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

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Touchstone. Brian Bertolt. Greg Richardson. Mark Kuhns. Bret Rich- ardson. and Rick Sandefur flip through the pages of last years annual and recall the memories. V Bret Richardson and Wendy Hoverson show us what they wear to bed. 6. Mark Hubbard tries the Mr. T. style. 7. Bill Gtttms and Jodi Halverstadt share what they did over the weekend. Spirit Week 7

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Exciting Spirit The 1984 Homecoming Spirit Week started on Monday 20, 1984. The first day the stu- dents were dressed as so called nerds in anything from oxford shoes to broken eye- glasses. On Tuesday everyone was dressed in ) s styles, but most were either greasers or teeny-boppers'. On Wednesday the student body came dressed as hippies , because it was Hippie Rivival Day. They were dressed in torn and dirty clothes. They carried around signs with the peace symbol on them, but the most frequently seen sign was. Make Love not War”. Thursday was P.J. Day and fresh- men. sophomores, juniors, and seniors came to school in their p.j.'s. The pajamas ranged from footied p.j.'s to nothing but a robe. And last, but not least. Friday was School Color Day. Cheerleaders came in their outfits and most of the teachers wore orange sweaters that said Frenchtown Broncs. The 1984 Spirit Week was very successful. 1 Mike Cook and Brian Gunderson give the peace sym- bol to anyone who walk by. 2. Bip Bagnell shows what war was all about. V Brian Gunderson. Mike Cook and Kenn Wmegar sit back and relax after a long day 4. Bob 6 Spirit Week

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HOMECOMING! The 1984-85 Homecoming week started with the traditional float contest. Each class worked to see who could make the best float. After a week of hanging chicken wire, the Junior class won the contest and collected twenty-five dollars. Along with the float making was the bonfire to give the players a boost. They won the game against Corvallis, 42-0. In addition to the bonfire, there was spirit week. Everyone dressed up for the get-up of the day. It took a little while at first to get the students involved in all the activities, but eventually everyone caught the bug of Homecoming. The dance followed the Girls' Basketball game on Saturday. The dance was the grand finale of the whole week. By the time the dance was over and everything was cleaned up, the student body was exhausted, and Homecoming was a big success. 1. Chris La tray and Dan Stai prove the Broncs are A Head Above the Rest 2. Junior Royalty: Jill Davis and Mike Latham. 3- The Freshmen Royalty. Renae Marlinae and Joe Miller look undecided. 8 Homecoming