Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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The Class of 1958 came rnto hugh school as freshmen Douglas Nerbauer became therr frrst presrdent rm Ing walson acted as vrce presrdent whrle Dxane Strrland was therr secretary treasurer Mr Herntz therr sponsor helped and encouraged the frosh Sue Patchell Eyerett Kulp and Lynn Perkrns served on the Student Councrl The freshmen had beauty Margaret Chapman was elected to run as therr candrdate for Carnryal ueen Not only drd they have beauty but they also had talent anet Luckett was elected as cheerleader After three months of play these students entered C H S as sophomores Ex erett Kulp took on the dutres as presrdent wrth ohn Ambrose backrng hrm up as xrce presr dent Sue Patchell was elected secretary treasurer wrth Mr Ellmgson as therr sponsor Ted Clme Bob Rohrer and Zella Lunden represented them rn Student Councnl Sophomore Carnrval Queen candrdate was Bonnre Boe Bonnre Boe Margaret Chapman and anet Luckett were elected cheerleaders Margaret Chapman was agarn elected to wear 1 grlded crown She was named Homecomxng Queen Gene Whrnnen ordon Ary old and Douglas Nerbauer were awarded football letters Tragedy struck thrs class wrth the death of therr presr dent Everett Kulp john Ambrose unwrllrngly took oyer the vacancy and thrngs went on At last they entered the halls of C H S as upperclass men ohn Ambrose contrnued dutres as presrdent wrth Larry Naslund as vrce president Dorothy Hebbelman con trolled the strrngs of the purse Mr Chester Blaylock be came therr exalted sponsor ordon Arxold Drane Strr land and jrm Ingwalson represented them rn student coun The senrors of that year decrded to try somethrng drffer ent at Carnrval trme All of the queen candrdates were to be semors The yunrors nomrnated Drxne Campbell for therr candrdate Therr cheerleaders were back again' Margaret Chap man Bonnre Boe and anet Luckett alvsays came back for more Musrc lettters handed out that year went to Pat johnson Drane Strrland Wallrne Nash Bey Doughten Sue Patchell Ted Clrne Jordon Arvold Norman Slonaker Bob Hanson ohn Ambrose Gary Severson Dorothy Hebbelman I Ingvy alson oanne Graham and Nancy Bloch Faye Kessel recerx ed a musrc letter for twrrlrng Faye placed fourth rn the state twrrlrng contest that year Sue Patchell and Pat White recerxed musrc letters from Mr Wrnden Football letters were awarded to Tommy Bell Jordon Arxold Gene Whrnnen and john Ambrose for all therr brurses ohn Ambrose recened a basketball letter and Gene Whrnnen receryed a managers letter john McCannel vyalked away ylth 1 track letter Margaret Chapman and Bonnre Boe were awarded a two year letter rn cheerrng whrle anet Luckett receryed a three year letter Drane Strrland and Sue Patchell were elected as dele gates to Grrls State mth Margaret Chapman and Mary Gall Skrllen as alternates Boys State delegates were John Ambrose Irm Ingwal son and Norman Slonaker Alternates were Ted Clrne Gene Whrnnen and Lynn Perkrns The unror Play of 1956 1957 The Nrght of anuary 16 was a large success The unror Prom theme was Blue Hawan and Pat Whrte was Prom Charrman wrth help from Bonnre Boe Decoratrng Chairman Patty johnson rm Ingwalson Sue Patchell and Drane Strrland were elected to the Honor Socrety Dorothy Hebbleman was elected as secretary of the Student Councrl Pat Whrte won frrst and Zella Lunden thrrd rn the essay contest entrtled AMERICAS CRUSADE FOR FREEMAN S RIGHTS Pat johnson won frrst and Mary Gall Skrllen won second rn the contest entrtled ONE NATION UNDER GOD Drane Strrland tray eled to Washrngton D C to attend Grrls Natron durrng the summer She was one of the two grrls to go from Montana At last the Class of 58 came mto CHS as top dog Lynn Perkrns was elected to be therr presrdent wrth udy Conner as yrce presrdent Bonnre Rae Frnch was secretary treasurer and Margaret Chapman and Larry Naslund went to represent them rn student councrl Mr Denny and Mr Bowen were therr sponsors Mary Gall Skrllen was crowned Queen of the Carnrval that year W . , f , , . - 7 . - ' ' 7 7 I . 1 ' 3 3 4 . . 7 , , , . . J , r I ' ' ' 4 . I . . . . . . . . V -V J' Y ' - ' 1 ' . . ' 1 H . , . . . Y V I . ' r 7 - 1 1 , 7 ' 3 , . I ' J ' v .I I ' vu , . , I , J . .. .. ,, 1 , , - . . ' 1 J 5 7 1 . . . ' 1 A l ' ll J ' ' 1 1? ' I SY c1l. . . . . U . V I 7 - 7 ' '7 , . . . - I ' r - ' Y' .. - - 3 7 L ' I 7 7 . 7 7 7 7 v x 4 a Q H J , , , rm ,

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I MARY GAIL SKILLEN My man may be far away, ye! my love ir here to Jlay. Pep Club 1, 2g Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 13 F.H.A. 13 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pin 3, Letter 43 Science Club 33 American Legion Essay 3rd Place 33 Glee Club 13 Triple Trio 13 Annual Staff 43 Sr. Girls 4g Student Council Treasurer 43 Girls' State Alternate 33 Carnival Queen 43 D.A.R. Award 4. NORMAN THOMPSON What have I done lo d6J'El'1f'E 12 yearr of punirlament? F.F.A. 13 Drama Club 3, 43 jr. Play 3. DIANE STIRLAND To mee! ber if ,fo lore ber, to know her is to praise her. Secretary Freshman ClaSS, Student Council Representative 33 F.H.A. 1, 23 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Pin 3, Letter 43 Sr. Girls 43 Student Voice 2, 5, Page Editor 3: Girls' State Delegate 33 Girls' Nation Delegate 53 Co-Editor Annual, National Honor Society 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 33 Sextette 13 Music Letter 33 jr, Play 53 Christmas Play 13 Declamation 1, 2, 5, 43 Librarian 3. GAYLORD WAISATH Goodneu ix Jilenl. F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3, Vice President 4. MARILYN WILLIAMSON Quiemeyr and patience are two of ber greater! rirlaer. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 43 jr. Gregg Artists 3, Vice-President 33 Sr. Girls, P.T.A. Scholarship 43 Twirling 3, 4. GENE WHINNEN There are Iwo dayr I never worry aboul, lomorrow and yerlerday. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Letter 2, 3, 43 Basketball Manager, Varsity 2, A Squad 3, 43 Track 3, 4g Boys' State Alternate 3g Annual Staff 4. PAT WHITE If Jilerzce were golden, Fd be a pauper. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2g Jr. Gregg Artists 33 F.H.A. 13 Sr. Girls3 Annual Staff, Pep Club 1, 23 Drama Club 3, 43 Homecoming Queen 4g Mixed Chorus 13 Triple Trio 13 Glee Club 33 Music Letter 43 V.F.W. Essay 1st Place 33 jr. Playg Sr. Play, Prom Chairman 33 G.A.A. Pin 2, Letter 3.

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RALPH ALLISON leaves hrs Pepsodent smrle to any one who uses Colgate' After a two year struggle Mr Denny can now uncross hrs frngers as JORDON ARVOLD rs frnally leavrng Chem rstr TOM BELL leaves hrs athletrc abrlrty to Gordon Jollrf Of course Gordon promrsed to marntarn the same hrgh trarnrng standards BONNIE BOE leaves vrsrtrng teams to the grrls of CHS srnce shell be beyond such thrngs next year NANCY BLOCK grves her I dont see why to all true knowledge seekers for the solutron of all major prob ems DAVID BRADY leaves hrs cowboy boots to Bob Leeds MELVIN BURCHARD doesnt mrnd leavrng a goodly portron of hrs trmrdrty and quret reserve to Alan Naslund MARGARET CHAPMAN leaves her short harr do to Brllre Jean Crrttenden ELSIE CLARIDGE leaves her neat penmanshrp to Mrs Crockett Now the students can read the handwrrtrng on the wall CLIFFORD CLARIDGE leaves hrs abrlrty to celebrate New Year s Eve or any other eve for that matter to next years Senrors Thats a real challenge for ya TED CLINE leaves the women of CHS to anyone who wants em He frgures there ll be plenty more for hrm wherever he goes UDY CONNER wrlls her abrlrty to get along wrth Vrc Sargent to all hrs boxrng opponents Now maybe they stand a chance ALICE DENNING leaves her warm frrendly QUIET smrle to Sandra Cowan Maybe now peace wrll rergn rn the halls BEVERLY DOUGHTEN leaves her better half to the rncomrng freshman grrls BONNIE RAE FINCH leaves her long eyelashes to all the grrls rn CHS who have short stubby ones Now that should make them happy RUBY FRANCIS leaves her abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Stroud to next years Senrors Seems lrke Ruby had a monopoly on rt thrs year' ' MINERVA GEFFERY wrlls her unaccountable absences to any student who thrnks he can get away wrth rt as she I DOROTHY HEBBELMAN and JOANNE GRAHAM leave therr abrlrty to have a good trme to anyone who dares to outdo them Some people srt and waste trme DALE GUERTZEN leaves hrs abrlrty to just srt BOB HANSON leaves hrs efforts towards growrng a mustache to Garwood Seamons Now you wont have to shave every mornrng Garwood JIM INGWALSON leaves hrs drum to Krtty Sharples You carry rt for awhrle Krtty rms trred PATTY JOHNSON leaves her strarght A report card to Ray Belcher Now maybe he wrll rorget about boxrng We!! and grve the books that extra punch FAYE KESSELL leaves her baton to Mr Prestbo Whoops somebody goofed JANET LUCKETT leaves her smooth walk to Marrlyn Whrnnen Now Marrlyn wont be able to clarm herself the only grrl rn CHS that can walk down the hall and dent the lockers on both srdes If ZELLA LUNDEN drdnt want to retarn her man chasrng abrlrty shed leave rt to Mary Keller but then Mary has talents of her own' JOHN MCCANNEL wrlls hrs quret ways and abrlrty to get along wrth hrs teachers to Lennre Drugge Not that he could use rt WALLINE NASH wrlls her slumber partres to all the boys who have trred to crash them It wont do them much good though the grrls wrll all be gone SUE PATCHELL wrlls her rron hand rulrng at the Cozy to Mrs Burns That should put an end to any and all Juvenrle delrnquents LYNN PERKINS leaves hrs hearty laugh and pleasant drsposrtron to next years Senrors Boy they ll need rt' EILEEN RAMBERG bequeaths her blonde harr to Mrs Crockett Wrth Erleen s red harr and that brrght red dress of Mrs Crockett s how can the young polrtrcrans resrst her To the Junror boys of next year BOB ROHRER leaves Melody Warren wrth all hrs complrments LARRY SCHUBERT leaves hrs lazrness to Karen Up shaw Combrned wrth her energy the result should be normal actrvrty To Brlly Brrnkman CAROL SEAMAN leaves her motto of Srlence rs Colden Lets hope you wrll follow rt as Carol drd Brlly GARY SEVERSON leaves hrs smooth performance on the dance floor to Fred Bonebrrght Say good bye to the stag lrne Fred MARY GAIL SKILLEN leaves her talent of snaggrng a dramond to any lucky grrl of the class of 59 who can frnd a man that rs actually breathrng DIANE STIRLAND bequeaths her sexy vorce to Mr Broderrck Use rt rn the same quret manner that Drane drd Mr Broderrck NORMAN THOMPSON leaves hrs job at the Food Center to anyone who can get along on those wages GAYLORD WAISATH leaves and rs he ever glad to get out GENE WHINNEN leaves hrs physrque to Angus Mc Cloud Mmmmmmmmmmmm PAT WHITE leaves her sparklrng personalrty to CHS Its needed MARILYN WILLIAMSON leaves her' wrnter coats She s got enough memorres to keep her warm LARRY NASLUND leaves hrs favorrte parkrng place on Alcohol Hrll to Mary Garl Boe and Sandr Bollrnger Now you won t have to get stuck out at the Stockyards any more grrls For Smart Clothes Best W1Sh6S' 'THE HUB 3, LA MQDE I PEHRSON S TEXACO I 7 ' ' l . . , . 1 . , . 1 1 1 Q . , - ' U 1 H . . . . . , . . - 1 . y ' 1 , . 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