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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

FRENCHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK DE'COUVERTE 1986 - 1987 Signatures 2 Signatures Signatures Signatures 3 1. Hey baby! You and me, we can make it! 2. I think it's your gyroscopic stobalizer, says Midder Duhame 4 Student Life 3. The baboon boy is captured! 4 Theresa Morrison catches up on some homework Student Life 5 We've got Spirit! The Frenchtown High School homecoming week was nothing short of exciting. For every day of the week there was a different costume to dress up in. Monday was Army day, Tuesday was Dress Like Your Favorite Teacher or Nerd Day, Wednesday was Punk Rock Day, Thursday Hawaiian Day, and Friday was Black and Orange Day or Kill the Bobcats Day. Along with the traditional Homecoming Football game and Homecoming Dance there were also other activities such as girls basketball and a Homecoming Parade. 6 Spirit Week Gary Hansen, Thane Adams and Tim Howard pay tribute to the Bobcats before the game. (I) Mary Jo Rehbem and Mr Brmey look enthused about Hawaiian Day (2) Tim Howard, Thane Adams and Leo Jette try to cheer up a French- town crowd (3) Brent Williams tries to figure out how to work a calculator, but don't worry Brent, it's iust the shirt Spirit Week 7 First place went to the Senior float with Brent Williams and Jodi Topel as Royalty 8 Homecommg h Second place went to the Freshman float with Shawn Ryan and Sherri Clark. Homecoming 9 10 Annual Staff PARTY!! Back row, from left to right: Jana Gould, Vicky Kuykendall Middle row: Troy Doxey, Chuck Eldridge, Brent Dobak, Leo Jette, Brent Wiliams Front row: Mary Jo Rehbein Annual Staff 11 A utographs 12 Autographs A utograph Autographs 13 1986-87 PEP CLUB 14 Pep Club The Pep Club awaits the announcement of the basket- ball roster (2) The cheerleaders attempt to rouse the spirit of the crowd (3) The 1986-87 Pep Club showed its school spirit by turning out to the Frenchtown athletic events in record numbers. Many people feel that French- town has lost its school spirit, but we know better! An enthusiastic crowd turns out for a wrestling dual. (4) Pep Club 15 Theresa M. turned Chuck into a cowboy, A Rhinestone Cowboy Look for one sophomore and you'll find half of the class taking it easy during 4A lunch 16 Student Life SENIOR I, Cheree Friedrich, being of semisound mind and body do hereby will the following, all my friendship, blank tapes, and bathroom ability, not that she needs it, to Lisa Marie! Hope you have lots of fun and stay SWEET this year. My parking space to Amy K. and Stacy S. I hope it brings you as much fun as it did me!! My track shoes to Dawn Smith and my locker to Debbie Ramberg, I'll think of you on Monday nights And last, but not least, a big smile to all those teach- ers who need one! P.S. Mr. Paskey, I couldn't help but leave you with two more years of Mike Botsford and lots of laughs! I, Jodi A. Halverstadt, being of deranged mind and ragged body do hereby will the following ... To Rhonda Kent I will my ability to get into cer- tain establishments. To Amos K. I will all my ex- cused absenses may she use them and more her senior year. To Stacy I will my sense of hu- mor so hers won't be corny any longer. To Mrs. Serba I will our many planned ski trips, hopefully we will do it this coming season! To Greg Hansen I will my two cars so that he won't run out of cars to wreck before he is a senior. And lastly I will my locker for the next four years to the poor frosh whom has to live in it. I, Troy Doxey, being of demented mind and de- formed body do hereby write my senior will. To Grant Hansen I will my ability to pick up beautiful women, because he needs it and it looks like I won't. I will Mike Shourds my keen ability to mysteriously miss school every Monday for three months. To the whole Sophomore class I will my cool and collect attitude towards the teachers, even though they don't deserve it! I leave the Freshman class my ability to go out with one person longer than two days. Finally, I donate my deformed body to the Biology class, so they can really get a better understanding of GROSS anatomy!!! I, Chris Queen, being of blown mind and bat- tered body, will to Curt Hopie, my beat-to-hell Zeb Hat because he always thought he could come up with a better one. To Casey Richard- son, I will all my Hank Williams Jr. tapes, so he can carry on the Family Tradition . I will my ability to get thrown out of welding to anyone WILLS stupid enough to take the class. To my good buddy, Mr. Duhame, I will my branding iron Air Guitar. He will know what to do with it. I will my humor to Mrs. McCoy, because she could never handle it. I will my battered body to the Ad- vanced Biology disecting class. I will my mud- slinging Ford to Joe Bauer so he can pick up girls on the drag in style. I will my ability to shovel Hansen's steer pens to the next senior who Mrs. Hansen buys at the slave auction. And last and most important, I will my backward's rear, beer drinking, always-in-trouble, 9-Mile Boy reputa- tion to Freshman Doug McCullom. Gary Hansen, being of sound mind and abused body, leave the following items to the following poor underclassmen. I leave my ability to party and have fun to my brother, Greg, because he seems to get busted for everything he does. To my brother, Grant, I leave my unbelievable amount of studlyness. I leave my size and strength to Duffy, he really needs it to back up all of his talk. I leave my truck to no one because none of the underclassmen are good enough to be seen in it. And lastly, I leave all my athletic ability to Mike Shourds so he can be as good as he tells everyone he is going to be! I, Miriam Boorman, being of sound body and worn out brain, do hereby will the following: to Laura Wraith, the ability to study at 3 p.m. not 3 a m.; to Tamara I leave the ability to avoid wild drivers while walking; to Curtis Hoppie, 1 8 of my brain as he should then improve his brains about 100%; and my locker as a home-away- from home for 4 years (Poor sucker!). Senior Wills 17 A CHORUS LINE The 1986-87 Con- cert Choir, led by Mr. Mearl John- ston is shown here in their robes. They were an ex- cellent group this year as always in the past. From the first day of school to graduation, they have worked hard on their ar- rangements. Out- standing seniors this year were: Debbie Winsor- (Alto), Paula Smith (Alto), Amber Cyr (Soprano), David Clark (Bass), and Bryan Warne (ten- or). There were a number of events that the choir par- ticipated in this year including concerts, festi- vals, invitationals, and the senior slave auction and graduation. We hope that in the years to come the Frenchtown choir will carry on the tradition of excel- lency they have set in the past 18 Choir DANCE!!! DANCE!!! DANCE!!! Along with the Concert Choir, there were two show choirs. Chaunteur, a boys and girls dance group, and Chaunteusse, an all girls choir danced and sang their hearts out for a year of great performances. The dancers get to pick their own selec- tions, and create their own step by step dances. Choir 19 AN AMERICAN BAND!!! The 1986-87 Frenchtown High School Band led by Mr. Steven White is shown here in the uniforms. They sounded outstanding this year. Not only did they do a number of home concerts, but they participated in many festivals, and pepped the teams up away from home. In the Fall, we hosted a festival with a great turnout. There were over 20 of our students in this honor band. We loved them and hope that their tradition of excellence is carried on for years to come. ROCK AND ROLL AIN'T NOISE POLLUTION!!! 20 Band Mr. White also led a number of extra- curricular activities such as jazz band, marching band, and a class of group les- sons. Now, other than orchestral in- struments you can learn to play drum set, piano, electric guitar, and any other instrument possible. Bond 21 2 Everyone sure is anxious to get home after school 22 Student Life Student Life 23 LEAN ON ME The student council is for the bet- terment of F. H. S. They have the job of voting on all the money making decisions of all the classes and clubs at their weekly meet- ings. Student council officers are Pres. Read Flake, Vice Pres. Brent Dobak, Secretary, Tammy Lucier, and Treasurer, A. J. Dennis. 24 Student Council I'M JUST A BILL AND I'M SITTIN' HERE ON CAPITOL HILL This years 1987 Boys and Girls State del- egates are Raymond Kroenke and Ste- ven Clarke, Becky Childs and Michelle Bowman. Boys State is being held June 7-13 in Dillon at Western Montana Col- lege and Girls State is in Helena at Car- roll College June 7-13, also. Activities for both include attending seminars about state and local government, par- ticipation in the House of Representa- tives and Senate Directions and partici- pation in simulated legislative activities were provided for delegates to give them a chance to test legislative and leadership skills. Boys and Girls State 25 Back row: Tracy Feldahn, David Grapensteter, Mike Shourds, Louis Jette, Rebecca Richardson, Grant Hansen, Stacy Schellmger, Steven Clarke, Bryon Bertollt, Bob Touchstone, Joe Miller, Amy Klepper, Jodi Halverstadt, Gary Hansen, Chuck Eldridge, Thane Adams, Brent Dobak, Reed Flake, Leo Jette, John Rutledge, Tim Howard, Greg Klepper, Laura Scharberg, Sue Jostes, Demelle Williams, Jodi Topel, Debbie Winsor, Laura Wraith, Kim Hansen, Cheree Friedrich, Ton Gregory, Dana Arnold, Kim Nikoleyczik, Kristi Lucier, Angela Cummins, Shelley Mercer, Michelle Bowman, Tomi Lucier, JJ Topel, Candi Davis, Melissa Parker, Debbie Romberg, Julie Bennet, Troy Doxey, Shelley Howard, Traci Doucette, Jacki Gross, Jenny Hoverson, Virginia Jones, Rachele LaCasse, Paula Finley, Vicky Kuykendall, Darcy Arnold, Sheila Lehman, Kelly Martin, Stephanie Gonder, Kim Erlandson, and Tamara Gergen. 26 F-Club i % i National Honor Society Members Brent Dobak, Becky Childs, Director-Mr Strothman, Lisa Bouley. Mark Fallentme, Demelle Williams, Jodi Topel, Stephanie Gonder, and Laura Wraith R;' National Honor Society 27 SENIOR I, Sharia Finley, being of burnt-out mind and tired body, do hereby write my senior will. To anyone who loves to work, I leave my job in the kitchen. To Jason Exe I leave my saxophone-playing abil- ity, although he probably won't use it. To Paule, my sister, I leave my grades, because she will probably need them. I also give her my parking spot, so WATCH OUT! For Alan Job I leave my good attitude toward life!? Also, for Linda Berg- man, I leave my ability to attend school so may- be she'll show up every once in awhile. I, Read Flake, being of burned-out mind and used-up body, do leave this last will and testa- ment to those poor souls who have to endure a few more years at Frenchtown High School. I leave my Student Council Presidency to anyone who can handle the abuse. I leave the orange F to everyone who helped Brent and me build it. I leave my amazing brains to my brother Cannon because he's a little short. I leave my knowledge to my sister, Rainey, because she'll need it. I leave my friendliness to Sherie DeCosta so she can get along with her teachers. I leave my mouth to Matt Fallentine because he's too qui- et. I'll keep my physics book, because nobody deserves such a cruel punishment. I leave my homework to the class of 88, my teachers to the class of 89, my lunches to the class of 90, and my locker to the class of 91. I leave everything else to the lost and found. I, Shelley Mercer, being of sound mind and body hereby leave my pom poms to my sister, Dawn. I hope you enjoy them more than I did. I leave my position of captain to Angela Cummins, be- cause without Ang I would not have made it through the year. I leave my job as class secre- tary to any upcoming Senior who has the guts to say, “No! Do it yourself Mr. President! I will my mittens and coat to anybody who has to sit in Mr. Grave's room, the writing center, or Mr. Un- ruh's room for any length of time. I, Denielle Louise Williams, being of expired mind and enervated body will the following: my ability to avoid 400's to my little sprinters, Dawn, Terry, and Lisa, even though they seem to have almost acquired it. My ability to mislead Mr. White into thinking I love band and am always paying at- tention goes to Steve and Joe. To Jenny I leave my Gator and ability to stand in an SA bathroom after gatorizing. To Mikey and Scotty I leave my ability to act civil in a public place. I'll leave J.J. my ability to stay out of trouble and any knowl- edge she may have gained from our after prac- tice talks. Finally, Casey can have my ability to say because instead of beins and to enjoy a sauna for hours. I, Cindy Billington, being of sound mind and body, hereby will the following: my ability to ride a horse to Kim and Mariam, for they need it; my ability to save money and not get into trouble to my little brother, Jay Dee; my ability to keep a neat locker to everyone who needs it; my ability to stay somewhat healthy to Jackie Gross so that she can stay in school once in awhile; my piano playing ability to Jenny Hoverson so that she can become an instant star; and I will all my books and cute stuffed animals to Diane; but nobody gets my horse!!!! I, Thane Adams, do hereby will my car to Cory Dobak, all the 400's that I won't have to run next year to Bots, my ability to put valve covers on correctly to Chuck and Brent B., my ability to watch Brent D. get into fights to Greg Richard- son, and any of my other abilities to Garrett. I, Mark Fallentine, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my homework behind 28 Semor Wills WILLSn to all the poor souls who have to come back next year. I leave my car insurance to Brent Bow- man, and my car to Kim Hansen to get home every night. Any change that is left in my bank, I leave to Rondo because he spends it in the most original ways. I leave all my worries and depres- sions to Sunshine, because she would turn them around. I leave all my fights and disputes for Leo to handle and I leave any electrical work for my new home to John. I happily will all the high school worries, work and frustrations to all the underclassmen, and wish them the best of luck! I, Kim Erlandson, being of overworked mind and sound body, do hereby will the following: to Joe Miller, my awesome ability to fake playing the trumpet. To Tamara Gergen, the ability to drive into ditches. To Michelle Petersen, the ability to get up at 5 in the morning for stage band. She also gets my fabulous ability to play volleyball. And to anyone dumb enough to take Math 4, my ability to barely scrape by. I, Paula Smith, being of sound mind and body hereby write this will to my friends and sister. First, I will my tuba playing ability to Zek King who desperately needs the extra set of lungs. I will to my sister, Dawn, all the trouble I have caused in this school, my smart-alec mouth, and my drinking ability. To Pam Meyer, I will my friendship, and to Mr. J., I give my good sense of humor. And to anyone else who is stupid enough to take Accounting, GOOD LUCK, you'll need it! I, Kim Hansen, being of burnt-out mind and body do hereby will the following: to Laura Scharberg my ability to run the 400 under 70 seconds; to Megan Howard my volleyball skills so you don't get stuck playing the Toilet Bowl game in 1988; to my bud, Tosha Kay, my driving skills because you will need all you can get being away a year, to Michelle Bowman the ability to say no to L.R.C.'s; to Stacy the ability to survive another band tour; to Lisa Marie the little boys' room! ; and last, but not least, to Michelle P., Brenda, Randy, Jamie, Brad H., and Chad the ability to drive Mr. Caufield crazy in Espanol II. I, Diane Caruso, being of sound body and de- mented mind do will the following: to Kelly Mar- tin the ability to exceed the speed limit even though it's 65 mph. and to be able to win drag races on the drag; to Renae Marlenee my artis- tic ability because God knows she'll need it! and the ability to make a decision and stick to it; To Rochell Nagy my good looks on Monday; to Jay Dee the ability to eat spaghetti without laugh- ing; to Becky Childs the ability to burn Theresa when she sticks her foot in her mouth; and to all those taking CPS this year my ability to cram for Mr. J's test the night before and pass. Good Luck and all the Best!! I, Brent Williams, being in a state of shock and totally alcoholic body do will the following. To Mike Shourds I will my Interceptor, because Lord only knows he needs a way to pick up women. And to Mr. Duhame and future auto mechanics classes my Vega, so they will all know the true meaning of workmanship. To Mr. Briney and the future annual staffOf there is one), I will my talent and ability to print a totally outstanding picture. And I can't forget to will all of my dirthead bud- dies all the drugs I have done since I was a Fresh- man, however, I do hope you don't take them because they WILL mess up your life. Lastly I will my entire wardrobe of expensive clothes and jewelry to anyone who wants to know the true essence of life! Senior Wills 29 30 Music Festival Members of the bond and choir programs of Sfevensville, Charlo, Superior, Alberton, and Bigfork were selected by audition to participate at a music festival at Frenchtown High. They arrived in Frenchtown Monday morning Nov. 24, and practiced all day. They then met their families that they were to stay with that night. That Tuesday was practice as usual and a concert that night was held with Tom Cook as band director and Pat Williams as choir director. Music Festival 31 32 Student Life Lw3 34 Student Life What You Get ... Is What You See! Student Life 35 Thane Adams Dana Arnold Cindy Billmgton 36 Semors Troy Doxey Chuck Eldridge Kim Erlondson v Billie Esterbrook Mark Fallentine Sharia Finley Cheree Friedrich Stephanie Gonder Seniors 37 SENIOR 38 Senior Life The Seniors in Mr. Rocicot's study hall busy as usual. Senior Class Officers: Thane Adams, Troy Doxey, Tim Howard, Gary Hansen, Shelley Mercer LIFE!! Everyone in outomech is busy os usual of course that is except David Riddell Senior Life 39 Member of, Clown Friend Senioi 42 Fovorites o 3 Movie T. V. Sh Group Radio Station Embarr Store v Hansen Jostes Landalt 44 Seniors SENIOR POLLS!! Results for the 1987 Senior Polls: Most Athletic: Sue Jostes, Tim Howard Best Dressed: Mary Jo Rehbein, Brent Williams Most Studious: Jodi Topel, Read Flake Worst Driver. Cheree Fredrich, Gary Hansen Most Involved: Shelley Mercer, Brent Dobak Best Body: Mary Jo Rehbein, Troy Doxey Best Friends: Billie Esterbrook, Stephanie Gonder Biggest Airhead: Cheree Fredrich, Dan Stei Biggest Flirts: Cheree Fredrich, Troy Doxey Prettiest Eyes: Dana Arnold, Greg Klepper Best Dancers: Dana Arnold, John Rutledge Best Smile: Jodi Topel, Steve Jostes Nicest Hair: Shelley Mercer, Greg Klepper Most Likely to Succeed: Jodi Topel, Brent Dobak Sue Jostes, Tim Howard Mary Jo Rehbein, Brent Williams 46 Semor Polls Jodi Topel, Read Flake Cheree Fredrich, Gary Hansen Shelley Mercer, Brent Dobak Mary Jo Rehbem, Troy Doxey Billie Esterbrook, Stephanie Gonder Cheree Fredrich, Dan Stei Cheree Fredrich, Troy Doxey Jodi Topel, Brent Dobak Jodi Topel, Steve Jostes Senior Polls 47 REMEMBER WHEN? Alan Job got sick all THREW the halls? John and Chuck rearranged Tim's house during volleyball state? They changed the speed limit to 65? The drinking age to 21? Thane Adams and Brent Dobak gave the Topel sisters a ride to the 1987 prom? The wrestling team got kicked out of the Dillon tourney, and placed second at state? Coach Racicot fell over the dip bar trying to do a handstand? Jodi Halverstadt hit Greg Klepper over the head with her shoe and he got in trouble for it? Tim Howard, Brent Dobak, and Bryon Warne got left at Big Sky Career days? The 86-87 annpal staff finished the 85-86 annual? Brenda Williams false started at X-Country State? The Senior class voted five different times on Thane Adams and Brent Dobak started up the 4 Ronald Reagan took responsibility for givjj tiydfdj lrcin? Bryon Warne got ISS for walkinc jring lunch to meeting? Troy Doxey, senior ctoss a stus About forty studeptVf fc ptfy ojyWoy 6,o0fi all c bt two hours detention? Student Coupclj fief� l6ers Read Fla ; Brent Dotpk, Thane Adams, and Becky Childs, along National H6p8r ciet nembe ichelle Petersof, were among the skippers? back New Zealand?, •'Dgwl'a andMeven ifCrke became the j T brothft pair to become state champions? Th senior amnping trip? The o ic-potluck? BoyV asket6all team a game? Josh Hennes wa ctfed and stuffejHor moonfig passing motorists? Tim Howgj ubber cemented Mary Jo's feet Jogether? Th Beastie Boys, 38 M eaa , and Cheap Trici came to Missoula? ead Flake, a jmir and student body presideiy, got initiated by the Sophomore class by being thrown in the ditch? Remember When? 49 Speech Drama Speech and Drama team from left to right. Back row: Brian Warne, Bob Touchstone, Randy Nelson, Bob Wasburn, Raymond Kronke, Middle row. Evan Belt, Theresa Morrison, Stepeme Gonder, Kelly Martin, Sandra Kohler, Front row: Becky Childs, Rachele LaCasse, Shiela Lehman, Wendy Wallace, A.J. Dennis, and Jennifer Evans Not Pictured: Billy Esterbrook, Stepheme Gonder, Rebecca Richardson, Chris Goforth, Al Troester, Trocy Feldhan, Jana Gould, Heidi Close, Jason Exe, and Paula Smith 50 Speech and Drama Running Away Again? Doesn't She look cute m the morning? Giggle Speech and Drama 51 c0 A C Hfs Our Wonderful Coach, Mr. Woolridge Speech and Drama got off to a slow start. At the beginning all they had were a few individual suc- cesses. However, their luck started to change when they took first place in drama at Hamilton. At divisionals, the speech team took 4th, and the drama took 1st. At state, the drama team took 4th. Overall, the team feels they will do better next year. Luckily, they only lost seven students to graduation. Speech and Drama 53 54 Student Life Student Life 55 HIST OR Y DA YS 1987 Introduction by Merle Johnson Set-up and Preparation 56 History Days Jimmy Dean History of Transportation The Grand Finale History Days 57 � V-. Even Belt Linda Bergman Bryon Bertollt Cindy Boggess Lisa Bouley Michelle Bowman Kim Brewer Michelle Brown Gem Cahala Becky Childs Steven Clarke Robert Cook Junior Class Officers from left to right; Mi- chelle Bowman, Rhonda Kent, Laura Wraith, Raymond Kroenke, and Laura Scharberg. 58 Junior Mugs and Class Officers Cory Dobak Troci Doucette Herb Ducharme Loretto Dunlop Scott Ea tvold Jason Exe Paulo Finley David Grapensteter Jacki Gross Megan Howard Kirsten Hult Louis Jette Alan Job Rhonda Kent Amy Klepper Junior Mugs and Life 59 Sandra Kohler Raymond Kroenke Mark Kuhns Vicky Kuykendall Sheila Lehman Andre Marcure Renae Marlenee Pam Meyer Joe Miller Theresa Morrison Jennifer Murray Duane Palmer v.y Who is your ' FAVORTT-.?? Melissa Parker Michelle Petersen FAVORITF. ?? Lisa Bouley-Bon Jovi Robert Cook-Led Zep- pelin! Jana Gould-Willie Nelson?? Paula Finley-A11 hard Rock!!! Nikki Sir.x!! Janis Thompson-George Strait! Renae Ila r 1 e ne e - P au 1 Stanley of Kiss! ! ! Sheila Lehman-Amy Grant??? Laura Scharberg-Chip-n-Dale Guys!! Mark Kuhns-Me, Myself, and I!!! Jennifer Yorton-All New Wave Rock! 60 Junior Mugs and Poll Stacey Plummer Greg Richardson Jon Rmgleb Jeff Routh Laura Scharberg Stacy Schellinger Mike Shourds Janice Thompson Michele Timfichuk Robert Touchstone Ronald Tucker Tony Tucker Valentine Walters Robert Washburn Laura Wraith What's so scary, Lisa? Jennifer Yorton Junior Mugs and Life 61 Mary Jo and Troy have been going out for quite a while if you want to find one of them |ust look for the other 62 Student Life Nice grin Jenny yeh we all know what Caseys thinking Student Life 63 Sophomore doss officers from left to right: Jenny Hoverson, Mike Botsford, Kristi Lucier, Front row: Randy Trenory, and Grant Hansen. 64 Sophomore class officers Dorcy Arnold Heather Bahret Ondrea Benner Julie Bennett Amy Boggess DeAdra Flaget Canon Flake Tamara Gergen Take me as I am! Caught Skipping again ? Sophomore Closs 65 Donelle Gregory Grant Hansen Greg Hansen Julie Hansen Jennifer Hart Trevor Hayman Davida Hennes Jason Hills Doug Hoblitt 66 Sophomores Kelly Martin James McKay Michelle McDonald Tim Meyer Kim Nikoleyczik Scott Nordberg Shad Ockler Duffy Porter Debbie Ranberg Casey Richardson Danny Rouse Craig Sample Roy Savage Jerry Taber Steve Tucker Robert Whitaker Brenda Williams JJ Tople Randy Trenary Al Troester 0 0' Lookin' like an airhead again? Sophomores 67 A CAROUSEL DREAM Royalty: Greg Klepper (King), Dana Arnold (Queen), Cory Dobak, Amy Klepper, Tami Lucier, Grant Hansen 6 8 Prom Grant Hansen and Traci Doucette enjoying music by Innocent. The Grand March Prom Royalty Greg Klepper and Dana Arnold take a last dance together. Mr. Johnston listens in on some Frenchtown gossip. Prom 69 The Battle for Baby M That Was Then This Is Now A need to clear the air? The president The Iran Scandal Crackdown on the Drug Lords imated anniversary: Mu-key Mouse and friends celebrate 15 year Rock Videos 1. Sledgehammer. Peter Gabriel 2. You Give l ove a Bad Name. Bon Jovi 3. Addicted lo Love. Robert Palmer 4. Papa Don't Preach. Madonna 5. Higher Love. Steve Winwood 6. Danger Zone. Kenny Loggins 7. These Dreams, Heart 8. Rough Boy. ZZ Top 9. Invisible Touch. Genesis 10. l ake Me Home Tonight. Eddie Money Source MTV Music Television On the record: Jack « n in am cert 'ruise. Newman An Effective Abortion Pill Safe—but controversial seping afloat: On the set of ’Beverly Hills Cop II Mis Jncongemality nrffi STORIES Aquino Swinging through the charts Singer Jon Bon Jon Voyager makes it around the world in nine days One mean fighting Marine: Eastwood Jewels Of the Mile: The Bangles (libum rides the charts for u war Les Miserables Mandatory Testing for AIDS? DRUG CRISIS Y N 11 JOHN POINDEXTER OLIVER NORTH DRUGS Coke Kills Bailey, Korenna Bauer, Joe Bielawski, Rick Billmgton, Jay Dee Campbell, Misty DeCosta, Shene Dennis, A.J. Dewald, Edward Doty, Michelle Dudik, Lisa % Freshman Class Officers: Joshua Hennes Jennifer Evans Joe Bauer Rochelle Nagy Jay Dee Billmgton 72 Freshmen Edgar, Gary Erlondson, Adam Evans, Jennifer Fallentme, Mathew Fames, Elizabeth Freshmen 73 King, Zek Kloudt, Jennifer Kuhns, Michael Miner, Tricia Morgenstern, Daniel as possible using two of the years most exciting movies, and these were the re- sults: TOP GUN 55% saw the movie 45% did not see the movie CROCODILE DUNDEE 37% saw the movie 63% did not see the movie We'd like to thank those who partici- pated in this poll!!!! 74 Freshman Saddler, Tosawi Saunders, Kittrell Smith, Dawn Smith, Gary Thompson, Roberta Freshman 75 JAZZ DANCE L to R: Tamara Gergen, Michelle Brown, Donelle Georgy, Michelle Bowman, Jennifer Yorton, Stephanie Gonder, Laura Wraith. 76 Jazz Dance Senior Slave Thone Adams $110 Amy Kuhns $90 Cindy Bilhngton $55 Sandy Landolt $65 Miriam Boorman $50 Shelley Mercer $105 Brent Bowman $65 Shannone Miner $45 Diame Caruso $80 Randy Nelson $85 Brent Dobak $100 Terri Palmez $50 Chuck Edlridge $90 Chris Queen $75 Kim Erlandson $95 John Rutledge $105 Billie Esterbrook $45 Jane Smith $45 Sharia Finley $60 Paula Smith $70 Stephanie Gonder $65 Wendi Wallace $55 Gary Hansen $155 Bryan Warns $65 Kim Hansen $ 1 15 Brent Williams $60 Tim Howard $100 Cheree' Friedrich $75 Steve Jostes $100 Denielle Williams $65 Greg Klepper $110 Debbie Winsor $145 5 Auction 87 Slove Auction 77 78 Sports Division Frenchtown 1986 Vorsity Football: (Top row Lft to Rt) Kris Hult, Greg Hansen, Greg Richardson, Asst Coach Kent Jones, Coach Tim Racicot, Ast Coach Rick Unruh, Gary Hansen, Tim Howard, Ron Tucker, Dave Riddell, (Middle row Lft. to Rt.) Andre' Marcure, Thane Adams, Cory Dobak, Greg Klepper, Chuck Eldridge, Troy Doxey, Bryon Bertollt, Mike Shourds, Steve Cyr, Casey Richard- son, Craig Sample, Leo Jette', (Bottom row Lft. to Rt.) Shod Okler, Louie Jette', Herb Doucharme, Jamie Heilman, Scott Nordberg, Mike Botsford, Grant Hansen, Randy Trenary, Joe Miller Above, the varsity backfield: � 22: Thane Adams, � 44 Casey Richardson, � 11: Tim Howard, � 10: Leo Jette', � 71 (Center): Steve Cyr. Football 79 The varsity team ust breaking out of the huddle during the Frenchtown Florence game Varsity backfield pregame warmup The 1986 scheduled season 6-2 Frenchtown 18 VS. Townsend 14 Frenchtown 22 vs. Mission 6 Frenchtown 32 vs. T-Falls 0 Frenchtown 29 vs. Loyola 0 Frenchtown 14 vs. Superior 20 Frenchtown 12 vs. Darby 14 Frenchtown 41 vs. Corvallis 12 Frenchtown 21 vs. Florence 7 80 Football The 1986 football season began, as it had two other times, with the scenic and relaxing trip to Townsend The weather throughout the 1986 season seemed to be reversed from what it had been in previous years. It was unusually cool with intermittent wind and rain throughout the first four games, whereas the second half of the season was overwhelmed by a beautiful Indian summer. The first challenge at Townsend was a seasaw battle against a formidable opponent. The Broncs offensively controlled the football with a consistant ground attack complimented by a stingy defense to go home with their first non-conference victory 18-14 Their second non-conference game took them north to St. Ignatius to play the mission Bulldogs. The game was plagued with wind and rain, but the Bronc defense was relentless and their offense exploded for 336 yards rushing The Broncs knocked on the door to score from the 1 yard line to secure their second victory 22-6. The third and final non-conference game took the Broncs to Thompson Falls. The Broncs had their first two scoring drives squelched by fumbles inside the 10 yard line, but got on track the second half with a well balanced run-pass attack and a hard hitting defense to capture their third consecutive victory 31 -0. The Broncs opened conference play the following week against their perennial rival Loyola, for their 1986 debut at home. Frenchtown's tenacious defense snared five interceptions, one for a touchdown, and forced three fumbles to stop the Ram's offense, cold in its track The Bronc offense took advantage of the turnovers to put three touchdowns on the score board and secure its first conference victory 29-0. The ensuing week found the Broncs complacent in preparation for the underestimated Superior Bobcats. The game seemed to reflect many elements of a bad dream. The Broncs opened the game with a sense of over-confidence, which soon turned to fear when the upstart Bobcats scored two touchdowns on Bronc turnovers to take the halftime lead 14-0. The third quarter saw little change in the momentum, but as the final period started, so did the Broncs. They sustained two offensive drives to score 14 points and tie the game with just over two minutes remaining. Unfortunately, their hopes were shattered when the Bobcats scored on a fourth down broken pass play at the final gun to lose their first game 20-14 The next week the Broncs traveled down the Bitteroot Valiev to meet o revengeful Darby team that had not defeated Frenchtown for six consecutive years. In addition, every battle between the Broncs and the Tigers has always been a hard hitting war until the final gun. This Saturday was no different, as both teams played with an intense desire to win. The game came down to the final play for the second week in a row and the Broncs saw all hope for their fifth consecutive title disipate with a last minute penalty that denied them a final offensive opportunity to overcome a 12-14 deficit. The final two games with Corvallis and Florence represented nothing more than on opportunity to demonstrate their determination and will to overcome adversity. The Broncs continued to work hard through the final two weeks of the 1986 season, realizing it was the first time since 1980 that they knew when the season would end. The seventh game brought the Corvallis Blue Devils to Frenchtown with an impressive passing attack. However, the Broncs netted 5 interceptions and exploded for 479 offensive yards to take a 4-12 victory. The final game of the '86 season took the Broncs to Florence for another Saturday afternoon battle. Frenchtown combined a swarming defense with a well balanced running attack to dominate the game for a 21-17 victory to end the season at 6-2. Written by head coach Tim Racicot 3 Football 81 Casey Richardson is going for the T.D off of Thane Adams and Craig Sample's block Corey Dobak got the ball but he is wondering what to do with it. Leo Jette's handing off to Tim Howard on the dive play. The Broncs final record was 6-2, the first year in a long time they didn't go to the playoffs, but they ended the season in style when they beat Florence 21-7 and got Coach Racicot his 100th win at Frenchtown 82 Football Varsity Squad Back Row Asst. Coach Flatt, Sandy Landalt, Tori Gregory, Sue Jostes, Jenny Hoverson, Laura Scharberg, Christie Lucier, Gem Cahala, Tammy Lucier, Coach Dunham Front Row: Darcy Arnold, Debbie Wmsor, Kim Erlandson, Jodi Topel, Megan Howard J.V Squad Back Row Rochelle Nagy, Kami Morrison, Jenny Hoverson, Christie Lucier, Tammy Lucier. Front Row: Darcy Arnold, Geni Cahala, Ten Wraith, Korenna Bailey wo O £ O a -j Gris B-ball 83 84 Girls B-boll _ the Broncs The Ladies of the did not over- 80's had a wiH come a superb to w,n shooting game by Chinook. The Broncs then beat Wolf Point for 3rd place. Lou Dunham The 19 8 6 Broncs had an impressive basketball sea- son. Led by a bal- anced team effort the Broncs were able to compile a 16-2 con- ference record, which was good for 2nd place in the District. They went into the Divisional Tourney ranked number 1 by the state prep pow- er poll. They swept through 3 games and captured the Divisional Crown. Competition at State was tough. They captured a 1st round win against Roundup, and went into the semi- finals against the defending State Champi- ons, Chinook. A su- perb effort by Girls B-ball 85 BROfjCS i vs BR NCS vs s vs T-fALLS MVOLA SUPERIOR DARBY CORVALLIS FLORENCE LOYOLA TROY vs vs VS VS BRONCS vs BRONCS vs BRONCS vs BRONCS vs •'•BRONCS vs MIS ORK EURE SUPERI DARBY CORV FLORE EUREK LOYO ROUN CHIN ______ WOLF POINT CIRCL 63-20 42-40 soar 44-?7 61-38 ” 42- 26 46-40 57-37 60 -14 74-47 43- 23 - 1. The girls accepting the third place trophy at State 3. Tori going for a shot as Jodi, Jenny, and Sue |ump into oction. 86 Girls B-boll Girls B-ball 87 THE SPIRIT The 1986-87 cheerleading program was well organized this year under the direction of the new advisor, Miss Warburton. Both seasons had a very full year between the various team going to state competitions, and the earlier imposed equal rights law which stated that both boys and girls ac- tivities were to receive equivalent support from the cheerleaders. Although the girls had a quite stressful year, they did manage to have a fun time, and to make a lot of good memories in the process. Fall Cheerleaders: (Top to BottomlJennifer Topel, Rhonda Kent, Candace Davis, i -V. Cheerleading: (Top to Bottom) Jennifer Klaudt, Shelley Mercer, Stacy Schellinger and Angela Cummins. Dawn Smith, and Lisa Dudik. 88 Cheerleading Winter Cheerleaders: (Top) Tami Lucier, Mary Jo Rehbem, and Jennifer To pel, (Bottom) Amy Klepper, Shelley Mercer, and Stocy Schellmger 5. Jennifer and Mary Jo in their favorite position. 6 Shelley relaxes after a long weekend in Cut Bank 7. Amy missed her mommy on the road trip OF '87 Cheerleading 89 Cross Country members: Coach Stroth- mon, Rebecca Richardson, Virginia Jones, Julie Bennett, Kim Nikoleyczik, Dana Niko- leyczik, Rachel LaCasse, Jody Robert, and Karen Johnivan. Coo r t y„ Coach Strothman talks about his team; I am extremely proud of this years girls team. It was quite a jump for them physically and mentally to move from running 2 miles to 3 miles in a race. I think they handled it quite well. Our team had good success this year both individually and as a team. Brenda Williams finished 1st at Loyola and Hamilton. Our team usually finished 2nd to Hamilton. One of the high- lights that we have is the Frenchtown meet. This year was especially nice since Missoula County High Schools came out, Hellgate, Sentinel, and Big Sky and we beat Sentinel. 90 X-Country Junior Laura Wraith- Do you think I can make the football Team? Sophomore Brenda Williams Next time we'll run Houle Creek the whole way around! Sophomore Julie Bennett- You got Lucky Freshman' Sophomore Rachel LaCosse- Too bad the season wasn't shorter! X-Country 91 BOYS' BASKETBALL, 1986 - 1987 MIKE AIR BOTSFORD 92 Boys basketball NOTES AND ADDRESSES A utographs 93 McCUAIG'S SUPERMARKET Frenchtown Shopping Center 626-4402 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! brock tudio BARBARA and BOB ROCK 2145 SOUTH AVENUE • MISSOULA. MONTANA 59801 Dave Campbell CROSSROADS TRUCK CENTER West of Missoula Interstate 93 Highway 93 P.O. Box 8627 Missoula, MT 59807 S ' THE FENCE MEN INCORPORATED FENCES GATES SLIDERS CANTILEVERS DOG RUNS PORTABLE CORRALS Service Is The Keystone Of Our Business 721-1498 94 Ads New Time Activities Read Flake about to get dumped? Girl watching Food bargaining Noon-time A ctivities 95 VOLLEYBALL VARSITY: Backrow- Cindy Billington, Kim Hansen, Sue Jostes, Amy Kuhns, Laura Scharberg, Tori Gregory, and Diane Caruso. Front row- Kim Erlandson, Candy Davis, Shelly Howard, Dana Arnold, Megan Howard, and Krisi Lucier. J.V.: Backrow- Cindy Billington, Linda Bergman, Kim Nikoleyczik, Cami Morrisson, Jenny Hoverson, Carolyn Dunlop, Kristi Lucier, Megan Howard, Diane Caruso, Terri Wraith, Virginia Jones, Jennifer Evans, Michelle Pertersen, Rachael LaCasse. Volleyball 97 98 Volleyboll V o L L E Y B A L L Bronc Volleyball 86-87 Another Great Season!! A 21-1 Conference record placed Frenchtown first in Conference and the opportunity to go on to Division- al in one of the top seeded positions. The Broncs once again faced the Big- fork Vais in the Divisional Champion- ship match. A second place finish moved the Broncs on to the chal- lenge of State Competition and a re- cord of 26-3. A seventh place at State and a 27-5 season record end the 86-87 Volleyball Season. 100 Volleyball Volleyball 101 1987 CLASS B-C Cooch Russ Foris, Robby Davis, Rob Whittiker, Greg Klepper, Angela Cummins, Danny Morgenstern, David Clarke, Jim McKay, Gary Hansen, Tim Howard, Grant Hansen, Coach Jeff Ander- Steve Clarke, Joe Miller, Jerry Taber, Samara Gould son. FRENCHTOWN 21 FRENCHTOWN 24 FRENCHTOWN 38 FRENCHTOWN 42 FRENCHTOWN 24 FRENCHTOWN 31 SUPERIOR 33 MISSION 34 DARBY 12 CORVALLIS 10 ARLEE 34 T-FALLS 30 STATE RUNNER-UP 102 Wrestling After four different head coaches in four years, not many people wanted, or thought of having another wres- tling team. But, through the efforts of Russ Faris, the team was assembled and awarded Jeff Anderson. Jeff, a student-teacher and standout wres- tler for the University of Montana, became head coach for this year only. The team was shaky at first, los- ing two duals in a row, but they be- came the team to beat in every tour- nament. The team took fourth in the Arlee tournament, third in the Ronan Invitational, second in the Mission tourney, and won the Corvallis Christ- mas Invitational. As Divisional ap- proached, the team started having mandatory half-hour practices in the morning. The hard work and dedica- tion paid off. The team placed fourth overall in the Divisional tourney, and advanced five wrestlers to state, four being Divisional champions. Seniors David Clarke, Tim Howard, Greg Klepper, and Gary Hansen each won the 7 B-C Division in their weight classes and advanced to state with junior Steve Clarke, who placed sec- ond. At state, these five wrestlers took to the field with the effort of the team and the state champion Clarke brothers, brought home the second place trophy to all the unbelievers. Thanks to all who made the 86-87 wrestling season a success and such a special year to everyone. Farewell to the five graduating Divisional Champions. 1. The Frenchtown captains call the toss. 2. Joe Miller tries for a switch. 3. Tim Howard switches for o reversal. Wrestling 103 1987 CLASS B-C 119 AND 132 POUND Steven Clarke, after a upset loss at divisionals, came back strong at the state tourney in Butte and won the 119 pound state title. After a great dual season with only two losses to the fifth place finisher in the state, Steve Clarke was ready to win. He did so almost easi- ly, showing what an athlete Steve really is. With an- other year left, Steve will hopefully rank among only 10 other two-time state champions. Good luck next year in the state next year, Steven, there aren't many wrestlers like you. After placing at state for fwo years, David, like Ste- ven, was ready to win. There was no doubt in David's mind that he could capture the state crown, even early in the season. He gives most of the credit to his hard work and his diet plan. David was the teams most valuable wrestler, and with just reason. David became the first wrestler from Frenchtown in the Cen- tury Club, an elite group that comprises of only wres- tlers that have won 100 matches in their four year career. Farewell, and good luck. STATE CHAMPIONS 104 Wrestling 1 Grant Hansen piles up another opponent. 2. Another Frenchtown victory for Grant! 3. Danny Morgenstern strikes with the butcher. 4 Tim Howard stalks one of the Ballenger twins. 5 Jim McKay readies to escape at the whistle Wrestling 105 J u s T A S W I N G N' The 1986-87 Golf teom front to bock Shelly Howord, Virginia Jones, Sue Jostes, Manager, Kelly Martin, Rachel LaCasse, Steve Jostes, Louis Jette, Steve Clarke, Jamie Heilman, Dan Morgenstern, Doug Hobblitt Not pictured, Rebecca Richordson. Both the boys and girls teams practiced and played up to their standards, according to coach, Wayne Woolridge. The teams prac- ticed at various courses around Missoula, and competed with Thompson Falls, Big Fork, Hamilton, and Missoula. Five members from each team made state golf. Both teams played in Sidney and Plentiwood. The Girls were in first place after the first nine holes, but after both days of competing finished sixth. Sue Jostes placed eighth and Rachel LaCasse, fourteenth. The boys had a tough start with Steve Jostes scoring an eighty- eight. This better go in or else!' 106 Golf liSOK i Golf 107 BOYS' TRACK TEAM, 7987 Front Row: Grant Hanson, Mike Botsford, Garrett Workman, Mike Shourds Back Row: Casey Richardson, Thane Adams, David Grapensteder, Gary Hanson, Tim Howard, Greg Hanson, Al Troester. 108 Boys Track Thane Adams and Mike Botsford at the finish line! Boys Track 109 GIRLS' TRACK TEAM, 1987 Front Row: Julie Hanson, Debra Romberg, Jennifer Topel, Danielle Williams, Teri Wraith, Lisa Dudik Back Row: Dawn Smith, Jenny Hoverson, Laura Wraith, Brenda Williams, Kim Nikaleyczik, Cheree Friedrick, Kim Hanson, Geni Cahala 7 10 Girls Track Girls warm up. Girls in the home stretch! Girls Track 111 FRESHMAN Many members of the student body thought that it was only the Freshman who got initiated but ... as y6u can see ... it was the seniors!!! THE 112 Just for Fun! DITCH Again!!!? Just for Fun 113 IripleW Iractor LKADKRSHII VIHI CAN C( HINT ON 9300 Cartage Road Missoula, Montana 59802 406-728-8191 dtr P.O. 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Saunders, Kitrell 75 Savage, Roy 67 Scharberg, Laura 24, 26, 58, 61, 83, 84, 86, 87 Schellinger, Stacy 15, 26, 61,88, 93 Shourds, Mike 20, 21, 26, 61 Smith, Dawn 75, 88 Smith, Gary 75 Smith, Jane 14, 40, 41, 48 Smith, Paula 14, 20, 21, 40, 41, 48 Stai, Daniel 14, 40, 41, 47 Taber, Gerald 67, 102 Tinfuchuk, Michellle 61,77 Thompson, Janice 61 Thompson, Roberta 75 Topel, Jennifer 15, 26, 67, 88, 89, 93 Topel, Jodi 8, 14, 24, 26, 27, 40, 41.47, 48, 78. 83, 85, 86. 87 Touchstone, Robert 26, 61 Trenary, Randy 67, 93 Troester, Al 67 Tucker, Ronald 61 Tucker, Steve 9, 16, 93 Tucker, Tony 61 Wallace, Wend. 14, 40, 41, 48 Wanner, Eric 75 Washburn, Robert 61 Walters, Valentine 61 Warne, Bryan 14, 20, 31, 40, 41 Whitaker, Robert 67, 102 Whitworth, John 75 Williams, Brenda 67, 91 Williams, Brent 7, 8, 14, 33, 39, 40. 41, 46, 48. 62 Williams, Demelle 24, 26, 27, 40, 41, 48, 54, 74 Wmsor, Debbie 14, 20, 21, 26, 30, 40, 41, 48. 78, 83, 85. 86. 87 Wolfe, Patty 14, 22, 23, 39, 40, 41, 48 Wraith, Laura 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Ter. 73, 75. 78, 83 Woodworth, Kristy 75 Workman, Garrett 75 Workman, Jennifer 67 Yorton, Jennifer 20, 61, 76 126 Index BITTERROOT MOTORS HIGHWAY 93 SOUTH 39th. SALES SERVICE..............................(406) 251-2525 PARTS........................................(406) 251-2626 THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT OUR STORE' fir ' si CHAMPION AUTO STORES TIRES ACCESSORIES BA TTERIES PERFORMANCE SHOCKS REPLACEMENT EXHAUST AUTO SOUND 1608 South Third West 721-3870 903 West Broadway 721-1004 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1987 FRENCHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES ■ Ads 127 Autograph Page 128