith Law, Dave Sikma, and Fred Bell were no exception as they looked for it in their players. These are just a few of the faces that can be seen around Momence High.