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Finally we were in the big leagues—we managed to become Juniorsl Our class officers were: President, Bonnie Lucier; Vice-President, Rick Felstet; Secretary, Betti Jonas; and Treasurer, Carole Charlo. Our sponsor was Mr. Jess Wilcomb. The main event of our Junior year was the Junior Prom. Our theme was Blue Champagne, with two shades o f blue and silver and white. After two weeks of decorating, the big evening finally arrived, and passed. Our prom queen and king were Pat Cyr and Don Felstet. On May 15 the Freshmen and Sophomores painted the FHS, and the Seniors were gone on their Senior Trip. We, the Juniors, felt that we Just couldn't stay in that big school all by ourselves, so we went on a little horseback ride up Mill Creek; that is, we rode up, but three-fourths of the girls walked backl For a week afterwards eighteen students had a hard time walk- ing and sitting. The memory of that daring and exciting day will always remain vivid to each one of us. At last we were Seniors and had the run of the school, or so we thought. Bob Crookshank Joined our, now not so little, class in November. Our class officers were: President, Bonnie Lucier; Vice-President, Rick Felstet; Sec- retary, Betti Jonas; and Treasurer, Ruthie Harrington. Mr. Jess Wilcomb was again chosen a s our sponsor. Our goal, naturally, WAS TO MAKE SNDUGH ncney for a Senior Trip. We gave dances, parties, sold pop and even cut Christmas trees in order to make enough money so we could go farther up the road then a couple of miles. Besides all this, there was a little matter of working two hundred hours around the school as a punishment for our memorable and unregrettable skip day the preceding spring. Even though this work was hard, we enjoyed every moment of it. As graduation came closer we hustled and bustled to make our individual plans for the future. Now as we leave Frenchtown, the memories of our friends and of our school will always be with us, for Frenchtown gave us far more than Just an education. By George Bissonette Bonnie Lucier Neil Christianson
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