Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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top Homecoming Queen Candidates: Roxanne Tilleman. Connie Larson. Lisa Shockley. Melanie Smith, and Soma Sharpies The girls were escorted bv King Candidates Scott Dahl. Ken Morris. Todd Malsam. Dwain Tilleman. and Joel Pruttis middle left- On the sideline of Harlem s field. Coach Dolezal directs and advises his defensive back. Ray Leo middle right Due to the power outage, darkness reigned in the boys locker room forcing football players, Lenme Buhmann and Lance Starr to seek alternatives, bottom On main street. Lisa Lowen. Judy Friede. and Laura Rasmussen brave the wind while waiting for the homecoming parade to organize. Puzzled'' Pupils

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''Let’s Get Fired Up!” Wearing pajamas to school by day, and participating in a mattress race by night are things that could only happen during Homecoming Week. The Homecoming Week started out with a bang. The various dress up days along with nocturnal competitions added numerous sparks to the already blazing enthusiasm of CHS. Student Council broke tradition this year and arranged for school to be cancelled on Thursday afternoon so that the classes could work on their floats. The afternoon was well spent with the Juniors winning the float competition during the parade on Friday. The Sophomores, Freshman, and Seniors (respectively) were not far behind. Then, when you dare to make an exceptional Homecoming, you feed the Bon Fire with gas, and pick Royalty with the same kind of flare. Out of the ten Senior Candidates for Homecoming King and Queen, Todd Malsam and Roxanne Tilleman were the favored choices. Due to the flood, Hoon Field was under water. Consequently, the Homecoming game was moved to Havre, but the excitement and anticipation never faltered. Although the game ended in a disappointing loss to Shelby (26-12), the entire week's fever was not so easily extinguished. top left- With a warm spot in her heart for her team. Jennifer Anderson bundles up to keep warm as she watches Chinook lose their homecoming game, middle left- Roxanne Tilleman and Todd Malsam walk out to the homecoming parade after being crowned king and queen during the pep assembly, middle right- Kathy Anderson is being forced into the window as her fellow Juniors cram into principal. Gary Smith s Fiesta on cram a car night during homecoming week, bottom right- Melissa Florea and Trevor Cronk visit while their classmates. Scott Mackenzie. Erin Ramberg. Kent Dolezal. and Curt Hebbelman ride on their winning float 10

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Super Sensational The class of 1987 had a super sensational year—what's more, they had fun! The Homecoming events started them out with with a bang, or should I say a load? Cramming nineteen people in a little Ford Fiesta is no small achievement! But then, the class was never known for anything but achievements. Individuality graced this class with its unique talents. Every different type of personality, interest, and style made an appearance to help create the panoramic picture the Seniors produced together. However, as much as it may seem a paradox, their originality frequently proved to be an adversary rather than an ally. Such was most evident during decisionmaking get togethers, often thought of as class meetings. Here a quaint auditorium was altered to become a battleground where the foe's weapon was simply a different point of view. Though lengthy in time and harrowing in experience, the best decisions were agreed upon. What did a senior do with both his her spare and busy time? You've got it, fill out scholarships. As any senior would tell you, you don't get your money for nothing in that business! At least one day each week was spent in the counsellor's office rummaging for an applicable source of money to get through college. What a rush it was to find one whose deadline could still be met! To be or not to be insane was an appropriate question asked by seniors after scholarship season. Whether it be excellence on the job, in a classroom, or on the court, this bunch did their best and went for the gusto! They really were a super sensational group of individuals. top left- Keeling oppressed by the unbearable sun, Ted Solem enjoys the fair on his last weekend of summer vacation, top right- After a gruelling loss to the Harlem Wildcats. Neil Weigand and Todd Malsam grimace, while Allen Higgins consoles them. Higgins was unable to play this season due to a shoulder injury, middle- In that game against the Wildcats. S7 Ken Morris expects a pass from 40 Todd Malsam to save the ball from a tackle, bottom- The seniors salvaged sand bags from the flood as props for their float, but the |udges bagged the idea too. giving the float last place.