Frenchtown High School - Decouverte / Bronc Yearbook (Frenchtown, MT)

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Senior We, the Seriora of I960, have arrived at the last milestone of our high school career with, we hope, a super abundance of mental endowment. Being most generous and of sound mind, we hereby bequeath a few of our worldly pos- sessions to those poor, unfortunate underclassmen in hopes that they will use them to the best of their knowledge and ability. To the future Seniors we leave our sympathy because they do not get a Senior trip. To the future Juniors we leave our ability to break traditions. To the future Sophomores the boys leave their size, and the girls leave their pull for what it is worth. To the future Freshmen we leave all the fun we had on our skip day, in hopes that they can have as much. To the faculty we leave our sincere thanks and appreciation for guiding our class throughout the past four years of education. Since we have no further use for our sponsor. Mr. Wilcomb. we are willing to auction him off to the underclassmen. We are, however, sincerely grateful to him for all the help he has given us these past two years. A top sponsor creates a top class. Bonnie Lucier wills her ability to conduct a quiet and business-like class meeting to Doug Hank in; her ability to stay away from college boys to Judy Lenoir; and her ability to pester Mr. Wilcomb to Pat Nagy. Jack Lenoir wills his position as annual editor to anyone willing to accept it; his position as Student Council President t o Ada Mercer; his captain position on the football team to Ken 3rester or Bruce Taylor; his studious and prosperous ways to Mike Rose; and he leaves the care of Donna while he is away in the hands of her trustworthy brother. Bill. Betti Jonas wills her talkativeness to Tom McDonald Larry Schoening; her height to Rocky Greenfield; her slight cheerleading ability to Darlene Rose; her musical talents to Eda Jane Rose; and her position as piano player for chorus to Tex Mercer. Jack Billington wills his ability to get to school on time to Don Normand; his car to Mr. Wilcomb and hopes that it runs; his co-captain position on the football team to LeHoy Bowman; his studious and prosperous ways to Karen Rose. Donna Richardson wills her ability to lose her glasses to Mr. Nelson; her bookkeeping to Jacque Morigeau so he may suffer also; her position as libra— rian to Sharon Rose; her pencil stubs to Barbara Cyr, and takes Jack with her.