Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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May. 1932 THE CHINOOK BREEZE 15 HELEN JONES. “Jonsie”—“Man has a will, but woman has her way.” College Prep; Dramatic Club ’28-’29; Class president freshman year; Glee Club ’28. 29, '30: Expression class ’29-30; Wishing Well: Assistant Editor Student Voice ’30-’3l, Junior Prom Committee: Editor Student Voice ’31- 32; Vice President senior class: Bab. BERNICE KING. “Bernice”—“Her face is like a garden fair. Joy and laughter mingle there.” Commercial course; Prompter senior class play. ROY MANEY, “Pat”—“Was once caught studying, but has almost succeeded in living down the disgrace.” College Prep: Dramatic club ’27; Latin Club ’27- 28; Football ’28-’29; Basketball ’28-’29; “C” Club. EDNA MARK HOLM. “Edna”—“Great modesty often hides great merit.” College Prep; Glee Club ’31-’32; Annual Staff. AGNES MONSON, “Aggie”—.“I’ll steal through life in my own quiet way.” Commercial course; Home Ec. Club '30-31. DAISY NESSLAR, “Babe”—“Nature has made nei what she is and never made another.” Basic course; Home Ec. Club ’31-’32; Annual Staff. + ! i

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THE CHINOOK BREEZE May, 15)32 ROZELTHA GIBBS. “Rosie “A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall and most divinely fair. Commercial course; Glee Club •29. 30, 31; Pep Club ’29. 30, 31; Bells Oi Capistrano; Advertising Manager senior class play. ELAIN GOODMAN. “Tuffy”— She smiles and the world smiles with her. College Prep; Basketball (Hinsdale) 28-’29; Cheer Leader (Glasgow) 30-’31; Orchestra (Glasgow) 29-'30-'31. LILLIAN H ALLEN BERGER, “Holly. “To meet her is to love her. To Know her. but to praise. College Prep; Pep Club ’29; Latin Club ’28- 29; Glee Club ’29, ’30. 31; Journalism cla,s; Editor-in-chief of Annual; Bells of Capistrano; class Day Committee. LILLIAN HOLST. “Freckles —“Small. smiling and studious. College Prep; Latin Club 28-’29; Junior Prom Committee. Dramatic Club; Student Council ’30- 31; Assistant Editor Student Voice 31-’32. Winner of first place in Literary Digest Essay contest; Bab. GLADYS HOTTENSTEIN, “Gladys —“You can manufacture blonds, but red hair comes natural. College Prep; Latin Club ’2S-’29; Dramatic Club 28-’29; Student Council 29- 30; Journalism class ’32; Bab; Annual Staff. MARGARET JACOBSON. Ikky” “A sunny disposition is half the battle. Commercial cou-se; Home Ec. Club ’28; Home Nursing ’28.

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16 THE CHINOOK BREEZE May, 1932 I JULIA NOLAN. “Nolan.”—“Never ready, always late. But she smiles and so you wait.” Basic course; Dramatic Club ’28-’29; Home Ec. Club ’29-’32; Pep Club ’31; Girls’ Double Trio. ’30, ’31. ’32; President of Glee Club ’30. ’31, ’32; The Wishing Well; Bells of Capistrano; Journalism class ’2S-’29. i i i GERHARD OBIE. “Gay”—“An all-around man and a man all around.” Agricultural ! course; F. F. A. ’29-’30; Property Manager f senior class play; Class Day Committee. i i I WINN PETERSON. “Buttercup —“No sinner nor no saint perhaps. But—well, the very best of chaps.” College Prep; Dramatic Club ’28-’29; Latin Club ’2S-’29; Glee Club 30-’31-’32; Student Voice ’30-’31; The Wishing Well; Bells of Capistrano; Bab; Three Live Ghosts. j i ! MII.DRBD PHELAN, “Mildred — Her peal j of laughter will ring far.” College Prep; j Latin Club ’28-’29; Junior Prom Committee; | Student Council 31-'32; Annual Staff; Property Manager senior class play. MAURICE POWELL. “Edison.”— “Deed's are better things than words are. Actions mightier than boasting.” Agricultural course; F. F. A.; Electrician senior class | play. j i ■ I PETE PYETTE. “Pete —“The census cm- I braces seventeen millions of women. How’d you like to be the censuj?” Basic j course; Ag. Club ’28. ’29. ’30. i j i i