Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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■ DARLENE RUTLEDGE: Some are LARRY SCHROEDER: Young wise, some are otherwise. man! Where is your mark on the twentieth century? LOIS SCHROEDER: She lives by the golden rule. PAM TAYLOR: The novel of her life would be a best seller. CONNIE SKOYEN: A good listener makes a delightful companion. JO LYNN SPRINKLE: Mischief lurks behind that girlish grin. BETTY STEINMETZ: I'd rather be a redhead than a deadhead. 17

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MARY LOU MILLER: Love is the axis of life. MELVIN MOE: My better days are over, my best have just begun. DONALD MORGAN: I would have liked to say something, but I never got the chance. MARGARET PRIDGEON: A giggle you hear, and you know she's near. CHARLENE PAULSON: People were born to live two by two. RITA PETERS: She's small, but so is a stick of dynamite. ALAN PETERSON: Men still die with boots on, but usually one boot is on the accelerator. 16

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DIANE THOMPSON: Words were yet to be created to define her personality. TOM TILLEMAN: These are trying times and I've tried everything. JEAN VARNER: Humor is my passport. WINKI TAYLOR: A girl's bathing suit is twelve square inches of material completely surrounded by eyes. BILL WILSON: The steps to satisfaction lead to the Cozy.