Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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£etnestel SEPTEMBER 3 School opened, Freshmen thick as flies 13 All scho'.l assembly 20 Freshman initiation “Freshmen Mixer” given by Sophomores 28 First Fo r-ball game, Havre Colts lost OCTOBER 1 Teacher's meeting in Havre 4 Football game. Fort Benton, there Student Coundil held first meeting 8 Class officers elected 10 Shirley B. is now wearing John M’s “Ide” bracelet 11 Football, Malta there, but took Pep Club 18 First home game of football, with St. Mary’s Freshman Halloween Dance 24 Home Ec. Convention at Havre 25 Boys left school to help top beets 29 Muriel and Keithie seem to be getting “acquainted” 30 Pep Club Halloween Party Mary Lorraine's first date with Don H. NOVEMBER 1 Seniors got their class rings 2 District FFA meet, Chfinook took first place 8 Senior Girls organized 15 High School Carnfival, Grace Shockley, queen 20 Joan Betz is leaning to dance 21 Margaret is flashing a “sparkler” 26 Inverness Basketball game, there 28 Joyce Thompson left for 4-H Convention in Chicago 30 St. Paul's Basketball game, her? DECEMBER 6 Junior Play, ‘ A Case of Springtime” 7 Basketball, Turner, there 10 Dixlie and Wayne joined ranks 12 Benefit Polio Concert Basketball, Chester, there. We wen! 13 Basketball, Cut Bank, there. Our first loss 14 Basketball, Shelby, there. They won 15 Beverly Jamieson is going steady 17 Basketball, Harlem, here 18 Gregg Artists Christmas party 19 Basketball. Shelby, here. Avenged our defeat 20 Christmas Assembly by Sextette Christmas program 21 Christmas vacation started Basketball, Havre, there. Gave the Ponies a 3 point scare 24 Harriet IJiddle shone out with a diamond 26 Basketball, Wolf Point, here Geniece’s bailor arrived. Hubba’ Hubba! JANUARY 3 Big Sandv game, there. They lo3t 4 Basketball, St. Mary’s, there 6 Girls' Basketball started 10 Basketball, HHnsdale, here Big House Party at Butchers 13 Mary Lorraine wrote a 2,000 word essay, for eating sunflower seeds 14 Basketball, Havre, here 17 Basketball, Inverness, here Semester tests 18 Nancy Wagner got her ring

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Top Row— John Maewald, June Harbolt, Richard Lsonard, Marion Rush, Dick Jacobson. Second Row— Avis Wilcox, Jack Sattleen, Virginia Murphy, Jack HGebert. Third Row—Iola Skoyen, Stub Showman, Geriece Bruss, Jay Wadsworth. The Student Council began the school year of 1946 with the following officers, elected from the prevous year. £ytudent (Council PRESIDENT—Jack Hiebert VICE PRESIDENT—Don Morrison SECRETARY—Virginia Murphy TREASURER—Serena Ronne With the lesignations of Don Morrison and Serena Ronne, Don Showman and Iola Skoyen were appointed to fill these vacancies. The Student Council this year did away with home-rooms and instead had class meetings once a month and a Student Body meeting the next month. Dancing school was again started this year and turned out to be very successful. It was held on Wednesday nights from seven to nine. Mr. Kuhlman was sponsor and did very well in teaching the students new steps and also the fundamental ones. The Student Voice, the school paper, was the nictin topic of the year. The editor was Jack Hiebert and assistant ecflitor. Stub Showman. Mrs. Zimmerman was chosen as sponsor. The Chinook Opinion printed the paper. The staff consisted of the follow! ng stjdents. Sports—Stub Showman Sodials—Marion Rusch Interviews—Richarci Jacobson Donalec Barber Classes—Richard Leonard Richard Jacobson was elected business manager. The Student Council gave a dance in the Ag. ro was held from nine to twelve. Moving prictures which had not been presented this year. Election was held in the spring for the officers for the next year. Typists—Virginia Murphy, Avis Wilcox Iola Skoyen Fashions—June Harbolt Gossip—Geniece Bruss oir. December 13, 1946. The admission was 10 and tc the students for some time were brought back

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Second emestel JANUARY 21 Basketball, Dodson here 23 Movie, “It Happened in Flatbush” 24 “Snowball”, formal by Pep Club, Virginia and Jack crowned 25 Basketball, Chester here 28 Basketball, Harlem there. Fifty point win 31 Basketball, St. Mary’s here FEBRUARY 1 Basketball, Malta here 7 Sub-district Tourney started in Harlem Virginia Murphy wins D. A. R. award 8 Sub-district Tournament, Big Sandy first; Chinook second 11 Basketball, Saco here 13 Movie, “Kidnapped” 14 Basketball, Malta there BasketbaJl, Dodson, there. “B” squad 15 Turner Basketball game, here 20 District Tournament started in Chinook 21 Senior Girls’ Assembly 22 Tournament ends. Chinook, first; Big Sandy, second Virginia and Jack’s second anniversary! 23 Dick Thorsen started broadcasting over KAVR 26 Alan Schubert learned that you don't pour acid into boiling water MARCH 3 Nancy and Bob hit the year mark 11 Water pipes broke and soaked the Band room 14 Pep Club Assembly 20 Movie, “Beyond Tomorrow”' 27 Highway Patrol picture, “Wanton Murder” 28 Assembly, awards Lucille Renda picked for majorette 29 Mr. Conway’s birthday 31 Pictures taken for the annual Marie Sheck won the “Open the Door, Richard” contest APRIL 1 April Fool’s Day 8 FFA delegates left for Bozeman 11 Senior Play, “A Date with Judy” 16 Honor Society Banquet 22 Gregg Artist’s party 28 Sophomore Assembly Glee Club Concert MAY 2 Junior Prom 5 Band Concert 10 Band Festival at Havre 16 Senior Class picnic IS Baccalaureate 19 Class night 20 Exams 21 Commencement Exercises Co-ed Dance 23 Last day of school