Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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Illinois State Scholars Carrie Bridge,jeff Cavanaugh, Mary Faith Feeney, Don Hastings, Maureen Harshbarger, and Mike Brown were a few of the Illinois State Scholars this year. Each year students are honored as Illi- nois State Scholars. In order to qualify to be a scholar one must take the ACT and attain a high score and have a fairly high class rank. Each qualifying Senior received a certificate and congratulations from Mr. Nation. This year there were a great number of Seniors attaining this recognition. The 1984-1985 recipients were Craig Lins, Phil- ip Kleven, Rhett Suhre, Carrie Bridge,-Ieff Cavanaugh, Mary Faith Feeney, Don Has- tings, Maureen I-Iarshbarger, Mike Brown, Susan Ramsey,jodi Rowe, Paula Schonert, Mark Shapland, janet Stoller, john Whetstone, and Michael Tracy. In most cases these students were also honored as Illinois State Scholarship Commission winners. If the Student at- tends an Illinois Institution of higher learning they will receive a monetary award in relation with the cost of the uni- versity. .I ii' The 1984-1985 Illinois State Scholars, Craig Lins, Philip Kleven, Rhett Suhre, Carrie Bridge,jeff Cavanaugh, Mary Faith Feeney, Don Hastings, Maureen I-Iarshbarger, Mike Brown, Susan Ramseygjodi Rowe, Paula Schonert, Mark Shapland, janet Stollenjohn Whetstone, and Michael Tracy. Awards 21

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ational Honor Society junior National Honor Society members, Front - Renee Oleson, Paula Glazilgjennifer Wright, Trina Costello, and Angela Smith, Back - Bob Maxwell. Craig Mackey, Scott Williams, Frank Quinn, and David Lochbaum. 'Kwai of r' S an 54 Sophomore National Honor Society members. Front f Stacy Thomas, Stacey Collins, Dawn Orr, Kim Crotinger, andjennifer Ross. Back - Marc Lochbaum andja- mie Puckett. 20 Awards

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This year a special award was given in the area of Communications. The Com- municator's Award is given to a Senior who has shown an above average ability and interest in several areas of communi- cations. To qualify a student must have completed the required courses and taken one or more electives. The award was giv- en to two very deserving people this year. jami White and Mary Faith Feeney were the recipients of this very prestigious award. Every year outstanding art students are Excellence in Art, acknowledged for their artistic talents. The Allerton Art Award is an annual scholarship given to a junior who shows exceptional future potential. Another award given is the Annual Art Award, which is given to the outstanding Senior who exhibits exceptional talent in different areas of artistic endeavors. These awards are given to those stu- dents who dedicate much of their own time and effort in developing various art skills. jami White was one of the recipients of the Communicatofs Award this year. Mr. Lochbaum gives a little speech about jami's accomplishments before giving her the medallion. Mary Faith Feeney was the other recipient of the Communicator's Award this year. Mr. Lochbaum recites a few of her accomplishments before presenting her with the medallion. 22 Awards ve rye l ei' I k g 'Na I 1i,1:,v ', This year's Annual Art Award went to three students. They are Brenda Scrimager, Kirk Branch, and Mary Faith Feeney. Samples of their work are shown in back, i Q ' E i T fo S ',.', IL ' E ali' i . Q is S' 'oi ut E r nw . 'L' if -.J i FX . it Each year Mr. Mula decorates the auditorium with the students art work to beautify the room for hon- or's night. Displayed here is some ofthe Annual Art Award winners work.