Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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30 THE CHINOOK BREEZE May. 1028 IMWOTlWtvi The Quality Store Complete lines of Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishings, Shoes and Luggage Kayser Hosiery, Everfast Fabrics, Nellie Don House Dresses (Exclusive to this store) Up-to-the-Minute Grocery Fresh Vegetables at All Times Miles C. Myers “He Does It Right” Electric Arc and Oxy-Acetylene Welding McQuay Frost Proof Radiator Kelly Sprmgfield Tires Phone 11 FAVORITE SONGS AND WHO LIKES TO SING THEM “Sing Mo a Baby Song”—Donald Morrison. “Just a Couple of Good Guys Gone Wrong”— Owen McCaffrey, Harold Groven “Moonlit Waters” Laura McKinnie. “Where'd You Get Those Eyes”—John Rebol. “Girl of My Dreams” Eleanor McCaffrey. t’Sugar Babe. I’m Leavin’ ”- Shiek Davis. Tie Me to Your Apron Strings”—Ernest Wall- ner. Down in the Farm —Harold Barber. “Let Me Call You Sweetheart”—Sidney Riley. “Just the Kind of a Girl that Men Forget”— Frances Ramberg. “When I’m Gone You’ll Soon Forget”—Mabel Tan berg. “Where Is My Wandering Boy Tonight”—Zella Scott. Are You Lonesome Tonight”—Orin Wolary. “Beautiful Norway” Harold Groven. “Let’s Talk About My Sweetie”—Carl Noves. Everybody Loves A Fat Man”—Tubby Roas. “Ain’t We Got Fun”—Senior Civics (Mass. “Gee. But I’m Lonesome Tonight”—Ruth Me Millan. Me and the Boy Friend”—Dorothy Kenyon. Three O’clock in the Morning Lucile Phare “School Day Sweethearts”—Holly Reser.

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May. 1928 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 29 WHO’S WHO CONTEST WANTED COLUMN Boys’ Ballot Teacher’s Pet—Edward McPherson. School Cut-Up—Ben McKinnie. Best Athlete—E. Wallner. Best Grimier—Paul Davis. Best Loafer—Harold Groven. School Shiek—Sid Riley. Keenest Dresser—Owen McCaffrey. Best Disposition—Harold Barber. Best Dancer—Sid Riley. Soul Adviser—I. Predlund. Most Handsome—P. Moore. Girls’ Ballot Teacher’s Pet M. F. Pyette. School Cut-Up Laura McKinnie. Best Athlete—Loretta Maney. Best Grinner—Z. Scott Best Dancer -Eleanor McCaffrey. Prettiest Hair—Eleanor McCaffrey. Most Popular—C. Barber. School Vamp—Phyllis Sheppard. Sweetest Smile—Virginia Ames. Best Disposition—Frances Ramberg. Best Looking—Orpha Gesell. Johnson: I miss the old cuspidor since it’s gone. Mrs. Johnson: You missed it before—that was the trouble. Wanted—a wife. Must be Senior English and Language teacher. John Rebol. Wanted—a tie loud enough to be heard. Ingwald Fredlund. (charged). Wanted—good grades in Civics. The Senior Class. Wanted—a girl to take riding in my Ford. Tommy Ward. Wanted—some more gum. Orpha Gesell. Married man’s version: It’s all in a wifetime. i I Rexall Drug Store Headquarters for Victor, Brunswick and Columbia Records and Talking Machines J.F. Williams, Druggist il 72 Congratulations to the Class of 1928 Consult us about your financial problems. We do not pretend to be all-wise, but when it comes to money matters we can nearly always give you helpful advice. Please feel free to consult us any time. Lohman State Bank Chinook, Montana

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May. 1928 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 31 I'tkmmm Compliments of the Thos. O’Hanlon Company Sells Everything 1881—1928 Chinook, Montana sr