Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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A ’ 4 ft I Betty Brinkman. Katharine Crockett, Jean Figg 'rio The Trio, accompanied by Jane Speers, sang for many organizations throughout the year. CL CU The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Whitney, took part in the annual Christmas pageant and went to the Christmas sing in Havre. First row: Mr. Whitnev, Margie Williamson. Shirley Paulson. Mary Ann Moore. Mary Ann Williamson, Nellybert Ambrose. Cornelia Feiertag. Arle West. Gloria Feiertag. Kay Robertson. Katharine Crockett. Mae Butler. Carol Wurth. Lacene Galbraith, Jacque-lin Matchett. Rulee Matsuoka, Kudora Kaufman. Jeanette Waisath. Marilee Chapman. Betty Brinkman. Second row: Jeanette Anderson. Ho Mackenstadt. Jane Speers. Dorothy Williamson. Mvrna Sonnenberg. Mary Ann Kleinjan, Connie McCoy, Diane Cline, Joan Anderson, Naida White. Pearl Russell, Alice Tilleman, Sharon Streeter. Jean Figg. Marlene Kessel, Helen Neibauer. Elaine Stirland. Patsy Shelstad. Virginia Rosenbaum, Dayle Hobbs. IH 0(V

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First row: Mary Ann Moore, Marv Ann Williamson. Second row: Kay Robertson, Edward Sokolitch. Linda Westin, Lorna Bowen, Katharine Crockett. David Cowan. James Dickson. Delbert Ivey. Richard Scheck. Terry Flynn. Shirley Sargent. Shirley Kulp. Marilyn Dickson. Sue Speers. Third row: Ina Gesell. Sharon Myers, Jane Speers. Hallie Severson. Shirley Wagner, Charles I ng-walson. Charles Riebe, Jay Brown. Roger Wagner. Bill McPherson. Janice Strain. Ruth Ann Steinmetz. David Crockett. Jeanette Anderson. Fourth row: Ix rraine Robbins, Delores Waisath. Howard Walworth, Shirley Bressler, Ellen Haugen. Evelyn Hermes, Jean Figg. Rae Webb. Joe Renda, Larry Dover. Kendall Kuhr. Glenn Patchell, Ray Harbolt. Alice Tilleman. John Gesell, Betty Lou Harmon. Marilee Chapman, Eleanor Anderson. Betty Brinkman, Mina MacKay, Mr. Prestbo. Mr. Prestbo. Chinook High School Band Director, started off the year with election of officers. They are: President, Joe Renda; Vice President, Katharine Crockett; Secretary. Shirley Sargent; Custodians, Roger Wagner and David Cowan; Student Director, Charles Riebe. The Band played for all home football and basketball games. Programs were sold all during the basketball season and pop during half of the season. They sponsored the annual Carnival Dance and a booth at the Carnival. Selections were played at the Christmas Program and the Band also assisted the Cheer Leaders in many Pep Assemblies throughout the year. In April they attended the District Music Meet at Fort Benton and in May, the Havre May Festival. (25)

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First row: Mrs. Ingwalson. Davie Hobbs. Mae Butler. Linda Lux, Joan Anderson. Nellybert Ambrose. Dorothy Williamson, Jean-nine Tanberg, Betty McGhuey, LaLawne Gratton, Arle West. Shirley Paulson. Second row: Mary Ann Moore, Ifallie Severson. Ilo Maekenstadt, Margie Williamson. Mary Ann Williamson. Julia Moe. Mary Jane Donis, Mae MacLeod. Noma Ness, Sharon Streeter, Shlrlev Bressler. Carol Matlack, Myrtle Bamberg, Rosile Seamons. Eudora Kaufman, Lacene Galbraith. Jeanette Anderson. Third row: ft Hen Haugen. Shirley Wagner, Patsy Shelstad, Darlene Sargent. Delores Hanson, Amelia Conner, Evelyn Hermes. Diane Cline. Yvonne Felton. Alice Tilleman, Tanna Claridge, Iretta Thompson. Judy Acher, Mina MacKay, Beverly Smith, Marilyn Magda, Myrla Neufeld. Juture omemateerA herd oj? tnerica The Future Homemakers of America, in Chinook, have had a busy year. In September they initiated new members. They got into the spirit of witches and black cats by holding a Hallowe’en party October 30. In December they gave Christmas baskets and sang carols in the Havre hospitals. The spring became rushed with election of officers, the State Convention in Great Falls, the picnic with the FFA, and a tea for the eighth grade girls. OFFICERS President Nellybert Ambrose Secretary Joan Anderson Vice President Dorothy Williamson Treasurer .......... Jeannine Tanberg The GAA has been very busy this year. In September the GAA held a party for the Freshman girls. November 9th, Jerrold Stirland and Kari Li Ruhr were crowned king and queen of Dogpatch at the GAA-sponsored Sadie Hawkins Dance. This year five of the girls won letters. They were: Dorothy Dunbar. Esther Gist, Mary Ness, Eleanor Anderson, and Dorothy Williamson. The girls have been bowling, playing basketball and have had a volleyball team with the boys of the intramural basketball team. OFFICERS President Dorothy Williamson Vice President------------------------------------------- Mary Ann Williamson Secretary-Treasurer ..........-............................. Ruth Steinmetz First row: Mary Ann Williamson. Dorothy Williamson, Miss Sanders. Ruth Steinmetz. Second row: Dorothy Dunbar, Esther Gist, Mary Ness, Marlene Kessel, Jeanette Anderson. Mary Ann Moore, Joan Gorman, Patsy Shelstad, Margie Williamson, Dayle Hobbs. Sue Speers. Kari Li Kuhr, Connie McCoy, Marilee Chapman, Ellen Haugen. Eleanor Anderson. Hallie Severson. Sharon O’Brien, Lacene Galbraith. Third row: Carol Harrison, Enid Kessner, Jane Speers, Janice Strain, Katharine Crockett, Joan Anderson, Ina Gesell, Lorraine Robbins, Iretta Thompson. Rulee Matsuoka. Shirley Sargent. Edna Willey, Naida White, Joan Heinbaugh, Pat Williams, Sharon Yeaman, Donna Morgan, Noma Ness. Betty Lou Cox. Kay Robertson.