Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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To Jean MacArthur who isn’t a bit in need of it. HELEN HOLMES leaves her friendliness. To Mr. Conway writh best wishes, ELINOR COX leaves her hair. GLORIA SKOYEN leaves her neatness to Rose Eva Keith. To Willie Pyette, MARJORIE FRIEDE wills her talent for typing. MARGARET PHIPPS leaves to Vern Anderson her gift of gab, hoping that in all respects Vern makes as good use of it at Dotty has. HAZEL BROWN leaves her car to anyone who can make it run, preferably Mike Michelson. We hear he’s pretty good. FRANCES GIST and ITIIA BLATTER leave their talent for snagging diamonds to any lucky girl of the class of ’46 who can find a man actually breathing. To Leo Gist, LILA SICOYEN bequeathes her heighth. ELAINE JENSEN leaves her Shorthand ability to the one who needs it the most. BILL RUHR wills his borrowing tactics to any member of C. H. S. who wants to risk his neck like Bill did—paper, pencil and rubber shortage, you know. To any girl who thinks she can go steady HELEN RUHR leaves Mac Savage. Our perennial bachelor DONALD SHANKLE leaves his dancing technique to Merlin Jensen. WILBUR WAGNER leaves his physique to Bud Harshman. The job that VIC COHRS has held at Safeway’s is left to Olive Slonaker. Now she can do all the work, poor girl. SPIKE BRUSS leaves his ability for celebrating just any old time to Stanley Funk,

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GlcvU 'll!ill GIgm. 0 1945 We the Senior Class of 11)45 as we leave behind us the great Institution of learning to enter the portals of the complex world ahead of us do hereby make our last will and testament leaving to those in dire need of them, some of the better faculties that we possess. To the Junior Class we leave our positions as mighty Seniors and the obligation of putting out the annual and thereby keeping up a tradition. To the Faculty we leave our sincere thanks for the interest they have taken in our welfare and for all the knowledge they have so diligently tried to impart to us. To Betty Ruhr, DONA JOHNSON leaves her good looks and whistling figure. LAPRIEL SAVAGE wills her temper to John Rusch because he is such a mild, sweet-tempered little lad. RAF MATSUOKA leaves her brilliance to Gayle Norton. JANET EHLANG wills her cheerleader’s position to Grace Shockley and Donna Bowernian, they’ve been after it long enough. COLLEEN McCARTNEY leaves her personality to Serena Ronne, knowing how badly she needs it. ROWENA RENDA leaves Miss Zerr to anyone who thinks they can do the same thing with her that she did and get away with it. ALICE ALLISON bequeathes her quiet ways to Jack Sattleen and Richard Edgington. We all hope they make good use of this inheritance. AGNES BUGDEN leaves her sense of humor and screamingly funny jokes to Mrs. Crockett. To Marietta Chapman is left RUTH NEIBAUER’S soda jerking ability— we hope that she will do as good a job of winning friends and influencing people in the future as Ruth has in the past. SALLY ANN SPENCER leaves her ornery ness to Bill Morrison. LEN GEARHEART leaves his way of provoking the teachers to Haynes who doesn’t need much coaching. To the Junior Boys of next year BOB OI,SON leaves Joyce with all his compliments. LOIS LI DOLE leaves her man chasing ability to Betty Boyington. Good Luck. Betty!

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GIgM. Pnofdte f. GUu oj 1945 SENIORS OF C. H. S. Our seniors in tomorrows world: The leading sports photographer of the United States is ALICE ALLISON. At the present time she is in the hospital with a broken leg, she received when she got too close to her work. HAZEL BROWN and LEN GEARHEART are happily married and running a beer joint in Brooklyn—Congratulations and may all your little one’s be short ones. As an interior decorator she rates tops in Texas. Her former name was ELINOR COX—she changed it to Miss Fashion for business’ sake. She has become famous for her color schemes. Most of the time she does the living rooms in purple with pink polkadots. The bedrooms in red with bright green stripes, and then if the people permit her to finish they’re crazy and won’t mind if their kitchen is done in sky-blue-pink. JANET EH LANG is nicly settled and running a bakery in the big city of I andusky. It was the Bon Ton’s loss and her gain, however, because when Janet left she took Johnny Rusch with her to drive her delivery truck — so she said. If you want to know what happened to FRANCIS GIST, just listen carefully—she married Joe Hermes and they are as busy as can be raising hogs. ELAINE JENSEN—is in Paris showing them how to design hats. Her latest creation is a dainty little number, measuring about 3 feet in diameter. It’s white straw, with fruit, vegetables and many other vegetables, topped off with a marashino cherry, and a gob of whipped cream. Appetizing if not becoming. Managing the Safeway store we have VICTOR COHRS and the big boss better watch out because Vic is a very ambitious boy. SALLY ANN SPENCER is operating a control tower at Great Falls Airport. She sure know’s how to handle those pilots. The other day we overheal d a conversation she was having with one of the pilots who was waiting for tho signal from her to land. She said he couldn’t come in for a landing until he promised to take her to dinner. Of course he consented because he couldn’t go park on a cloud. The chief seamstress of the Powers Modeling Association is EDITH SASAKI. ITHA BLATTER is still the same Itha but her last name is Johnson. This hasn’t changed her a bit she’s still as nice as she always was.