Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Greetings from the School Board There are many rather burdensome and disagreeable phases of the work of the School Trustees. But we find compensation for them in the satisfaction with which we see, each year, young people in the school benefitting by the facilities for training provided for them. Bach Senior Class that leaves the school gives us pleasure and pride. The progress they have made, the high excellence of their characters reassure us that the labor devoted to maintaining and building up the school has not been wasted. The Class of 1927 will leave here with our keenest interest in their future, with our faith in their ability and desire to make profitable use of the training we have helped to provide for them. We are delighted to place in this publication of the Class our expression of our high regord for them and of our hopes that the future may bring them true success. There is much yet for our graduates to learn of life. They have much training yet to endure. There are harder tasks yet to be done. But we feel that they leave our school with good preparation for the tasks ahead, with high standards of life and conduct, with willingness to do their parts faithfully. Our greetings to our Seniors. Our best wishes for their success and happiness. THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF DISTRICT NO. 10.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS I. ADMINISTRATION. II. CLASSES. III. ORGANIZATIONS. IV. ATHLETICS. V. HUMOR AND ADVERTISING. FOREWORD We, tht Senior Class of 1927, present to our readers this annual containing an account of the happenings of the year 1926-27. We hope that you will come to value it more as the years go on.

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