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

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THE BIG WEEK! 4. Chris Latray. a part of the float, or tearing it apart' V The Sophomore Royalty. Mary Jo Kron and Brent Williams pose for the camera

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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

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YOU WANT IT WHEN? PH The typical annual staff: back row left to right; Francene Sanders. Jennifer Swenson; photogra- pher. Ellen Moffett, Jill Trenary; business man- ager, Shawn Hayman; layout editor, front row left to right; Tammy Taber, Wendy Hoverson; editor, Theresa Lehman; photographer, 1. What do you want now?! asks Wendy Ho- verson. 2. Ellen Moffett works? Or just poses for a pic- ture? 3. Jill Trenary searches for the white-out. 4. Sally Hofman puts in her two bits. 10 Annual Staff