Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Baccalaureate ItyLfb Chinook High School High School Auditorium Sunday. May 19, at 8:00 P. M. Processional Invocation ............. “Invocation”—Moore Address “Lord’s Prayer”—Malotte Benediction Recessional Rev. P. J. Sheehy Girls Double Sextette Rev. L. A. B. Nelson Girls Double Sextette Rev. P. J. Sheehy Class Tlicjht The Class Night Program was given uniquely in the theme of a gypsv tribe. The tribe was gathered about the campfire in the evening reviewing memories of the past and singing old favorite songs with the best singers giving vocal solos. Madre gave the history of the class and cleverly foresaw the future of all :n a crystal ball. The tribe is honored to have been chosen by the Romany Queen and to have her as a guest on this particular night which was their last campfire together. Their last will and testament was given before they departed into the future world led by the Princess and her Prince Charming. Commencement Chinook High School Wednesday, May 22 at 8:00 P. M. “Our Old High” .................................... Senior Class Salutatory ...................................... Emma Guertzgen “Green Cathedral —Hahn ......................Girls Double Sextette “Rosary”—Nevin ............................. Girls Double Sextette Valedictory ...................................... Harriet Burns “The Night is Young”—Suesse .................Girls Double Sextette “One Fleeting Hour”—Lee .................. Girls Double Sextette Address ................................ Rev. Paul W. Dierberger Presentation of Diplomas “Goodbye Now, We’re Through” ...................... Senior Class

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Name Born Place Nickname Known For Weakness Pastime Ambition Merlin Jensen ............Mar. 28, 1928 ... No. Dak.........Queen ...........Sportsmanship ....Mary ............Stopping out Fish salesman Lilly Kiefer .............June 1, 1928 ...Chinook .........Lil .............Giggling .........Sophisticate menMovies ..............Stenographer Betty Ruhr ...............Dec. 29, 1928 Chinook ........Bets ............Height ...........Marine ..........Chewing gum ... Nurse Dick Lott ................Aug. 29, 1928 ....Chinook ........None ............Hair .............Women ...........Sweet Shop ......To graduate Alice Maetche ............Oct. 2. 1926 ...Chinook .........None ............Office girl ......Marvin ..........Movies ............Housewife Frances Magda ............ Mar. 2, 1929 ...LeRoy. Mont. ....None ............Silence ..........Saturday nights..Waitress ........To graduate Tatsuma Matsuoka .........Aug. 24, 1928 ..Seattle, Wn......Tats ............Brilliance .......Lemon pie .......Sports ..........Doctor Dorothy Modic ............Mar. 17, 1928 ....Chinook ........Dot .............Accordian player Marines ..........Office girl .....Nurse Rosalie Mueller ..........Apr. 12,1928 Chinook ........Rosie ...........Editorials .......Music ...........Reading .........Social service Betty Ness ...............Sept. 15, 1928 .... Havre ........Nessy ...........Safeway's clerk ..Seabces .........Movies ..........Teacher Francis Norberg ..........Feb. 9, 1928 ...Harlem .......... Frankie ........Basketball .......Chewing gum ....Playing pool .....Jockey Bernard Norhcim ..........Oct. 21, 1928 ...Harlem ..........Bemie ...........Quietness ........Dark-haired girls Farmers Union ..St. car conductor Joyce Olson ..............May 4, 1928 ... Chinook ........Ole .............Clothes ..........Sailors .........Sleeping ........Marriage Willie Pyette ............Dec. 12, 1926 ..Chinook .........Willie ..........“Slanguage ...... Resting ........Resting .........To rest ' Paul Ramberg .............Sept. 15, 1928 ....Havre .........None ............fltnidity ........Saturday nights Working on cars Have a garage Ruby Rider ...............June 21, 1928 ...Kansas .......... Bubbles ........Hair .............Reading .........Thinking of Ray Marriage John Rusch ...............Apr. 14, 1928 ...Chinook .........Johnny ..........Hard work ........Not for print ....Resting ........Traffic cop Orris Severson ...........July 6, 1928 ....Carrington, N. D.None ............His limousine.....Too many riders Driving Dads car Pharmacist Robert Sheppard - Sept 6. 1927 Boners Ferrv Id Bob ...Good disposition Candv Navy I awrence Siemens Sept. 21. 1928 Chinook Larry Music ..Riding . ..Movies Ranching Olive Slonaker Oct 6, 1928 Chinook Mike . Letters ... Talking Nurse James Stephens -June 23, 1928 Havre Jim Jalopy ....Helen Pres, of Mexico Neil Summers Feb. 17, 1928 Havre . Cute females .. .. .Reading Psychologist Russell Unruh June 19 1928 Chinook . Rus .. Looks , . Wine ... Riding .Ranching- James Warrington Jan. 18, 1928 Chinook Jim Boogie Woogie .. Get into trouble .Radio technician

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fl-un'ich. Bottom Row—Helen Galbraith, Helen Dunbar, Laura Kruse, Jacqueline Norberg, Nancy Burgess, Avis Wilcox, Joyce Thompson, Mary Overcast, Virginia Murphy, Sharon Luckett, Beverly Jamieson Maxine Conrad.’2nd Row—Mr. Denny, Kina Funk. Nettie Felton, Irene Mohar, Harriet Liddle, Donna McKinley, Mary Ann Wise, Iola Skoyen, Tom Ness, Eichii Morimoto, Donald Morrison. 3rd Row—Maureen Overcast, Jessie Harris, Betty Thompson, Mary Ann Poplar, Mary Williams, Cecelia O’Brien, Jean MacArthur, Nella Wadiesh, Mack Savage, George Lang. Kenneth MacLean, Paul Nelson. Philip Casteel. 4th Row—Evelyn McPherson, Alice Hiebert, Lorna Burns, Mary Hermes, S:rena Ronne, Barbara Stam, Kathleen Wagner, Donald Wurth, Bob Steinmetz, Jack Sattleen, Jack Hiebert. Gordon Michalson, James Jones. fjiuu i CloA Jii4,tosuf The fall of 1943 saw us enter high school as Freshmen, our class being one of the largest for years. Although many dropped out, we still had a large class after the half-year. For our first year we chose as leaders: Dick Edgington as president and Mary Overcast and Jack Hiebert as Student Council representatives until spring when Gordon Michalson took over in Jack’s place. Like most Sophomores we were much bolder than in our Freshman year, so we gave the Freshmen a good old-fashioned initiation. Mary Overcast led us as president with Don Harshman and Sharon Luckett as Student Council representatives. This year several of the fel'ows were on the main ten in basketball and Richard Wagner was student manager. In 1945 we began our Junior year, and we were now over the half and anxious to reach our goal. Our able leaders were: Don Harshman, president; George Lang, vice president; Virginia Murphy, secretary-treasurer; and Evelyn McPherson and Bob Steinmetz as Student Council representatives. Our main achievements this year were sponsoring the Prom in “Rose Room” theme, and in presenting the Junior Play. Again members of the class ranked high in both basketball and footbail. To help us through this year, we had Mr. Denny as our able sponsor.