Montebello High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Montebello, CA)

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'Sf f 4 'if' X i 16 ilk r Qi 'I K 4, xxx M 4- K ri! 'fe Q As always, MHS had a year packed with loads of excitement and fun. Students gathered at two Homecoming games. Two Homecomings? That's right! As usual, one was the Football Homecoming where Angie Limon was crowned Queen. The other was the first Basketball Homecoming. Pat Diaz, senior, was crowned Queen, while the team won 65-46. The Prom, Donkey Bas- ketball and other activities proved to be stupendous. Clubs were also successful. Annual staff was one that made it through the year grandly while Scribe wrote their hearts out touching many students. The joys and memories of this year's activities will long be cherished within the hearts of all Oilers. 'x 2Q4'l'2f! ixjovul f Activities Division 19

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18 Activities Division No love, no friendship, can ever cross our path Without affecting us in some Way forever. Eric Fromme were

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Student COUHC11 spurs new act1V1t1es With the coming of high school, many new facets of life evolved. There were times when high school was really a challenge, like during fi- nals. And at other times, high school seemed rather smooth and enjoy- able Cespecially when you had a loved one to enjoy high school withj. But the neat thing about high school was that no matter how rough times became, there were still more good times to remember. High school is a paradox in itself. For on some days, how we wished graduation would come quicker! But now that it is here, we sometimes wish it could have come a little slower. But life goes on . So we are faced with newer and broader chal- lenges. And in order to accept these challenges, one does not have to be Superman . Friends, remember this: lf we apply the things we know to the things we foresee, then the re- sult can only be one thing-SUCCESS. l love you all in Christ Jesus. God be with you all, 20 Student Council