Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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A COLD STAR. I ntn only n lit 11» star, hut. li. I stand for so mui'h; I iiiii only one in u million mid more. There are many nml many Hindi. II i.s fame would Imvc spread nfnr If In had still liern here. Nm» over there lie is sleeping: While hi mother tho prom! is weeping. 11 is duty lie lilts done. A record he him won For bravery mid truth. It is nn High. Tread softly you | nssers.b . Por I am a gulden star. VIOLKT HTNYAN. 'l'» “Doesn't basket hull interf.ro with your work. 1 1111!? Paul: “Ortninlv not; work interferes with my basket ball. Hank: “Say. Cico, von didn’t know I was an ele tri« inn ! I missed my ealling. Cleo: How’s that !’ Hank: “Why. last nil'll! over at Hans' the el«. trie light fuse luinit out. im ss who fixed it? Me—-I —myself. Cleo: “Huh, you’re no eleitririati; yon 're an idiot.” Marguerite T.: “Thin bun took tin prixe in the baking eont«- l this morning. Hank: “The roll of honor, eh? Dealing in Fractions. Mrs, Ileiiihre; “Mr. 11ombre may think I lack only l 4! . of being perfect, while I’m sun that lie doesn’t lark ! !»!»' . Miss Adams: “Have you rcml “Frwklw? Norma S.: No. I have brown ones. Winifred in I). S. e|av : Mrs lleinbre. hmv do yon turn tin- heat off a fireless cooker? INDIVIDUALITY Some hiiiir «rt- hard for one NVIiii h other 1'iinl ho light. Some s e the noonday sun Ami Mime file darkest night. One mnti lovea solitude. )ih m-ver i alone. Thu all (MMiOHS a mood IN eiiliarly their own. One il K« on paper write The miiKing f his heart. Another take delight In awe-inspiring art. Kate «11 I not fashion man Kor imitative art. I Silt all ill life a great plan Must aet a s| ei:tl part. Kaeh one hiinwclf should rule 11 is life work should deeide. Me nut thy neighbor tool. True not a friend to guide. V'llir eons, iellee. will, alone Supreme in yon nnist lie. Make this great truth your own: tiod made all people free. A DKLA 11 B CHRISTIAN. ’19. Weather Forecast A dry wave sweeping over the conn try from the west; will continue for an indefinite term. .Miss Reid: “And how is Minnelli today, .Joe?’ doe: “Say. Mis Reid. Dr. Iloon examined her with his tel- es -ope and took her temper and said her utensil were out of order.” Mabel B.: ”1 understand the text ;dl right, hut Miss Diekey'a explanation pn . .led no- a g« id deni.” Miss Reid t » pupils in assembly: “ Now. I’m not going to talk very long, hut if yon get what I m going to say in your hernia, you’ll have the whole thing in a nut shell.”

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