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

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Debra Ann Howell I'll remember my senior year as the most confused year in high school. I talked about graduation and made plans yet inwardly regretted the day. Proms, dances, cheering, ball games, girls track, and hayrides are among the many things I'll never forget My greatest memories will be of the kids I shared these times with. Alan Lee Williams I'll remember when Kip, Mr. Kochevar, and I threw Dan Dan- forth in Mill Creek on the day we painted the FM. We then stole a bottle of coke and drank it between the four of us before the other kids got theirs. I'll also recall the thrill of making the starting line-up my first year out for football and I'll remember prom night as a freshman when Ron Stacy and I backed into the ditch about 1:30 a. m. and had a five mile walk home. (that included wading through a creek.) I'll remember my freshman year, when we were painting the F Marlene Stacy cut her elbow and Debby was the one who cried. Also I'll remember the time Pat McCormick said to watch out for the bulls when they were only cows! Another time was when Connie tried to move my car, and killed the engine about six times. That was at the Senior Car Wash, when we were going to wash it. I'll also remember the trip to California a week before school got out in my junior year. I was riding the bus while everybody was working in school, I just lay around, watching television, and playing pool. I had lots of fun away from school. Albert Eugene Sample 8

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Mary Jo Hemenway I'll remember my sophomore year at the prom; my first day at F. H. S.; the last football game; the tears of our last home basketball game; the colds from our senior car washes; the lecture on lifes trials and tribulations given by Mr. Hightower. I'll also remember the night of the junior-senior prom. I'll always remember the wonderful friends I've made at F. H. S. Jeanine Adele Marcure I'll remember my four years at F. H. S. and all the good times our class had together such as painting the F , junior skip day, decorating for the prom, senior car washes, and I'll never forget working the summer of my junior-senior year. Also I'll never forget going to all the fun bus trips. Small things, such as the day four of us girls skipped school . Most of all I'll always remember the class of 68 ! William Kip Mason I'll remember the miles I ran during my sophomore year, and the trip to Helena. I'll remember Coach West and how he taught me sportsmanship. I'll remember the sixteen Big Kids who got into the Volkswagon. I'll remember Bruce Ochs playing a girl in the 1967 school play, Genius Junior , and I'll remember the 1967-68 basketball season. 7

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William Charles Glessner I'll remember in my one year at Frenchtown High School I have come to believe that it has been the most delightful year of my life. The reason is the outstanding friendliness of the wholehearted help of faculty and students alike, in the many details of my senior year. So, in future years, I'll remember Frenchtown as the best! In a second frame of mind I'll remem- ber all the fine girls, being able to watch the cars go by in English class, and having all the swell kids cut down my ego everyday. Bonita Charlene Hegel I'll remember my senior year as the best, out of all the years I've spent in Frenchtown. My senior year marked the end of being carefree and the beginning of my adult life. I can recall ordering announcements, caps and gowns. The two car washes, and our slave auction. Most of all I think I'll remember plan- ning for the senior trip. Danny Wallace Danforth I'll remember the junior-senior tour of the state legislature and whitewashing the F during my sophomore year. Mr. Collins who has helped me in Mechanical Drawing so that I may go on in Architectural Drawing. I wil also remember my history teachers who helped me gain the interest I have in history. I will remember Mr. Hightower's statement that after this year we will be on our own two feet. 9