Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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Seated: Vera Blyth, Jean Thomas, Bill Bronson, Rita Slowey. Glenn Anderson, Benjy Craig. Standing: Jeanie Thomas, Delores Fairbanks, Kenneth Hicks, Margie Brewer, Max Makich, Sally Bronson, Marian Scribner. TH E NG CLUB This year found the lettermen of G. H. S. eligible for membership in a new club activated for the first time on September 22, 1947. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Jesper- son, we organized this club for the purpose of promoting and maintaining good sports- manship in all inter-scholastic activities. Any student who has earned a letter in competitive sports is eligible for membership in the G Club. On the basis of this eligibility the following students automatically became charter members of the G Club. Benjy Craig . , H, , ,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,President Glenn Anderson , ,,,,,,,,,,, ,Vice-President Rita Slowey ,.,, , Secretary and Treasurer Vera Blyth Kenneth Hicks Margie Brewer Max Makich Bill Bronson Marian Scribner Sally Bronson Jean Thomas Delores Fairbanks Jeanie Thomas On November 22, 1947, the G Club sponsored a carnival to raise funds for the purchase of new scenery for the auditorium stage. The booths were operated by the various classes and clubs of the school. There were 12 booths in all providing a variety of entertainment. In spite of inclement weather, the attendance was exceptionally good and the carnival was a financial success. By popular vote, based on admission, Bill Bronson and Jean Thomas were crowned King and Queen of the carnival. We hope the G Club will expand its activities in future years and become a permanent factor in the betterment of our school.

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Standing: Mr. Vail, John Entorf, Jim Craig, Max Makich, Buck Juedeman, Norris Owen, Bob Martinez. Kneeling: Beryl Rucker, Benjy Craig, Francisco Martinez, Glenn Anderson. Bill Bronson. Boys' basketball started with twelve boys out for practice. Four lettermen re- turned from last year: Bill Bronson, Benjy Craig, Glenn Anderson and Max Makich. Mr. Vail was coach. Wiley Juedeman was student manager for the year. Midway through the season, a mumps epidemic hit the community, and several of our first string players were forced to retire from active participation in the basketball program. The scores for the year were as follows: Our Score Team 8: Place Their Score 28 Centerville, here , , 46 41 Neihart, here , , , ,, 35 34 Ft. Benton, here , , 58 24 Great Falls DeMolay, there 30 30 Great Falls DeMolay, here 39 30 Centerville, there , ,, 44 30 Belt. here ,, , 52 24 Highwood, here , , 43 21 Belt, there , ,,,, ,,,,,, 7 2 27 Highwood, there ,. 45 COUNTY TOURNAMENT AT FT. BENTON 10 Ft. Benton , ,,,,,,, ,,,,, . , 99 36 Highwood .. H . , , ,,,,,,,, 49 SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT AT CENTERVILLE Z2 Ft. Benton , 58 25 Highwood ,,, 36 The co-captains for the year were Bill Bronson and Buck Juedeman. Those who received letters this year were Bill Bronson. Buck Juedeman, Benjy Craig, Norris Owen. Francisco Martinez, Beryl Rucker, Glenn Anderson, Jim Craig, John Entorf, Max Makich and Wiley Juedeman.

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l Lett to right Herb Bailey William Luhr. Jr. Wiley Juedeman It was decided by the student body to have three boys and two girls as cheer- leaders for the 1947-48 school year. Everyone was new to the job except Vera Blyth who has been an active member of the Pep Club for three years. New yell books were published by the club and a copy given to each member of the student body in high school and the grades. Pep assemblies were held regularly preceding each game. Left. Vera Blyth Right, Alice Rose Tanner C I. U B