Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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,QP eniors We seniors have corne to one of the crossroads of life. We have many paths ahead of us from which we must choose f our future lives. We may enter the adult ' worlds of marriage or work, or we may 3 further our educations in colleges or is business schools. As we struggled through our years as underclassmen, we dreamed of our sen- ior year. In actuality the events of our senior year more than met our ex- pectations. These included senior pic- tures, prom, and graduation. We dis- played our most attractive 'smiles as senior pictures were taken. Later we received our touched-up photographs. .ffl 2454 Our senior prom was very romantic and sentimental. We were all misty- eyed as we realized that this was our last high school prom. However, the main highlight of our senior year was the long walk across the stage to receive our diplomas. This was perhaps our first realization that we had all too quickly passed through our high school years. Ah, yes, our senior year was wonder- ful, but now we must bravely go forth into the adult world. We must contem- plate these roads and make our choices. Regardless of the path we choose, we know that our years at M. H. S. will always be remembered and valued. 'V' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Cseatedb Steve Davis-President, Student Council Representative, Sid Harper-Vice Presi- dent, Lynn Remmers-Secretary, Larry Dyson-Treasurer, Student Council Representative Cstandingl Richard Wal- ters-Student Council Representative, Lou Baker-Student Council Representative, Terry Courson-Student Council Representative, Paula Valentine-Student Council Repre- sentative