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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1988 volume:

% + • • At Frenchtown High School Everyone Is! Guess Who's Besl ? Was there ever a question? Frenchtown High School is the only valid answer. Frenchtown High School has always been a walk-away favorite whenever this question is asked. The 1987-88 school year proved to be no exception to this rule. In academics the school was chosen as a regional center of excellence. Which again is no surprise. The academic excellence that is encouraged in every discipline has helped the school to be one of the lops in the state. Frenchtown s extracurricular programs are always competing at their best. In every activity from sports and choir, to band and drama. FHS has always been a winner. Again, could we accept anything less? Table of Contents Activities ' Summer 87. Homecoming Fall Sports... Speech and Drama....... Band and Choir. ....... Scnk . .... seniors.... Juniors ™� Sophomores. ....... .................y Freshmen...... Winter Sports . Prom......TT.. i...... PEPiAssemblie Q............ Wif Summer Sports............. ‘ Student Council Pages 4 5 6-10 11-23, 24-27 ' 28-32 ' 33-48 49-52 ............... ...4i...........5356 .........;.................... 57-60 ........................ 61-77 • ......................... 79-82 3)-;...........................■ 87 88-95 Faculty ...J........................................................ 12 1- Indpx—...................g ..........� Autographs ...... I i . Bnr A.........!...’.. Ad 2 Table of Contents j8S THA rs Ncls Jensen shows us homeworks side effects. FHS students relax after another school lunch. AI Trocstcr gives us his mean look. Joe Miller shows the proper way to act in the Megan Howard gets caught in the act. Cory Dobak works hard as usual!?! halls. 4 Student Life LIFE ’88 Stacie Stites enters a trance that is caused from the school lunch. Dan, Jim, and Louie participate in regular lunchtime activities. Greg Hansen shows Andre’ Marcurc how to really charm the girls. Cory Dobak was caught sleeping again, the sound of the camera woke him up! Mike Botsford tries figuring out who is disturb- ing his precious study lime. Andre' Marcurc and Greg Hansen smile as they plan to blow the school up. X Student Life 5 n Jason Exe and Paula Finley ride the senior float. Jim Howard shows his spirit on spirit day, you forgot to shave Jim! The students show their bronc spirit at a Homecom- ing pep assembly. Evelyn Miller and Alyshia King ride the freshman float. “Homecoming 6 Homecoming “Homecoming Girls B-Bair i Jenny Hoverson waits for the ball and an- other free-throw. Bronc fans get the starting line-up into the mood. The bench wait out an intense moment as the broncs take the lead back. Homecoming 7 TIME FOR BRO SPIRIT Jughead says “I’m too cool to cheer.” Jen Story and Randy Trenary watch as the girls pull off another win. The students get into the pep assembly before the games. 8 Homecoming Homecoming 9 Ron Tucker opens up the game with the Florence Falcons. The Broncs stuff Florence for a two yard loss. Coach Raciot gets into the action. The offence gets set to push the ball up the Field. 10 Homccoming (left to right) Coach Racicot. Ron Tucker. Greg Hansen. Shad Ocklcr. Greg Richardson. Dave Grapenstatcr. Steve Cyr, Steve Tucker. Mike Botsford, Brian Bertolt, Coach Putz. Chris Notaro. Joe Bauer. Adam F.rlandson. Cory Dobak. Mat Fallentinc. Casey Richardson. Mike Fagwood. Craig Sample. Grant Hansen. Duff Porter. Garrett Workman, Jamie Heilman. Josh Hcnness. Jay Billington. Dan Morgcnstcrn, and Randy Trcnary. J ’ I The 1987 Bronc football season opened up with a hard fought, 24-14 non-conference victory over the ToCnseni Bulldogs, a perenniarsouthern ' B‘ power. The following Saturday found 9 tne Brui|v iravellina Utt miles northwest to renew an old rivalry withTipy. Despite losing three srans two (dnmt Chris) for the remainder of the season. The determined Broncs ground out their second nofl-conference win 26-12. on that hot fall afternoon. The tfllrd game., brought the hardnosed Eureka Liins to Frenchtown for the Biyncs I'ioal non-conference game. Witlra well balanced run-pass offense and a tenacious defense thcaSr ncs turned in a great performance to capture their third consecutive victory 28-18. The cBsmni Friday night brought the senior-lade lorence Falcon to Frenchtown for . both teafcs jimfcAggl openers. The Broncs suffered their First loss 27-14. The bitter ufste of defeat wasftrgqAcn the following weekend when the Bronc offense exploded for 414 yards and a 47-0 Wras gj r The l.oyola Rwn� at their home field. The Broncs travelled west to v sixth gar season tmd suffered a frustrating 16-6 loss that they statistically won The loft ing Friday nighrbkn ght the up-start Darby Tigers to town. After four quarters of egula®n play, and four ovlhimes, the Broncs lostyfeie longest game in Montana football'hisu yh8-22t n (4e fourth down of the fourth overtifno. The last game oft the 1987 Bronc fex tba' season in Coi®is again demonstrated thedetcrlhinatioii and courage that characterized ftcse oung mej). A; cr falling behind in the first half, the Broncs feme back to take the lea in the third qua|Br, only to sec it taken away when’a k ng fburth down pass connected for a Blue DcvihT.D. with one minute remaining, the end of a courageous yet frustrating season fnally came to an end. ...1 bull ■ I.� Some of the players get to- gether after the last prac- tice preparing for Corvalis and the last practice of the season. 14 Football The offense attacks the Corvalis defense. Randy Trenary takes a rest while Joe Bauer Casey Richardson leads the way for Garret Workman, watches the action with Josh Hennes. Football 15 CROSS-COUNTRY Front Row: Julie Bennett, Dawn Smith. Dana Nikoleyzik, Kim Nikoleyzik Back Row: Sherie Clark, Jody Robert, and Coach Bill Stroth- man 16 Cross-Country RUNNING Kim Nikoleyzik Cross-Country 17 18 Cross-Country Reflections With Mr. Bill ... Mr. Bill Strothman is one of the many dedicated coaches in Frenchtown. He has coached cross-country for 14 years since it started in 1974. When asked what it was that inspired him to coach all of these years he said, “It gives me a great opportunity to get to know the students better and also for them to get to know me.” The five person team did well this season. “They were all about the same this year, stated Mr. Strothman, “not one more outstanding than any of the others.” Because of the different courses, one could not determine a person more outstanding than another. Every member did their part and improved through each meet. Manager Sherie Clark keeps the team in good spirits □□□ □□□ □□□ Cross-Country 19 GIRLS Tami Lucier. Kristi Lucier, and Jenny Hoverson fight- ing for the rebound. Frenchtown 70 Stevensville 73 Frenchtown 55 Seeley Lake 49 Frenchtown 54 Superior 42 Frenchtown 58 Florence 39 Frenchtown 49 Mission 15 Frenchtown 59 Darby 35 Frenchtown 94 Alberton 19 Frenchtown 50 Loyola 57 Frenchtown 67 Arlee 39 Frenchtown 64 Superior 50 Frenchtown 62 Florence 32 Frenchtown 44 Darby 45 Frenchtown 66 Arlee 43 Frenchtown 71 Alberton 35 Frenchtown 58 Loyola 55 Frenchtown 49 Darby 33 Frenchtown 74 Bigfork 52 Frenchtown 66 T-Falls 58 Frenchtown 59 Plains 63 Frenchtown 41 Columbus 57 French town 42 Fairfield 37 Frenchtown 40 Malta 55 Kristi waits patiently” for the free throw. 20 Girls Basketball BASKETBALL The 1987 Lady Broncs had another great season with a record of 17 wins and only 5 losses. Fortunately, the broncs are only losing three senior players, Laura Scharberg, Megan Howard, and Geni Cahala. They will be missed, but we still have a lot of varsity experience and have many promising newcomers. The broncs rallied in the district championship game by beating Darby. They also made it all the way to the divisional championship game, facing the Plains Trotters. Unfortunately, the Trotters outscored the Broncs in overtime, to beat them 63-59. The broncs still received a position in the state tournament. Girls Baskctball 21 Varsity - Bottom row-Tanya Younkin. Rochelle Nagy, Jenny Hoverson, Laura Scharbcrg. Kami Morrison Second row-Mgr. Laura Wraith. Asst. Coach Mrs. Dwyer, Jenny Decosta. Tami Lucicr. Kristi Lucicr. Megan Howard, Coach Schwisow Third row-Teri Wraith. Geni Cahala Top row Darcy Arnold JV bottom row-Ronna Block. Kory Bailey. Jodi McElwain. Tcri Wraith. Geni Cahala Top row-Coach Schwisow. Asst. Coach Mrs. Dwyer. Jessa Tillman. Dawn Mercer. Alcshia King. Kami Morrison, Tanya Younkin. Jenny Decosta. Katie Morgenstern. Mgr. Laura Wraith 22 Girls Basketball Girls Basketball 23 GUESS WHO’S BEST? Bob Touchstone as everyone's favorite: the Hippy-Dippy Weatherman. Shcric DeCosta with her friend and “mime . Eliana Nader. Kittreil. Wendy, and Misty listen to Al’s latest sermon. 24 Speech Drama This year's Speech and Drama learn was very successful. The Drama team took first place at most of their meets, including divisional. The Speech team, though very small, also did quite well, generally taking second place, even at divisional. A fond farewell to seniors: Bob Touchstone. Ray Kronke. Becky Childs. Theresa Morrison, and Eliana Nader. o • t o ° o ♦ O 4 0 ° j • ♦ o 0 3 % • A ♦ A O o ♦ O o Everyone anxiously awaits the results at divi- sional in Columbia Falls. Speech Drama 25 IN SPEECH AND DRAMA Wendy Oberhoffer: space cadet extraordinaire. Our little socialite. Heidi Close. Shcric, Leslie. Ray. Amy Jo, and Shaphan try group drowning. 26 Speech Drama WE ALL WIN!!! Chris, Stacey, and Diane are on the loose again. anSthey've caught Kit- trell. Doesn't Ray look adorable with his little ponytail?!? Shcric takes the plunge. Speech Drama 27 I i fi t f hwu - i v+nxnwj'! itm ?? '% K The Band With the Beat u I I n The Pep Band played at most home games, and helped raise the spirits of both the players and the crowd. The band did great this year with a number of well played performances. This group of talented people also went on tour to Canada! At first, because of bad weather conditions, the trip was thought to be ruined. That was not how it turned out. In fact, the band ended up with a number of great concerts which helped add to the success of the year. Mr. White did a great job with the band this year! f I 28 Band 4' — - i _ I { I' I I Ronna is just a smile’n as usual! Through practice, the band made very nice productions in Canada. ’ Oh how we love to practice!!! I J Sii K?9 HWJ 4 ItDli+rl Band 29 LOOK OUT At the beginning of the school year, the choir members began having grand visions of a tour to Edmonton. visiting the mall, and many small schools in the area. Fundraisers were started, chore- ography was written, and shopping sprees were planned. As the year wore on. reservations were made, schools were called, and many people joined choir at semester. Finally, the dates were set. every minute was carefully planned, and the equip- ment was packed. At 5:30 A M., on March 27, the buses were just about ready to pull out. Later into the day. at the Canadian border, the decision, whether or not to continue, a severe win- ter storm was dampening everyone’s spirits. When the buses reached Leth- bridge. a hotel was found, rooms ar- ranged for, and parents were called and reassured, while Mr. Johnston called trying to arrange shows. Although Edmonton was never reached, the tour was a success. People arc already talking about a trip to Ed- monton next year, not just for four days, but for an entire week. GOOD LUCK!! 30 Choir EDMONTON Joe Miller, Chris Notaro. Ray Kronke. and Jim Howard show their stuff during “The Telephone Hour ’. Bob Touchstone gives his best Elvis Presley impression. The 1988 tour concert choir in Lethbridge. Alberta. Choir 31 «9 j HERE WE Kalic Morgcnstcrn proves thal ihe hair can defy gravity. Stacy Schelliner plays her flute for “Turtle Dove . Chris No- taro serenades the audience while Jenny Hovcrson tries to remember the words. The show choir struts their stuff. 32 Choir SENIOR CLASS-1988 Senior Class Officers (L to R); Pres., Stacy Schellinger; Vice Pres., Bobby Touchstone; Sec., Rhonda Kent; Treas., Jon Ringleb. The 1987-88 school year brought with it some changes concerning the senior class. In the Fall of '87 the sen- iors were denied their seniority in the lunchline, however, with input from the class as a whole, the seniors re- gained their seniority. Another pressing problem for the sen- iors this year was the senior trip. The School Board did not want the Sen- iors going to Seattle. Mr. Paskey and a number of students from the senior class then went to a school board meeting where they presented their ideas and discussed their options. The class president, Stacy Schellinger spent a great deal of time and energy calling and writing to various resorts and dude ranches here in Montana, only to find that the School Board had cancelled the senior trip due to liabil- ity reasons. Even though the Senior Class of '88 have had their share of problems, they have pulled together to make their last year the most memorable ever!! Seniors 33 Aufwiedersehen The Class of 88 . “The Real Thing! ' (First Row) Greg Richardson. Bryon Bertollt. Cory Dobak. Steve Clarke. Angela Cummins, Andre Marcurc. Lisa Bouley, Duane Palmer. David Grapcnstctcr. F.liana Naidcr. Becky Childs, Mark Kuhns. (Second Row) Rcnac Marlcncc, Tony Tucker. Louis Jctte, Megan Howard. Amy Klcppcr, Stacy Schcllingcr, Traci Doucette. Candi Davis. Michelle Petersen. Laura Wraith. 34 Seniors The “Motorcycle Mamas” of the Senior Class (L to R) Stacy Schellinger. Angela Cummins. Candi Davis. Amy Klepper. and Rhonda Kent. Muscles. Muscles, and more Muscles!! As seen on Greg Richard- son. Mike Shourds. Cory Dobak. and Mark Kuhns. Unforgettable Picture I saw, my friend, a flower, it reminded me of you. The flower seemed to smile, it cheered me when I was blue. So long we have been together, but soon we will be apart. Cherish the times forever, hold our memories in your heart. I saw a field of flowers it looked so much like us. All the colors blending. An unforgettable picture. Cindy Boggess Lisa Bouley Michelle Brown 36 Seniors Coby Buckallcw Steven Clarke Steven Cyr Geni Cahala Cory Dobak Becky Child Angela Cummins Robert Cook B Candace Davis Seniors 37 THE RESULTS ARE IN AND: I. Best Friends; Jon Ringleb, Bob- by Touchstone 2. Best Dressed: Steven Cyr. Candi Davis 3. Neatest Eyes: Michelle Brown, Cory Dobak 4. Biggest Airhead: Megan How- ard, Duane Palmer 5. Nicest Hair: Cory Dobak, An- gela Cummins, Steven Cyr 6. Most Involved: Raymond Kroenke, Laura Wraith 7. Biggest Flirts: Steve Clarke, Stacy Schcllinger, Bryon Bertollt 8. Best Body: Amy Klepper, Cory Dobak 9. Worst Driver: Megan Howard. Andre Marcurc 10. Prettiest Smile: Cory Dobak, An- gela Cummins, Steve Clarke 11. Most Likely to Succeed: Ray- mond Kroenke, Tasha Adams 12. Best Dancers: Amy Klepper, Bobby Touchstone, Angela Cummins 13. Best Friends: Amy Klepper, Stacy Schellinger 14. Most Studious: Raymond Kroenke, Becky Childs 15. Most Athletic: Cory Dobak, Laura Scharberg 38 Scniors Seniors 39 Rhonda Kent Amy Klepper Sandra Kohler 40 Seniors Raymond Kroenke Sheila Lehman Andre Marcure Renae Marlenee Pam Meyer Joe Miller Theresa Morrison Jennifer Murray Eliana Nader Seniors 41 SENIOR WILLS I, Jana Gould, being of intoxicated mind and intoxicated body, do will the following: my ability to drop out of Speech and Drama to Chris Goforth. My excellent ability to drive so carefully and cautiously to all the underclass- men because it would be wonderful if they all drove like me. To my cousin George; I will my ability to draw in folders. To Julie Bennett; my talent of what to do at night in Lolo. My advice to anyone who plans on getting mar- ried; DON'T TELL MRS. McCOY! To Jerry Taber; I leave my ability not to pay attention in class, then again, he already does that. I, Rhonda Kent, being of abused mind and small body, do hereby will the following: My ability to endure the “stren- uous chcerleading practices to anyone brave enough to try out. To any upcoming freshman: 1 will the ability of Candi and I to get “stood up” on our first “real date. To Ondrea Benner; 1 leave my height-how terrible it must be to be so short. To the majority of the junior class girls; 1 will my ability to go out with a guy for more than four days, and to keep my best friend from liking horn on the fifth day. To Grant and Greg Hanson; 1 leave my excellent driving abilities in hopes that they can get through their senior year with one car a piece. And last, but definately not least: 1 leave my ability to smile at Mr. Fogerty and to take all of his—! to any frosh w ith enough courage to take his classes. I, Michelle Brown, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my ability to work in the writing center and work on the Hall of Fame for Mr. Unruh to any junior that is stupid enough to take it. To Jamie Heilman; my ability to do absolutely nothing my senior year. To Tamara Gergen; the ability to put up with Mr. Johnston in Choir. And to everyone else; all the high school frustrations that go along with all of the teachers. GOOD LUCK!! I, Loretta Dunlop, being of sound mind and body, hereby will my ability to manage to squeak through Advanced Composition Comparative Political Systems to anyone who is smart enough to take the class. I also leave my ability to do absolutely nothing my senior year to anyone who makes it that far in this prison. To my sister Carolyn; I leave my ability to get involved in the U of M HSP program, GOOD LUCK!! To my brother Michael; I leave my ability to qualify for state in HSR, may you make more money than I did. I. Stacy Schcllingcr, being of a blown mind and a battered and bruised body, hereby will the following: to Shad O., Jamie H., and Randy T„ my ability to walk into Spanish late everyday. My connections with older women, I leave Kurt Racicot because then his dreams can come true. I leave my left hand to Ms. Lund so she can mount it on her wall. To Granster; I will my earlobes for him to suck on. To Tami Lucier; I leave my Florence friends. I will Jenni- fer Topel my green sweater, my friendship, and the ability to sit outside of houses all night. I want Jim McKay to have my stacia-wagon so he has a nice car to drive. And last, but not least, to Chris Notaro, I leave my promise! I, Renae Marlenee, being of somewhat sound mind and body, leave the following: to Traci Shepard; the ability too stick with one guy and not give up on him. To Joe Bauer; the ability not to wreck his truck, and to actually be nice to some people. To Scott Nordbcrg; the ability to be talkative and nice at the same time. To Lisa Bouley; the ability to party AND make it home in the same morning night. And lastly to my best friend Amy Boggess; all of my material items, and the ability to have at least more than two boyfriends, and my everlasting friendship. AND TO THE REST OF YOU POOR SIBLINGS; THE ABILI- TY TO LIVE THROUGH THE REST OF YOUR SENTENCES, AND TO TELL ABOUT THEMIN... FHS!!?!!?! I. Jason Exe, being of fried mind and huge body, hereby will the following to my friends and companions: to Misty Dike; I will my locker, may it always bring you happiness. To Ondrea Benner; half of my height so she can see herself 42 Seniors SENIOR WILLS in the mirror. To the music department; I will my tried old saxaphone to anyone stupid enough to try to play it in tune. To Kittrel Sonders; I will twenty-odd pounds of meat to put on your bones. I will all of the fat jokes to Jim Howard so he can finally say something funny. To Mr. Johnston; all of the late assignments that I never took the time to hand in. To Coach Racicot; I will all of the tardy slips I managed to accumulate in a years time. And to all of the pour souls who drive little foreign cars; I will my Ford pickup so you can finally understand how a good vehicle should be built. May the annual staff have a glori- ous time ... without me. This school has been nothing but hard times and I will to the incoming freshman the hardest times 1 had when I was a FROSH!! I, Cory Dobak, of little mind and abused body, hereby will the following; to Scott Nordberg and Chris Notaro; my ability to catch shotgun BB's while duck hunting. To Doug Hoblitt; goes my ability to become a mouse within a mat- ter of seconds. Louie Jette inherits my silver tooth, since he is always trying to touch it. To Craig Sample; my car stereo system, just as long as he gets rid of the remains of the “Corsche in the proper way (using dynamite), and my mega push-stick so he doesn't have to make anymore in shop. My ability to be a bad influence on friends to Byron Bcrtellet. To Garret Workman; the ability to recov- er form many near wrecks and also my corner position in football. Finally, last and least, my body goes to anyone who wants to be handicapped. I, Pam Meyer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the following: All of my love and friendship to Misty Dike. Take care of it will ya for me? I leave my singing ability to Bonnie Johnston, enjoy it! To Heidi Close; I leave all my history books because you'll need them. To everyone else; I leave my smile. It’s always better to smile than to frown. Last, but not least, I leave Mr. Johnston my stretch mark on his tie. I, Raymond Kroenke, being of highly developed brains and manly torso, do hereby will these items and abilities to the following persons: my artistic talents to my father, who can’t even draw a straight line with a ruler. My fit and trim body to Mr. Bill, who bounces when he goes jogging. I leave my car to NASA because it defies the law of gravity, right Mark? My outstanding speaking abilities to Jerry Taber, who can’t speak worth beans. My locker and sing- ing abilities to my cousin Scott Touchette, who is going to be a Heavy Metal rock star someday. I leave my laugh to Sherie DeCosta, my pain-in-the-butt sister to Brian Bog- gess, my dry humor and my cute nose to Leslie, and my tallness to A.J. Dennis (sorry you’re so short). I give all my New Wave, Punkrock, Thrash Metal, and Acid Rock tapes to all those stupid country music lovers (have fun)!! I, Traci Doucette, being of consfused mind and short body, do hereby will the following: my chccrleading abili- ties (?) to Kati Morgenstern in hopes she has the nerve to tryout again. To Jenny Hovcrson; I leave my height so she can actually go out with a guy that is taller than she is. I will to Mr. J.; all of my jokes and my sense of humor. I leave my inability to golf to anyone who thinks the higher the score the better. Lastly, to Shelly Howard: all of our good times together, and above all, my friendship. I. Byron Bcrtollt, being of broken body and demented mind, do hereby will the following: I leave my lean mean driving machine to the Drivers Ed class, so they never exceed forty five miles per hour. I will my abilities with underclass girls to Mike B. and Scott N., they need to learn some class. I leave my skiing ability to Garrett so he'll wreck a few times. I also will my ability to get into trouble to Mike Botsford, God knows he'll get in enough trouble for the both of us. Finally, Seniors 43 Duane Palmer Melissa Parker Michelle Petersen Greg Richardson Jeff Routh Laura Scharberg 44 Scniors Not Pictured: The Senior Blues Someday, we will look back to this place. And, I know, that a smile will cross my face. Now I struggle in vain, to hold back all the pain. Tears in my eyes, I must say my good-byes. Toward my future I stride, no more hands to guide. The path that I choose, they call it the “Senior Blues . Jason Exe Louis Jette Alan Job Mark Kuhns Andrea Philp- pot Ronald Tucker Tony Tucker Seniors 45 Member of opposite sex Heartthroh Color % f Weirdo La Sport V 46 Seniors Store Seniors 47 48 Seniors Juniors Arnold, Darcy Benner, Ondrea Bennet, Julie Bogges, Amy Botsford, Michael Dike. Misty Doty, Tim Feldhan, Tracy Ferguson, Herb Flagget. DcAdrea Flake, Cannon Gergon, Tamara Goforth, Chris Greer, DeAnne i Gregory, Donelle Hansen. Grant ■Juniors Juniors 49 Heilman, Jamie Hills, Jason Hoblit, Doug Hoverson, Jenny Howard. Shelly 50 Juniors p? V i } l ! Johnson, Bonnie Jones, Virginia LaCasse, Rachel Ludley, Neil Lucier, Kristi Lucier, Tami Martin, Kelly McDonald, Michelle McKay, Jim Juniors 51 Meyers, Tim Nikoleyezik, Kim Nordberg, Scott Notaro, Chris Ockler, Shad Porter, Duff Ramberg, Debbie Richadrson, Casey Shoopman, Dave Storie, Jcnn Stracener, Mike Taber, Gerald Topel, Jennifer J. Trenary, Randy Troester, Alexander Workman, Jennifer Sample, Craig 52 Juniors Sophomores 53 Babbitt. Dave Baily, Kory Bauer. Joe Bielawski. Rick Billington. Jaydee Campbell. Misty Carver III, James Clark, Sherry Close, Heidi Cook. Matt Decosta, Sherri Dennis, Amy Dcwald, Eddie Doty, Michelle Dudik, Lisa Dunlop, Carolyn Edgar, Gary Erlandson, Adam Evans, Jennifer Fallcntine, Mathew Fames, Beth Flake, Lorraine Gardipe. Jon G nerer, Cheryl Hansen, James Hennes, Josh Hestekind, Leslie Hoppic, Curtis Jensen, Nels Jettc, Ernie 54 Sophomore Johnston, Diane Keith, Steve King, Zek Klaudt, Jennifer Kuhns, Mike Massie. Mary Dianna Morgenstern, Dan Morrison. Kami Nagy, Rochelle Nikoleyczik, Dana Osborn, Tony Porter, Dawn Risenbeck, Thad Robert, Jody Ryan, Shawn Saddler, Tos Saunders, Kittrell Shepard, Tracy Smith, Dawn Smith, Gary Thompson, Robin Whitworth, John Woodworth, Kristy Workman, Garrett Wraith, Teri Sophomore Galore Sophomore 55 POLLS Brandrtame..........Black n' Decker Color...............Black Class...............Lunch Hobbie..............Cruisin' the Drag Hangout.............Parking Lots throughout Missoula Favorite Movie......Eddy Murphy's “RAW Music...............Acid Rock 56 Sophomores Babbitt, Adam Barrett, R.J. Becker, Kelly Bitz, Debbie Block, Ronna Boehlke, Linda Cahala, Drina Cahala, Ernie Carmen, Ben Culp, Wade Davis, Sean Decosta, Jennifer Esterbrook, Rusty Feldhahn, Kurt Flaget, Corrine Gergen, Kim Goforth. Jana Gondcr, Jennifer Gould. George Habcrlock. Jermey Hackley, Eric Hardy, Shaphan Heuchert, Joe Hilgers, Scott Hollensteiner, Lisa Howard, Jim Jacks, Donny King, Aleshia Larango, Abbey Lundell, Tim v 'S 58 Freshman Mansighani, Tony Mccollum, Doug Mcelwain, Jodi Meadows. Renita Mecham, Justin Meng, Michelle Mercer. Dawn Miller, Aaron Miller, Evelyn Mitchell, Barbara Morgenstern, Katie Norby, Kathy Nowlen, Chris Obcrhofer, Wendy Racicot, Kurt Savage. Brian Siegler, Jason Simpson. Bryce Staber. Lance Stiegler, Scott Stites. Stacey Swenson. Tom Tate. Heather Thompson, Sabrina Tillman, Jessa Tucker, Randy Walker, Jason Wanner, Eric West. David Younkin, Tanya Freshman 59 � • t.y POLLS Brandname..........Levi Color..............Pink Class..............P.E. Hobbie.............Running from upper classmen Hangout............Hamburger Ace Favorite Movie.....“The Gods Must Be Crazy” Music..............Rap 60 Freshmcn Guess Who's ?■ Top to Bottom and L to R: Megan Howard, Shelly Howard, Christy Lucier. Tasha Adams, Laura Scharbcrg. Candi Davis. Rachel Lacasse, Coach Rhonda Lund, Linda Bergman, Michelle Peterson. Volleyball 61 The 1987-1988 Volleyball season proved to be another OUTSTANDING season. The new varsity players as well as the returning varsity players proved to themselves that they could unite their skills and dedication to play tough, competitive volleyball, placing them 1 in the conference and coming the closest ever to taking Big Fork at Divisionals. The caliber of play is ever improving to meet the ever growing challenge of competition. Bronc Volleyball will meet the challenge with calm confidence, unpredictability, mental toughness and power. 1987-88 VOLLEYBALL SEASON 21 -4 Season Record 1st in Conference 3rd in Division 62 Volleyball Front Row L to R: Jody McElwain, Virginia Jones, Jenn Storie Back Row L to R: Manager - Jody Roberts, Sherie Clark, Dawn Smith, Dawn Mercer, Jennifer Decosta, Cheryl Gnerer, Kim Nikoleyczik, Jessa Tillman. Jana Goforth, Julie Bennett, Coach: Julia Hanger. Volley ball 63 Spiken’! Lady Broncs Autographs BRONC WRESTLING Back Row: Asst. Coach Jim Julio. Steve Clarke. Grant Hansen. Greg Hansen. Jim McKay. Duffy Porter. Head Coach Jeff Anderson Bottom Row: J.D Billington. Dan Morgenstern. Ed Dcwald. Scott Stieglcr. Justin Mecham, Randy Tucker. Wrcstling 65 TL: Steve Clarke throws his opponent. TR: Dan Morgenstem waits for the whistle. M: Jim McKay breaks his op- ponent down. BL: Jim McKay shows his better side. BR: Grant Hansen flies through another move. 66 Wrestling AT IT'S BEST Bronc wrestlers shake hands with Corvallis after defeating them on their home turf. Above- Steve Clarke crushes his opponent, then gives him flying lessons. (Right) Wrestling 67 Speech and Drama relaxes during a break. Mr. McMurray tries talking to an enthusiastic pep assembly. Angela Cummins and Stacy Schellingcr take a quick ride on a fire truck. Amy Klcpper and Stacy Schellingcr show their spirit during the homecoming football game. 68 Jennifer Topel Rhonda Kent Stacy Schellinger Candace Davis Angela Cummins Amy Kleppcr Cheerleading 69 THE BRONCS,WE LOVE The 1987 Fall Cheerleaders: (Front Row) Rhonda Kent (Back Row L to R) Amy Klcpper, Stacy Scheilingcr, Angela Cummins, Jennifer Topcl, and Candace Davis. YA, Y E S r The Cheerleaders stand tall and proud as they present the colors during a Girls Basketball game. Jennifer Topel and Stacy Scheilingcr arc successful in their attempt to arouse the Frcnchtown crowd during a pep assembly. Once again the cheerleaders are successful as they complete their formation to the cheer “ENERGY” 70 Cheerleading : Rhonda Kent Tammi Lucier 1987- Amy Klepper Traci Doucette Stacy Schcllinger Jennifer Topel Cheerleading 71 Straight to the top, Bronc Cheerleader's can't be stopped. The 1987 88 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (L to R) Lisa Dudik, Jennifer Klaudi. Katie Morgenstern, and Diana Massie. 72 Cheerleading The Frenchtown Bronc Basketball team had a rough 86-87 season, but in 87-88 they were determined to change that reputation. In their open- ing game against Seely Swan they came out to win, and they did. The following night the Broncs educated overly confident Class A Stevensville by running them into the ground. The Broncs continued to roll over many of their conference rivals. When the district tourney rolled around the Broncs were picked to fin- ish near the top, unlike their predict- ed last place position. At the end of the tourney the Broncs left with the 2nd place trophy. The following weekend the Broncs went to the divi- sional tourney. In their first game the Broncs suffered a tough overtime loss. The Broncs finished 5th in the tour- nament and gained a lot of respect. The season was a definite success. Boy's Basketball 73 74 Boy’s Basketball Boy's Baskctball 75 BASKETBALL 76 Boy’s Basketball Boy's Basketball 77 78 Rcmember When? LOST IN A FANTASY The Junior Prom of 1988 was held on Saturday, April 9, 1988, from 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. The theme was LOST IN A FANTASY. To fit the theme, the Juniors created a dream-like backdrop consisting of castles, a forest, clouds, and an array of assorted balloons. The prom colors were raspberry, light pink, and black. Prom Royalty: (L to R) Freshmen: George Gould and Kathy Norby (not pictured) Juniors: Jenny Hoverson and Chris Notaro Seniors: Angela Cummins and Steve Clarke Sophomores: A.J. Dennis and Dan Morgenstern Prom 79 THE GRAND MARCH prom couples walking from the balcony, down the stairs, and onto the dance floor, allowing everyone to see the couples in their formal attire. 80 Prom Prom Royalty of 1988 dance as the rest watch on. Terry Heilman and Michelle Brown, Bob Touchstone and Jackie Jacob- son lead the Grand March. Following are Angela and Mike and Jason and Misty. Prom 81 The cake for the Junior Prom was made by Darcy Arnold. Doncllc Gregory, and Mrs. McCoy. Decorations were put up Friday night and Saturday afternoon by the decorating committee, with Kelly Martin in charge. i King Steve Clarke and Queen Angela Cummins cut the prom cake, ending the formalities of Prom 1988. 82 Prom SENIOR WILLS I will all of the good times that Cory and I have had as friends to anyone who has as good a friendship as we do!! I, Angela Cummins, being of taunted mind and body, do hereby will the following: to J.J.; my beloved friend; I will all of my patience and understanding to “the new squad”, and to Mrs. Starr; the ability not to put up with any lip! GOOD LUCK!!! To any freshman; I give my ability to write notes and lie their way out of getting caught skip- ping. And to anyone stupid enough to get “talked” into taking math for the fourth year with Mr. Paskey, have fun. To a great bud, Amy Klepper; my ability to polish off a deep-dish pizza with the works in less than twenty min- utes. Our ability to make total idiots of ourselves in wres- tling goes to all of the wonderful J.V.crs! And last, but not least all of our great memories!! And to all you poor dears who have to put up with the new so-called administration, don’t forget to drive through the field, THEY LOVE IT!!! I, Amy Klepper, being of warped mind and abused body, do hereby will the following: to Jennifer Topel; I will my obsession for George Michael, our ability to sleep in a car all night, my dorm room at the U, and all my friendship. To Mike Botsford (Aqua Man); I leave my ability to remember to bring two pairs of pants to school each day, all of the remaining dances, my friendship, and my ability to say “Sorry Charlie !! To Cory Dobak; I leave the pole vaulting mats. To next years annual staff; I leave the senior layout to anyone stupid enough to take the job. To Angela Cummins; I leave the O'Hare Mannor in Shelby, all of our favorite Bugs Bunny movies, and all my friend- ship!! I, Michelle Petersen, being of totally off the rocker mind, do will my Neo-Nazi-Fascist thoughts and tendencies to Mr. Johnston. I will the beautiful “Pickle” to Shelly How- ard. I will my Adv. Comp, disk to anyone crazy enough to take the class. I also leave my musical abilities to Chris Nolan. I leave my great sense of humor to Julie Bennett. And finally, 1 leave Mr. Rod Paskey my ability to do absolutely nothing in an entire school day. I, Candace Davis, being of overused mind and abused body, do hereby will my love (?) for cheerleading to Jenni- fer Jaye, knowing that she’ll need it to survive another season. To Shelly Howard; I leave my blue eyes and my volleyball talents. To Rachel Lacasse; I leave my car (she needs one with a few less dents) and rfty ability to goof off in choir. To Michael Botsford; who has put laughter into my last three years, I leave my friendship. To Mr. Paskey; I leave my ability to laugh and take it, because someone is going to come along that won’t. Lastly, I will my past friendships and fun times to anyone who would like to have some great times. Senior Wills 83 ••.•r.vy,- mmms ' vf • W-V- mm mmm? mi ' Assemblies 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 •x ® '5 i? 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ... 9 9 W 9.. 9 9 9 9 ■•-. :vA ; 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 84 Assemblies Assemblies 85 ' .. i! -’ 'M ( -A: : .v, s 1 i %It W£$ W$ $ : 3$£mM- 3' A v- ‘.wi■' - ‘C a ' - ' v '.-... -' V - .. , ,� ;- -'-V- •• ■; 86 Assemblies ■ - • V.V;' .. i W i ■ 8 i $ I ■ j .. ?;.- ■ Mi'' ■ ■ T v v felStSni. Ly X I y I v« • 1 I T I iVv M- s Throughout the 1987-1988 school year. Frenchtown High School students expressed their PRIDE and SPIRIT in just about everything by participating in some kind of an assembly. Whether it be for FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL. VOLLEYBALL or just FOOLIN' AROUND, the students “assembled and their Frenchtown PRIDE shined through. In the pictures on the pages prior to this caption, you’ve witnessed students who assembled together just to have some FUN!!! • • V •V' ? ■ • ■ •• ■ • ;r.: . • ■ f r i'i Assemblies 87 ■ jg • m I ■i'1; KV •iVi N- I p r : • v !yV : FHS HACKERS Top Left: Randy Trenary on the tee box. Top Right: Kory Bailey takes a swing. Bottom: The 1988 Frcnchtown High School Golf Team. Top row: (1 to r) Randy Trenary, Jamie Heilman, Doug Hoblilt, Coach Gary Graves, Curt Hoppie, Chris Nowlen, and Steve Clarke. Bottom row: Kory Bailey, Jen Evans, Megan Howard, and Rachel LaCasse. 88 Golf Randy and Jamie are always grumpy if they don’t get their beauty rest. Steve Clarke checks out the location of the green. The golf team had a good year this year, thanks to the teamwork put in by all. The first tourney this year was in Missoula, followed by tournaments in Big Fork, Thompson Falls, Anaconda, and winding up at Cut Bank and Shelby at the state tournament. If you were to ask, their favorite things would probably be DQ's, sleep, rides on the van, and the rattlesnakes from state, not necessarily in that order. Golf 89 Upper Left: Jen Evans stretches after a nap on the trip home. Middle Left: Doug Hoblitt gives his best Gomer impression. Bottom Left: Mr. Graves watch- es as his putt misses the cup. Bottom Right: Rachel takes a nap, one of the golfers favorite things to do. 90 Golf Upper Left: Mr. Graves helps Rachel with her swing. Bottom Left: Megan looks like she doesn't know what to do. Bottom Right: Curt demonstrates his famous pool putt. Golf 91 L to R. BACK: Laura Wraith. Rochelle Nagy. Aleshia King, Laura Scharbcrg. Jenny Hoverson. Tanya Vounkin, Katie Morgenstern. Dawn Smith. Shelly Howard FRONT: Jennifer Slorie, Tcri Wraith. Renita Meadows. Lisa Hollcnstciner. Jody Roberts. Tasha Adams. Jana Goforth. Lisa Dudik. Geni Cahala. 9 8 8 L to R Kurt Racicot. Randy Tucker. Grant Hansen. Matt Fallcntinc. Raymond Kroenke. Dave Grapensteter, Mike Botsford, Bryce Simpson. Al Trocster, Garrett Workman. Not pictured: Dan Morgenstern. 92 Track Mike Botsford's opinion after running the 400. Garrett Workman going strong! Jenn Storie's looking good during the 1600 m relay. L: Mike Shourds “encourages” Grant Hansen, M: Tanya Younkin's reaction to breaking the 1600m relay record. R: Randy Tucker psyches himself up for the next race. Track 93 On Your Marks • • • Mike Shourds doesn't look too nervous. 94 Track AI Troester is relieved to cross the finish line! The 400 relay team: Tanya Younkin. Jana Goforth, Jennifer Storic, and Katie Morgcnstcrn. Track 95 Upper Left—who said Juniors don’t have school spirit? Middle—The lunch brigade is back. Bottom Left— -Students showing school spirit at football game. Bottom Right—Scott says, “Hey, who gave you permission to take my picture?” 96 Student Life V Cr GUESS Lcft-Raymond’s ape imita- tion Right-Frcnchtowns newest musclemen??? WHO'S CLOWNING Funny Faces 97 V UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE Jennifer Evans as Bca “Mom” Schactcr. Miss Barrett confronts Joe Fcronc. Ray Kronke as the sexy Mr Barringer. Mr. Barringer tries to deal with librarian, Charlotte Wolfe. 98 School Play Upper Left Corner: Steve Cyr as the Hawk. Upper Right Corner: Becky Childs as Ella Friedenberg. explains her theory to Sadie Finch, portrayed by Stacie Stites. Middle Left: Michelle Doty as Fran the Office Runner. Middle Right: Bryon Bertolt as Charles the Confused. Bottom: Cast and Crew present director Lisa (Mommy) Duffin with roses for her help and support. School Play 99 Guess Who Signs the Best 100 Autographs Autographs? Autographs 101 Can You Spell D-E-A-D-L-I-N-E ? I t I I The 1987-1988 annual staff was far from dull. We had a very relaxing semester( first semester), most of us just showed up for class and veged out. Third quarter hit and so did a few surprises, they're called DEADLINES. As we struggled to finish our layouts, and meet our DEADLINES, Mr. Anderson’s blood pressure rose and rose and rose. Unfortunately, not all of us made it. We kept working and one DEADLINE passed. Ahhhhhhh- we were so relieved, now we could fall back into the old habit of just showing up for class and veging out again. Right? Surprise!! We were faced with another DEADLINE. We worked, complained, worked, complained, complained, worked and complained some more and Mr. Anderson's blood pressure rose steadily. Well, we are now shooting for another DEADLINE, Mr. Anderson’s has checked himself into the I.C.U. ( Intensive Care Unit) of Community Hospital but is reported as stable. As for the annual staff ? We arc frequently visiting Warm Springs on a regular basis ( a few of us have checked in ) but hey, you've got your yearbook. Not many people know how much pain and agony and sleepless nights (Right? Mr. Anderson) an annual class experiences throughout the year. I myself did not realize the complexity of putting together a yearbook. It’s a lot of work but it looks like we made it?!?!?!?!? I must say, it's been an interesting year, long but interesting. But hey, nobody told us what annual class was all about, if they had. I'm sure we would have all taken a study hall. A NOTE FROM THE STAFF: Mr. Anderson, thanks for maintaining your “COOL”, we couldn't have done it without you. If and when we finally finish this yearbook, we dedicate it to you, if we don’t finish it... .....We'll finish!! ( I think). Anyway, take care of yourself, your high blood pressure, all twelve (12) of your ulcers, your migraine headaches, your insomnia, hypertension, and any black and blue marks you may have acquired either emotionally or physically throughout the year. It was quite an experience. Thanks for everything!!!! Thanks again. Amy, Joe, Dan, Jennifer. Donelle, Tami. Kelly, and Casey. t 102 Annual Staff Annual Staff 103 (I to r) Alternate Darcy Arnold. Delegate Jenn Storic, and Delegate KcllyAnn Martin. (I to r) Alternate Chris Goforth. Delegate Al Troester. Delegate Grant Hansen, and Alternate Mike Botsford. 104 Boys' and Girls' State Signing With the Best!!! Autograph 105 Jon Ringleb Isn’t it funny how time flies. Taking no break for lost good-byes. No one lasts forever. I thought we would. Until you proved me wrong. You're with the stars Way up high You weren't meant to be. I will hear your laughter in the wind I will see your smile in the sun. Your eyes are in the brilliant blue sky. You loved to make people laugh. You taught us how to have fun. And to live life to its fullest. You were satisfied with life. So it was time for you to go. Onto bigger and better things. You were too special for this world. It was time for you to go. You left and we will always miss you. But I know you will always be near. You will remain in my heart forever. by Paula Finley 106 Memorial r: ’■mwiwKi' ,w ' pn mtiq On Saturday, October 24. 1987, a very dear person was taken from everyone here at Frcnchtown High School. Jon Ringleb was a senior when a tragic accident took his life. The loss was a shock to all. Jon was the kind of person who always had a kind word for everyone and a smile that never seemed to end. He was involved in many activities, and a friend to many people here. He was the secretary of his class, a choir member, drama team member, and a Little Guy Wrestling coach. He will be sorely missed by many, but will remain close in hearts and memories for many years to come. Memorial 107 108 Academics Academics 109 Top: Student teacher Patty Hosea tries to convey an idea to her Short Stories Poetry class. Bottom: Tamara Gergen waves while Kim Nikoleyezik and Michelle McDonald try to look invisible. 110 Academics Senior Faculty Games Senior- Faculty 111 HISTORY DAYS 1988 Trevor Hayman portrays a 1960’s Volkswagon mechanic. Bob Hope (alias Mike Botsford) keeps the troops Jennifer Topel portrays movie star and actress Raquel happy on his USO tours. Welch. 112 History Days A LOOK INTO THE PAST-THE 1960’S Jr. The Coal Miners Daughter, Loretta Lynn, is portrayed by Kim Nikolyczik. O o o o o o The 1960's, what a decade! This era was colored by the likes of Maralyn Monroe, Vince Lombardi, Peggy Flemming. Bob Hope, and many, many countless others. The 60’s saw the hippies and flower children. And with these peaple. a new meaning of the word “freedom” was realized. Rock music was born again with such musical greats as the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, The Doors, Janis Joplin, and Jimmy Hendrix, to name but just a few. But, on the other side of the coin, we also saw the Vietnam War Crisis, the draft, racial unrest, and the assasinations of some of this countries greatest leaders. Yes, the 60’s was one of the most colorful decades in our nations history. And thanks to the students of Mr. Johnstons history classes, it is a era that will live in our minds forever. Hats off to another successful History Days! Casey Richardson portrays Elmer Keith, and Jennifer Hart dresses as the tennis legend, Billie Jean King. O O Q O o o History Days 113 WHO'S BEST F-CLUB OR NHS?? The letterman’s club, or F-Club, ac- tually accomplished a lot this year. They got a new stereo for the weight- lifting area upstairs in the gym. They also got a weight bench built by a member of the shop class for them. The National Honor Society is based on the ideals of character, service, scholarship, and leadership. In those areas, the NHS, did a lot this year, they decorated the Poverello Center for their Christmas dinner for the needy. They also helped on parent- teacher conferences and did several projects with the Frenchtown PTA. 114 F-Club NHS officers “flipping out”;(l to r) V.P. Tasha Adams. Tres. Michelle Peter- son. Historian Rachel LaCasse. Pres. Laura Wraith, and S.C. Rep. Laura Scharbcrg. NHS at the Homecoming Parade, (back row)Laura Wraith. Tasha Adams. Becky Childs, and KcllyAnn Martin, (front row) Theresa Morrison, Michelle Peterson, and Traci Doucette. All of NHS: back row(l to r) Duffy Porter. Jamie Heilman. Randy Trenary, Theresa Morrison. Dan Morgenstern. Becky Childs. Leslie Hestekind. Diane Johnston. Janice Thompson, and Laura Wraith. Middle row: Cheryl Oncer. Lorraine Flake, Shcrie DeCosta, Tcri Wraith. Lisa Dudik. Beth Fames. Amy Jo Dennis. Kory Bailey. Garrett Work- man, Tasha Adams, Lisa Bouley. Laura Scharbcrg. and Mr. Strothman. Front row: Dana Nikoleyc ik. KcllyAnn Martin, Jenn Storic, Kristi Lucicr. Rachel LaCasse. Stacey Schcllingcr, Candy Davis, Traci Doucette. Michelle Peterson, and Jen Evans. NHS 115 as The 1987-1988 Art Project: Once again several art students combined their efforts with skill to produce another outstanding symbol in our gym. The gym is not only a classroom but an arena where BRONC PRIDE and BRONC SPIRIT is exhibited through athletic competition. Our gym is a “CLASSY facilty of strong , visual symbols, making it one of a kind for class B and a fitting home for the strong , classy Broncs. r uKi i: Y j t U M 1 r+jKH s rMUKi: 116 Art Good luck Mr. Hightower Dear Students, Frenchtown High School is one of the outstanding high schools in the state of Montana. Strdents enjoy one of the finest physical facilities and one of the best academic programs in the smaller school districts of the state. As most of you are aware, Frenchtown High School was designated as a center of excellence by the English Teachers of America and their headquarters in the University of Illinois at Urbana. We have an excellent athletic program to work hand in hand with the academic side of our education. I would urge all students to take full advantage of the programs offered at Frenchtown. Try every different activity that you possibly can regardless of your ability. If you do this, you will find an exciting new facet of your educational program - one that will lighten the days and weeks as the year progresses. As a member of the student body, you must make your full contributions for the benefit of your fellow students. Once you make a commitment in the usual Frenchtown way pursued to its logical conclusion and you will leave Frenchtown with memories that will be part of you high school career for as long as you live. Best of luck to the Broncs and all members of the Bronc team. Sincerely, Mr. Hightower You'll Be Missed. Mr. Hightower 117 GRADUATION The Class of 1988 marches on with mixed emotions. 118 Graduation Senior Stacy Schcllingcr gives a farewell pcrfromancc to her classmates. Former Frenchtown Administrator. Lou Dunham, delivers the Commencement address. Choir, under the direction of Mr. Johnston, sings a farewell song to the graduates. Pam Meyer dedicating a song to fellow gradu ales. Valedictorian Lisa Bouley delivers her speech to the class of 1988. Salutatorian Becky Childs gives her speech entitled “Friends”. Graduation 119 Shop students showing their ability to work hard. Amy Klcppcr studying??? Alan and Paula show their affection. Lunch wasn't satisfying, huh. Dave? Taber and Tucker playing “games' 120 Mr. Hightower Mr. McMurray Mrs. Serba GUESS Mrs. Lucier Mr. Hagan Mr. Banks Photo Photo Photo Not Available Not Available Faculty 121 Mr. Anderson Mr. Caufield Mr. Clausen WHO'S Mr. Duhame Mr. Faris Mr. Fogerty 122 Faculty Faculty 123 Photo Not Available Mr. Normand I - i l i Mr. Paskey Mr. Racicot BEST Mr. Robinson Mrs. Starr Mr. Strothman 124 Faculty FACULTY? Custodians Mr. Issacs Mr. Kroenke Mr. Pattee Mr. Richardson Mrs. Block Mrs. Ford Mrs. Richardson Mrs. Kostelecky Cooks - Faculty 125 INDEX SEN IORS-C LASS OF 1988 OF 1989 Arnold. Darcy Adams, Tasha Bennett. Julie Bergman. Linda Boggess, Amy Bcrtollt, Bryon Botsford. Michael Boggess. Cindy Dike. Misty Bouley. Lisa Doty, timothy Brown. Michelle Ferguson, Herbert Buckallew, Coby Flaget. Deadra Cahala. Geni Flake. Cannon Childs. Becky Gergen, Tamara Clarke, Slcvcn Goforth. Christopher Cook, Robert Greer, Dcanne Cummins, Angela Gregory, Donelle Cyr, Steven Hansen, Grant Davis, Candace Hansen. Greg Dobak. Cory Hansen. Julie Doucette, Traci Hart, Jennifer Dunlop. Loretta Haymnan, Trevor Exc. Jason Heilman, Jamie Finley. Paula Hills. Jason Gould. Jana Hoblitt. Doug Grapensteter, David Hoverson. Jennifer Howard. Megan Howard, Shelly Hull. Carey Jones. Virginia Jette. Louis Lacassc. Rachel Job. Alan Lcadley, Neil Kent, Rhonda Lucicr. Kristi Klcppcr, Amy Lucier, Tami Kohler, Sandra Martin. Kelly Kroenke, Raymond McDonald. Kuhns. Mark Michelle Lehman. Sheila McKay, James Marcurc. Andre Meyer. Tim Marlenec. Renae Nikoleyezik. Meyer, Pam Kimberly Miller, Joe Nordberg, Scott Morrison. Theresa Notaro, Chris Murray, Jennifer Ockler. Shad Nader. Eliana Porter. Duffy Palmer. Duane Ramberg, Debra Parker, Melissa Richardson. Casey Petersen. Michelle Sample. Craig Philpott. Andrea Storie. Jennifer Richardson. Greg Stracencr. Mike Routh. Jeff Taber. Gerald Scharberg. Laura Topcl. Jennifer Schellinger. Stacy Trenary, Randy Shourds. Mike Trocstcr. Al Thompson. Janis Tucker, Steven Timfichuk. Michelle Touchstone. Robert Workman. Jennifer Tucker. Ronald SOPHOMORES- Tucker. Tony Walters. Val CLASSOF 1990 Washburn, Robert Babbitt, Dave W'raith. Laura Bailey. Kory Bauer, Joe JUNIORS-CLASS Biclawski, Rick Billington. Jay Dee Carmen, Ben Campbell. Misty Culp, Wade Carver III. James Davis, Scan Clark. Sherry DeCosta. Jennifer Close, Heidi Esterbrook. Rusty Cook, Matt Feldhahn. Kurt DeCosta. Sheri Flaget, Corrinc Dennis, Amy Jo Goforth, Jana Doty, Michelle Gould. George Dudik, Lisa Habcrlock. Jeremy Dunlop. Carolyn Hackley, Eric Edgar. Gary Hardy. Shaphan Erlandson. Adam Hcuchcrt. Joe Evans. Jennifer Hilgers. Scott Fallentinc. Matthew Hollensteiner, Lisa Fames, Beth Howard. Jim Flake. Lorraine Jacks. Donny Gardipe. Jon King. Aleshia Hestekind. Leslie Lundell. Tim Hoppie. Curtis Mansinghani. Tony Jensen, Ncls McCollum, Doug Jette, Ernie McElwain, Jodi Johnston. Diane Meadows. Renita Keith. Steve Mccham, Justin King. Zek Meng, Michelle Klaudt. Jennifer Mercer. Dawn Kuhns. Mike Miller. Aaron Massie, Mary Miller, Evelyn Dianna Morgenstern. Katie McIntyre. Tammy Norby, Kathy Morgenstern, Dan Nowlen. Chris Morrison. Kami Oberhofer, Wendy Nagy. Rochelle Racicot, Kurt Nikoleyezik. Dana Sicgler. Jason Ricsenbcck. Thad Simpson. Bryce Robert. Jody Staber, Lance Saddler. Tos Sticglcr. Scott Saunders. Kittrell Stiles, Stacey Shepard, Tracy Swenson, Tom Shourds. Roger Thompson, Sabrina Smith. Dawn Tillman. Jessa Smith, Gary Tucker, Randy Thompson. Robin Walker. Jason Trenary, Blain West. David Whitworth, John Vounkin, Tanya Woodworth. Kristy Workman, Garrett Wraith. Teri FRESHMEN- CLASS OF 1991 Babbit. Adam Barrett, R.J. Becker, Kelly Bitz. Debbie Block. Ronna Boehlkc. Linda Cahala. Drina Cahala, Ernie 126 Index AUTOGRAPHS Autographs 127 DESIRES IN TRAVEL ft “We can satisfy your travel desires” 900 Strand Ave., Missoula, Mt. West Broadway -Electronic Scope Analysis- 1340 W. 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