Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Lower—Jimmy Stevens, Phillip Brod, Oris Severson, Bill Pyette, Haynes Gearheart, Frankie Norberg, J. T. Butler, Dick Peterson, Paul Ramberg, Robert Hiebert, Katherine Gist, Rosie Birch, Alice Maetche. Row 2 Mrs. Crockett, Beverly Drake, Joyce Olson, Caroline Felton, Aileen Hall, Harriet Winterrowd. Alice Hall, Madonna Brandon, Rose Eva Keith, Ethel Carpenter, Betty Ness, Bernice Drake, Ruby Rider, Bill Mitsuda, Francis Magda. Row 3—Pearl Cohrs, Rosalie Mueller, Arleen Holmes, Olive Slon-aker. Harriet Burns, Dorothy Modic, Marietta Chapman, Grace Anderson, Helen Jacobson, Emma Guertzgen. Lily Keifer, Betty Kuhr, I awrence Seimens, John Crockett, Back—Vem Anderson, John Rusch, Merlin Jensen, Dick Lott. Jim Warrington, Russel Unruh, Bernard Norheim, Roy Cox, Tats Matsuoka, Marvin Maetche, Leroy Anderson, Richard Magda, Stanley Funk, Neil Summers. emote In September of 1942 we began our life as freshmen in C.H.S. with Mrs Jean Crockett as our sponsor. In a few weeks we were initiated by the upper classmen and then were full-fledged members of the High School. In September of 1943, as Sophomores, we again chose Mrs. Crockett as our sponsor. Our class officers for this year were: John Rusch ....... Dorothy Modic Neil Summers Harriet Burns Haynes Gearheart .......... President Vice-President S?cratary-Treasurer Representatives to the Student Council fall. We initiated the Freshman and gave the Freshman Mixer early in th The boys in our class were very active in sports. Those qualified for the main basketball team were: Merlin Jensen, Burvil Harshman, Frankie Norberg, Vem Anderson, Roy Cox and Marvin Maetche. The boys on the football team were: Roy Cox, Frankie Norberg, Vem Anderson and Burvi: Harshman.

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Lower—Ruth Neibauer, Sally Ann Spencer, Rae Mauuoka, Row Renda, Len Gearheart, Bob Olson, Lois Liddle, Colleen McCartney, Edith Sasaki. 2nd Row—Helen Holmes, Janet Ehlang, Elaine Jensen, Elinora Cox, Gloria Skoyen, Marjory Friede, Alice Allison, Margaret Phipps, Hazel Brown, Lapriel Savage. Barbara Martin, Frances Gist, Mr. Schei. 3rd Row—Itha Blatter, Lila Skoyen, Dona Johnson, Lawrence Blevin, Bill Ruhr, Warren Ross, Juanita DeMars, Agnes Bugden, Helen Ruhr, Don Shankle, Wilbur Wagner, Victor Cohrs, Lawrence Hofeldt. £ uniol We, the class of “45” began our journey into the mystic depths of High School knowledge in September, 1941. Mr. Hagen was chosen as our sponsor After many sleepless nights and considerable hazing by the Sophomores the terrible day arrived—Initiation. The Sophomores were merciless but we endured it. Bob “Murph” Olsen and Barbara Ross represented us in the Student Council. Finally, after a year of toil, we were Sophomores. At last—sweet revenge, we put on the initiation. This was well done. As Student Council representatives for this year we had Barbara Ross and Warren Ross. At last we reached the third year of our journey. The responsibilities of putting on the Junior Play and the Junior Prom lay with us. To lead and advise us this year we chose Mr. Schei. Our play, “Double Exposure” afte. a good deal of work (? ?) and a lot of fun was ready to be presented. Monday evening, Feb. 21 this was done. Janet Ehlang, Dona Johnson and Rowena Renda, three Juniors, were chosen as yell leaders by the Pep Club. On the Student Council this year were Helen Holmes and Warren Ross.

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Lower—Richard Wagner, James Jones, Donald Morrison, Philip Casteel, Kenneth MacLean, Richard Gibbs, Tommy Ness, Sherwood Marten, Bob Steinmetz, Jack Sattleen, E. Morimoto, Marvin Ross, Jack Hiebert, Row 2—Miss Hunt, Avis Wilcox, Joyce Thompson, Mary Ann Poppier, Maxine Conrad, Della Winters, Jerry Johnson, Edna Gardipee, Laura Kruse, Beverly Jamieson, Harriet Liddle, Doris Peterson ary Overcast, Maurine Overcast, Don Harshman Row 3—Elna Funk, Mary Yamamoto, Mary Ann Wise, Jean MacArthur, Cecelia O’Brien, Serena Ronne, Nella Wadeish. Donna McKinley, Richard Edg-ington, Ralph Friede, Virginia Murphy, Ruth Overcast, Gordon Michalson. Row 4—Mary Williams, Betty Larmer, Lorna Burns, Sharon Luckett, Alice Hiebert, Yvonne Butcher, Evelyn McPherson, Barbara Stam, Iola Skoyen, Dorothy Friede, Kathleen Wagner, Donald Wurth. Walden Haugen, Dick Sargent, George Lang, Rex Wadsworth, Ernest Friede. man In September 1944, the largest group of Freshmen ever to register, timidly crossed the threshold of C. II. S. Their number was about 75, but it soon dwindled down to about 65. At a class meeting the following officers were elected: president, Richard Edgington; vice-president, Joyce Thompson, and secretary-treasurer, Iola Skoyen. As our sponsor we chose Mr. MacDonald. On initiation day we were thankful that there were so many of us, because the sophomores couldn’t do much to each one of us. That same night the sophomores gave the Freshman Mixer, which was a great success. Freshmen were active in school activities. A large number of girls joined the Betty Lamp Lighters Club. Doris Peterson and Beverly Jamieson were the only Freshmen in the band, although most of the girls and some of the boys belonged to the Glee Clubs. We were represented on the football team by Gordon Michalson and Don Harshman. Gordon Michalson, Don Harshman, and Rex Wadsworth played on the basketball team. Later in the year, when Mr. MacDonald went to the Navy, Miss Hunt agreed to be our sponsor for the rest of the year.