Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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THIS PAGE. Top- Jason Pyette relaxed during his honor pass hour, while Brett Zarn completed a task as a teacher's aide. Middle- Many students cleaned their lockers after school, as Brent Barber and Scott Brummer did. Bottom- Melanie Smith packed her duffle bag full of an evening's worth of homework. Right- The intensity of a wrestling match affected coaches, Ray Reid and Den Stuker as well as fellow teammate, J D Pike. OPPOSITE PAGE: Left- Clowning around was a favorite form of release for Melanie Smith. Right-Students looked forward to weekends so they could cruise, as Karen Chapman and Shami Block made evident. 25

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( CHS students were spread so thin participating in extracurricular activities with 72% of them in two or three activities, while 32% of them engaged in four to six activities. Consequently, they often spent their after school and weekend hours dedicated to the sports and clubs which gave them the chance to show off their talent. Frequently, after hours meant cramming for crucial exams, polish-ing a composition, adding finishing touches to a Vo-Ag project, practicing an instrumental or vocal piece, experimenting with new home economics or science lab techniques, reviewing math or business formulas, or shading a drawing. At 3:10 on Fridays teachers and students both uttered a silent T.G.I.F. thrilled about the opportunity to escape one another for a couple days. However, weekends often did not imply a separation Although school received a majority of their attention, students still found time for frolic. After hours also took the shape of dates, hobbies, and many other activities. The hot spots to take a date were movies. Pizza Hut, MacDonalds, or cruising; while listening to music, making music, watching T V., or just being together were enjoyed. On the other hand, hunting, exercising, and 4-H captured students' attention as favorite past times. Certainly students' mental and physical abilities were well exercised. The time school activities demanded did not bother CHSers, since high school is the main topic in High School Days. They just featured a livelier cast for the lime light to shine on. 24

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top left After hours, Ted Solem, Richard Owens. Ken Morris, and Dwain Tilleman imagine driving in the Grand Prix. top right- Erin Ramberg cramming tor a test during lunch, middle left- Relaxation was Jamie Neibauer's favorite activity, middle right- Shelly Leo and Melissa Gruszie clutch each other, hoping for the winning point, bottom left- Marla Anderson fantasized about her dream man. bottom right- Recreational activities such as ping pong were enjoyed, 26 especially by Sheryl Anderson.