Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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Science A ard Eachyearaspecmlavmrdisghmninthe amaofSdmmeTheSdUmeAwaMisgv- en to a student who has exhibited excel- lent achievement in Biology, Chemistry, Advanced Biology, Advanced Chemistry, and Physics. This year's recipient is Craig Lms The Math Award is given to a student who has taken four and one-half years of rnath.'The subjectsinclude Senior hdath and Math Topics as well as Trigonometry. Crmglnnsakorecdvedtmshonorliehas a truly wonderful talent in both of these areas. Another award that is given annually is the DAR and SAR Award. It is given to two Senkx Hudenw who am ptked by their classmates on these qualities. Those are service, dependability, patriotism, and leadership. Tamara Davis and Mark Sha- pland were this year's winners. ?'4AlfLO .QUJQH maxim This year Tamara Davis and Mark Shapland were picked by their classmates to be honored as the DAR and SAR award winners, Mr. Porter presents Craig Lins the 1984-1985 Science and Mathematics Award, Craig received straight A's in his career in Science and Math. 28 Awards

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x Freshmen Freshmen are usually anxious to be- come high school students, but they are also worried about finding their classes, passing exams, and finding the time for their social life as well as studying too. The first month of school is an adjust- ment period for all freshmen to become settled into a routine. Once this is estab- lished, they're on their way to a successful career in high school. Decisions concerning participation in many activities face the freshmen early each year. Those that go out for sports spend many hours before and after school striving to become better than competi- tors they meet. Many other extracurricular activities are also available such as scho- lastic bowl, yearbook, student council, school plays. Semester Exams offer a vastly different experience for freshmen. These require precious studying time. Although exams are difficult, students can pass them with diligent effort. A Above all, the freshmen year offers many opportunities to meet friends, strengthen old friendships, and get a new start. It also provides a background for the rest of their high school years as they be- gin to plot their future. l Q .J Michael Dick certainly shows his enthusiasm the day of Homecoming while sitting in the gym. 30 Freshmen Adjust To New Pace s Ric a lax gg HUF i xx R Freshmen class officers: justin Peterson, Treasurergjim Whetsrone, Presidenrg Denise Downey, Vice-Presi- dentg and Wendy Marsh, Secretary. Q JN -Ierrica Long,jennifer Somers, and Martha Feeney take a moment to catch their breath after a fast dance at Homecoming.