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

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Curtis Clyde Schoening I will remember coming to school five days a week, coming in the morning at 8:45 and dragging along through the day until 3:45, and then going to football, basketball, or track practice. I will also remember staying home from school and playing hooky. All this excitement was topped by graduation. Life was really a blast at good old F.H.S. ! Deanna Kay Hennes I'll remember the day, close to the end of our sophomore year, when we, (the girls) worked out a system of winning the junior class offices; and the bus trips filled with the usual singing, screaming, and laughter. But, most of all, I'll remember each individual in our class and all the things we shared--the planning and decorating for the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the prom; the junior skip day, and plans for gradu- ation. William Harold Bandy I can't say that there has been one outstanding event in my four years of high school, for there have been many. The basketball games, especially with Seeley Lake and Drummond. And wanting to play varsity basketball. The time Bruce, Alan, Albert and I got called to the office for stacking lockers, and when we started a fight and then laughed our heads off. Getting up at 6:00 a.m. and running to the pulp mill in snow, and rain wetting our face and feeling happy about it. The carefree seventh period study halls and seeing how much trouble I could cause, trying Mrs. Ratigan's patience to no end, and maybe a little further. I'll remember the good times at F.H.S., the best four years of my life. 10

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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

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Linda Lorraine Johns Among the many things I'll remember happening at French- town High, the one thing that will stand out most in my mind will be decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. I found that it was really fun, and it gave me a real nice feeling to know that I was doing it for a class of friends who would soon be leaving the school. Of course, there will be many other incidents that I will recall, too, in the years to come. Pat Bill Cheri Albert Connie Linda 11