Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Senior Class Prophecy Ah! 1972, and what a change it has made in all the people we used to know. Not until tonight when I settled down to read the latest paper, did I realize how great a change it has been. Of course, none of us wanted it to stay the same, but we never thought it would come to this. BOB DOUGHTEN has taken Mrs. Zimmerman’s place as typ- ing teacher in CH.S. Between him and his students there is no peace around here. Now working for the United States Internal Revenue is MARKITA McDOWELL, she always was good with figures. The new co-editor of the Chinook Opinion is CHUCK PALM, watch for the hot line now'. The newest chairman of the Republican Party Presidential Committee is none other than our own LOUISE JERGESON. A mystery, JIM SPEERS is still parking his car between those two trees. I never could see how he did it. A new resident of Harlem is SHEILA SEAMONS, it always was more interesting there—huh, Sheila? Now married and raising sugar beets is KATHIE BRESSLER, she always was kinda sweet on him. After attending college KAREN HOFELDT is now working to put Karl through school. BILL GRAHAM is working at Cape Canaveral. Instead of sending the monkeys up, they are sending Bill. SHARON CASTEEL now has her fourth engagement ring. Her motto is “If you don’t succeed the first time, try, try again. If some night you hear the roar of the motor and the screech of tires it is none other than DOUG TILLEMAN dragging, and still getting a thrill out of it. After trying all kinds, BONNIE MAGDA still says, “Cowboys are the best.” ANNA MARIE HIRTER is now on display in the window of a psychiatrist as the example of the perftct woman—the kind that a husband loves to come home to. SHIRLEY SEAMON, who you will remember as “Miss America of 1962” is now a famous model for a large clothing store in New York City. HENRY HOFELDT is the chief executive of the “Who Done It?” detective agency. JANET ALSAKER has just added her one-thousandth man to her harem. Keep ’em coming, Janet. JERRY ISBELL has just been elected President of the U. S. by the “Better Beer For Best Burps Party.” The new star of Hollywood is VIC MONSON, he is taking the place of Lassie. HOWARD MICHEL can now be seen in the movies as “The Great Lover.” Heading the Y.W.C.A. is RICK BOLLINGER his motto is “Come, Girls, Come.” HELEN NEUFELD is married. She has discontinued her career of drawing faces and is scrubbing them instead. Ten years have come and gone but one thing remains the same, MOSELLE DEPRIEST and JIM GALLUS can’t decide if it is the real thing or not. GREG SARGENT still maintains his hermitage on a lonely South Pacific Isle, called “No Woman’s Island.” GORDON DEVRIES owns the Zurich Recreation Hall, his slogan is “Drink, Dine, and Dance with DeVries. JANICE PERSONEN is still the No. 1 playgirl in the United States. Playing basketball with the Harlem Globe Trotters is JOE UPSHAW. He always was on the ball. Now co-owner of Kimball Conco is PEGGY CONRAD. Her motto is “By Conoco, Hottest Brand Going.” LARRY SHAW now owns his Fury convertible. Look at all the girls chase him now. PAT SARGENT still can’t decide what to do, is it love or isn’t it? It has taken TRINA OVERCAST ten years to write her book “How To Catch A Man.” From what we hear it was taken from her own first hand experiences. Dancing on Bandstand is RONNIE BRINKMAN still doing his own version of the “twist.” RITA CHAPMAN is chief executive of the “Purex for Blonde’s Company.” Her motto is “The Lighter The Better.” The governor of Montana is none other than our own BEV- ERLY GRATTON. When asked her opinion of women in politics, she said, “Women are here to stay.” KARIN FALD is in Paris showing how to design purses. Her latest creation is a dainty little number, measuring about 3 feet in diameter. ROYAL WISCH has made a fortune by selling his extra- ordinary whishers to the Tooth Brush Factory in New York City. The new sign painter in Williston, North Dakota, is PAT FINLEY, employed with the Cislo Corporation. At last Elvis has been replaced by CHARLIE CLIKEMAN, the number one recording star. “Go, Charlie, Go.” Owning his own theater, DICK BOISVERT is making the change overs without any difficulty. The great F.B.I. agent, SANDIE EWING, is still hunting for the right man. Like father, like son, LARRY CASTEEL is working at But- tery’s. He always knew dad was right. CONNIE LONEY is working for Winston Company. Her motto is “It’s what’s up front that counts.” Now promoted to grease monkey at the Doughten Ford Sales, is TOM BARBER. Is it the job, Tom, or the boss’s daugh- ter??? DURVIN LEO can still be seen at Lloyd and Logie dances, having her usual good times. Through a period of ten years, BILL MILLER has finally made it to the moon, he just loves all that green cheese. The styles have changed, but not VALERIE DAHL. She now has her own dress shop, her styles are getting shorter and shorter. GARY FRIEDE is now working at the City Hall, instead of paying the fines, he collects them. JUDY LUX has started the man hunting agency in Chinook, her motto is “If you can’t get him I can.” Now married and in Glasgow, HELEN ROHRER is leading her band of little ones. After ten years, SHIRLEY YOUNG is still a PERKin. CAROL ARNDT is running a beauty school in Chinook. She has invented a new makeup that has put Revlon out of busi- ness. MAX CHAPMAN, is a famous dentist, now he has his patients saying “ahh” instead of him. VIVIAN BROWN can still be seen in CHS teaching the class of “72” how to twirl. “How To be a Successful Wife and Treat Your Husband With Consideration” has been written by none other than PAULINE LEONARD. The new Physical Education Instructor in CHS is ROSE AN- DERSON, now look at those girls go. JEANETTE SEAMONS finally mastered her driving, she hasn’t hit a tree since the last time. She’s going back to hitting the piano keys. 22

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Senior Class Will We the Senior Gass of 1962, of the Gty of Chinook, County of Blaine, State of Montana, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any and all wills made by us before the present date. We give and bequeath the following: Janet Alsaker: Wills her quiet and shy ways to Cecilia Dannis. Your troubles are over, Cecilia. Rose Anderson: Wills her quiet reserve to Winkie Taylor. Now watch ‘ole C.H.S. calm down! Carol Arndt: Would will something, but she needs all she’s got to keep up with Bob. Tom Barber: Would will Judy Doughten to the hoys in C.H.S., but he wants to keep her all to himself. Dick Boisvert: Wills his quiet speaking ability to Mrs. Tille- man. The halls of C.H.S. will never be the same. Rick Bollinger: Wills his charming personality and manners to Larry Schroeder, and Larry’s bigger than Rick is, girls! Kathie Bressler: Wills her sweet smile to the oncoming fresh- men. Let’s hope they use it as well as Kathie did. Ronnie Brinkman: Isn’t going to will his nights. He wants to keep them for future reference. Vivian Brown: Wills her twirling ability to her sister, Georgi- ans Larry Casteel: Wills his tardiness to anyone who likes the detention room as well as he does. Sharon Casteel: Wills all of the good meals in Advanced Home Ec. class to next year’s class. Eat heartily, kids! Max Chapman: Wills his “twisting” ability to Mr. DeYarmin. Maybe Tom can win a contest now. Rita Chapman: Wills her height to Priscilla Archambault. No more running in the halls to get to classes on time, huh, Priscilla? Charlie Clikeman: Wills his “gitar” to Eddie Leonard. Charlie won’t have any use for it in foreign lands. Peggy Conrad: Wills her daily letters from Billings to anyone who thinks they have time to answer them as well as she did. Valerie Dahl: Wills her short skirts to Pam Taylor. Just look at those legs now! Moselle DePriest: Wills her old blue car to Joni Leeds and Connie Mallon. Let’s hope they have as much fun in it as Moselle did! Gordon DeVries: Wills his interesting times in Bookkeeping to next year’s class. Now they can get caught up on their sleep. Bob Doughten: Is taking his car with him. What good is a party without a car? Sandi Ewing: Leaves her position as flag twirler to her sister, Linda. Let’s hope Linda does as well as Sandi did. Karin Fald: Wills her “puppy-dog” friend to Greta Gustafson. 0, happy day! Patty Finley: Leaves her sense of humor to Mr. Anderson. Wow! what a bookkeeping class they will have now! Gary Friede: Leaves with a sigh of relief! Jim Gallus: Wills his dimples to anyone who thinks they can use them as successfully as Jim has. Bill Graham: Wills his science magazines to Mr. Denney. Bill doesn’t need them anymore. He’s got other interest! Beverly Gratton: Wills her driving ability to anyone who has a father with nerves of steel!! Anna Marie Hirter: Wills her gracefulness to Joe Brummer. Go, team, go! Henry Hofeldt: Wills his physique to Bob Harvey. Just look at that man now! Karon Hofeldt: Wills all her good times at the country dances to anyone who thinks they can have as much fun as she had. Jerry Isbell: Wills his ability to play his French horn to Steve Sargent. Now Steve will have a chance to go to State, too! Louise Jergeson: Leaves her ability to get along with the fresh- man boys to the girls of the freshman class. Watch out, boys. Dorvin Leo: Leaves her giggle to anyone in C.H.S. who thinks they can master it as Dorvin has. Pauline Leonard: Leaves with a diamond. She’s taking that with her! Connie Loney: Wills her car to anyone who can get out of the close scraps as she has. Judy Lux: Wills her problems with the opposite sex to anyone who can come out on top! Markita McDowell: Gladly leaves her job as student treasurer to Jean Varner. Now, Jean, let’s see you do as good a job. Bonnie Magda: Wills her strutting ability in twirling to Mary Barber and Donna Sherman. You’re troubles are over, girls! Howard Michel: Wills his “spud” business to his brother Ralph. Bill Miller: Wills his 5,981 excess brownie points to Bob Brekke. Vic Monson: Wills his curly locks to Frank Archambault. No more Bryle Cream for you, Frank Neal Montgomery: Wills his winter walks to anyone who can walk farther than he has. Helen Neufeld: Wills her false pony-tail to Joyce Bleha. Now Joyce will have something to hang onto after the girls leave. Trina Overcast: Wills her car to Diana Padgent and Nora Williams. Now, girls, you can ride in style instead of walking. Chuck Palm: Wills his Student Voice position to Charlene Paulson. Let’s see you do as well as Chuck did. Janice Personen: Would leave her figure and walk to the girls in C.H.S., but she’s going to take advantage of it at St. Olaf’s. Helen Rohrer: Wills her trips to Glasgow to anyone who can find as interesting a subject there as Helen did! Greg Sargent: Wills his running stamina to next year’s track team. Pick ’em up and set ’em down, boys. Pat Sargent: Wills her old, used recipes to Mrs. Ingwalson. Pat never had any use for them. Shirley Seamon: Wills her quiet ways in the library to the incoming Freshmen. Now Mrs. Praetz won’t have to strain her voice anymore. Jeanette Seamons: W’ills the high school’s choir piano to next year’s accompanist. Let’s see you do as good a job as Jeanette has done. Sheila Seamons: Leaves with no regrets! Larry Shaw: Wills his way with the girls to Don Morgan. Let’s see if Don can do as well as Larry did. Jim Speers: Would will his personality if he had not used it to the fullest advantage—both sides. Doug Tilleman: Wills his training in sports to anyone who can get out of it and still be as good as Doug is. Joe Upshaw: Wills his way with the teachers to Jim Reed. No more Detention Room for Jim! Royal Wisch: Wills his job as delivery boy to anyone who can master the G.M.C. as he did. Shirley Young: Leaves—to give more bucking room to her brother Bob. LASTLY: IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto set our hand and seal on this twenty-first day of May in the year one thousand nine hundred and sixty-two. 21

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Juniors “There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual development, but I think this is intolerable for most Americans.” Albert Einstein