Momence High School - Monesse Yearbook (Momence, IL)

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Seniors win Follies week 24

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“Dora the Dishw” UPPER LEFT: Andrea Morgan, played by Connie Sharkey, hoped to snag Malivina Hyacinth's, Cin- die Sharkey, nephew as her husband. UPPER CENTER: Carolyn Golden needed a cane after an accident on stage. UPPER RIGHT: The villain Lorin Chillingsworth, Ricky Morse, prepared the audience for what was to come. LOWER LEFT: Kevin Blanchette and Toni Blanchette were the play's hero and heroine. CENTER: Dan Petersen and Keith Blanchette, os Maynard and Horace, kept the audience alive with unexpected actions. 23

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“One o’clock, two o’clock, three o’clock rock jitterbugged and twisted into the minds of the students as the second Spring Follies Week screeched by. All through the week of April 26-30 the chance was given to let it “all hang out with a wide array of dress-up days, contests and an assembly about fads through the years. Classes all competed against each other, faculty included, for the Spring Follies Spirit Plaque. Starting off the week, teddy bears and lollipops made their way to school for “Kid's Day. Students wore the clothes of small children with bows in their hair while cuddling up to their favorite stuffed animals. Monday also started the week long gum chain and baseball card con- tests. Old McDonald would have felt very much at home Tuesday with “Farmer Day the theme. Bibs and flannel shirts were pretty popular that day. Rolling right along. Race Day struck midweek. Roller skating and tan- dem races, an obstacle course and balloon hopping weren’t enough to catch the eyes of many students, for they seemed to be busy flying fris- bees and playing flag football. Fads were presented live on stage by the Student Council and vol- unteers. Dances, such as the tango, the pony and the bump, plus various gimmicks, ranging from Elvis Presley to pogo sticks, were included. A baby bottle chug-a-lug and goldfish swallowing contests were also fea- tured. Finally, on Friday students and teachers put everything together by dressing up in fads throughout the years. The week long contests ended also. Seniors won the grand prize totalling 20 points. They were followed by the sophomores and juniors with 1 5 and 1 4 points respectively. The fac- ulty, besides their great effort, finished last. LOWER RIGHT: Better late than never most be Miss Basine's motto os she takes her sweet time in the roller skat- ing race. The T-Birds don't need any replacements anyway. UPPER LEFT: Swing your partner round and round. Barb Reising and Bobby Knowles pop them balloons and a dosie doe. UPPER CENTER: Sophomore Rochelle Hernandez cuddles up to an old-time favorite on Kid Day. UPPER RIGHT: Yolanda Wellmaker checks on the wheat and barley prices on Farmer Day. LOWER CENTER: Right, left, right, left . . . iunior Terri Clark holds onto her pants os she tries to make tracks during the obstacle course. LOWER LEFT: They're off and running in the second Spring Follies tandem race. Senior Dave Plein jumps to an early lead at the start aiding their first place effort. 25