Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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32 THE CHINOOK BREEZE May. 1928 Call Johnson Plumbing, Heating and Metal Works for Quality Service Our business is growing on the merits of first class material and workmanship, at prices as low as quality work permits. PHONE 81

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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

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May. 1928 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 33 THE FACULTY (Continued from page 6) Buffalo. Montana. She came to Chinook in 1924 and took charge of the Commercial department. John Kebol was born in Ohio. He is a graduate of the University of Dubuque, Ohio, in 1925. and attended the University high school at the same place. For the last three years he has taught mathematics in the Senior high—also chemistry. Besides this, he has coached the boys’ basketball and football teams very successfully. His spare time is spent in a rumble seat with “Rosie.” Ruth McMillan is the Senior class sponsor of 1928 and is also the language teacher. She was born in Canton, Illinois. In 1923 she was graduated from the University of Illinois and received her A. B. degree there. After her graduation she taught in Canton. Illinois, for three years, and came here in 1926. The rumble seat isn’t complete without her. Margaret Johnson is from North wood. Iowa. She is a graduate of Cornell at Mount Vernon. Before coming to Chinook she taught in Minnesota. For the last two years she has taught Junior high English and social science. Dwight Johnson—everybody knows him as “Clancey.” He was graduated from the Montana Stute College at Bozeman in 1926. He teaches the Smith Hughes agriculture and science classes in the high school. He has taught in C. H. S. for tw’o years. Joe Yuhasz is a “native” of Missouri. He was graduated from the Bradley Polytechnic at Peoria. Illinois. He has taught shop and algebra in the Chinook high school for the last two years. He has also had charge of track, during his stay here. He’s a pretty good athlete—to hear him tell it! Catherine Haw'ver is from Hope. Idaho. She is a graduate of Washington State College and took two years of her college work at the Montana State University at Bozeman. After her graduation she was for a time engaged in home demonstration In Flathead County. She came here as Mrs. Greene and was married to Mr. Hawver March 24. 1928. Last but not least, comes Tubby.” He isn’t a teacher, but the next thing to it—he’s the janitor. It’s hard to tell when and where he happened, but he did nevertheless. “With a single stroke of the brush.” said the school teacher, taking his class around the National Gallery. “Joshua Reynolds could change a smiling face to a frowning one.” So can my mother.” said a small boy. Caller: My husband is a hypochondriac. Second Caller: How' nice! Mine is an “Elk and a Redman of the World.” Judge: The prisoner seems to be drugged. Officer: Yes. sur. I drug him five blocks. Dentist: Will you take gas? Ernie: Yes. and you’d better look at the oil and water. Headquarters for Johnston s and Keeley s Candies m Greeting Cards for all occasions Stationery Drugs Sundries Prescriptions filled accurately Campbell Drug Company p P P § p t I 8 IBS Young Brothers Garage Chevrolet Sales and Service Chinook, Montana