Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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Class Will I, James Audet, will ray job of taking care of Abby Luhr like an old mother hen to Pat Nelson and don t spoil him Pat I, Gloria Trevithick, will ray feet to whoever can make such poetic use of them, (they re Longfellows) After the Highschool Rodeo next spring, I Louise Wishman, will my horse to Shirley Rucker so she can ride in the Highschool Rodeo I, Bob Andersorv will the mimeograph machine to anyone whose fool enough to take it I, Willard Tonne, will the will that was willed to me by Donnie Hicks, a way with the fairier sex, to anybody whose willing I, Bill McNaim, will my number twelve feet to Roger Van Voast There quite an understanding I, Sonny Moline, will my nickname Jelly Belly to Larry Dale Schwandt I, Donna Slowey, will ray red hair to Connie Dammel so she won't have to dye hers. I, Pat Mayo, will to my sister Donna ray ability to argue As if she needs it. I, Connie Tanner, will my short hair cuts to Kathleen Corley. I, Dorothy Owen, will my Gas Mobile to anyone who could drive it I had lots of fun trying I, Carol Ludeman will my Jitter Bugging steps to Abby Luhr (its a good way to keep your brain from wondering) I, Irena Fairbanks, will my Giggle to Harold Goldhahn I, Jimmy Dawson, will my ability to tease the girls and the teachers to Chuck Tonne 15

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Willard Tonne was a business visitor to Geraldine on Wednesday last, and was a risitor to our printing office. He reports that his oil wells are bringing in a good income, and said, batching is the only life. (He always was a woman hater l) According to the Square Butte news, Pat Mayo is home on a brief visit She is a dress designer and seamstress in New York City, but is thinking of coming back to Geraldine to live. She was quoted as saying, I miss the fair city, and friendly people (Pat got so buried in her work as a seamstress and designer, she forgot to get hitched , but never fret, there's still time.) Gloria Trevithick, a local school teacher has been spending her summer vacation with her brorher at the ranch, but plans to move to the apartments above the Super Duper Save the end of this month, in order to prepare for school again. She is going on twenty years for teaching in G. H. S. and is still unmarried. (She always did like school ) Bill McNairn has been visiting some of his old G. H. S. pals for the past week He is quite busy in Chicago now, serving as a TV repairman It is quite a job, but he likes it fine His family of eight, remained at home in Chicago It tells in the Society section about the former Dorothy Owen, entertaining the Nifty Knitters Club at her new eleven room home last Friday. (Dorothy still lives in Geraldine and has a family of seven ) Connie Tanner Dean wired, Donna Slowey Moline, that she would be coming home in a few days to help her cousin, Billy, with the harvest at the ranch She has been spending her time traveling all over the world with her husband who is still in the Air Force (When Connie married him, she didn't think he would make a career of it Guess she thinks there's nothing like the good old ranch at the bottom of Square Butte Mountain l) SPECIALS I SPECIALS 11i SPECIALS 11 at the Super Duper Save market Any groceries from soup to nuts, the price is slashed almost in half This bargain lasts for three days only, so hurry lit (Thoralf Sonny Moline owns and operates this big store now, and his wife Donna is his steady bookkeeper. Pretty nice, huh? I knew Donna took bookkeep- ing in school for something.) The former Carol Ludeman is spending her vacation in Geraldine looking after business affairs on her ranch, northeast of Geraldine. She is employed in Great Falls as a clerk during the winter months, but help look after her farm and sheep in the summer. She takes care of her sheep so as to take the blue ribbon at the Chouteau County Fair each year (Me and ray competitor have quite a struggle with our sheep,; Sure is nice to have a good home town newspaper to read each week. It seems so good to hear of how all of ray classmates are coming along And fortunate enough our whole class of '54' is still helping the world to go round. Even though some of the classmates have left Geraldine, others are still around, and I'm sure all of us think at one time or another of all of the good times we had while going to school at G. H. S U

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