Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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In the year of 1970, as we glance back on the scholastic class of 1955, we find many changes have taken place, some prosperous and some not. ln the lapse of fifteen years, here's what we find: JAMES ACI-IER is now modeling Lee Overalls. Seems as if that's what he wore in high school, too.' JUDY ACHER has just finished paying for her horse ranch. I guess she has more horses than money. MELVIN ANDERSON is known as the world's fastest hot roder. I hear he's just completed his remote control car. Dig that! ' We haven't heard much of RICHARD BLOCH, but 1've heard that he decided to become a hermit. NEVADA BONAR has just completed the script for what Hollywood considers the biggest production of all times: The Shootin' at Logie Saturday Night, a super- western in Cinerama. CLAYTON BROD and IRETTA Tl-DMPSON have been residing in the West Valley district. I guess they have a few Brod- minded children. JOHN BRUMMER is now co -owner of Speer's Implement. Was it the owner's daughter or John Deere? FRANK BROCKWAY has settled down in Lohman. We hear he is well into his campaign for mayor. We wish you luck, Frank. TANA CLARIDGE and AGNES NELSON, big-time operators of the Cozy, have just successfully invented a cheat-proof pinball machine and ROGER ERICKSON, BILLY BARG-ER, and .TIM KIEFER have their Cozy privileges returned after cheating the pinball machines and being barred for the last fifteen years. AMELIA CONNER is now operating a charm school in Hollywood. She specializes in the famous Conner strut which took Hollywood by storm and ruined Marilyn Monroe's popularity several years ago. HELEN CDUCH is rrarried to a national- Iy known furniture manufacturer. He says I can't decide which couchl like best. MARIAN COWAN, after finishing high school in two or three tries, is now chief perfume-smeller of the Catch Your Man Perfume Company. Well, that's one way. PAUL DENNING has just moved up to the vice-presidency of the Bang Fireworks Company of Salted Krackers. BILL DRUGGE is sole owner of Bill's Conoco. His mottog If your car won't run-- fix it. CAROL ERBACHER has taken over her sister's job--she hopes she can fill her sister's shoes. CORNELIA FEIERTAG has just been appointed first woman president of Harvard. My, how times have changed! , JOYCE FERREE is owner of the Herbert Tareyton Tobacco Company. Her slogan is, lf they won't smoke, burn 'em. NORMAN FREIDE and LONNIE GRATTON are now partners in the slaughtering business. We 've heard that they have raised their own help. . VINA GARDIPEEPS lpana smile and. quiet CALM Mop ec? ways have brought her fame. You now see her face on the Pepsodent ads. Was there a mix-up or what? JOHN GESELL has just won the National Jitterbugging Contest. Don't wonder folks, he took lessons from Arthur Murray! DELORB HANSJN has been co-operating with the navy -'-she raises their flattops. Catch, folks! IRA HALL is now in the :roving business. We hear the Empire State Building is next. coNN1s: HOOD can't seem to make up her mind: career or marriage. She doesn't know what kind of a careeror who her husband will be. Why doesn't someone help her decide! After many years as a successful pro- ball player CHUCK INGWALSON has become a coach. He coaches the Yucca Flat Bats, and had a pretty good season. They just squeaked bytheir most important rivals by a slim 97 to 35, but are hoping forbetter luck in the tournament. DAVID KATHMAN has thrown away his crutches for the .last time and is practicing walking again. Good luck, David! EUDORA KAUFMAN is Mrs. Eugene Peterson. lt pays to work in the Cozy-- money or men, Eudora? VERNON KAUFMAN is now teaching high school English. He stated, 1 ain 't learning' them nothin' that ain 't needed. MARLENE KESSEL has taken up arms with the marines and is raising little destroyers. MARY KLEINJAN still has her figure. In fact, she's modeling saddle pants. NINA KLEYSTEUBER is touring the world with her husband, Dean. They're stopping at Sing Sing next. KENNY KUHR couldn't stay away-- he's back in Chinook. He kept coming back to the crow's nest so often that Mr. Prestbo appointedhim official joke -teller for the band. V Romeo E. L. LUCKETT has lost his charm and is trading his Buick in for a pickup. Whatsa matter E. L.? LINDA LUX is a stand-in for Vampira on television. Watch for her on Channel 5 at 7:30 every Wednesday night. 'JACQUIE MATCHETT-is now Mrs. J. P. She doesn't have to swipe his car now: she just takes it. RULEE MATSUOKA'S piano playing has finally paid off--she plays two nights a week with Liberacey. Watch for her Sundays at 8. HUB MATULKA is now writing stories for Stag . He couldn't get the prophecy written, but 1 guess he's improved. The star of the Blaine Stock Car Club is none other than BETTY McGl-IUEY. Everyone else quit when she came on the track--that's our Betty! We hear that-ROD NEIBAUER has just put the question to MARGIE WILUAMSON. She told him she would think it over. Think hard, Margie! , IVAN NELSON is head librarian of C.H.S. Now he knows the thrill Mrs. Praetl had when she sent him back to study hall. MYRQN NESS, after running his 4l Buick for fifteen years, traded it in on a I 4Z , hopingit would last longer. NOMA NESS has just retired from her job at the hot lunch--things just got too hot for her, I guess. HENRIET TA PETERSON is now the world's foremost authority on Tastee- Freez ice cream. CAROLYN RAMBERG and hubby have just returned from a prolonged honeymoon-- fifteen years, to be exact. VIRGINIA ROSENBAUM is the new commercial teacher at C.H.S. Her favorite saying is The deadline for paying for your awards is tomorrow! ' ROSALIE SEAMAN is head of the sound effects on KOJM between midnight and 6100 A,M, Right up her alley, I'd say. MELVIN SEAMAN and BUZZY WAISATH are now tops in the ring at Madison Square Garden. It took a lot of trips to Great Falls, but they finally made it. GARTH SEAMONS has finally finished paving a bridgeless highway from Chinook to Zurich. Now Shirley won't have to worry. IDIS SEEBAUM, after writing all those letters to Colorado, decided to go back.and be co -owner of a dairy farm. We don't know who her partner is--you'll have to ask her yourself. PATSY SHELSTAD is still driving De1mer's car, but she drives a brand new 1970 Ford, now. ROBERT SIVERSEN is a cowl-:and on the B-Bar-B . Latest news is that Windy Wales just beat him in the yearly liars' contest. Better luck next year, Bob. JANE SPEERS just finished a supple- ment to Emily Post's book on etiquette, and is starting another. What's this! KENNY STAM has let out his long kept secret on How to comb your hair curly. We just love those curly locks, don't we, Shirley ? SHARON STREETER is expecting to win an academy award on her portrayal of Bessie in theA Feud at Gunner's Junction, which is acclaimed asrone of the best westerns since Hopalong Cassidy retired. , CARL VOSS is editor of the Advice to the I4:velorn colurrn in the New York Times. ARLE WEST just came of age. DONNA WHITE is making up slogans for Hallmark Cards. 1 guess they're really good--you ought to read them: GLENN WIENCH has been appointed truant officer for Blaine County. He's learned his lesson, we see! ALLEN WILLIAMSON is head sales manager for Ford. He drives a Lincoln, because he says he's rmking too much money to drive a F ord! OLIVE WOOD, after many years of being the nation's top amateur lady wrestler, has turned professional. The experts predict that she should take the championship about next spring. LDIS ZINN is nearing completion of her new book, Cheaper by the Baker's Dozen . RUTH HUMBLE has now taken the noted evangelist Billy Graham's place due to his retirement, and is making headlines from coast to coast. Well, that's what happened to the Class of 1955 in fifteen years. Boy, we really goofed somewhere along the way!

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We, the Class of '55, being of sound mind and big hearts, do hereby bequeath our worldly possessions and talents to those who will put them to good use in climbing the four steps of high school education. To the FACULTY, we leave our sincere appreciation and gratitude to those who have bem so kind, patient, and understanding. To the JUNIORS, we leave our brilliant minds, firm understanding, and keen sense of hurmr. To the SOPHOMORES, we leave our books, lockers, and unused pencils: also any gum wads they might find lying around. To the F RESHMEN, we 'leave our success in reaching the top--gives 'em something. to look forward to, eh? JAMES ACHER wills his big blue eyes to Gary Severson. Now maybe Gary can make out with the girls, too. JUDY ACHER bequeaths her vim and vigor to Gwen Alcorn. Up and at 'em, Gwen! Mi:L.vxN ANDERSON asm willing .my- thing--he's stingy! BILL BARGER wills his good looks and quiet ways to Mouse Cowan. There, Mouse--that make you happy ? RICHARD BLOCH leaves his ability to get through school to Ronnie Brandon. Tough stuff, eh Ronnie? NEVADA BONAR wills his passing grades to Shirley Mohar. She always seems to pass the wrong things. FRANK BROCKWAY wills his pal, Curtis Waisath, to Janette Pankratz. Don't forget to thank him, Janette! CLAYTON BROD just leaves--but he's taking Iretta with him. JOHN BRUMMER wills fifty pounds of his to Mr. Stroud. Don't put it all in one place, please! 'MONTANA CLARIDGE leaves her jot asistudent Council Secretary to anyone-- anyone--who wants it. She's had enough! AMELIA CONNER leaves her famous walk to anyone who wants to separate the men from the boys! ' HELEN CDUCH will's her long, beautiful hair to Ei-nestine Wallner. Which twin has the Toni ? MARIAN COWAN leaves, but then, who wouldn 't ? PAUL DENNING wills his position on the football team to Julia Nesslar. Now maybe she 'll get on the ball and make a few goals, too. BILL DRUGGE leaves. Now, thank heaven, rraybe the teachers will get a little peace and quiet! ' CAROL ERBACHER leaves--and boy, is she ever glad! ROGER ERICKSON wills his timid ways to Marilyn Dickson. Brother---QE should be interesting! CORNELIA FEIERTAG leaves her quietness and grades to the junior girls. Wow--they'll never be the same! JOYCE FERREE has already left. ln quite a hurry, that girl! NORMAN FRIEDE isn't willing any- thing. He's keeping it all, including Lonnie. VINA GARDIPEE wills her bounce to Bugs Speers. Ha!As if Bugs needed any! JOHN GEELL wills his roly -poly walk to Larry Claridge. Now maybe he won't KL... W!! have to try so hard to get some place. TOM GRAHAM leaves--regretfully.-- the freshman and sophomore girls to the freshman and sophomore boys. Thanks a chunk, Tom. LALAWNE GRATTON wills her beautiful head of hair to Carol Blackstone. Poor Carol, she's P2 hard to satisfy! IRA HALL wills his Western waikmg lurch to Charlotte Harwood. Take it easy, Char, and put it to good use. DELORES HANSON leaves her rock to any C.H.S. girls who are matrimonially inclined. How about it, girls, any takers? CONNIE I-DOD has absolutely no qualms about leaving--and that's just what she's going to do--leave. CHUCK INGWALSON wills his ability to keep in training to Lee Howe, but don't worry, Lee, Chuck wasn't exactly an angel! DAVID KATHMAN bequeaths his quiet ways to Marta Sue Wittkoff. Now maybe she can sneak in after a party. EUDORA KAUFMAN leaves her job at the Cozy to anyone who wants it. She's going to become a housewife, and wash dishes for nothing. Is that for real, Eudora? VERNON KAUFMAN wills his cowboy boots to anyone who wants a big lift. .TIM KIEFER leaves his dancing with Carol to anyone who wants to finish it. MARLENE KESSEL wills her long hair to Patsy Voss--may she manage it as well as Marlene did. MARY KLEINJAN leaves her friendly ways to Muriel Jorns--may you use them well , Muriel. NINA KLEYSTEUBER wills her warm smile, sunny disposition, and quiet ways to Nancy Bloch. There, Nancy--it got Nina a ring, why not you? KENNY KUI-IR wills his warm, friendly srnile to Mr. Heintz. In a class of sopho- mores, these are kinda scarce! E. L. LUCKETT wills his pink pants to anyone who will wear them as low as he did. Careful, now--one deep breath and you're a goner! LINDA LUX leaves her good times at the school dances to the up-and-coming frosh girls... Here's hoping they enjoy themselves as much as Linda did. BOB MATULKA wills his cute smile to Mrs. Bowman--she didn't seem to ever get a chance to use one in English 12. JACQUIE MATCHETT bequeaths her ability to go steady with one boy all year to Kay Schaefer. Good luck, Kay! RULEE MATSUOKA wills her John Steinbeck books to Mrs. Praetz, knowing she has always wanted them. BETTY McGHUEY wills her good times in commercial law class to Mr, Prestbo-- he sure didn't have any! RODNEY NEHBAUER wills his temper to Jimmy Ingwalson. Grrr! AGNES NELSON is just iesvmg, and she isn 't coming back, either! IVAN NEISON wills his ability to attract Havre girls to anyone who thinks it's dull around here. MYVION NESS leaves his five o'clock shadow to anyone with a razor that can stand the strain. NOMA NESS wills her job as office girl at the grade school to anyone interested. She's tired. HENRIETTA PETERSON wills her high- pitched giggle to the sophomore class--it seems they don't get much enjoyment out of life. CAROLYN RAMBERG wills her short- hand books to Shirley Kulp, and hopes she has better luck with them. VIRGINIA ROSENBAUM bequeaths her eyes to Walter NeumiI.ler,,hoping he will use tnem to good advantage. MELVIN SEZAMAN wills his height to Melvin Burchard. Don't worry, Melvin, you don't have guitar to go! ROSAIJE. SEAMAN wills her long hair to Mr. Denney. GARTH SEANDNS wills his famous hair- cut to Gitch Richards. Now you won't have to use that rotary lawnmower any more, Gitch: aren't you glad? LOIS SEEBAUM leaves her haircut to Mr. Bowman, Well, it's a start! PAT Sl-IELSTAD leaves. She's ex- cused, though--Delmer is waiting. JANE. SPEERS leaves her nights out with the gang to Teddy Rasmussen, if he will promise not to stay out too late. KENNY STAM wills his Casanova technique to Francis Schend. Kenny's advice is: You can never say or do too much. ' ' SHARON STREETER wills her ever- lasting friendships to Ruby Francis, hoping she will acquire as many friends as Sharon has. , BOB SIVERTSEN wills his correspond- ence courses to anyone who wants to stay away from all teachers and still graduate. IRETTA THOMPSON bequeaths her altitude to Bonnie Rae Finch--now, Bonnie, you will be able to see over the auditorium seats. CARL VOSS wills his motto, All good boys should be seen and not heard , to Tom Keller. Boy,,ta1k about wasted effort! CURTIS WAISATH leaves his ability to have a good time to anyone who is interested. Curtis las one dilly of a headache! ARLE WEST wills her rapid rrnvements to Doug Claridge, with sincere hopes it will help him stay in the ring. DONNA WHITE leaves her job as presi- dent of I-'ep Club to anyone who wants it-- she's going to try for Pres'ident of the United States. GLENN WIENCH wills his ability to remain inconspicuous to a whole bunch of freshman boys. 'IE will really come in handy. ' ALLEN WILLIAMSON leaves his cowboy boots to any size 8 lfZ-C would-be cowboy, MARGIE WILLIAMSON wills her tiny waist to Margaret Chapman. OLIVE WOOD was about to will her walk to sister Mary, but it looks as if Mary already has one of her own. IDIS ZINN leaves. She seems to like housework better than school work, any- way. RUTH HUMBLE also leaves. Gosh, and she was only here for three rrnnths. 1 guess that's what they mean by a commuter , And, with the hope that we shall always be remembered, we, the Class of 1955. leave, too. N

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NAME DATE OF BIRTH James Acher Judith Acher Melvin Anderson Billy Bar ger Richard Bloch Nevada Bonar Frank Brockway Clayton Brod John Brummer Montana Claridge Amelia Ann Conner Helen Couch Marian Cowan Paul Denning William Drugge Carol Erbacher Roger Erickson Cornelia Feiertag Joyce Ferree Norman Friede Alvina Gardipee John Gesell Tom Graham LaLawne Gratton Ira Hall Delores Hanson Connie Hodd Ruth Humble Charles lngwalson David Kathman Eudora Kaufman Vernon Kaufman Marlene Kessel Jim Kiefer Mary Kleinjan Nina Kleysteuber Kendall Kuhr Ernest Luckett Linda Lux Betty McGhuey Jacquelln Matchett Rulee Matsuoka Robert Matulka Rodney Neibauer Agnes Nelson Ivan Nelson Myron Ness Noma Ness Henrietta Peterson Carolyn Ramberg Virginia Rosenbaum Melvin Seaman Rosalie Seaman Garth Seamon Lois Seebaum Patsy Shelstad Robert Sivertsen Jane Speers Kenneth Stam Shar on Streeter Iretta Thompson Carl Voss Curtis Waisath Arle West Donna White Glenn Wiench Allen Williams on Margie Williamson Olive Wood Lois Zinn 20 Aug. 27, 1937 June 16, 1937 May 13. 1931 June ll, 1937 Dec. 12, 1935 sept. 12, 1936 June 3, 1937 Nov. 14, 1937 Oct. 18, 1937 March 8, 1937 June 24, 1938 Jan. 18, 1937 Jan, 10, 1936 April 27, 1937 Dec. 8, 1937 April 6, 1931 Aug. Z3, 1937 Feb. 20, 1938 Feb. 15, 1938 Oct. 15, 1936 Aug. 28,1937 Aug. 2, 1937 April 15, 1931 June 18, 1937 May 31,1935 Aug. 1, 1937 Dec. 30, 1936 Aug. 6. 1937 May 10,1937 Aug. 21, 1937 sept. zo, 1935 Aug. 3. 1937 July 31, 1937 April 3.1937 Oct. 18, 1937 Nov. Z3, 1937 May 25, 1937 Feb. 3, 1937 Jan. 12, 1938 Jan. 31. 1937 Dec. 14, 1938 May 16.1938 sept. z, 1931 Aug. 8. 1937 Nov. 13, 1936 Feb. 14, 1937 April lo, 1935 July 10,1937 .Tune 25, 1937 Aug. 21, 1937 July 28, 1937 Mar. 27, 1935 Oct. 28, 1936 June 11, 1937 Oct. 2, 1937 Feb. 28, 1936 Sept. 11, 1931 Mar. 27, 1937 July Z0, 1937 July z, 1931 Mar. 22, 1937 sept. 5, 1938 July 3. 1931 April 24, 1939 July 26, 1931 Nov. 19, 1937 Oct. 4, 1937 sept. 8, 1937 Oct. 10, 1936 Mar, 18, 1937 TOWN Havre Chicago, lll. Havre Anaconda Zurich Lovell, Wyo. Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Idaho Falls, ld. Havre Zurich Rolla, N.D. Cheyenne W ells, Colo. Chinook Chinook Belknap Glendive Havre Rock Springs, Wyo. Chinook Havre Chinook Rimbey, Alta. Crosby, N.D. Havre Chinook Havre Watrous, Sask. Chinook Chinook Potaka, Ill. Havre 1-lavre Zurich Chinook Glasgow Kirkland, Wash. Chinook Billings Zurich Sidney, Nebr. Chinook ' Chinook Chinook Chinook Havre Chinook Chinook Paradise, Utah Edgerton, Wyo. Turner Havre Brookings, S.D. Havre Zurich Chinook Chinook Chinook Havre Havre Chinook Havre Chinook Spokane. Wash. Chinook 1 enior NIC IQSIAME Jim Judy N one B ill None Neba da N one None B eef Tana Amoeba Sofa None Crabapple Billy None Peter Koki Nicotine N one Vina Gizzie One-Gram L onnie Ace N one Skeets Shorty Inky Dave Duddle Vern N one None Kaw -li ga None Kenny Snuckett LUXY Mc Gue J acquie Poonzy B ob ' Rod Aggie Bloody W his ker s N one Hank None Ginger None Rose None ' Mar s hmall ow Pat B ob Janie I . C . B ips Sherry Ike N one Buzzy Atom B omb Lollypop None W iggl e s Mar ge Odgie Louie 23.1. PAS TIME Studying Horseback riding Overhauling cars Living it up Movies Camera-bug Boxing and fighting Electronics Hunting, girls. and Jusse Havre Chuck ' Laughing Havre and 'Dancing Malta Women H1 Harlem Herbs Toggery Airplane riding Studying H1 Lonnie Dodson Guess: Driving White Chev. around Pulling teeth Horseback riding Adolph Eat and Sleep Cooking and Sewing Basketball Sleeping Eugene Wearing Cowboy Boots Havre Dancing Listening to Western Music Working in Fountain Enlivening classes Fooling around Riding around Loafing at Cozy Riding around with Jack Playing the piano Whistling Having a good time Working at Cozy Drawing Hunting Working at the Blaine Dancing Dick Reading Guns? ? ? Sewing Shirley Bob Delmer Tinkering with cars Having a good time Girls Accordion Clayton Hunting Sleeping Playing the piano Polishing glass counters Who knows 7 7 ? Driving around Counting money Car riding Working at Paulson's AMBITION Be 6'4 Be a stenographer Master-mechanic Be a bachelor Buy out Pete Be an actor Marry a rich girl Radar man Be a farmer Own diamonds and money and -oh! everythin Drive valley bus Be a teacher Own a car Loaf around Own Dad's ranch Go to Hawaii To be rich Be a teacher Get rich fast Be a butcher Travel around Be Mr. America. Be test driver for GMC Be a dental assistant House moving Stenographer Go to Nevada Be a minister Own a Cadillac Farmer Be a June Bride Graduate! Stenographer Own a new Ford Be an Jcfmaid? Get married -trace- Marry a millionaire's daughter Go to college Be a teacher Be a nurse To have a figure like Betty Grable Swab Decks Be a Jet pilot Own black Chev! Be a man! Dry land farmer Typist Get me a man Housewife Stenographer Cattle rancher Stenographer Shirley!!! Go back to Colorado Raise a family Cowboy Million-dollar wardrobe Marry a rich girl Stenographer Marry a farmer Forestry Navy recruiter Learn to fly a plane Own a Cadillac Be an English teacher!! Own a Jaguar Registered nurse Secretary of State: Own Paulson's 7