Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

 - Class of 1961

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CLASS PROPHECY According to the latest female polls. Bob Arndt has now become the Number 1 Playboy in the United States. Frank Barber is now owner of the Standard Service Station. His motto is Use my gas, and there's nothing you can't pass! Terry Bauer is still playing the pin ball machines in the Cozy Corner. A good living, huh, Terry? Lois Beard is the main attraction in the Barnum-Baily Circus. She decided to be weird and grow a beard! Elaine Bleha and Bill Thompson are married. Due to the fact that they are quite wealthy, Elaine can raise all those little bills. Mary Gail Boe has saddle sores from riding the range. Takes a while to get used to it, huh, Mary? David Boisvert has reached the peak of his career—he is President of The Chinook Car Club. Sandi Bollinger is designing swimsuits to fit her requirements—40-40-40. Ray Brady is following his slogan and living in the country. How about it, Country Boy? Barbara Brekke is operating her own library. Her motto is quiet or buy it! Mary Kay Burtner is the best dancer at the Arthur Miller Dance Studio. Mary believes in taking that first step with a little more pep. Marcene Campbell is president of the Campbell Company-pretty soupy, huh? Julie Conner is the star of the newest Broadway production, Have Gravel, Will Travel. Kay Conrad is the new ambassador to Red China. In a recent press conference, she wished the American Rots of Ruck! Jackie Cooper is now the largest rancher in Blaine County. Instead of going to a dance on Saturday night, she likes to stay home and milk the cows. Claude Corrigan, a(ter taking a general course in college for ten years, decided to major in the culture of Black Widows. Donald Denning was just released from the Harlem Rest Home last month—graduating was a strain, wasn't it, Don? If you listen carefully, you can still hear the refrain of Bill Dickson's typewriter going peck, peck, peck. Dick Doughten is still searching for THE parking place. Sharon Farley is treasurer of the United States Mint. She always was good with figures! Lynne Harwood, Sandi Lux, and Glenna Smotherman have now purchased a four-wheel drive jeep. They find it saves them money on those every week-end trips to N. M. C. John Hebbleman has taken over Helmbrechts Studio—We burned, we'll learn! Rudy Hebbleman has finally done the impossible—he passed his physical and was permitted to join the WAC's. Rich Hoehn is driving the wrecker for Ford Garage. He said it looks better from this end. Dave Jensen is still showing off his high school diploma. Boy! Was he proud. Jim Kathman was the first man to land on the moon—he never could get over it. Bill Kimball and Peg Conrad are married and living in California. There wasn't enough room in Montana for all their children. Betty Jean Knettel has moved up from ushering to ticket-taker at the Blaine Theater. Don't be discouraged, Betty, in a few years you'll be popcorn vendor. Daniel Lenhart, after winning the Grand Prize at the Indianapolis Speedway, made the statement, Blessed are they who move in circles, for they shall be known as wheels. Frank Lott is the proprietor of Jack's Toggery—after all, he drove the delivery truck for ten years. Doug Lux has fulfilled his dream—he is now amid the hyenas and kangaroos in Australia. Bonnie Moe is the owner of a dry goods store in Chinook. She operates her business with this thought in mind—You get MOE if you trade with MOE. Carla Morgan recently christened the newest building on the campus of NMC—Morgan Hall II. Virginia Murphy, after graduating from colege, coins the phrase, Dig me, man. I'm educated! Marjorie Monson is the new physics teacher at Chinook High School. She always said, If you can't beat 'em, join 'em! Les Nelson and Ramona Liddle are happily married and raising their liddle children. Max Maddox, U.S. Champion backstroker, placed twentieth in the Olympics last year. He stated, I'm all washed up. David Phipps is head of the Charles Atlas Foundation. His motto is, We build men out of anything. Dennis Paulson is now running a close second to Bob Ardnt for Number 1 Playboy. Watch your step, Dennis! Erna Ramberg recently took Mrs. Ingwalson's place in C. H. S. She tries to infiltrate into the minds of her students this slogan—a stitch in time saves nine. Billie Lou Robinson recently graduated—from college, that is! Wayne Sargent is still pumping gas and working on those bum Mercurys. Won't you ever learn, Wayne? Bob Schaefer is head Forest Ranger in Glacier National Park. He asks the public to PLEASE feed the bears! Quinton Seamons is singing in the Metropolitan Opera House? Well they needed somebody didn't they? Doug Severson now leads the most popular U.S. band. His motto is, You rock 'em—we'll roll 'em! Kitty Sharpies has just published her latest novel entitled How to Give Hickies in Ten Easy Lessons. Ellen Sodergren is the first lady mortician in Montana. Her motto is We make money while others go in the hole. Marcella Sparks finally discovered the secret to success— Well, you didn't think she would tell, did you? Rosella Steirmetz and Donald Higgens were recently married and are honeymooning in Zurich—Switzerland, that is. Jolene Thompson is a dietician and she aims to please the palate! Mike Tilleman was very disappointed last week when he was told he was too old to appear on the Quiz Kids Program. Next week, wearing short pants, he will try again. Bob Varner was recently replaced by the IBM machine he worked so hard to construct—tough break. Bob! John Warburton recently received his college degree on how to be a successful farmer. John Wilson is now teaching Problems to Mrs. Crockett's grandchildren. Revenge is sweet, huh, John? 21



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JUNIORS BACK ROW, from left to right: Greg Sargent, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Ellen Praetz, Sponsor; Bonnie Magda, Student Council Representative; Mrs. Jean Crocket, Sponsor; Chuck Palm, Student Council Representative. FRONT ROW, from left to right: Beverly Gratton, Vice-President; Rick Bollinger, President; Louise Jergeson. Harry Allman Janet Alsaker Rose Anderson Carol Arndt Tom Barber Richard Boisvert Rick Bollinger Kathy Bresslar Ronald Brinkman Vivian Brown Larry Casteel Sharon Casteel Max Chapman Rita Chapman Paul Cislo 23

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