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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

FRENCHTO WN HIGH 1980 One Last Look SCHOOL Looking back remembering our various experiences at Frenchtown High School . . Leaving’ Yes, but a part of us remains; that energy spent can never be replaced We re searching for a fuller life striving forth to complete happiness. . . . some will leave with tears . . others will rejoice but all will experience the same sadness of leaving the past; never to be relived We'll never forget years spent learning, living, and loving in this old building. This annual is “One Last Look at the old school. The best wishes to all of you who will not be returning. Fall..................3 Winter...............17 Spring...............33 Seniors..............49 Juniors..............63 Sophomores...........67 Freshmen.............71 Faculty..............75 Ads..................82 Index................94 Crushin' and rushin’ to class through the old hectic halls. Servin' and stuffin' the teens in the old cafeteria One last 'HOORAH' in the old gym. 2 A CA DEMIC LIFE Studying, it's just one of those things that has to be done. It can definitely interfere with skiing, socializing and in general having a good time. Despite these few drawbacks, a lot of studying can be used as an advantage at times. I have to study for a math final and write a five page outline for English tonight, has been accepted as the standard I'm- in-worse-shape-than-you game, in which students try to gain sympathy from parents and teachers by listing the work they didn't do that night, which creates later cramming sessions. At the U. of M the seniors get a taste of what it's like to be in college Traci Jette, sales manager in office simulation, knows what it's like to work for a large company. Below-Mrs. Gouau points the way to mix chemicals with many interesting effects. 4 Usa Robillard keeps her eyes fixed during a lecture. Terry Rockwood provides interesting facts while giving a speech during speech class. Tod Peterson finds an interesting book at the U. of M library and sleeps on it. Below-Chuck Cline shows Mark Meagher the way to do one of Mr Robinson's easy problems' . Brenda Lackey is a shipping clerk in office simulation. Below-Taking tests, one of the better points of Frenchtown High, is looked forward to by all the students. A VARSITY FOOTBALL QQ Top left: Chuck Cline awaits his opportunity on the field Above: Tim Bagnell, no. 12, all state and all conference Quarterback, and Todd Meagher, Split end, enjoy another victory. Bottom left: Todd Green, Center, enjoying the final victory of the season. First row Joe Boyer, Chuck Cline, Scott Floren. Kevin Hefty, Scott Tucker, Greg StJohn, Pat Clifford, Troy Weishaar, Second row: Kelley Stenerson, Melvin Coladonato, Jace Lovell, Dave Rinker. Tim Horstman, Quayne Green, Keith Williams, Brian Mether, Managers; Bill Carland, Bob Bull (not pictured). Third row: Coaches Greg Kuehn, and Rod Paskey, Tim Glessner, Lon Ockler, Todd Green. Mark Parker, Jodie Dobie, Colin Bagnell, Dave Fisher, Steve Latham, Coach Rich Unruh, Head Coach Tim Racicot, Fourth row: Coach Bob Holden, Tim Bagnell, Andy Sherry, Todd Meagher, Ben Norenberg, Brian Hennes, Lloyd Arlmt, Brad Parker, Tony Heare. Roger Davis, Mark Erickson, Sid Bowman September 7, Frenchtown-6 Thompson Falls-8 We had a touchdown called back with two minutes left in the game which highlighted a frustrating loss plagued with mental mistakes. September 15, Frenchtown-15 Troy-0 Despite our first taste of victory in 1979, this game was also plagued with non-consistency and the loss of three starters to injury. Septmeber 21, Frenchtown-16 Loyola-35 With the loss of three Defensive and Offensive starters, the rivalry ended in the most disappointing loss in the three years of our Homecoming. September 28, Frenchtown-34 Plains-14 An Offense that exploded for 60 yds. coupled with a relentless defense, gave us a complete team victory with maximum effort from everyone October 5, Frenchtown-28 Mission 14 The Broncs utilized a hard hitting running game and an intense defense to completely shutdown the Mission' offense to Insure our second victory. October 13, Frenchtown-28 DartJy T The Broncs overcame mistakes with complete intensity to totally control the game and enjoy our first victory over Darby since our introduction to Class B October 17, Frenchtown 35 Corvallis-0 The Broncs overpowered the Bluedevils in their final debut of the year with a powerful offense and an unforgiving defense to end the season 7 , Top left; Tim Bagnell, Quarterback, also first team all conference punter, kicking one of his long yardage punts. Top right; Head coach Tim Racicot disputing a penalty. Left; Jace Lovell, Split end, displays his expertise with a football. Right, Jodie Dobie, First team all conference and all state Right Guard, quenching his thirst, as he looks on in hope Bottom left; Head coach Tim Racicot, steaming over an unwanted penalty. Bottom right; Cheerleaders Jolene Cyr, top; Jodie Teeple, right Dana Parker, left: Denise Hayes, bottom Angie Peterson, alternate, center bottom • HOME - COMING Queen Traci Jette and King Jeff Hawk Underclassmen royalty L to R, Dan Dahlberg, Dana Bagnell, Ken Miller, Liz Bowman, Ron Iddings, Tami Busby. The robust students of F.H.S. flocked around the fire to cremate an outhouse, which was acquired by the seniors. With a stuffed dummy replica of the Loyola Rams, manufactured by the sophomore class. The wood was chopped and stacked by the juniors and the pit was dug by the freshman class. The night of September 21, there was a turnabout of events as the Broncs lost to the Rams with a score of 35 to 16; but the Broncs put up a first-class fight. Even though the students were not in the best of moods, the Ringly Brothers Band livened them up at the homecoming dance Saturday night following the game. The Juniors' winning float, Kick the sheep out of The Seniors' float The Broncs will reign, 'em 9 Girls’ Basketball The Girls' Basketball team concluded the season with many triumphs. They remained undefeated throughout the Divisional tourney in Mission. Then it was on to State in Billings. Here the girls' character and determination were shown as they were defeated in the second game and came back to take fourth place. Next year will be even better as the Broncs return with many experienced players. Congratulations girls and coaches on a season of fine play, your strength, courage and heartaches will be remembered in the years to come. The leadership and willpower of this year's Seniors will likewise not be forgotten: Shawnee Henderson, Trish Watson, Colleen Erickson, and Kim Ryan. A special tribute to the parents and fans of the Broncs• Gerri, Lynda, Trish setting up for the out-of- bounds play. A tired five Broncs prepare for defense against Plains. Broncs 45-29 Lynda scores two at the championship of the Divisonal tourney in Mission. Varsity, front row: Natalee Friedrich, Trish Watson, Gerri Putnam, Jodie Burkland. Back row: Coach Brian Fogerty, Colleen Erickson, Muffy Palmer, Brenda Mether, Lynda Nelsen, Kim Ryan, Shawnee Henderson, Coach Kay Lynn. J.V. front row: Debbie Lucier, Julie Burkland, Shanna Mattson, Anne Hawk, Dana Bagnell. Back row: Coach Brian Fogerty, Tina Salo, Terry Fairbanks, Peggy Scharberg, Tami Busby, Janet Tintinger, Starla Erickson, Coach Lynn. Trish warms up at the line before the game Coaches making decisions together. Lynda, Trish leading the team against Three Forks at state Rally Squad: Todd, Scott and Brad keep spirits high throughout the season Natalee tiredly awaiting the outcome of a free throw Cross Country Boys' Cross Country: Jason Trautmen, Tom Girls' Cross Country: Shawnee Henderson, Janet Glessner, Tim Glessner, Bret Hitshew, Carl Tintinger, Valerie Nelson, Collete Deschanps. Hollinger, Steve Boorman, Rob Murphy, Joel Parham, Paul Nikoleyczik. What's so funny? It's like this guys! The Girls' Cross Country team placed third at state for the third consecutive year. Individual accomplishments were outstanding. The boys' team did not fare so well as they were plagued with injuries. This running is serious stuff! 13 ■ Student Life 00 Student life displays freedom among all High School students. In general, time is spent relaxing on the front lawn, or taking a break from a class period. Students seem to grasp any given opportunity, to escape the day to day routine of school. Fall Concert 00 Both performances by the band and chorus were exceptional. The High School music department carries an outstanding reputation throughout Western Montana. Scott Floren concentrates on perfection. Mr White directs the band to an outstanding performance Valerie Nelson demonstrates the bassoon while, below, the concert choir directs their attention on Merle Johnston. Academic Life Although many students wait until two o'clock in the morning to finish a term paper or study for a test, they still realize the importance of academics. A wide variety of winter academics included research, student lectures, and poster design. Two interesting guest speakers high-lighted the winter season. Miss Jody Young spoke to students about rape, presenting the legal implications and social ramifications of sexual assault. Birth control was the subject of Donna Taylor's presentation, revealing to students the methods of planned parenthood. Jody Young gives a lecture on the techniques of women's self defense Studying has been good for Tod and Tony so far. Shawnee Henderson lends a helping Donna Taylor speaks of the birds hand to Traci Jette and bees! Colette McNally adds the finishing Jason Trautman practices for speech and drama touches to her poster, Shane . meet I know it's in this book somewhere-But where! 18 Varsity Basketball 1979-80 [Q j The 1979-80 Basketball season was one in which the Frenchtown Broncs served notice that they are a force to be reckoned with in the Western B Conference. The Broncs finished the season with an 11-10 record, their first winning record since being promoted to the B classification in 1977. Included in that record was an 8-6 regular season league record, which was good for sole possession of third place, behind the Loyola Rams and the Plains Horsemen. The Broncs were captained by the only three seniors on the squad: Andy Sherry, Tim Bagnell and Brad Parker, all three turned in solid performances. The junor class supplied the surprises of the year. In his first year in a Bronc uniform, Frank Lovell led the team in scoring, and was selected to the all-conference team. Tom Glessner aided in the battle by averaging in double figures. Rounding out the promising junior class of front-liners was Scott Palmer, who rebounded from an early season bout with pneumonia. Belov� ; Scott Palmer adding to the total. Above, Brad Parker, in white, outrunning the opponent to make a play Above right; Frank Lovell, 43, reaching for the stars Below left; Mel Coladonato showing his ”8ronc Power Below right; Scott Palmer puts one on the boards. Below; Scott Palmer adding to the total. A group of five sophomores filled out the varsity team. They were led by Rick West, who nearly led the team in steals while operating out of the reserve guard role. Kenny Miller, Quayne Green, Bryan Schellinger and Chuck Cline also showed much promise in their combined varsity and J.V. play, forming the nucleus of Bronc Basketball for the future. The Varsity and J.V. squads were combined for the 1979-80 season, carrying a total of 16 players throughout the year and practicing together every day. The junior varsity responded with an outstanding year, compiling a 14-2 record while averaging nearly 70 points a contest. Missing, above; Frank Lovell, one of the team's leading scorers, puts one in the hoop to add to his average Below, Coach Molitor guiding the team to a Successful season in his second year of Coaching and Teaching at Frenchtown. Below right: Tim Bagnell thinks over the next play on his way to set up for defense Although we are going to lose three fine players, Coach Molitor has given many underclassmen a chance on the court to gain more experience than would get during a junior varsity game. In doing this he has assured us of a promising team in the years to come. 21 Front row; Tim Bagnell-21, Brad Parker-41, Andy Sherry-23, Second row, Brian Hennes-45, Chuck Cline-14, Greg St.John-23, Colin Bagnell-43, Third row, Quayne Green-15, John Klaudt-25, Bryan Schellinger-33, Tom Glessner-31, Frank Lovell-43, Scott Palmer- 45, Ken Miller-35, Rick West-11, Coach Molitor. Varsity Cheerleaders Top left; Jolene Cyr, Top right; Anne Hawk, Bottom left; Denise Hayes, Bottom right, Muffy Palmer 22 Intramural Participants. Intramurals The winning team. Mark Erickson, Dave Fisher, Scott Floren, Todd Meagher, Nikki LaTray, Muffy Palmer 23 VARSITY (Qy WRESTLING 79- W Front row, Kevin Hefty-132, Marvin Taber-126, Ron Taber-119, Rob Murphy-112, Dave Curtiss-105, Steve Boorman-98 Back row, Asst Coach-Tim Racicot, Steve Latham-185, Russel Faulkner-167, Tim Glessner-145, Terry Rockwood-138, and the Head Coach-Mark Jones. Not Pictured Dave Rinker-155, Manager-Mike Moraca 24 The 1979-80 Wrestling season opened with a 30-28 win over Corvallis and closed with Terry Rockwood winning three matches at the State Tournament. In between these positive notes were the typical ups and downs of a rebuilding year. Underclassmen made up the bulk of the varsity team and proved they could compete with anyone. With the majority of the team returning and the addition of Mr. Racicot to the coaching staff, the Broncs are looking forward to a successful season in 1980-81. Tim Glessner captures a win at home that was well worth it. Bob Block looking tor a take-down Cris Davis manifests the pin Another Frenchtown Pin in the making 25 Not pictured with the Senior Wrestlers are Dave Rinker, Ted Hayes, and Jody Dobie. The latter two were injured severely around mid-season. Senior Wrestler-Tim Glessner. Terry Rockwood. an excellent Junior wrestler, adventures to the State Tournament seizing three matches. These four cheerleaders were nominated late in the season; giving their full attention supporting their Bronc team. Front row, Valerie Miller, Tami Busby Back row, Natalee Friedrichs, Kelly Winegar. 26 Cheerleaders use their voices, too, in giving super-support to the wrestlers. FLk 1 SKI CLUB Ski club members were aptly rewarded for hours of hot dog sales at numerous school activities. Besides a day trip to Lost Trail Ski area many members were fortunate to participate on the Big Sky trip. Miss Rhonda Lund skiing to the lift. Left; A few members in a casual pose. Back L to R Angie, Darwin, Kelly, Jeff, Roger, Mel, Lynda, Muffy, Ron, Billie, Tammy, Dan, Middle; Janet, Tony, Todd, Dan, Mark, Shawnee, Kevin, Front; Steve, Bill. Anne, Karla, Lisa. 27 L to R. Shan Stevens, Cathleen Richardson, Valerie Miller, Janet Job, Jason Trautmen, Coach Woolridge, Debbie Grapenstetter, Debbie Wolfe, John Warne, Valerie Nelson, Montana Coladonato. Susan Hoffman, Natalee Freidrich, Jana Halverstadt, Lisa Hansen, Darlene Richert, Debbie Dike, Donna Richert, Katie Hoffman, Dave Ridenhower, Jolene Cyr, Dave McNally, Angie Peterson, Dana Parker, Lloyd Bruce, Cheryl Kuykendal. Speech and Drama award winning Seniors in between rounds. SPEECH AND DRAMA W Donna crams her face between Drama rounds The Speech and Drama team participated in five meets this year. In each of the meets the team won a trophy or had no less than one person in finals. In all the meets Frenchtown did rather well, for the size of our school. In the state meet Frenchtown reached the semi's with six members; Susan Hofman, Kathleen Richardson, Cheryl Kuykendall, Donna and Darlene Richert, and Shari Stevens, who received the highest award, 3rd place in pantomime. Coach Woolridge was very pleased with a 3rd place sweepstakes trophy, saying it was Frenchtown's best year yet! We got what in our last round? Jolene asks while gobbling down a quick hamburger. Coach is enthused about something . . another first for Speech and Drama? “Who's the guy Darlene?? A fellow actor at the state drama meet. Behind these luscious smiles are the rowdy-yelling Pep Club members: (Back row, left to right) Muffy Palmer, Peggy Scharberg, Linda Nelson, Trish Watson, Tammy Maxey. Theresa Clifford, Teri Fairbanks, Debbie Wilson. Valerie Miller (Front) Dana Bagnell, Starla Erickson, Janet Tintinger, Billy McDonald, Angie Peterson, Debbie Lucier, Liz Bowman, Jodi Teeple, Jolene Cyr, Dana Parker F-CLUB Why yes we re the jocks of F-town High (Back L to R) Peggy Sharberg, Colleen Erickson, Traci Jette Kim Ryan, Lloyd Arlmt, Marvin Taber, Mark Baerlocher, Jody Dobie, Kevin Wickstrom, Gern Putnam, Jace Lovell, (Middle L to R) Kelly Winegar, Dana Parker, Leslie Anderson, Janet Tintinger, Tony Heare, Brad Parker, Jolene Cyr, Todd Meagher, Tim Bagnell, (Front L to R) Shawnee Henderson, Todd Green, Jodi Teeple. 30 r Sadie HawkO The Sadie Hawkins hillbillies did their stuff to the uncharacteristic sounds of Straightlace. The dance contest, won by Tami and Jim, highlighted an enjoyable evening by all. The winning form exhibited by Tami and Jim Hold on there! Now, uh one and uh two Todd can't keep up with Darlene Lisa S., Debbie, Traci, Joy, Lisa C.. Belinda and Lisa R. clueing each other in on the latest. Will you dance for goodness sakes! 1 CHRISTMAS CONCERT The choir waits to go on Jodi Teeple prepares the children. 'Twas 7 nights before Christmas when everyone gathered to bring Christmas joy to Frenchtown. The band and choir joined together to sing a number of songs such as Winter Time Aglow and Hallelujah Chorus . They then choreographed Up on the House Top and Jolly Old St. Nicholas with children of the audience. For the conclusion of the show the lights were turned out and the choir hummed Silent Night as Mr. Merle Johnston spoke about the Iranian crisis. He then asked the audience to join in with the words to Silent Night. A tree is set up with stuffed animals 32 GERMAN CLUB: Brian Hennes, Brian Schellinger, Lon Okler, Kurt Cyr, Brad Parker, Todd Green, Mr Funkhouser, Advisor Cheryl Kuykendall, Susan Hoffman, Katie Hoffman, Jana Halverstadt. Not pictured, Ten Moffett, Shari Stevens. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Mr Strothman, Advisor Debbie Dike, Leslie Anderson, Nikki LaTray, Mark Baerlocher, Jody Dobie, Kim Ryan. Brad strides it in for the relays anchor leg Follow me, feet! The Bionic Woman leaping Mark Meagher, Pat Clifford, Derek Elmstrum, Steve Boreman, Kevin Hefty, Colin Bagnell, Troy Weishaur, Paul Nikolyczek, Allen Ridgway, Dan Dahlburg, Bob Block, Colin Rose, Mark Parker, Lloyd Bruce: Left Row: Jason Trautman, Chuck Cline, Lon Oklar, Don Robillard, Quayne Green, Joel Parham, Brad Parker, Jace Lovell, Tim Bagnell, Kenny Miller, Scott Palmer, John Klaudt, Rick West. TRACK The 1980 season got off to a late start for the Broncs, but for long nights of grueling practices the team hoped to get in shape for the upcoming State to be held in Billings, lb members made the State team. Brad Parker: hundred, 440 relay; Jace Lovell: 440 relay; Tim Bagnell: Pole Vault; Scott Palmer: High Jump, Triple Jump, Long Jump; John Klaudt: 330 hurdles, 120 High hurdles, 440 relay; Rick West: High Jump; Joel Parham: 1 mile, 2 mile. Girls: Trish Watson: Long Jump; Gerri Putnam: 440 relay, mile relay; Natalee Friedrich: Javelin; Janet Tintinger: 440 relay, mile relay, 880, 440; Peg Scharburg: Shot; Colette Deschamps: mile relay; Tina Salo: hundred, 220, 440 relay. Front Row: Julie Burkland, Katie Hoffman, Collette Deschamps, Debbie Wilson, Tina Salo, Anne Hawk, Back Row: Terry Fairbanks, Val Nelson,Collette McNally, Jodie Burkland, Brenda Mether, Gerri Putnam, Natalee Friedrich —— Front Row: Lisa Hansen, Sherri Stevens, Val Nelson, Lisa Cerino, Susan Hoffman, Jeanette Job, Steve Boreman, Jana Halverstadt, Trish Watson, Traci Jette, Bev Bauer, Colette Deschamps, Debbie Dike. Second Row: Jill Exe, Dana Parker, Lisa Sandford, Debbie Lucier, Scott Floren, Don Watson, Joe Boyer, Tim Horstman, Shawnee Henderson, Colleen Erickson, Kim Ryan, Cindy Gebert, Lindie Hensel. 3rd Row: Brian Hennis, Debbie Grapenstetar, Brian Schellinger, Dan Dahlburg, Denise Hayes, Russell Fulkner, Mitsi Latray, Ruth Wolfe, Darlene Richert, Starla Erickson, Lynda Nelsen, Jeff Stavish. Front Row: Debbie Unruh, Karla Tucker, Lisa Cerino, Debbie Wilson, Lisa Sandefur, Linda Burger, Susan Hofman, Leslie Anderson, Jackie Shipe, Traci Cully, Angie Peterson, Jana Halverstadt, Janette Job, Collette Deschamps. Second Row: Shari Stevens, Angie Rinker, Michelle Jette, Dana Bagnell, Tammy Maxey, Chris Ireland, Don Watson, Brett Deschamps, John Botsford, Dave Rinker, Bob Block, Judy Werner, Bev Bauer, Tina Salo, Janice Job, Shanna Mattson, Joy Nearing. Third Row: Eva Page, Belinda Beeler, Valerie Nelson, Cyndi Gonsioroski, Jodi Teeple, Jolene Cyr, Gerri Putnam, Trish Watson, Scott Palmer, Jae Dale, Tami Busby, Kim Elgar, Kelly Winegar, Starla Erickson, Donna Richert, Bernadette Jette, Montana Coladonato. Fourth Row: Kim Ryan, Becky Shourds, Jami Cyr, Kristi Gunderson, Dana Parker, Mark Meager, Dan Dahlburg, Colin Rose, Allen Ridgway, Mark Erickson, Joe Boyer, Ron Iddings, Mark Parker, Todd Green, Brad Parker, Tim Bagnell, Colleen Erickson, Darlene Richert, Kati Hofman, Mitzi LaTray, Lori Bladholm. King Queen . . . Tod Peterson Junior Royalty . . Scott Palmer Gerri Putnam, Sophomore Royalty . . Qwane Green Liz Denise Hayes Bowman, Freshman Royalty . . . Todd Lucier Debbie Wilson The band may be forgotten, but the Good-Time shared by all will never be replaced. Everyone who attended the Junior Prom, seemed to have had the same comments The three man band was a FLOP!!! SPRING PROM Always Forever Fiddler On The Roof 41 In the play Fiddler On The Roof written by Joseph Stein, the problems that a small Jewish town in Russia faces during the early 19th Century, are portrayed. Mr. Stein's story is based primarily on the trials and tribulations of one family. That family, living in the village of Anatevka located in the Ukraine, has followed the same traditions generation after generation, and then rather suddenly these traditions are forced to change, as a result of pressure being exerted from outside of the Jewish culture. Through all the practices, dress rehearsals, make-up, photo sessions, etc.; Fiddler On The Roof proved to be a success. Before the final productions the cast of 72 students worked for 4 months memorizing lines, songs, and blocking. The excitement reached a high during the hour make-up session shown here. Kim Eiger- applying make-up for another fantastic performance as Golde', Top left. Todd Green being prepared for his role as Tevye, Left. Mr. Johnston checks John Warne's make-up before the last performance. Bottom left. Joe Boyer joking during his pre-play preparation, top right. Tevye's three daughters, Tzeitel (Darlene Richert), Hodel, (Donna Richert), Chava, (Kelly Winegar). Yente the match maker, (Colleen Erickson), and Golde', discuss matches in the village, in front of Frenchtown's most elaborate set ever created 43 The climax occurred when the cast was on stage, the curtains opened and performed for a packed crowd every night, totaling 1500 people. The production brought in almost $1800 in net profits. All in all the play was a learning experience as well as enjoyable for all involved. 44 ANDERS OFFICE MACHINE CO. Don Davenport - Owner Victoria Calculators Olympia Typewriters Minolta Copy Machines Bond Copiers Phone (406) 549-4143 Highway 93 S. at Burlington Missoula, MT 59801 0M j IRE SHERRY CENTER You can't beat a Tom Sherry deal” C. D. 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Graduation 47 Karen Herndon gives a sigh of relief, for her worries are over, for now anyway. Are you sure we can go through with it. Ron Iddings limbers up for a little drawing!!! A CA DEMIC LIFE Academics is often stereotyped to be dull, lifeless, and boring. But in the spring, many teachers added some variety to their classes by involving the students in entertaining field trips, and informative student lectures. The change of pace was greatly appreciated by students, and it also helped to make a more desirable year. 48 suoiuds dXil nmoihjhih Todd Green Student Council Representative Tim Horstman President Kim Eiger Treasurer. Leslie Anderson Uoyd Arlmt Timothy Bagnell Matthew Bielawski Lorraine Bladholm Linda Burger William Carland Melvin Coladonato Jamie Cyr Roger Davis Debbie Dike Jody Dobie 51 The dormant old showers seniors remember so well. SENIOR LIFE Kim Eiger Colleen Erickson Timothy Glessner Todd Green Leanne Harris Jeff Hawk Denise Hayes Ted Hayes Tony Heare Shawnee Henderson Karen Herndon Timothy Horstman 54 Kristie Jacks Traci Jette David Kreis Who said being at the University is fun. Kim and Linda research for term papers. S g Gee isn't this fun. seniors leave the U.C n o r Kim R. after a sundae and coffee at U.C. below: Two sweet ones looking for the action. t I O n The senior's car wash is fun, right Kristi, below We re on next! So what! Bus Drivers The Cooks R to L- Mrs. Gusse, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Frame, Mrs. Schoenmg, Mrs. Touchette. R to L- Mrs. Bruce, Mrs. Bull, Mrs. Beeler, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Jacks, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Salo, Mr Glessner, Mr Harvey Inez prepares to bake one of the students favorite deserts, cinnamon rolls. Tod and Cristi have too much of the car wash. Well I'll be darned, you can write Denise Matt gets an autograph. 57 Bradley Parker Dana Parker Tod Peterson David Rmker Kimberly Ryan Andrew Sherry ILABlE Rebecca Shourds Shari Stevens Steven Stoner Patricia Watson Mark Watts David Williams Kelly Wmegar Christy Gunderson Seniors enjoying Mr. Graves International Literature class. Class officers relive the fifties. 59 Student Council Left to Right: Tony Heare, Denise Hayes, Dana Parker, Trish Watson, Starla Erickson, Steve Latham, Colleen Erickson. Journalism Left to Right: Kim Eiger, Jamie Cyr, Jason Trautman, Mr Wayne Woolridge, Donna Richert, Janile Richardson, Jolene Cyr. 60 Boys State Mark Baerlocher, Steve Latham and Dan Peterson were the Boys State Representatives. Mark was a National Honor Society member along with playing in the Concert Band. Steve Latham participated in Football, Wrestling, F-Club, and he was also a class officer. Dan Peterson was an active member in Ski Club and also a member of Annual. Girls State The Frenchtown Girls and Boys State Representatives will travel to Helena this summer, to participate in a Student Government Congress. This year's representatives are Donna Richert, Lynda Nelson, and Darlene Richert. Donna participated in speech and Drama, Choir, School Play, Stagehand and Intramurals. Lynda was active in Girls Basketball, Track, Choir, F-Club, National Honor Society, Ski Club, Intramurals, and German Club. Darlene Richert participated in Speech and Drama, Choir, School Play, Stagehand, and Intramurals. Annual Staff Left to Right Dan Peterson, Natalee Friedrich, Bob Bull, Lori Bladholm, Todd Meagher, Ten Moffett, Kelly Wmegar Juniors Donna Richert Secretary Jodie Burklund Vice-President Steve Latham Student Council Representative Darlene Richert President Terry Rockwood Treasurer Jess Anderson Mark Baerlocher Sidney Bowman Jolynn Brenner Robert Bull Jolene Cyr Jae Dale Kathleen Denman Mark Erickson Jill Exe Dave Fisher Scott Floren Natalee Friedrich Tom Glessner Kathy Gonsioroski Debbie Grapensteter Lisa Hansen Ron Iddmgs John Klaudt Wade Korman Cheryl Kuykendall Brenda Lackey Steve Latham Frank Lovell Billie Luark Bernadette Jette Colette McNally Brenda Mether Brian Mether Terry Munsch Joe Needles Lynda Nelsen Valerie Nelson James Palmer Scott Palmer Mark Parker Dan Peterson Timothy Porter Gerrie Putnam Darwin Reynolds Janiel Richardson Darlene Richert Don Robillard Terry Rockwood Not pictured Donna Richert Scott Tucker Kevin Wickstrom Debbie Wolfe Wayne Wysk Trina Finley Not pictured 65 First Bank Southside Missoula Member First Bank System 910 Brooks Missoula, Montana 728-7280 Member F.D.I.C. 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Joyte Anderson Dana Bagnell Bev Bauer Darlene Bitz TJ Bladholm Bob Block John Botsford Lisa Cerino Theresa Clifford Traci Cully Kurt Cyr Dan Dahlberg Kris Davis BrettDeschamps Collete Deschamps Derek Elmstrom Mary Engberg Starla Erickson Terri Fairbank Martin Flynn Cindy Gebert Cyndi Gonsioroski Steve Gunderson Kelly Hagan Jana Halverstadt Rhonda Handford Kevin Hefty John Hegel Bret Hitshew Katy Hofman 72 Virginia Hollinger Serena Horton Kerry Hubbard Michelle Jette Janice Job Mitzi LaTray Debbie Lucier Todd Lucier Brad McCollum Connie Marshall Mark Meagher Joy Neanng John Needles Lon Ockler Eva Page Travis Peterson Jeff Richert Rosy Bottoms David Ridenhaur Allen Ridgway Angie Rinker Tina Salo Lisa Sandefur Jacky Shipe Todd Shutt Brenda Stoner Mike Thompson Nola Thompson Karla Tucker Debbie Wilson 73 Champion Champion International Corporation 74 Building Products Division Packagmg Division Timberlands Division V Vfe . JV ‘ vi m 3! vv 3B J3 w. „ . j 3 £ ? !|V ©U � a..? •tit v T© ?«: r 1' M� VM f ,T , : 2j L b Jl« .m V: ' c- ■ V' ' ■ ':. .•7V -.--: 1 : C. ' .“ , .-r-v 5SC ,£75.1 V Ksw i. v sss • •••. 5 25 fj c S yd � r • . ■GT A V r . , • .-'MV lVi VW ADMINISTRA TION Mr. Banks . . . Superintendent Mr. Hightower . .. Principal Mrs. Sample . District Secretary Mrs. Parker . . Administration Sec. Mrs. Miller . High School Secretary Mrs. Serba . . Attendance Clerk Mr Graves has taught at Frenchtown High School for ten years. Students in his English, Speech, Earth Science and Drama classes have known him well for his excellent ability to teach, lecture and maintain student- teacher relationships. During his last ten years Mr. Graves feels, The increased awareness, maturity, and responsibility of the Student Body. These traits would not have developed without an intelligent teacher such as he. As well as being an outstanding academic teacher Mr. Graves has also participated in extracurricular activities He has been coaching on the Speech Drama team for seven years, winning the State ”B 1978 Drama Championship. For three years he has helped build sets in school productions, and also coached one year of Freshman basketball The Frenchtown High School students want to thank you, Mr. Graves for your time, determination and efforts spent the past ten years. WE THA NK YO U!!! Since 1970 Mr Johnston has been teaching at Frenchtown High School. The students that have participated in his American History, Government, World History, Comparative Political Systems, Chorus, and Band have recognized his superior teaching abilities All students will never forget the days and nights spent laboring on projects during their Junior year in Mr. Johnston's History class. That was an experience within itself among the several other experiences he gave us such as the many, many hours spent directing the Chorus for tours, concerts, and the school play— The Fiddler on the Roof . Mr. Johnston has been an organizer for the Frenchtown Historical Society to help produce the fantastic book, FRENCHTOWN VALLEY FOOTPRINTS. He is also known around the valley for the coordination of the famous Frontier Days. The students of Frenchtown High School want to thank you, Mr. Johnston for your dedication, hard work, and all of the extra time spent on extracurricular activities. 77 Mr. Collins . Welding, Mechanical Drawing, Small Engines, Auto Mechanics Mrs. Cork Office Prep., Typing I, Shorthand, Secretarial Typing, Office Simulations Mrs. Gouaux. . Intro Biology, Experimental Lab Mr. Hinkley . Crafts, Drafting, Inter. Shop, Begin Shop Mr. Jones . . . Special Education Mr. Larcom . . Biology Miss Lund . P.E Art I, Art II Mr. Molitor . . . Guidance, Eng. I, Voc. Eng., Begin. Writing Mr. Paskey . Geometry, Drivers Education, Intro Algebra, Algebra Mrs. Phillips Librarian Mr. Racicot . . . American Government, History Locations, Mr Robinson . . Math I, Math II, Math III, Math IV, Physics Economics Mr. Strothman .. P.E., Guidance Mr. Unruh Advanced Composition, Environmental Lit., Lit. of American West, Poetry, Short Stories, Am. Lit., Annual Mr White Guitar, High School Band, Elementary Band Mr Woolridge . . English I, English II, Journalism I, II. 543-3173 FOR QUALITY FRESHNESS GOOD LUCK SENIORS GEOPLAN hue. °Sns“ts a fl 1 V DRILLING ROBERT C. WINEGAR President Registered Professional Geologist 1931 Birch Phone (406) Missoula, MT 59801 543-5850 Magic Products Mary L. Petersen 7500 Old Grant Creek Road Missoula, Montana 59801 Phone (406) 549-2632 or 728-6996 Herbs Magic Mill Mixers Dehydrators Pioneer Maple Syrup PRUYN VETERINARY HOSPITAL Minott Pruyn DVM Earl M. Pruyn DVM 2501 Russel 549-6139 THE MISS0U LIAN News-Society-Sports Advertising-Circulation Business 502 N Higgins Av 721-5200 'l truck stop ?Z2E UHlSO-BMi £35 N HEtERve DEAN CLINKENBEARD misseuwt. mT 81 Can you believe this? Mount St. Helens erupted on May 18, 1980. The ash floated from St. Helens to the East Coast. Frenchtown schools were closed for four days. These days we had to make up later. When the ash fell, nobody was to leave their houses, everyone was stuck indoors watching t.v., or reading a good book. The ash could be seen coming for eight miles. The sun couldn't shine through causing a black out, like another eclipse had hit the world. The ash covered everything with an inch deep coat. It was like dry cement that lay all over. 82 Ash and fragments of magma as high as 63,000 feet v stratosphere Particles suspended in this zone for up to two years The ash covered many states, causing policemen to block streets and highways because of poor visibility. Shoveling the ash was like shoveling a light snow fall. Masks and hats were required to be worn to keep the ash out of our lungs. The ash was harmful to people with breathing problems. The Janitors Morris Richardson Ray Smith Jack Meek Randy Blackner Willy Ward Good-Bye Mr. Larcom Mrs. Phillips, we the students of F-town wish to thank you for your years of service and dedication. Mrs. Phillips our beloved librarian Mr. Larcom our talkative biology teacher. You will be missed in the years to come. We wish you well in your new futures forever. ANYWHERE IN THE MISSOULA AREA BY HOUR OR CONTRACT • BASEMENTS • SEWERS • DITCHES • DOZER WORK • SUBDIVISION ROAD BUILDING • SAND GRAVEL WBCK{ STENERSON FRENCHTOWN MISSOULA AREA RESIDENTS CALI 721-1965 TOLL FREE UNTIL JULY. 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Bo. 522 Missoula, Montana 59801 89 Wow! What a fox!!? Hewey, Dewey Louie take 5 for a pose to the cameras 90 Now, what's next period Heading home after another glorious day. Oh boy! Just 1 more day Gerri inflicts pain on Chuck with her pen It's about this big around . Jana blasts away in concert Get outta here with that . . thing! 'v Janice would walk a mile for a camel Excited by a lecture in Home Ec., Debra Belinda listen intently. Tammy studies hard. Is this the library? More Student Life I'm gonna rip your guts out, you • ! We're two wild and crazy gals I just can't explain it! Feelin' Good Working hard in Home Ec. A utographs Andersen. Jess 64. 91 Andersen. Joyte 72 Anderson. Leslie 19, 51, 41, 30, 56. 35. 39. 46 Arimt, Lloyd 6. 7, 51. 1, 30. 23 Baerlocher, Marie 30. 23. 64 61, 35 Bagnell, Dana 9, 15, 30, 72, 90 Bagnell. Colin 7. 22. 68, 37. 90 Bagnell. Tim 8. 6, 7. 21, 51. 1. 30. 56. 22, 37. 36 39. 46 Bauer Beverly 16, 72. 39 Beeler. Belinda 31, 68. 39. 91 Bernard. Dan 68 Bielawski Matt 53. 57, 1. 48 Bit2, Darlene 72 Bladholm. Lon 51. 1. 62. 39 46 Bladholm. Thomas 72 Bleick, Mark 68 Block, Robert 25. 72, 37. 39 Boorman. Stephen 13. 24. 25. 68 37. 39 Botsford, John 72, 39 Bowman. Elizabeth 9. 30. 40 68 Bowman, Sidney 6, 7, 15. 64 Boyer. Joe 7, 27. 68. 39. 42. 92 Brenner. Jolynn 64 Bruce, Uoyd 28. 68. 37, 91 Bunch, Tom 68 Burger. Linda 15. 49 51, 53. 41, 56. 39 Bull, Robert 62. 27. 64 91 Burklund, Jodie 11. 63. 64 37 Burklund, Julie 67. 68, 37 Busby, Tami 9. 16, 31. 23, 26 64 39 Carland. William 7, 51. 1 4 23. 27 Cermo, Lisa 30. 72. 39 Clark. Todd 64 Clifford. Pat 7, 68. 37 Clifford. Theresa 30. 72 Cline. Chuck 6. 7. 5, 68 37 92 Coladonato. Melvin 7. 20, 51 53. 1. 23. 27 Coladonato. Montana 19 29 64. 39 Curtiss, Dave 14 24 64 93 Cully. Traci 16. 31. 72. 39 Cyr. Jamie 51. 53. 1. 5. 6. 62, 60 48 39 46 44 Cyr. Jolene 8, 28. 32. 30, 29. 62. 22. 64 60 39 Cyr, Kurt 72 Dahlberg Dan 9. 27. 72. 37 36. 39 Dale. Jae 64. 40. 39 Davis. Kris 25. 72 Davis Roger 7, 57, 1. 23. 27 Denman. Kathleen 64 Deschamps, Brett 72. 39, 90 Deschamps. Colette 32, 13 72. 37. 39 Dike, Debbie 28. 49, 51, 52. 53, 1. 35 48 39 Dobie, Jodie 6. 7, 8, 51. 1, 30, 35 46 Eiger Kim 16. 53. 54. 59 1. 56, 50. 62. 60 41 39 42 43 44 92 Elmstrom, Derek 72, 37 Engberg Mary 72 Enckson. Colleen 10. 11. 12. 54, 1. 30. 62. 60 41. 39 43 Enckson. Mark 6. 7. 64 48 39 Index Enckson. Starta 16, 30. 62. 72, 39 Exe, Jill 64. 39 Fairbank Tern 30, 23, 72, 37 Farmer. Rickie 68 Farmer. Steven 23, 27, 68 Fames. Joseph 68 Faulkner Russell 24, 58, 39 Fisbeck. Ty Fisher. Dave 7. 23. 64 Floren. Scott 7, 16, 32, 23. 64. 39 Flynn, Martin 72 Friednch Natalee 11. 12. 28. 62. 23 26, 64 48 37 Gebert. Cindy 72, 39 Glessner, Tim 7, 13, 1, 24. 25. 26. 46 Glessner, Tom 13, 22. 64 Gonsioroski Ben 68 Gonsioroski, Cyndi 72. 39. 93 Gonsioroski. Kathy 64 Grapensteter Debbie 28. 64 39, 91 Green, Todd 6, 7, 12, 32. 54 59. 1. 30. 31, 56 50 35. 41 39 42 43 44 Green. Quayne 7, 22 40 48 68 37 Gunderson, Chnsty 53. 59 57, 39 Gunderson, Steve 72 Hagen Kelly 72 Halverstadt. Jana 28. 23. 72, 39. 91 Mandford. Rhonda 72 Hansen, Usa 14. 15. 28. 23. 64 39 Harris, Leanna 1. 54. 48 Hawk, Jeffery 9. 54 1, 27 Hawk. Anne 22, 27. 68. 37 Hawkins, Chuck 68 Hayes. Denise 8. 54. 1, 57. 62. 22. 60 40 39 Hayes. Ted 1 54 Heare. Tony 6. 7. 18. 54 1, 30. 62. 23 27. 60 46 Hefty. Kevin 7. 24. 27, 72. 37 Hegel, John 72 Hemphill. John 68 Henderson Shawnee 11, 18 54 59. 13. 1. 30 50 27 39 Henness, Brian 7. 22. 35. 68 39 Hensel. Lmdie 68 39 Herndon, Karen 15. 54 1, 56 47 Herndon Skeeter 19. 5. 68 Hitchew Bret 13. 72 Hofman. Kathenne 23. 72. 37, 39. 44 Hofman. Susan 35, 68 39 Hollmger. Carl 13. 68 Hopper Jesse 68 Horstman. Tim 7. 54 . 59 1, 50, 39 Horton. John 68 Horton. Serena 73 Hubbard Kerry 73 Iddmgs. Ron 9. 27 . 64 41 48 39 92 Ireland, Chris 68, 39 Jacks, Knstie 19. 55. 1. 56. 46 93 Jette Bernadette 39. 92 Jette Michelle 73. 39 Jette Traci 9. 18. 49 53, 55, 4 1, 30. 39 47 93 Job. Janette 28. 67, 69 39 Job. Janice 16. 73, 39. 44 91 Klaudt. Jack 69 Klaudt. John 22 64 37 36 Knudsen, Susan 69. 92 Korman. Wade 23 64 Kreis, Dave 1, 55, 46 Kuykendall, Cheryl 28. 64 39 90 Lackey. Brenda 5. 64 Larsen. Debbie 69 Larsen, Tonja 49 53. 55, 4 1. 56 47 Latham Steve 7. 63. 62. 23. 24. 64 61. 60 LaTray. Mitzi 73, 39. 44 LaTray. Nikki 55, 59, 1, 56 23. 35 Lovell. Frank 20, 21. 22 64 Lovell. Jace 7. 8 14 55. 1 30 23. 37 Lucier, Debrah 30. 31, 73. 39 Lucier, Shane 1. 55. 46 Lucier. Todd 40, 73 Marshall Cindy 1, 55 Marshall. Connie 73 Mattson. Shanna 69. 39 Maxey. Tammy 1, 55. 30. 27 39 91 McCollum. Bradly 27. 73 McDonald. Billie 30. 27 69 92 McNally. Colette 18. 65 37 McNally David 28, 69 Meagher Mark 5, 27, 83. 37 39 Meagher Todd 6, 7. 53. 55. 1 30, 62. 23. 27 40 46 Mether, Brenda 11. 23. 65 37 Mether Brian 7, 48 65 Miller Kenneth 9. 22, 69, 37. 36 Miller, Valene 28. 30 27. 69 Moffett. Theresa 49. 53 55 1. 62 Moraca Mike 49, 53. 1. 23 Munsch, Terry 48 65. 92 Murphy Rob 13. 24 69 Nearing Joy 31, 40. 73. 39 Needles Joe 65 Needles, John 73 Nelsen Lynda 10. 11. 12. 19 30. 23. 27 61. 65 39 Nelson Mike 69 Nelson, Valene 16 49 n, 65. 37. 39 93 Nikoleyc ik. Paul 13. 69 37 Ockler. Lon 7. 73, 37 Page Eva 73. 39. 44 93 Page Paula 69 Palmer James 48 65 Palmer Leslie 69 90 Palmer Muffy 10. 11. 15 30 23. 27. 69 36 Palmer Scott 12, 19. 20 21 40 65. 37. 36 39 Parham. Joel 13, 69. 37. 90 Parker Brad 6, 7. 12, 15. 20 21 39 46 32. 58 1 30 56, 22. 35 40 41 37 36 Parker Dana 8. 28 32. 53, 58. 4 1 30. 62, 60 48 39 Parker. Jamie 16. 69 Parker. Mark 7, 65, 37 39 92 Pelkey. Larken 69. 93 Petersen Angie 8 16. 28 30 27 69 39 44 92 Petersen, Dan 62. 27. 61, 65 Peterson. Tod 18. 58. 5. 1 57. 40 Peterson, Travis 73 Porter. Timothy 65 Pradt, J 70 Putnam. Gem 10. 11. 12. 14 16 4 30. 23. 40. 65 37 39 90 Rathbun. Mike 69 Renault, Joseph Reynolds, Darwin 15, 23, 27. 65 Richardson, Jamel 15, 62, 60. 65 Richardson, Kathleen 28, 69 Richert. Darlene 16. 28. 30. 63, 61. 41, 65. 39, 42 Richert. Donna 14. 16. 28. 29 63. 62. 61. 60, 40 41 65. 39. 44 42, 43 Richert, Jeff 73 Ridenhaur. David 28, 73 Ridgeway, Allen 73, 37, 39 Rmker Angie 73, 39 Rmker David 7. 15. 58. 1, 30. 39 Robtllard. Don 65, 37 Robillard. Usa 5. 31, 69. 90 Rockwood. Terry 14. 5. 63 24, 26 Rose, Collin 73, 37. 39 Ryan, Kimberly 11, 12, 15, 58. 59. 1. 50 35 39. 46 Salo, Tina 16. 73, 37, 36. 39 90 Sandefur. Usa 31, 27, 73. 39 44 Scharberg. Peggy 30, 23. 69 Schellmger. Bryan 22, 35. 69 39 Shepard, Chuck 23, 69. 90 Snipe. Jackie 16. 73, 39 Sherry Andrew 7. 6. 1. 22 Shourds. Becky 1, 58. 46 47 Shutt, Todd 73 Stavish Jeff 69. 39 Stavish Pat 70 Stenerson. Kelly 7. 70 Stevens, Shan 19, 1, 28. 58. 39. 46 86 St John. Greg 7, 22, 69. 90 Stoner. Brenda 73 Stoner. Steve 1. 58 Strickland. Cetena 58 Taber Marvin 58. 1 30. 24. 26 46 Taber Ron 24 70 Teeple, Jodi 8 15. 30. 23. 67. 70, 39. 92 Thompson. Michael 73 Thompson, Nola 73 Thurman, Denette 49 53, 58 1 Tmtinger. Janet 13. 30. 23 27 70 90 Trautman. Jason 18. 28, 12. 62. 60 48 70. 37 Tucker. Karla 23. 27. 73. 39 Tucker. Scott 7. 23. 65 Unruh. Debbie Watson Don 41. 70. 39 Watson. Tnsh 10. 11. 12. 59. 1. 30. 62 60 36 39 Watts. Mark 59. 1 Weishaar Troy 7, 23. 22. 67. 70. 37. 90 Werner. Judy 5. 70. 39 West, Rick 22. 70. 37 Wickstrom, Kevin 14, 65 30 Williams, David 49. 53, 1 Williams Keith 7, 23. 70 Wilson, Debbie 30. 23 40 73 37 49 90 Wmegar. Kelly 19. 53. 59. 4 1. 31. 62. 23. 26 27 40 41. 39 44. 42 Wolf, Ruth 67, 70. 39 Wolfe Debbie 28. 65 Wysk Wayne 23. 65 “The New” Fre High School One Look Forward Looking into the future we hope to find bright experiences in this 'New' Frenchtown High School. Breaking through the past and pouring in the future to search for . . . This school is encircled by beautiful mountains; representing both the past and the future. History was built in this location and will continue to flourish.