Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Cliuumk Ihtbltsljtfb by ttir tubrnts at Clynnuk liiylj d?Dol v ■■ Vol. 1. December, 1917. No. 1 Editor in Chief,........................ Kathryn Flanagan Business Manager, ............................Leo Gesell Assistant Business Manager,............................Cleo Dowen Fiction Editor,.......................Marguerite Thibaudeau Social Editor, ......................... Violet Flanagan Dramatic Editor,........................Margaret Ramsey Sporting Editor, .................................... Henry Martens Exchange Editor............................ Lila Christian Comic Editor,...........................Adelaide Christian Business Adviser,.............................Miss Dickey Literary Adviser,.............................Miss Adams fEhitortal Introductory The Chinook High School “Breeze” is the result of two months of tireless effort. As this is the first year that a High School paper has been attempted, we found it impossible to get out a paper any sooner than Christmas. Most of the members of our editorial staff have had some experience in this kind of work, having been on the staff of the Sophomore “Life” last year. We have found that the people of

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 “ ...............— LUMBER — BUILDING MATERIAL — POSTS Local Lumber Co. “Where Quality Marks the Value” Yards at CHINOOK----------ZURICH DODSON s Do Your Trading at the Bogy Mercantile Co. Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishings, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries, Furniture. v AGENTS FOR “PATRICK” WOOL PRODUCTS

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4 THE CHINOOK BREEZE Chinook are willing to help make a success of our paper, as is shown by our numerous advertisements, and we appreciate their support. The members of the faculty have also aided us a great deal. We hope that our paper will be appreciated. We Thank You. We, the C. H. S., thank you, who have so kindly assisted us by giving us ads, showing that you are indeed good sport:; and are not only boosting yourselves, but wish to help a good thing along as well. Come on, now, you folks and patronize the advertisers, and show that you are equally good sports and boosters. Help a Good Thing Along We certainly appreciate the help of the rest of the students of the High School in getting material for the “Breeze.” Just because you haven’t some special work assigned to you, don’t sit down and let some one else do the work. If we’re going to make our paper a success, we must all work. Everyone should contribute to this. Get busy, because some of us will not be here next year and it will fall to you to carry the work along. Push! Don’t be a slacker! Buy a Chinook Breeze and get warmed up to the school news. •K. M. F. ’18.