Monticello High School - Memories Yearbook (Monticello, IL)

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With ords The 1984-1985 yearbook staff. Sitting: Laura Kern. Amanda Felts, Dawne Wenzel, Muffie Feeney - editor, Tamara Davis, David Logan, and Stephanie Bissey. Standing: Martha Feeney, Melanie Rowe, Lori Wright, Angela Smith. and hd Elson. Lori Wright and Melanie Rowe enjoy looking at old Martha Feeney, Classes editor. hurries to finish her typing for the first deadline. yearhooks for layout ideas and laughs on their spare time. Yearbook 5

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Each year another edition of Memo- ries is produced for the enjoyment of the students and for the preservation of last year's activities. This year. there was a great turn out of students expressing their interest in working on the staff. The editor of this year's Memories is Mary Eaith Eeeney. Assisting her as section editors are: Tamara Davis fsports-editorl, David Logan Cphotography-editorl, Stephanie Bissey Cbusiness-editorl. Melanie Rowe and Lori Wright Chomecoming editorsl. and Martha Eeeney Cclasses editor. Each member must be saluted for his support and hard work of a project this large. Although many times students worked after school to finish their pages, this year's yearbook staff worked together smoothly and had all assigned pages fin- ished by the deadlines. We would like to thank Mr. Curt Strat- man for all his patient expertise and assis- tance. Mary Faith Feeney Ceditorl 2 Tamara Davis, sports editor. carefully decides which pictures will look the best for the football section. 4 Yearbook onderful Wa Mary Feeney. editor. must know something amusing that the photographer doesnt know. as she looks up from reading a yearbook. David Logan. photography editor. adjusts the lens of his camera while Ed Elson looks on. ff Stephanie Bissey. this yearis business manager. looks confused by the many different ads she has.

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jobs: An Expenence for the Future Many students work after school and on weekends. It's a great experience to work while being a full time student, and a job can help you mature in areas such as learning to manage your time and finan- cial responsibility. Money, which can come in handy, is certainly a necessity, but trying to hold a job and still keep up on your studies, not to mention a few social activities, can cer- tainly put a bind on anyones calendar. Still, a job can be worthwhile and re- warding and these students seem to be getting along very well. Waiting on customers can be enjoyable. Deanna Voorhees shows us that she's having a good time at HANCOCICS RESTAURANT. 6 jobs Leslie Glickman stirs up some kind of brew at the BROWN BAG in preparation for a busy lunch schedule. ,4- Working at CFBLH, Amanda Felts learns how to listen to people in her office and talk on the telephone at the same time.