Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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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

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Kfcm of 35 OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Tanberg, Vice-president: Lrnestine Wallner, Student Council representative, Duane Boe, President: Mary Lou Schubert, Secretary-treasurer: Jack Upshaw, Student Council repre- sentative. NOT PICTURED: Jimmy Ross, Student Council representative. 'Upperclassmen--wheel was the battle cry of this year's junior class. They became involved in the usual junior transactions, such as picking class rings, trying out for the junior play, and working on the prom, and found time to'introduce' movie dances to the students of CHS. The big event of the year was the selection of Jack Upshaw to serve as page in the United States Senateg Jack left January Z9 and became the first Montanan in forty years to fill the position. Senator Jack will spend the first semester of his senior year here, but will return to Washington in January, 1956 to work for the 84th Congress. Neil Opprecht was chosen to replace Jack, who had been elected Prom Chairman, and .Timmy Ross was delegated to take .Tack's place on the Student Council. Marilyn Dickson placed first in the Chinook American Legion Oratorical Contest, as well as being chosen to attend this year-'s Girls' State. Mr. Denney was elected class sponsor, Mary Lou Schubert was the juniors' bid for Carn- ival Queen, and Shirley Bennett was crowned, Home-coming Queen.