Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

PUBLISHING COMPANY OALLA5. TEXAS m U MEANS SETTER YEARSOOKS — = The class of 52 is publishing this annual for the purpose of establishing a permanent and valu- able record of the 1951-1952 school year. We hope that this annual will bring you many happy and enjoyable memories in the years of the future which will quickly be upon us. If this goal is achieved our pursuit of a school tradition will have been successful. SAFARI STAFF of 1952 — Editor ------------- Assistant Editor -------- Business Manager ------- Sports Writers --------- Photography - - ----- - - - Humorists ------ — - - — Contributions and Subscriptions Sponsor------------------ ...........RONALD SCRIBNER ...........DONALD HICKS ...........VICTOR MANELY - - AL AUDET, JERRY QUNELL .............JOHN PETERS M1TZIE TANNER, RITA TONNE - BILLY BELL, ROY WISHMAN. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS .............MR. EALOGH AUDITORIUM GERALDINE PUBLIC SCHOOL DORMITORY G. BALOGH, Superintendent B, S. C. -University of North Dakota Grand Forks, North Dakota M. E. -Montana State University Missoula, Montana As has often been said, Life Is A Song, etc. , the Senior Class of 1952 has now completed the Prelude to their life's career. Musically speaking, the main part of their composition lies before them. May their High School years serve as a sound basis for their future life's compo- sition. A richer enjoyment of activities lies ahead for those who utilize their talents to make this discorded world a more harmonious place in which to live. My sincere wish goes to the graduating Seniors of 1952, that their fu- ture may be a joyous and harmonious symphony. MISS WICKENS B. S. Moorhead State Teachers College MRS. MINIUM A. B. Grinnell College Chicago University University of Texas University of Washington MR. DWELLO B. S. State Normal and Industrial College Ellendale, North Dakota MR. MAIN Montana State B. S. Montant State University MITZIE TANNER Mert Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Cheerleader 3-4 Basketball 1 Class Secretary 1 Treasurer 2 Vice President 3-4 G: Club 2-3-4 Home Ec. Club 2-3-4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon 4 Class Princess 1-2-3 Paper Staff 3-4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Band 2 Softball 2-3-4 DONALD HICKS Little Hicks Class President 2-4 Class Reporter 3 Bolts and Nuts 3 G Club 2-3-4 Football 2 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 RONALD SCRIBNER Prof Class President 1 Representative 1 Paper Staff 2-4 Band 2-3-4 Paper Editor 3 Bolts and Nut$ 3 Student Council President 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 Listen to Leon” 4 Annual Staff 4 RITA TONNE Tony Treasurer 1 Basketball 1 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Softball 2 Home Ec. Club 2-4 G Club 2-3-4 Paper Staff 3-4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Library 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Listen to Leon 4 Student Council Secretary - Treasurer 4 ALBERT AUDET Al Transferred from Portland, Oregon 3 Class Reporter 3 Band 3 Paper Staff 3-4 G Club 3-4 Football 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Baseball 3-4 -Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon 4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 I JOHN PETERS Ole Class Prince 3 Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon 4 Football 4f G Club 4 Annual Staff 4 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Doug Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 Vice President 2 Bolts and Nuts 3 Annual Staff 4 G Club 2-3-4 WILLIAM BELL Bill Class Representative 2-3 Basketball 2-3-4 G Club 3-4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon” 4 Annual Staff 4 JERRY QUN ELL Corn Baseball 1-2-3-4 G Club 2-3-4 Football 3-4 Basketball 4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon 4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 VICTOR MANLEY Vic Transferred from Fort Benton 2 Class Secretary 2 Band 2-3-4 Football 2 ”G Club 3-4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Listen to Leon 4 Annual Staff 4 ROY WISHMAN Skinny Football 1-2-3 Baseball 1 G Club 2-3-4 Bolts and Nuts 3 Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Mistory Thirteen bewildered Freshmen entered Geraldine High School on September 13, 1948. Choosing Miss Crawford class sponsor, Blue and Gold class colors, Yellow Rose class flower, Those Who Work Shall Succeed class motto, Ronald Scribner class president, James Chemelik class vice president, Mitzie Tanner class secretary, Rita Tonne class treasurer, and John Peters and Rita Tonne class reporters provided the usual flying start for Freshies. This take-off includ- ed the Freshmen Initiation. Being required to wear old female clothing and being painted from head to toe were all part of it. Shoe polish and lipstick were the favored articles to be used as paint. More torture followed at the Initiation Party held that night. Roller skating provided the entertainment at the Freshmen Return Party held on February 23. On September 7, 1949 we elected the following officers for the Sophomore year: Donald Hicks, President; Douglas Fairbanks, Vice President; Vic Manley, Secretary; Mitzie Tanner, Treasurer; Ronald Scribner and Bill Bell, Reporters, and Bill Bell, Representative. Our sponsor, Mr. Nelson was appointed by the faculty. We slaughtered the Freshmen on September 21, and dressed them as comic characters. The return party was given to us on December 14. As Juniors, on September 11, 1950, we elected: Kirk Seekins, a newcomer, to the office of Presidency; Mitzie Tanner to the office of Vice President; Rita Tonne to the office of Secre- tary-Treasurer; AI Audet, another newcomer, and Donald Hicks as Reporters. Bill Bell became Student Council Representative and Mrs. Minium was chosen class sponsor. She did wonders in leading us through the Junior Play, Bolts and Nuts' on December 4, and the Junior Prom on April 14, 1951. The Junior-Senior Banquet was our final undertaking but our Mothers did all of the work. On September 10, 1951, with Mr. Balogh elected class sponsor, we began the big year, our last one, and elected Donald Hicks, President; Mitzie Tanner, Vice President; Ronald Scribner, Secretary-Treasurer; AI Audet, Representative; Bill Bell and Rita Tonne, Reporters. We presented the Senior play, Listen to Leon on December 7, 1951. The Prom was held on April 26, 1952. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in May. Baccalaureate Services were held on May 25. Class Night took place on May 26, 1952. Commencement Services marking the climax of our High School years were held on May 29, 1952. Ronald Scribner was elected as Student Council President and Rita Tonne as Student Council Secretary-Treasurer during our Senior year. Rita was also the representative to Girls' State fhe Secretary-Treasurer during our Senior year. Rita was also the representative to Girls' State the summer of 1951. (J ass I, Ronald Scribner, will my report cards to Buck Hardenbrook. May you achieve the good grades I have, I, Mitzie Tanner, will my black, curly hair to Bonnie Raty, who won't have to dye her s any more. I, AI Audet, will to my little brother, Tiny, any of the girls that 1 have gone with. (If he wants any of them.) 1, John Peters, will my taxi service to Bob Anderson. (Don’t get run into like I did.) 1, Rita Tonne, will my ability to accumulate a large amount of gentlemen to Gloria Trevithick. (Don’t worry, they all have cars.) I, Donald Hicks, will the will that was willed to me by Bob Cartwright, a way with the fairer sex, to Willie Tonne. It’s quite a routine. I, Victor Manley, will a diploma to myself. (It’s the easiest way out.) I, Douglas Fairbanks, will my ability to train for sports to Artie Warrior. (Be careful Artie, liquor is going up. ) I, Roy Wishman, will my basketball suit to Jim Dawson, who thinks he is pretty big. I, Bill Bell, will all the candy! gave to Miss Wickens to anyone who wants it. (It was a good try anyway.) I, Jerry Quneil, will my ways with Miss Wickens to my big brother. Bob. (School sure is nice.) Class Ptojilecy The year is 1972, and the Seniors have returned to Geraldine for a class reunion. The meeting place is the hoi..a of John and Rita Peters. We are going to see a film of Marcia Tanner’s, a famous ballet dancer, on John and Rita’s television set. John Peters is the proprietor of John’s Chevrolet, and although he is loyal to Chevys, his success has warranted a Sunday Oldsmobile. Rita is kept quite busy with the three growing children. AI Audet and Mitzie Tanner, who still haven't tied the knot, are first to arrive. Al, who is paving his own road to the moon, has taken time off to drive Mitzie up from Hollywood. Mitzie, known by her Christian name Marcia to the public, has done many shows for the movies, radio, and TV. Her popularity is tremendous, especially in Geraldine where she is known as the home-town girl that made good. Dr. Ronald Scribner and William Bell L.L.B., a psychiatrist and lawyer respectively, are the second to arrive after their trip by air from New York City to Great Falls. Ronald has re- cently written a book on social problems and Bill is a candidate for Senator from New York. The nextguestsat the Peters' home are Donald Hicks and Victor Manley. Victor has become distinguished as the builder of the world's fastest hot-rod, which has musical trumpets. Victor drives this hot-rod in races across the country and plays the trumpets while steering with his toes. Among other enterprises, Donald manufactures coffins and keeps a close eye on Manley. Donald has also perfected an atomic-driven jack which can lift the iron-curtain. This enables Victor to drive under so as to give Stalin’s successors an occasional charge. (It is hoped the charge will be full of dynamite one of these days.) Roy Wishman and Douglas Fairbanks, who live in the country east of Geraldine, are ringing the doorbell now. Roy and Douglas have families, and their crops have rewarded them with newly remodeled homes and late-model automobiles. With the arrival of Jerry Qunell our reunion is complete. Jerry has settled in Wisconsin to raise his 13 children on the nation’s largest dairy farm. Jerry always enjoyed the milk, cream and homemade butter of home, and wants his kids to have the same nutritional advantages. pge 15 job 8163 cd As we are chatting over an after-television snack of coffee and strawberry-shortcake cap sules, the Class of 52” agrees that Mitzie's film was excellent and that if we are as success ful as we think we are, the days in G. H.S, were advantageous as well as memorable. First row: DANNY STRATE, SHIRLEY SCRIBNER, and BONNIE RATY. Second row; SHARON DUNTLEY, LENNIE SCRIBNER, SONIA BRONSON and BUD SCRIBNER. Third row: ROBERT HARVEY, HELEN HARDENBROOK, JOE HARDENBROOK, and PATTY LUDEMAN. On October 10, 1951, one month after school started, the officers were elected as follows: President, Danny Strate; Vice President, Shirley Scribner; Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Raty; Reporters, Patty Ludeman, and Sharon Dunt- ley; Representative, Lennie Scribner, and Mr. Main, Class Sponsor. Our play, The Skeleton Walks, which was a great success, had its presen- tation on March 28. The Junior Prom was held April 26 and merited a large crowd. The Junior-Senior Banquet given in May was our last successful project for the year. On September 10, 1951 the Sophomore class had eighteen members. The second week of school we held our first class meeting. Officers chosen were as follows: President, Bobby Anderson; Vice President, Carolyn Peters; Secretary and Treasurer, Irena Fairbanks; Reporters, Connie Tanner and Sonny Moline; Representative, Pat Mayo. First row; Bobby Anderson, Carolyn Peters, and Irena Fairbanks. Second row: Connie Tanner, John Gorder, Grace Bechard, (not pictured) Carol Lude- man, and James Audet. Third row; Bill McNairn, Louise Wishman, Willard Tonne, and Dorothy Oven. Fourth row; Donna Slowey, James Dawson, Gloria Trevithick, Sonny Moline and Pat Mayo. On September 10, 1951 eight green Freshmen entered G. H. S. The first few days were spent picking rock and wearing initiation costumes which were really dignified. We elected officers for the year. They are the following: Arthur Warrior C onnie Dammel James Bell Marian Nierenberg Amelia Scribner Earl Duvall Patsy Nelson Gy me Scribner Arthur Warrior, President; James Bell, Vice President; Connie Dammel, Treasurer; Patsy Nelson, Secretary. The Freshmen Return Party was given on October 15th. Most of the boys were successful at getting on the basketball team. We had a cheerleader elect, Amelia Scribner, from our class. . Bottom row, left to right: Linda Bronson, Betty Ried, Donny Anderson, Kenny England!, Jerry Ludeman, Dotty Lou Scribner, Laura Jean Paradis. Middle row, left to right: Mr. Jones, Alberta Brewer, Dale Moline, Wendell Nelson, Billy Sullivan, Roger Van Voast, Kathleen Corley. Top row, left to right: Billy Boggess, Gary Carlson, Dick Meyer, Norman Sullivan, Tommy Mac Arthur. Larry Dale Schwandt. i Top row, left to right: Patty Thomas, Lois McNairn, Lois Mann, Norma Jean Spivack, John Reid, Wesley Stoos, Lennis Duvall. Middle row, left to right: Eugene Strate, Kenny Spivack, Barbara Atchison, Mrs. Grove, Beryl Atchison, Earl Smith, Howard Perch. Bottom row, left to right: Teny Bronson, Margaret Reid, Nancy Knedler, Teddy Mann, Kenneth Smith, Carl Apple, Leslie Sullivan. Top row, left to right: Ricky Bucher, Johnny Sullivan, Billy Edleman, Mrs. Nichols, Judy McNairn, Jerelyn Nierenburg, Judy Rudin, Leah Schwandt. Bottom row, left to right: Ronald Mitzner, Mary Ellen Strate, Sharon Stoos, Barbara Hardenbrook, Betty Carlson, Donny Dammel, Donny Thomas. Leslie Stone, Rowan Stoos. President..........................................................................RONALD SCRIBNER Vice President SHARON DUNTLEY Secretary-Treasurer — - ---------------------------------------------- RITA TONNE Representatives: Freshmen - -- - ---------------------------------- — - -- -GYME SCRIBNER Sophomore — - -- -- - — - — -------- - — — - PAT MAYO junior........................................................ LENNIE SCRIBNER Senior - AL AUDET Sponsor MR. BALOG H cc D Vj v A J . Top row, left to right: Irene Fairbanks, Joe Harden- brook, Gyme Scribner, Willard Tonne, Bobby Anderson, Al Audet, Jerry Qunell, Sonny Moline, Tiny Audet, James Dawson, Mitzie Tanner. Middle row, left to right: Mr. Main, John Gorder, Billy Bell, Danny Strate, John Peters, Douglas Fairbanks, Jim Mayo, Lennie Scribner, Bob Harvey, Bud Scribner. Bottom row, left to right: Donna Slowey, Connie Tanner, Rita Tonne, Bonnie Raty, Dorothy Owen, Carolyn Peters, Shirley Scribner, Sharon Dunt- ley, Sonia Bronson, Amelia Scribner. f p Pafter Sta Sonia Bronson Connie Tanner Bonnie Raty AI Audet Mr. Balogh Jerry Qunell Carolyn Peters Sharon Duntley Mitzle Tanner Donald Hicks Bottom row, left to right: Irena Fairbanks Shirley Scribner Rita Tonne Ronald Scribner Donna Slowey PATTY LUDEMAN MARION NEIRENBERG CAROL LUDEMAN AMELIA SCRIBNER CONNIE DAMMEL HELEN HARDENBROOK PAT MAYO SHIRLEY SCRIBNER MISS WICKENS IIVMIII ! = 1111 III T' Zeam Basketball Due to non-organization of the Baseball team at the time that school pictures were taken, a picture of the team could not be fur- nished. The members of the team are as follows: Earl Duvall Gyme Scribner AI Audet Danny Strate Joe Hardenbrook John Gorder Lennie Scribner Jerry Qunell Tiny Audet Sonny Moline Bob Anderson James Dawson Bill McNairn Donald Hicks Willard Tonne Arti Warrior-Manager Bottom row, left to right Shirley S crib ner, Connie Dam me 1, Bonnie Raty, Mitzie Tanner, Donna Slowey, Dorothy Owen, Irena Fairbanks. Top row, left to right: Amelia Scribner, Sonia Bronson, Connie Tanner, Carolyn Peters, Miss Wickens, Gloria Trevithick, Sharon Duntley, Louise Wisham, Pat Mayo, Manager. Cheer Ceaders Mitzie Tanner. Bonnie Raty, Connie Tanner, Amelia Scribner. For the 1951-1952 sports season one girl from each class was elected as cheerleader. The girls are: Mitzie Tanner, Senior; Bonnie Raty, Junior; Connie Tanner, Sophomore, and Amelia Scribner, Freshman. These yell-leaders raised the morale of our teams during all games and were recognized as being worthy of new suits at the opening of the school year. Grade basketball Background, Center: Mr. Jones, Coach. Top row, left to right: Billy Boggess, Norman Sullivan, Donny Anderson, Wendel Nelson, Billy Sullivan, Roger Van Voast, Larry Dale Schwandt. Bottom row, left to right: Tommy MacArthur, Jerry Ludeman, Kenneth Engellant, Dale Moline, Dick Meyer, Gary Carlson. Not pictured: Jerry Graham. The Scores for the year were as follows: Opponent Our Their and Place Score Score Geyser-There 31 11 Geyser-Here 24 13 Highwood-There 11 31 B Squad-Here 4 29 B Squad-Here 15 21 (ffeet Jfmdets DOTT1E LOU SCRIBNER ALBERTA BREWER LINDA BRONSON These three girls were elcted by the grade school students to serve as cheerleaders. Their suits are gold and black. These girls did a very good job of boosting the morale of the team. Band The band under the direction of Mr. Dwight Dwello did very well this year. The band has advanced to a higher form of music since last year, and hopes to go to an even higher level next year. Top row, left to right: Mr. Dwello, Dick Meyer, AI Audet, Victor Manley, John Gordor, Danny Strate, Ronald Scribner, Billy Sullivan, Roger Van Voast. Bottom row, left to right; Gary Carlson, Connie Dammel, Irena Fairbanks, sharon Duntley, Connie Tanner, Donna Slowey, Norman Sullivan, Billy Boggess. ■ GLEE CLUB Top row, left to right: Bottom row, left to right: Shirley Scribner Dorothy Owen Marian Nierenberg Gloria Trevithick Mitzie Tanner Rita Tonne Irena Fairbanks Carolyn Peters Amelia Scribner Sharon Duntley Connie Dammel Bonnie Raty Donna Slowey Connie Tanner Miss Wickens, Sponsor Home Economics Club Top row, left to rigfit: Shirley Scribner, Amelia Scribner, Dorothy Owen, Mitzie Tanner, Sonia Bronson, Carol Ludeman, Rita Tonne, Bill Bell, and Mrs. Minium. Bottom row, left to right: Gloria Trevithick, Bonnie Raty, Donna Slowey, Carolyn Peters, Connie Tanner, Marian Nierenberg, and Connie Dammel, Not pictured: Patsy Nelson, Jerry Qunell, Helen Hardenbrook, and Patty Ludeman. On Janury 11, 1952 the Home Ec II class took a tour of some of the stores in Great Falls. At the Carnival all Home Ec students were in charge of tasty victuals for the food. Ca enJefi (QJ Cvents SEPTEMBER 9 Schcwl Opened 19 Freshman Initiation OCTOBER 6 Homecoming 18 Freshman Return Party 31 Halloween Party NOVEMBER 17 Athletic Fund Dance DECEMBER 7 Senior Play 17 High School Christmas Party 19 Grade School Christmas Program 21 Christmas Vacation Starts JANUARY 7 Christmas Vacation Ends FEBRUARY 13 Polio Benefit Game with Town Team 14 Grades Valentine Party MARCH 5-8 Tournament 15 Carnival 28 Junior Class Pla) APRIL 26 Junior Prom MAY 26 Baccalaureate 27 Class Night 28 Commencement 29 School Closes HUMOR Old Mother Hubbard went to the Cup- board to get her young daughter a dress. When she got there, the cupboard Was bare. And so was her daughter, I guess. A decrepit old car drove up to the toll bridge and stopped. Fifty cents, said the gateman. Sold, cried John! Ida: What is your complaint? Vic: The bathtub faucet won’t run so would you mind having the hole in the roof shifted over the tub ? Bill Bell complained to the doctor that his hair was coming out. Won't you give me something to keep it in? he begged. Take this, the doctor said kindly,, and handed Bill a box. A Freshman does not know, and knows that he does not know. A Sophomore does not know, but does not know that he does not know. A Junior knows, but does not know that he knows. A Senior knows, knows that he knows, and wants everyone else to know that he knows. When Shirley went to the Doctor for ad- vice about her skin and complexion, he told her to take a milk bath. She couldn't afford that, so she hung a cow on the ceiling and took a shower. Mrs. Minium: Didn't I tell you to notice when the soup boiled over? Jerry: I did. It was half-past ten. Mr. Main: Before we begin the examina- tion are there any questions ? Earl: What's the name of this course? Dentist: Stop waving your arms and making faces. I haven't even touched you. Dawson: I know you haven't, but you're standing on my corn. Artie: How did your potato crop turn out, Buck ? Buck: Pretty good, some are as big as marbles, some are as big as peas, and, of course, there are quite a lot of little ones. Miss Wickens: This makes the fifth time I have punished you this week. What have you to say ? Sonny: I'm sure glad it's Friday. Mrs. Gordor: Another bite like that and you will have to leave the table. John: Another bite like that and I’ll be through. Coach: Don't drive so fast around the corners. It makes me nervous. Jerry: You won't get scared if you do like me, shut your eyes when we come to the corners. . '■ mm ■::. -: ' , . ■ •:• . i i ■ mi ,'t •• Appreciation and Thanks Are Extended To All Merchants Who Have Advertized In This Annual. Class Of 52 ■fizevao HARDWARE MACHINERY Massey Harris Farm Equipment Jeoffroy Chisel Plows Boyd Grain Augers Crane Plumbing Heating Lincoln Arc Welders, Rods, Accessories Purox Oxy-Acetylene Welding Cutting Equipment Oxygen Acetylene Cylinders OTC Tools Quality Servite Phone 2831 AERIAL SPRAYING rtf m3 key... f TO GREATER VALUES Geraldine, Montana IZ utility $ GEN E RA Z M{eic uuJik 0kci CO-OP. ASSN. Phone 2251 Geraldine, Mont. George Verrill - Manager Employees Compliments of !bar Phone 2331 I Phone 2331 Geraldine — V?d in Qualify Setter Va,tue i At emxzc- M EAT CO, Locker Service Phone 2301 YfS Get It At j ELM ER5 Elmer Jeanne Phone 2192 PLUMBING- HEATING Electrical Appliances Floor Covering Ernie Lorraine i f- GOOD COFFEE 0-0 THE u CAFE Hilda Stoos CONOCO Y Gasoline - Fuel - Feed and Conoco Products asss� 8® Dry Cleaning MOTOR CO. Frank Copp For All Your Car Needs GARAGE Geraldine New and Used Cars Standard Oil - Gas Oil Tires - Batteries - Accessories Expert Repair and Overhaul Work On Any Make Car Or Truck. Try A Kaiser Or Henry J. Before You Buy. BEHM MOTOR SALES Your Friendly Kaiser-Frazer Dealer Tom Mustard-Burt Behm Phone 2 Denton, Montana 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Geraldine Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IMPLEMENT . Minneapolis - Moline Machinery Graham-Hoeme Plows Calkins Weeders-Cleaners Welding - General Repair Phone 2901 SALES SERVICE f0UMO MOTORS T. B. Van Horn R. L. Lemart, Owner Fort Benton, Montana 'U euA STORE % General Merchandise Mr. Mrs. R. J. Slowey MANNS SHOP Pfaff Sewing Machines Since 1862 L. E. Mann Phone 377? 1318 Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana IMPLEMENT GREAT FALLS XT X2s2r J. I. Case Sales Service z wte Graham-Hoeme Plows “Come In And See Usn Phone 77 409 First Avenue South Stanford, Montana Great Falls, Montana PRICE RITE EQUIPMENT Z ttoceti Your Self Service Store Y our Top Quality Vegetables Fruit Sandwich and Cured Meats International Harvester Dealer Staple Groceries Phone 74 or 274 Fort Benton Fort Benton, Montana Geraldine, Montana Headquarters For John Deere Farm Machinery and A Complete Line Of Building Material Real Estate - Insurance Loans O. W. Williams, Owner Phone 21 Stanford, Montana Coleman Heating Appliances Youngstown Kitchens Fort Benton, Montana exaSi Elmer Hotvedt Ellis Ear son Prescription Specialists Fort Benton, Montana SHOP Boot and Shoe Repairing Polishes and Laces Santa Rosa Shoes and Boots Fort Benton, Montana mjilments oj- S)hc CLARK-HILTON CO Furniture - Hardware - Gifts Fort Benton, Montana Fort Benton, Montana Fort Benton, Montana Chevrolet Oldsmobile FORT BENTON oSe, Sales - Service Fort Benton, Montana Where Cleanliness is a Habit Owners Operators Taylor Clair Sykes and Ed Nottingham Graduates Of 1952 When You Go To College THE EVIEW Can Keep You Posted On Home Town News %s Congratulations ELEVATOR- oscoe Anderson Geraldine, Montane A Place To Meet Your Friends Fort Benton, Montana USED CAR SEE LARRY OR DECK CAR, MARKET We Can Get You Any Car Within 24 Hours Phone 5161 1014 Central Avenue Great Falls, Montana Drink - Eat And Gas Up At CUBS BAR Phone 2790 Square Butte, Mont. t bkb St MARKE Vegetables, Groceries, Meat Ice, Food Lockers Henry J. Mary L. Nemec Coffee Creek, Montana GARAGE OLIVER Oliver Farm Machinery Calkins Weeders and Fanning Mills, Jeoffrey Plows Phone 5 Denton, Montana 070 Minneapolis - Moline Dealer Welding - Repairing - Machine Work Weed and Hopper Spraying By Ground Or Air. Phone 6 Denton, Montana (PcmvecxJ General Contractor MERCANTILE Home Owned Always At Your Service • Fort Benton, Montana Geraldine Montana Qoltffieuion DRUG STORE Vic Merrill, Reg. Ph. Prescription Service Dorothy Gray - Revlon - “His” For Men Whitman’s Chocolates Phone 117 Fort Benton, Montana G E RALDIN E QiactC S?. Independent Elevator Grain Cleaning Treating Gasoline, Burner Fuel, Oils Greases L. H. Palmer, Prop. Geraldine, Russell Atcheson, Mgr. Montana MACHINERY elevatote a ¥ CO. • Caterpillar Sales and Service Phone 5429 721 2nd Avenue South Grain Merchant For Square Butte Feed Chemicals Manager - C. C. Gorder Great Falls, Montana Phone 2793