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

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Yet To Come The football players put on an excellent perfor- mance Friday night, taking an early lead over the Florence Falcons and staying well ahead of them throughout the game. During halftime, with the Broncs leading 22 to 12. the crowd was enter- tained by a terrific performance by the marching band. The final score for the game was 53 to 18 with Randy Parker totaling 145 yards rushing. On Saturday, the girls' basketball team, play ing hard and aggressive, challenged the Eureka Lions. They couldn’t pull off a win. however, and lost 39 to 31. Wrapping up this exciting week was the home- coming dance entitled, “The Best Is Yet To Come, put on by the senior class. Homecoming 15

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The Best Is I. The marching band performs al half time. 2. Mark Cranston and Andrea Quammc walk aimlessly waiting for the homecoming parade to begin. 3. Bronc coaches, teammates, and fans watch in- tensely. 4. Friday 's pep assembly brought a surprise, their mothers, to Toby Habcr- lock and Wayne Bouley. 5. The senior football players. 2 Homecoming is an occasion almost every person looks forward to. Homecoming week started out on Monday and continued until the dance on Saturday night. During the week there were various activities, such as the construction of the floats, and the building of the bonfire, where Mr. Racicot talked about the accomplishments of the senior football players. Another highlight of the week was the pep assembly in which five football players and managers were blind- folded and told a cheerleader was going to kiss her favorite player. When in truth, the guys’ mothers came to give them a kiss and wish them good luck on their big game. 14 Homccoming

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Camelot 84 In the spring, the play CAME- LOT was presented in the Frenchtown High School auditorium. The dates for the production were April 26. 27, 28 and May 4th and 5th. The legendary tale of CAME- LOT was a beautiful story about King Arthur of Eng- land, his Queen Guenevere, the gallant knight Lancelot and their attempt to create a shining idealistic kingdom known as CAMELOT. King Arthur was played by Marc Topel. and his wife, Queen Guenevere, was played alter- nately by Desiree’ Cyr and Chris Seitz. The role of the no- ble knight of France, Lance- lot, was played by Randy Parker. About 45 other stu- dents also participated in CAMELOT. Mr. Merle John- ston, Miss Susan Kaphammer I. Camelot leading roles. L.to R: Desiree’ Cyr playing Guenevere, Marc Topel as Arthur. Chris Seitz as Guenevere and Randy Parker as Lancelot: posing in the Enchanted Forest. 2. In the Great Hall Seccne. the entire cast of CAMELOT awaits the knighting of Sir Bliant. David Clarke, Sir Gilliam, Toby Haberlock. Sir Castor. Bip Bagnell, and Lancelot. Randy Park- er. 16 Camelot