Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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top- In her real scary tribal mask, Chandra Zarn show off her gorgeous green and yellow hair on Wild Do Day. left- Stacey Shockley and Tammy Bergman enjoy cutting into a birthday cake for the September birthdays in Mr. Blankenship's right- Pam Gruszie, Erika Hewitt, Brenda Moxley, and Michele Charney can’t decide if watching the clock or the game is more exciting. Heart of the School

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A New Dish • by Slcphanic Perry Students arriving at school on the first day noticed a new addition to the fouth side of the lawn. This appen- dage is a Public Broadcasting satel- lite. Started about three years ago, the project was instituted as a way to provide educational programming for jhc area as well as a way to broadcast local happenings such as sports events, school plays, and public meet- ings. The community was very in- volved in the long process of establish- ing the station. In fact, over 25 per- cent of the funds needed were raised locally while the rest came from a fed- eral grant. The equipment was finally installed in early August before school began. The large, circular white dish occu- pies a portion of the lawn on the south side of the school, while the program- ming equipment took over the former chair storage room in the auditorium. This leaves nowhere for the storage of the extra chairs when not in use, but this is no problem since most of the chairs are used for choir classes any- way. The new station is a real benefit to the community. Local production possibilities are endless, since live shows can be produced quite easily, and tapes of athletic events, meetings, or even community activities such as CPR training are probable. Coming events calendars as well as a variety of education, informative programs for all ages are currently broadcast through the station. During an afternoon set aside for Homecoming float construction, Arcelia Miller and Jodi Stanley study jr. class float plans intensely. OPPOSITE PAGE: top- Watch out flics. Aaron Johnson and Trevor Cronk could be very strong contestants in the “Mr. Lizard Tongue L'.S.A.” contest They arc practicing this look at one of the various home GBB games, middle left- Brenda Moxley, modeling a wool suit at the “Make it with Wool” show, shows the old time look that was so popular in the vintage days, middle right- Holly McCauley was made Honey Princess by the Montana Honey Association at the Blaine County Fair. This honor entitles her to become Honey Queen in 1988. If she accepts this she would visit all the fairs in the state of Montana, bottom- Noelle Brekke, Rasan Miller. Kerry Larsen. Fay Pula, Frances Nemes, Nichole Gcbert. and Jodie Stanley arc contentedly eating their lunch and awaiting another noon-hour band practice for the Homecoming half-time show.

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A Class Act Gretchcn Anderson Tammy Bergman Laura Bucklin Trevor Cronk by Trevor Cronk and Chandra Zarn The Senior Class of 1988 had its foundation in leadership and ability, and had a competitive edge. Not only were the Seniors leaders in the classroom, but they were also leaders throughout numerous school activities. During Homecoming Week, the Seniors showed together- ness in building their float entitled, “Every Tiger Has Its Day Also, during the Homecoming lip syncs, the Seniors were victorious in the class competition by barely beating the Freshmen. Leadership was further evident in the Senior class as the Student Council was led by Seniors. However, the Class of 1988 was known best for its com- petitive edge in the classroom. Therefore, teachers noted how each student made the next one strive to do his best in making each person a better student. Seniors were also busy with the big decisions regarding colleges, future plans, ACT’s, and senior portraits, which bottled up inside their minds causing a touch of Senioritis in all of them. Overall, the seniors were all shaped up and ready to enter the real world. Curt Anderson Brent Barber Scott Brummer Michelle Charney SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Judy Friede (secretary treasurer). Jill Kluck (Representative), Kathie Gruszie (Representative), Darryl Young (Parliamentarian), Jack Mattingly Dave Jensen (Advisors), Eloise Solem (Representative), Trevor Cronk (President), Not Pictured Rob Jcnks (Vice President). SENIORS