Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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PUTTING TOGETHER THE PIECES On the first day of school, the odor of the carpet glue opened our sinuses, and the slick waxed floors made walking in our new shoes very difficult. Furthermore, the interior decorator was very creative during the summer. The painters must have been going for the glow in the dark look when they painted the walls. The classroom colors ranged from salmon, three shades of blue, to a vivid bright green. Perhaps the glare kept students from becoming modern day Rip Van Winkles. However, the wildest colors came from the bathrooms. The girls' bathroom was aqua, lavendar, and light green with a forest green stripe, and had tan doors; what a combo! The boys earned some subtlety with their light and dark tan decor accented with a vibrant yellow stripe. We re still all wondering why all that attention was given to the bathrooms!

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 SPORTS p. 6 5 STUDENT LIFE p. 93 FACULTY ADS p. 104 top left With apprehensioxfoMcanie Smith and Sonia Sharpies await the playing of Bj| Sandy during their first round robin tournament, whi t Pitching Wolf K mc play Ma!a I he girls helped put tocetiier a distria and divisionalrchampionship 4 aru top rigte- Student leaders, Kathie Gruszu and Chandra Zarn. anu teachers, Mr Bob Dolezal and Mr Gerry Blankinship plan $0 put tngerfcat a model vear middle left-Trving to put tojrethc a win. Joel Prutr-' gains some yardage against Harlem [middle right- Wearing masculine attire. Stephanie Petfv and Cara Tilford enjoy a warm fall climate on homecoming week s opposite sex day. bottom- Sophomores too, put together a spirit group for bonfire. Jason Foss, Mark Miller. Rasan Miller. Becky Graff, and Lesley VonEschen attend the festivities to cheer the football team who was having trouble putting together a winning season. 3

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I However, the most obvious unique thing about us at CHS is our mascot, the sugarbcet; while most high school teams have intimidating animals or villians as mascots for their team's namesake, we are the Sugarbeeters. ( Yet. that is only one of the unique pieces in the CHS puzzle After last year's coverage on national news, most people also know' that, with generosity, Lloyd Sweet has assisted our community in a variety of ways, but especially through scholarships which send our unique young people off to college Lloyd Sweet can t be left out when putting together the pieces of the Cl IS puzzle although in Chinook there is much more that makes us unique. THIS PAGE: top left- Enjoying fair tun in the sun. Steph Fuhrman, Roxanne Tilleman, and Lesley VonEschen visit with a smile, top right- Glen Dolezal cheers from atop Ray Leo's shoulders enjoying late night spirit boosting, bottom-Looking like models for the Salvation Army, clash day finds Rasan Miller, Michele Medlin, Steph Perry', and Kerry Larsen storytelling in the foyer. OPPOSITE PAGE: top left-Ken Morris. Anita Gauthier. Sandy Charney. Allen Higgins, and Kathie Gruszie share a good laugh while telling of theit ball capturing escapade as part of the Scavenger Hunt, top right- Adjusting her shades, Michele Charney participates on hats, shade, and suckers day. bottom left- Robert Price appears to be contemplating a devious shot, while Tim Sokolowski and Nicole Gebert focus their attention on the check list to see if their hunt is completed, bottom right- Hamming it up on opposite sex day, Willie Birnell. Beau Flom, and Casey Jones flaunt their feminine WOWS! 5