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

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Homecoming 1981 Left: The varsity and junior varsity football cheerleaders ride on top of the spirit truck. Bottom left: Homecoming Queen Gail Enholm and King Jack Klaudt. Below: The Fren- chtown High School Marching Band attrac- tively performs in the Grizzly Homecoming Parade.

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After School bove: If only my arms and legs would stretch little longer! Derek Elmstrom says, “I got it” The intramural program in an opportunity for every student, no matter how coordinated, to participate in a fun evening of twenty-four minute basketball games, a set of three games of volleyball, and a singles tournament of table tennis. This year there were enough participants to set up a total of ten teams with an average of eight people per team. However, due to the lack of enthusiasm, the intramural program was stopped earlier than originally planned.

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Quayne Green watches the action. The week before homecoming is tradi- tionally known as Spirit Week at Fren- chtown High School. Our Spirit Week had all the conventional days with pajama day, 50’s day, formal day, and of course school color day. But there was one day that was very unique and different. Remember all the white, green, purple, and striped hair? Or maybe Travis Peterson and his radio blarring loudly as he “punked” down the hall? Of course you remember it now .. .it was PUNK DAY! Punk day was certainly one highlight of our Spirit Week. Wednesday night’s annual bonfire and pep talk given by Coach Racicot also highlighted the week. Vibrations of en- thusiasm and excitement combined to add energy into the evening air, as the customary outhouse was burned and finally crashed to the ground. The first hit with the sludge hammer was auctioned off and the cars were struck, walloped, and demolished. Through the week each class worked hard to put together their class float, and it look- ed like all of their work paid off for the sophomore class as they captured first place with the float, “Shoot down the Chickens.” With the stands full of cold but suppor- tive fans, our mighty Broncs fought the tough Florence Falcons to come away with a close 24 to 21 victory.