Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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Brian Barber poses as Bob MacKenzie of the MacKenzie Brothers from STRANGE BREW. Ken Moms portrayed Doug MacKenzie to complete the pair, left Neil Wcigand won the judges nod for best costume at the Halloween Dance, but mutilated people don't smile! below Shane Lester; advisor. Ted Solem; parliamentarian. Mel Smith; vice president. Roxanne Tilleman. president. Connie Larson; secretary. Sonia Sharpies. Tammy Mox-ley. and Julienne Gauthier; student council representatives first row- Allen Higgins, Connie Larson. Joan Latray Todd Malsam Debi Matthews Vanessa McCartney Karol Mefford Dennis Mitchell Ken Morris Tammy Moxley Cody Powell Joel Pruttis Ed Looby Sonia Sharpies Lisa Shockley Ted Solem Mark Smith Melanie Smith Tim Stebar Melinda Taylor Dwain Tilleman Roxanne Tilleman Neil Weigand 19

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Together This year's Junior class float theme changed about every meeting the class held. This dilemma typified the class itself; everchanging, always witty, but not always put together. However, the Juniors were not complete. The class of '87 were without their fellow classmate and friend, Ed Looby. Ed was injured in a traffic accident. His kindness and sense of humor were sorely missed. But fortunately, the juniors had Ed back the week before Thanksgiving. To welcome Ed home, the Pep Club put up numerous signs to express their happiness over Ed's return. One sign was written on newspaper and read. Did you hear the news:' Ed's back!” Certainly, the juniors, along with the rest of C.H.S. gave their thanks on Thanksgiving. Thanks that Ed was back. Along with Ed. thejunior class had many other mishaps. Brian Barber cracked a number of ribs when he rolled his car, and Roxanne Tilleman was injured while playing her always aggres Again sive style of basketball. She ended up ----imh with five stitches by her eye, and V broken braces. Furthermore. Marla Anderson, Lisa Shockley, and Sheryl Anderson were each credited with a crash in the ditch. All three escaped with minimal injuries. The Juniors were also known for their not-always-appreciated sense of humor. The Seniors can testify to this. During the homecoming bonfire the Juniors and Seniors were exchanging cheers of J-U-N'-I-O-R-S, Juniors are the very best, and S-E-N-I-O-R-S, Seniors are the very best. When the Juniors yelled, S-E-N-l-O-R-S, Seniors are really neat, although this makes no sense, it got the Seniors goat, and therefore made the Juniors very happy. But many, also overlooked the Juniors pride, outstanding class, and school spirit. Certainly, this group will make for perfect Seniors. Well, near perfect at least. Marla Anderson Sheryl Anderson Melissa Baird Brian Barber Carla Bilger Lennie Buhman Sandy Charney Scott Dahl Lisa Eastman Dana Finley Brad Friede Kevin Friede Steph Fuhrman J.D. Fullbright Anita Gauthier Julienne Gauthier Shawn Geiser Shelly Graff Jenny Halderman Lori Halingstad 18

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 Yeah Sophomores” was what decorated the halls and covered the float of this wild-n-crazy class. Since most of them had their licenses, cruising main, listening to music, and being very obnoxious at times was what kept them alive throughout the school-year. Since most of their time was spent in their cars with their friends, most people thought it to be impossible to do homework, but the sophomores accomplished their academic activities with success. Although this class did well in academic courses, they also showed a lot of spirit and excelled in extra-curricular activities. For example, Stacey Shockley assisted the Girl's Basketball Team to a State Championship. She had an extremely aggressive style out on the court. Her speed and grace will be valuable assets to the BGG team in the next two years. Then, there're Scott Mac-Kenzie, Brad Peterson, and Ray Leo whose abilities helped BBB team to many victories throughout the season. Furthermore, Scott Brummer is a promising contender in wrestling. Kent Dolezal would also have given the wrestlers some more points if he hadn't broken his leg during practice. His brother, Mark, the assistant coach, broke Kent's leg when he threw a knee freeze on him and unfortunately snapped his lower leg in two!! Kent spent the year healing, but he'll be back and ready to wrestle next year. The Sophomores had many leaders in everything. For example, Kathie Gruszie proved her leadership ability by earning the tiugh O'Brian Leadership Award. ''Sensitivity and concern for myself and others is a deep part of my personality. It is important to use my own strengths to benefit others; and their strenghts, in turn will benefit me. This learning process is the basis for reaching goals, because with a good education, I can accomplish anything, answered Kathie to one of the many questions in which Kathie showed her leadership ability. The runner-up for the Hugh O'Brian Award was Scott MacKenzie. One of the many activities throughout the school year at CHS was the Snoball which the sophomore class sponsored. It was filled with the Christmas spirit and was a big success. There were lots of decorations, like the big tree in the middle of the floor, delicious Christmas candies and cookies, and GREAT music, such as Built this City on Rock and Roll by Starship. Certainly this class, though wild, has great potential that can be shown through their academics, sports, and leadership. Curtis Anderson Gretchen Anderson Kathy Anderson Brent Barber Laura Bucklin Tammy Bergman Scott Brummer Michele Charney Melissa Davidson Kent Dolezal Dirk Druggc John Duke Kody Farmer Melissa Florea Judy Friede Marc Gauthier Rob Gibson Kathy Gruszie Tyler Haider Lilly Halseth 20