Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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May. 1925 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 22 CALENDAR (Continued from page twenty-one) Jan. 9. Sandy plays first basketball game here. Jan. 10. Freshmen give a party. Skull and Bones Initiation occurs. Jan. 12 and 13.—Semester exams!!! Jan. 16.—Dodson wins 2-1. Jan. 17.—Seniors give sleigh ride party— howling success. Eighth grade enjoy themselves at party. Jan. 22.—Pres. S. E. Davis of Dillon comes down. Jan. 23 and 24.—Boys and girls play at Sandy and at Havre. Jan. 25.—Some of the girls hate to leave Havre. Jan. 28. -Evelyn McKinnle is questioned about the mysterious disappearance of Cole’s suitcase. Jan. 31.—Shelby arrives. Feb. 1.—Teachers all smile because it is pay-day. Feb. 6.—We play the fast and furious Swedes at Harlem. Feb. 13. -Seventh grade Valentine party. Feb. 14. Again we give the Swedes a merry chase here. Feb. 17.—Francis Easbey shows his talent at the Speaking Contest in GrifTin’s hall. Feb. 20. -Boys leave for Great Falls. A great many get measles and whooping cough. Feb. 27. -Havre comes down for our last game. Mar. 2.—Norma Gesell awarded valedictory honors and Marie Maeirt the salutatory honors. Mar. 6.—Glee Club concert. Mar. 13.—Grade Operetta “The Land of the Dolls.” Talk by Pres. McLean of the Intermountain Cnion College of Helena on The Value of Education. Mar. 14.—Juniors give party. Mar. 15.—Epidemic of spring fever arrives. Mar. 20.—Seventh grade give a party. Mar. 27.—Mr. Smith was the leading attraction of the American Legion Minstrels. Apr. 17.—Dramatic Club program. Apr. 25.—“C Club Carnival. Class track meet. May 1.- -Triangular track meet. May 8.—District track meet. Ag Day and Stunt Nile. May 15.—Senior Class Day. May 17.—Baccalaureate Service. May 20.—Commencement. -----C.H.8.------- “ALUMNI 1 To the Class of ’25: As a member of the Class of 24 I wish you success with your Annual. There is probably no better way of keeping alive the school spirit and bringing back the pleasant memories of high school life than through an Annual. Much credit is due the Class of ’25 who have put in much time and labor to make it a success. Wishing the Senior Class the best of luck. I am. BILL ROSS. C’24. (Continued on page twenty-five) M B r-si r 'VI i % s 7 M Overland and Willys-Knight Cars Fisk and Federal Tires c £ Complete Line of Automobile Accessories p. General Repair Work '£ s THE AMERICAN GARAGE | Phone 101 Chinook, Montana isj | m Chinook Plumbing and Electric Co. Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal and Electric Work Satisfaction Guaranteed

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2 2 THE CHINOOK BREEZE May, 1925 HUlKmHlSKMllfiK The Best in Ladies Ready-to-Wear Smartest of Spring Coat Fashions Beauty of fabric and coiortones, moded along those simple lines so much in vogue. The fine perfection of tailoring which brings out the beauty of garments of simplicity, are noted in these. The Ensemble—A Costume of Elegance The ensemble is a practical mode, possessing features that give it a smart versatility. One may have a complete outfit when one so desires, and then may wear the dress and coat on separate occasions with equal smartness. Fro:ks that Tell A Charming Story of Spring Smartness A graceful floating quality is apparent in all. yet each with a difference that recommends its favoritism. New Millinery Our hats are so pretty and in such variety that one almost loses sight of their moderate pricings. There’s a mode for every type — and for every occasion. We should be glad of an opportunity to slio w them to vou. Hart Schaffner Marx Suits for Men If you want your clothes to “do you proud,” pay enough for fine quality. You’ll find that you get a lot of solid value for the little bit extra you pay. Faultless style, for example — rich woolens -needlework of the sort that exclusive tailors charge big money for. Our Hart Schaffner Marx clothes are luxuriously made, but the price is easy— $39.75 to $45.00 £ mwiM WWWiWcM M M fie M SS Wi ffl WMMWWWW SB

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24 THE (MI I NOOK BREEZE May. 1925 S'mUMmm mi mi mim m mi mi mmi mi m mi mi mi m mi m nwmwwww. W ® MMMWMM W J(S W3® ffl J liar —--tsss, na vtt ——- GOOD CLOTHES A hand organ can grind out any tune; hut hear it played by a master pianist! It’s anybody’s privilege to adopt a certain style. You’ll see lots of loose-fitting clothes this season— but it takes a master tailor to achieve genuine distinction in the loose-draping suits. F. D. BOYLE Chinook, Montana •K sniiiiiii ONE DOLLAR Opens A Savings Account and Obtains a Liberty Bell Bank. When Will the Emergency Arise? Some day you will need money and need it quickly. When will that day arrive? Tomorrow? Next week? Next month? One never knows when adversity will strike but when it does strike, a Savings Account will be your best friend. Start now to build up a savings fund for the “rainy” days ahead. A Liberty Bell Bank will help you do it. THE LOHMAN STATE BANK Chinook, Montana m m m I tea- MmmmwmmmwwrwmMWLmftt st MWMMUWtMM