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

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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

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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

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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