Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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IRENE OWEN Home Ec. Club 2 4 Daffy Dills 3 Prom Princess 3 Demon In The Dark 4 Mgr. Girls Basketball 4 VERA BLYTH Basketball 1 2 Cheerleader 2 Vice-President Daffy Dills Home Ec. Club 2 G Club Demon In The Dark Library MARGIE BREWER Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 Presideni 3 Daffy Di11s 3 Home Ec. Club 2 4 G Club 4 Library 3 4 Demon In The Dark 4 JEANIE THOMAS Baskeiball 2 3 A Ready Made Family 2 Home Ec. Club 2 Daffy Di1ls Demon In The Dark G Club NORMA HICKS Daffy Dills 3 Home Ec. Club Z 4 Demon In The Dark 4

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CLASS PROPHECY Geraldine. Montana July 5, 2010 Dear Buck: We were all so very sorry that you were unable to attend our reunion of the graduating class of 1948. We realize that your job as Governor of Montana must cer- tainly keep you busy. We are all looking forward to the election and certainly wish you luck in your plans for re-election. Everyone else was here except Vera Blyth who left this kindly earth some time ago. She had a very pleasant life, however. living on her Health Farm in Sun Valley. Idaho. Of course, Margie Brewer was here and that's right! Margie never married, and doesn't plan to now. She has certainly done well for herself. She claims to be the richest woman in the world and certainly seems to be. She is spry as ever and doesn't look a day over 65. Edith Manley suddenly appeared out of nowhere with a band of armed Indians following her. They claim she stole their Chief Wahoo from his tepee. This is Edith's fortieth year of teaching at the Browning Grammar School. Norma Hicks arrived, looking dignified and sedate. with her snow-white hair. Norma has attained tame as a social worker for the founding of Hicks' Hacienda. famous Western rival of Chicago's Hull House. Irene Owen arrived late and left early, as she was on her way to Paris. France to a top-notch designer's meeting. After retiring from the modeling business at the age of 45, she became the chief designer tor the Major-Minor Film Industry of Hollywood. California. Bill Bronson took an hour off from his garage to spend chatting and reminiscing over old times at GHS. Bill is planning on retiring from the garage business next spring and young Ned and Bill, Jr. are planning on taking over the garage. Bill is the proud papa of 7 boys and 2 girls. Rita Painter is a retired dancer, living off her reputation. She is credited with dancing for 50 years on Broadway. She is still famous for her arrangement of the Mexican Jumping Corn. Rita Slowey returned yesterday from her missionary work with the Head Hunters of South Africa. Rita has done a wonderful job by devoting her life to the job of teach- ing them to dance and sing. She has also set up a school to teach them to eat properly. Jeanie Thomas has spent her later years living close to the Warm Springs insti- tution. For 30 years she was the woman warden of that institution. and upon retirement they refused to let her leave the country. Jeanie is the first woman warden of an insane asylum. Of course you know that after completing a journalism course at the University of Montana, I bought out the Geraldine Review. While I have enjoyed my years of association with the ladies and gentlemen of the press, those old rockin' chair days have arrived at last and I plan to retire within the year. Good luck in the coming election. Be sure and let us know how the election returns come out and send campaign booster buttons if you have any. Sincerely, JEAN THOMAS