Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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School Board Greetings We, the School Trustees, wish to extend to this Senior class our most sincere greetings and best wishes. We will watch you thru the coming years, just as we have thru the years past, and feel an element Df personal pride in all you do. The tasks of the school trustees are like those of parents, not always simple and easy; but our efforts are well repaid when we view a class such as this. We feel that you hold the ideals and standards that we have helped to establish for you in high regard, and that you have developed a strength of character from this training which will help to guide your steps as you take your place in the larger world, as it has In your school world. May each individual of the class of 1930 find his place in the realm of life, and have his unbounded measure of success, is the wish of each member of the School Trustees of District No. 10.

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The B reeze of 1930 The Class Book of the Chinook High School Presented by The Seniors CHINOOK, MONTANA

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CONTENTS I. ADMINISTRATION II. CLASSES III. ORGANIZATIONS IV. ATHLETICS V. BASKETBALL VI. FEATURES VIT. HUMOR AND ADVERTISING FOREWORD In presenting this 1930 Breeze the Senior class wishes to thank all who have made this annual possible. We ask your kind indulgence as you read these pages—remember we are only human. This book represents the culmination of twelve years cf buoyant childhood and youth. In the years to come may it offer sweet communion to those of us whose hearts are still in touch with the dear old school days. We have tried to put into this year book, wholesome—good cheer, humor, hope—those things that make dark days endurable and sunny days enduring. Here’s to the friend that seeks not self, and hath No censure for our frailty, but doth woo The way of truth; then sheds upon our lives A radiance that all things else survives. WILLIAM H. DUKE. JR.. Editor.