Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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 tlt’iili Samis—“Cotton”—“All irisal antr-L have liiir fi-il. Kv-Iyn Ola..ii Ev” Edward N'orillii SisKOIl- “Slnrty” I hat- red hair.” Kathryn Kasliey “K K Knti- - Wiw from th- lu|i i f her bMid up. 1 uul ('iH-hran ”Ooinp n Cook - -“.Most a otninmlat inu I omth l iih. n) I’lint — Oh. how I love slim p«-opl-.“ Th- Knrly Bird. I anna ri I—“.I inly - -”. little hnrniii- is a duiiircrniis t hi air. “ Domlh.y B-njainin “Texas “Haute makes waste.” lil.lr-.l Sii.ihxoi “Smiley —“ Win n m tin- next party •” '- Oru NVaid -“Slim -“Know a lot lint wi,v» little.” V. T. l.-sli- l 'mnk- ••Krinek” -“ Listen to rwimm. MJorothy Lea “IVanuts “Our MiNaionnry. is Ilnlene Dowen -“.lark”- “I would rather typewrite than -at. V Miss Basset— Vin - -“Short hut sweet. JUNIOR EDITORIAL Tin Junior eliiss of 1 » 1 ? consists of twelve im-inhcrs. nil of whom (food s| orts Kvi-ii though Ihey are tin smallest class in high liool they nr tin best bunch to get out and have a good time. They have more parties and lictter parties Until any other dam win oven dream of having The reason for this in because mint i the best I'lnw with the best sponsor in school. When it «Ont.'s to school work the .-lass is right there and when • tie pupil Joe not rometnlwr the answer to some .letestahle .|iiextion Dorothy will la sure to know it. In all Junior el asses there are from one to three Dorothy . The «lel ate league was well supported by our class As you all know three of the six in the local contest were Juniors and on.- of our number took pur! in the district debate which we won from t imteali. While we an- talking of Juniors I want to tell you of their athletics Four of the Junior hoys play.si on the basket ball team at .me time or another this year and the ifirla always took Dorolhx along to win the game for them. Now that the time for track meet is drawing nenr everyho.lv is lookup; to the Juniors for something fine. Patriotism is th • gl«r of the Juniors. 'I'liev can sing any patriotic song that was ever heard of mid have been generous in their support « f all war activities. They put the red. white and blue everywhere even on their report ear.U These an- only a few of the good .pnditic of the Juniors of 19111. (2LKNN SANDS.

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Leo Paul.v— Frenchy - ‘ Vernon Castle II. Harry Hnrlcn— Ole - Beau Brnmniel. •I nr oh Flora— .lake — l.ove in. ami leave » • not.’ I Itriiwwit .—“Hml Onler Hiitl Ap| « tit« . Ocorffe Benjamin— Texas.riiia hen mometrv all eraay. Joe Diekson— IW — Teacher's | ct.’ Hnsm Christianson •‘Cook - Weiner ami sauerkraut Milton Christy— RevS - Flashy tits ami v- ks Kliudieth Tliilmudeatlx Tin Li ’ Brief ami to tin- |H int. Winifred lieetor— Windy — Cut Bank. Krvin Miller - Krv He loves the Kiris (??7 ??? ??? ■ N Bessie Faster brook - Biir Wort I B» ss.rite Lily Maitl of Axtolot. ’ ’ Helen Kush - Curls — What will we eat? Miiruio Fuller—“Mick - - CJnhbrr” Star Whisperer. Kvva Caldwell—‘•Una — I link he said to., inueli nil rea.ly yet!” MaryBelleWilkerst.il - IItippy - - The Sophomore ernli. Tlm-sa Lafrantx— Dilley — One hundred | er cent perfect. llrarc Kenyon- Carrots ly hair is ».« retl. it’s auhiirn Our sponsor. Miss Reid Mother Reid” - Jailor “Three liours after srhool for you. Leslies You look sweet cnouuli to ki« ». Dorothy: That s the way I iut.-mle.l to look. Mrs. Williams: Floyd, what is a stepchild ? Floyd: One left on the stop, I miens. SOPHOMORE EDITORIAL 'I'll prwiit Sophonu re cliws i tin lust lav» in the ( hiuook 11 iuli School. It ia I hi year en««onnter geometry and Caesar. two of I ho most difficult milij-1« f the High Srhnol emirs.. | o we fit11 to tsiiii.' through with Ilyins olnrs No We uphold tli« r. «•-ortl of the school mid even break it. We study hard to do tins Init nil our attention in not oreupnd id UK thin line. The Junior excel us in nthleliis We admit hut • are fur ahead of the Senior or Ereahmen. Hut ev n then, Juniors, who won the hundred yard dash ’ With all this inereii d work and diatinetion we begin to hold our head with pride and think in terms of dignity We smile to ouraelves when ire think of aomt t f ties.- itanti we palled ff in our Preahman year and sympathise with the Freslii. . We an a « Inss have done our hit toward winning the war. We have furnished s| cakers in all the Liberty l mn drive and War Stump campaigns and also are supporting n French orphan Therefore we feel assured that the elans of 21 is and alwnya will he n credit to old Chinook High. JOK DICKSON. Hank, exhibiting his picture taken with two French poodles, to his Iicnt girl: “Can yon re.-.gnixe nu T” tiirl: “Certainly; yOu are the one with the hat on.” The Caenar class is trying t« find tin- inclining of one of Caesar's statements. “It happened that Oil the sallle night the 111. on wits ‘full V Mis A tide raon: “Myron, f yon had a little more spunk, you'd get hotter grades in grammar. Now. do you know what spunk is?” Myron: “Yea, imi'iim. ii' the past parti, i pie of spank. Freshman: “Hey. mister, how can I keep mv cap from falling Off?” Senior: “Try a thnnih link, my 'my. try u thumb tuck.”