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

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Embarrassing Moment (From the preceeding page.) 18. Mr. Sutton: Last fall 1 was teaching a freshman English class. I got up to lecture on a book and I didn't realize how I was holding it. 1 was holding it upside down. 19. Mr. Unruh: When I forgot part of my speech for a college speech class. 20. Mr. White: I have had so many that 1 just can't pick out one. 21. Mr. Woolridge: I was giving my students a test and 1 fell off my chair. (This page.) 1. Mr. Dunlap: 1 was working one summer in Alas- ka. driving baggage truck for an airstrip way out in the “Boonies”. I thought that I was late for the landing so I raced out to the airstrip to later find out that I had left the baggage behind. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson: We were embarrassed because we couldn't think of a time we were embarrassed. Even day from 8:00 AM until 2:30 PM. the cooks. Jeanette Block, Inez Hawk. Marijo Ja- cobs. and Angie Ireland are hard at work prepar- ing the meal for the day. The students filing through the lunch line get a good-sized helping of each delicious dish. Some of the students fa- vorite dishes are tacos, pizza, chili and sand- wiches. 8 Cooks

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Your Most 12. Mr. koepplin: Well. I guess, it was w hen we were on tour from Vancouver. Washington, to the Canadian Rockies. We were throwing bags of luggage onto the bus and we accidentally picked up a doctor's bag and traveled over 1.000 miles before we realized what we did. 13. Ms. Lund: Dating a guy under five foot and every body asking if he was my little brother. 14. Mrs. McCoy: I try to forget things like that. 15. Mr. Paskey: I have never been embarrassed. 16. Mr. Racicot: At a coaching clinic in Eugene. Oregon. I was stay ing at the Holiday Inn. I went to jump into the pool and my trunks fell ofT. 17. Mr. Robinson: I have never had one. (Continued on page 8). Faculty 7

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Saying Good Bye Mrs. Cork: we plan on working around the house, gardening, fishing, boating, and hopefully a little bit of traveling, with Hawaii top on the list. Mrs. Cork has taught at Frenchtown High School for twenty-two years. Mr. Collins: He has been teaching at Frenchtown for thirty- one years. He plans on “living day by day”. Mr. Hollenbeck is resigning to con- centrate on his real estate. He has been at Frenchtown High School for eight years. Mr. Unruh has been teaching at French- town High School for ten years. He is going on sabbatical for a year. Mr. Koep- plin taught at Frenchtown. as Mr. Funk- hauser was on a year sabbatical. 11. Mrs. Cork last days on the type writer. 12. Mr. Collins giving Mrs. McCoy some last advice. 13. Mr. Hollenbeck's solemn good-bye. 14. Mr. Koepplin showing Ty Adams the ropes. 15. Mr. Unruh reflects upon his last ten years of teaching. Retiring Teachers 9