Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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30 THE CHINOOK BREEZE May, 1930 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Denver Blatter, Kenneth Sundfn, Andy Sackett, Claire Boyingtan, Hobert Richr mond, James Bowen, Ranald Noyes, Victor Bottomly, Wlayne Martin, Lynn Pulver, Robert Varner, Howard Miller, Gerbart Todd, Woodrow Christensen. Bernard Glenn, Leonard Olson. Robert Ripley, Walter Holst, Oscar Upshaw, Harry Culbertson, William Harbolt, James Easbey, Cecil Peterson, Julius Ward, Evelyn Patterson, Lewlsa Gilbert, Marion Stineburg, Eleanor Scott, Vivian Swenson, Gladys Murri. Amelia Thomas, Maxine Trotter, Elva DeWire, Edith Musgrove, Lenora Easbey, Jesse Kruse, William Ripley, Lawrence Phelan, Paul Koenig, Leonard Taylor, George Barber, Helen Boy-ington. Kathleen Morrison, Violet Kruse. Vera Varner, Monica Purdy, Adelyne Dennis, Helen Watkins, Lee Varner, Stasia Rogers. Lydia Upshaw, Karin Barber, Manie ltedekop, Beulah Boyington. Mildred Ames, Ida Blatter, Cora Wilcox. Mary Janet McCabe, Amy Thompson, Nellie Penla, Westina Cowan, Eudora Swenson. Mildred Mus-grove, Margaret Oaanpfleld. Gwen Hottenstein, Annie MacArthur, Ruby Dalke, Blanche Brandon, Carola Wolary. Ruby VeTman, Anna Poppich, Francis Luther, Katherine Kuper, Kathleen Shireman, -----Winder, El Nora Sessions, Mary Lott, Celia Streeter, George Didow, Edgar Lea. Arthur Cowan. HISTORY OF JUNIOR HIGH In 1922-23, our classes, consisting of more than sixty children, enrolled in the first and second grades. Miss Ramsey and Miss Tilden were our teachers. Our years In the grade school passed quickly Miss Hutchinson. Miss Staudaker, Miss Corrigan, Miss Trumball, Mrs. Terry and Mrs. Flynn each helped us in turn in the mastery of the grade school fundamentals. We entered Junior high somewhat afraid of our school work and the upper classmen, but this fear gradually has left us. We have accustomed ourselves to taking work under several teachers instead of one. We no longer miss our recesses. Mr. Zimmerman and Mrs. Leonard are our home-room teachers. Wie have enjoyed two class parties since our entrance into Junior High.

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May, 1930 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 29 FRESHMEN Eugene Phelan, Harold Otter, Glenn Oox. Wayne Pulver, Jack Downs, Vergil Overcast, William White, Joe Lawson, Curtis Christensen. Donald Fulton, Lawrence Patterson, Paul Nolan, Fremont Dennis. Ralph Thompson. Winston Otter, Raymond Feltoi , Florence Gesell. Gladys Obie, Lillian Phares, Virginia Dehl. Ruth Knowles. Helen Hoover, Kathryn Marsh. Kathryn Jess, Nona Wadsworth. Pearl Powell. Mildred Harsh man, Helen Olsen, Evelyn Wilson. Margaret Ripley, Alta. Dowen. Frieda Duffield. Annie Thormafen. I eona Weidner. Beryl Bressler, Hazel Todd. Dorothy Watkins. Vemice Tuck, Ruth Thompson. Dorothy Anderson, Leo Mcore, Lorena Reser, Leo Harrison, Charles Peterson. Marguerite Shurr. Ray Brown. Guy Dowens, Oliver Hook. Tom Richards, Glen Overcast. Ralph Nich, David Davis, Cyril Morrison. James Forbes. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY When we started to school in 1921, our class was so large that it was necessary to divide it. Our teachers during this year w-ere Miss Ramsey and Miss Ronne. Miss Hutchinson was our second grade teacher. We had several enjoyable picnics during that year. Miss Clark and Miss Corrigan were our third and fourth grade teachers. Many students, failing to grasp the principle of long division, were left behind in the fourth grade. The next year Mrs. Terry confronted us with the difficult study of fractions. Most of us succeeded in making our grade. Miss Burbridge was our sixth-grade teacher. At the close of the year, we wrere given certificates of promotion, with a permit to move into the high school building the following fall. We found Junior High to be quite different from the grade school. It was necessary for us to adapt ourselves to new’ regulations and to taking w’ork under several instructors. Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Zimmerman. Mrs. Showman and Mr. Johnson were our teachers. We elected Fay Upshaw’ class president, and Virginia Ames carnival representative. In the eighth grade we elected Lawrence Patterson class president and Helen Hoover vice-president. In the spring we had a class party to w’hich we invited the seventh and ninth grades. Our teachers were: Mrs. Leonard. Mr. Zimmerman. Miss Lund. Mr. Rebol, Mr. Bow’en and Mr. Bryan. This year there are seventy-two freshmen, many of whom are new members. Our teachers are: Mrs. Williams, Miss Baur, Miss Brow’n, Mr. Bryan, Miss Raugust, Mr. Bowen and Miss Lund. Registration and freshman initiations wrere new experiences for us this year.

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