Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

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top left- Lisa Lowen, in front of the Stegmeicr home, quizzically ponders the spelling of carnival as she makes the sophomore candidate’s sign for the Homecoming Parade, lop right- Casey Jones displays his mousse spiked and painted hair on Do Day. left- While representing the sophomores during the Battle of the Air Bands. Fay Pula and Carmen Hofeldt get emotionally involved in their song, ‘’Heart and Soul” originally sung by TPAU. Much to their dismay the girls placed fourth in the competition, right- At the Fort Benton Girls' Basketball game. Mona Benbo. goes against the rule of smiling for the camera and tries puckering up!?

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Juslin Achtenbcrg Mona Benbo Willie Birnell Noelle Brekke Chanette Burchard .SOPHOMORES. The Life of the School by Angie Fischer The year started off with a bang for the sophomores. Final- ly, they were upperclassmen to someone. Luckily for the freshmen, though, the sophomores decided they really liked this bunch. Last year, a lot of the members of the class got in the swing of things by participating in various activities. For some, however, it took an extra year. One thing which the kids really plunged all of their effort into was building the class float for the homecoming parade. The float's theme was “FROST THEM FLAKES!”. The float consisted of a gigantic cereal box with Tony the Tiger on it and a cereal bowl with a spoon. The float, which was given second place by the judges, was thought of as the best float in the parade by many of the bystanders. The sophomores prid- ed themselves on their work, and they had every right to. Their work was excellent, not because one or two people worked on the float as if it were their project and no one else’s, but because everyone put effort into it. The sophomore class has stuck together through the good times and the bad. They cheered with each other when they succeeded in putting on an enjoyable Snoball and supported one another through the tragic deaths of their classmates Brian Brekke and Shawn Raty. Though the class of 90 has been through a lot and has not always gotten along with the upperclassmen, they will never be forgotten. The people in this class make up one of the best classes ever created. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Cory Stegmeier (Representative), Todd Peterson (Vice President), Judson Sharpies (President), Jeni Davies (Secretary treasurer). Fay Pula (Representative). Chris Elliot (Rcspresentative), Donna Miller (Advisor). Heidi Beard Corey Bilgcr Tammy Bohanan Luke Brown Mickey Cross

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Angie Fischer Nicholle Geberi Shawn Gilbert Carrie Gilmore Russell Golie Sheronda Healy Jolynn Henderson Carmen Hofeldt Rob Jamieson Casey Jones Christi LaTray Robin Leo Dan Looby Lisa Lowen Bob Mudge Steven Mulonet TJ. Overcast Kim Peterson Todd Peterson Robert Price LaNez Pruttis Fay Pula Robert Sayler Judson Sharpies Cory Stegmeier