Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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First row: Lois Mann, Sue Seekins, Laura Jean Paradis, Norma Jean Spevacek, Judy Peterson, Dottie Lou Scribner, Linda Bronson, Patty Thomas Middle row: Norman Sullivan. Kenny Engellant, Kathleen Corley, Roberta Brewer, Mrs. Dorn, Patty Clark, Betty Reid, Dickie Meyers, Donnie Anderspn Back row: Lennie Duvall, Billy Boggess, John Reid. Jerry Ludeman, Garry Carlson, Wesley Stoos, Tommy MacArthur INTERMEDIATE School opened with an enrollment of twenty-six pupils, thirteen hoys and thirteen girls. The sixth grade was largest with an even dozen. This year an intermediate class club was organized with Gary Carlson as president, Dick Meyer as treasurer, and Dotty Lou Scribner as secretary. Our room alone gave twenty dollar-: to the March of Dimes. We also have about sixty dollars to contribute to the purchase of a radio phonograph for the school.

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Front row: Theodore Moline, Connie Dammel, Patsy Nelson, Amelia Scribner, Cyme Scribner, Ray- mond Peterson Back row: Earl Duvall, Bill Sullivan, James Bell, Mrs. Klien, Marian Nierenberg. Wendell Nelson, Roger Van Voast JUNIOR HIGH EVENTS FOR 1950-1951 A Field Trip to the Equity Elevator. Christmas Play “The Arithmetic Class.” Cubs—Two victories over the Freshmen in Basketball. Hard work on the “Twenty One Requirements, for promotion to High School.

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Front row: Jerelyn Nierenberg, Lois Corley, Judy Rudin, Terry Bronson, Patsy Peterson Middle row: Beryl Atchison, Margaret Reid, Marlene Coker, Mrs. Seekins, Joanne Clark. Nancy Knedler. Barbara Atchison Back row: Howard Pirch, Carl Apple, Teddy Mann, Kenny Spevacek, Leslie Sullivan, John Sullivan PRIMARY Classes of 1960. 1961. and 1962 received their earliest formal education under the guidance of Mrs. Hope Covington and Mrs. Helen Seekins. These were happy days learning to work and play together. Selling candy at the fall carnival, being pilgrims for Thanksgiving and the story book people in the Christmas program added much joy to our years work. On February the fourteenth we entertained pre-school children at a Valentine party. It is hoped every year will be as happy and successful as this one has been and the future be as bright as the sunshine.