Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

So that your memories of G.H. S. may remain fresh in the years to come, we, the annual staff, of 1955 proudly present this issue of the SAFARI. Within this annual, both now and in the future, may you remember your high school days, and find the inspiration to continue your future ar rivif ipc 'DedccatcoH' We, the staff of the 1955 SAFARI, proudly dedi- cate this annual to the citizens of this community who helped make possible the fine education that each boy and girl receives. They have been effective in giving every student greater opportunities for learning so that he will be better prepared to go for- ward into the future. Without the untiring patronage and munificence of these people, it would not be possible to have the school we have today. We sincerely wish to extend a token of appreci- ation to those individuals who have so unselfishly given of their time, money, and efforts to the inter- ests and advancements of the Geraldine School. MR. HAYES MR. AHO MRS. GRISSOM George Williams College Chicago, Illinois B. S., Montana State College B. S., Black Hills Teachers College M. E. t University of South Dakota 'pacut f MR. GUTSCH MR. DWELLO Drake University Miami, Florida Miami University B. S., State Normal College Ellendale, North Dakota Montana University B. A., Montana Wesleyan M. A., Northwestern University Montana State College MR. EASTUCK Washington State College Montana State College seniors JAMES BELL Jeb Class President 2-3-4 Class Vice President 2 Have a Heart” 3 Along Came Charlie' Football 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Prom Prince 3 French Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 1 EARL DUVALL Junior Transferred from Helena 4 Class Vice President 4 Orange and Black Day King 4 Basketball 1-4 Football 4 Annual Staff Editor 4 Student Body Vice President 4 Along Came Charlie 4 Baseball 1 AMELIA SCRIBNER Amy Librarian 1 Carnival Queen 1 Student Secretary 4 Student Council 3-4 Home Ec Club 1-2 Glee Club 3 Cheerleader 1-2-4 Have a Heart 3 Along Came Charlie 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 1-2-3-4 Co-Editor of Paper 4 French Club 2 MARIAN NIERENBERG Snoozy GYME SCRIBNER Handsome” Student Vice President 3 Football 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-3 Student President 4 Student Council 1-4 Have a Heart 3 Prom Prince 2 Class Vice President 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 CONNIE DAMMEL Shorty Pep Club President 4 Librarian 1-2-3 Class Secretary 2-4 Class Treasurer 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Have a Heart 3 Along Came Charlie Girls' State Delegate 3 Band 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 1-2-3-4 Paper Staff Editor 4 Pep Club Vice President 4 Home Ec Club 1-2 Student Secretary 3 Student Treasurer 3 Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 Have a Heart 3 Along Came Charlie 4 Prom Princess 2 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 1-2-3-4 Library 1 French Club 2 s4kkcccU Sta Editor - - - - — Business Manager Advertising - - - Sports--------------- Class Activities----- Calendar-------------- Typists--------------- Senior Class Historian - ------------- - -------------------Earl Duvall ---------------- ---------------------- James Bell -----------James Bell, Connie Dammel, Earl Duvall Marian Nierenberg, Amelia Scribner, Gyme Scribner -------------------------Gyme Scribner, James Bell --------------------------------- Connie Dammel ----------------Marian Nierenberg, Connie Dammel Marian Nierenberg, Amy Scribner, Connie Dammel ----------------------------------Marian Nierenberg Senior Class Will and Prophecy - - - - — - -- -- -- -- -- Amy Scribner Artists-----— - — — Marian Nierenberg, Amy Scribner, Connie Dammel Advisor - -- -- — — --------------------------------------------Mr. Dwello Standing, left to right: Mr. Dwello, Gyme Scribner. Sitting: Marian Nierenberg, Connie Dammel, Earl Duvall, Amelia Scribner, James Bell. 7vai We the class of 1955, being of sound mind and body do, hereby make the following bequests: K 0 To Mr. Dwello we leave the prospect of a more brilliant Senior Class than of 55. To the Junior Class we leave our ability to get out of school and to have as much fun as we had this year. To the Sophomore Class we give our brains so that they too, may some- day become Seniors. To the Freshman Class we leave our class colors, aqua and white, so they won’t have to be green any more. To Kay Schlemmer we leave Connie Dammel's unbashful ways. We hope you make as much use of them as she did. To Dotty Scribner we leave Marian’s quiet ways. To Bert Brewer we leave Amy's ability to chew gum. To Roger Van Voast we leave Gyme's hair styles. To Dale Moline we leave James’ way with Donna, take good care of her for him. To John Martinez we leave Earl’s car so he can haul the Seniors around next year. To Mrs. Kennedy we leave our thanks and appreciation for always supporting the school in anyway she found possible. To Theo Nevil we gladly give all our school books so that the library down- town will be more complete. To Joe Alley, the mayor of Geraldine, we leave the power to make the teachers follow rules as they made us do. To the coach we leave Gyme’s, James’, and Earl's basketball suits. We hope he can find someone who deserves them as much as they did. To the band we leave Connie's old drum sticks and music books. To the next year's annual staff we leave all our old pictures from this year’s annual, just in case they are too broke to buy new ones. To Charlie we leave the annual and paper staff, so that Room 5 will be kept as clean as it has been. To Miss Kurtz we leave all our drawings from the Junior Prom and also our Junior play books. We know she'll never forget our class if she has these things. To the next year’s paper staff we leave our ability to type, and Connie's and Amy's old editorials. To the new school we leave the hope of larger senior classes than ours was. On December 1985 the class of 55 had a reunion at Johnson Hotel in Great Falls. Gyme Scribner wasn't able to attend for he has now taken over his father's farm and was snowed in at the time of the reunion. James Bell is now an expert TV repairman and is married to Donna who is busy taking care of their family of twelve. Earl Duvall has a big Sporting Goods Store in New York and it is a very success- ful business. He flew with his wife and family to attend the reunion. Connie Dammel is a Registered Nurse and has been in Hawaii working for the past four years. Tiny is still waiting for her to marry him. Marian Nierenberg is a famous Disk Jockey on KFBB for Melody Round Up. We all enjoy listening to Shirley and her sing. They are known as the Montana Cousins. Amy Scribner is still working in the Spot Cafe. After working sixteen hours a day she finally became the boss. We all had an enjoyable visit and we were very sorry Gyme Scribner couldn’t be with us at our class of 55 reunion. Se Uo% 'ftyc t uf School opened September 10, 1951 to find eight Freshmen entering G. H. S.. The first few days we received the usual treatment of initiation, which found us picking rocks and wearing gunny sacks. At our first class meeting we elected the following officers: President----------------------------- Arthur Wamor Vice President------------------------ - James Bell Secretary-------------------------------- Pat Nelson Treasurer - - ----------------- - - -Connie Dammel Student Council Representative - - - Gyme Scribner Sponsor-------------------------------- Mr. Dwello Amelia Scribner was chosen Carnival Queen and Cheerleader from our class. As the year progressed we chose our class colors. Aqua and White, our class flower. Gardenia, and our class motto, Ever Onward and Upward. ” We opened our Sophomore year on September 2, 1952, with seven members. Shirley Kosine joined our class, but Earl Duvall and Arthur Warrior dropped out. The big events for us were initation of the Freshmen and overseeing the job of whitewashing the G . Our class officers were as follows: President -- - James Bell Vice President ----------------Gyme Scribner Secretary and Treasurer---------------Connie Da mmel Representative------------------------Shirley Kosine Sponsor----------------------------------Mr. G is void Amelia Scribner was again elected cheerleader. There wasn’t any carnival this year but Orange and Black Day was held. Shirley Kosine and Marian Nierenberg were chosen as attendants for the Queen. Our Junior year started with the election of officers on September 14, 1953. We elected the following officers. President--------------------------------James Bell Vice President -.................................Gyme Scribner Secretary - -- -- — - - — — - - - -Pat Nelson Treasurer------------------------------Connie Da mmel Representatives -Amelia Scribner, Marian Nierenberg Sponsor----------------------------------Mr. Hayes Shirley Kosine left us and it seemed that our class got smaller every year for it now amounted to six. The Annual Orange and Black Day was October 16. Marian Nierenberg was chosen as the Queen's Attendant. The first event of the year was our Junior play on November 13, 1953. It was en- titled, Have a Heart. Our Junior Prom was April 23, 1954 with the theme In the Blue Canadian Rockies. We decorated the ceiling of the Auditorium with pine boughs and drew mountains on the walls. It was a spectacular sight. The last event of the year was our Junior-Senior Banquet. The Junior mothers supplied the food which was very delicious. Gyme Scribner was elected Vice Ftesident of the Student Body and Marian Nierenberg, Secretary-Treasurer. Connie Dammel was selected as delegate for Girls' State. On September 13, 1954, six proud Seniors entered G. H. S.. Earl Duvall joined us after having gone to school the past two years in Helena. Pat Nelson dropped out of our class and was married. We elected our officers as follows: President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- James Bell Vice President---------------------------Earl Duvall Secretary-----------------------------Connie Dammel Treasurer--------------------------Marian Nierenberg Representatives---------Gyme ana Amelia Scribner Sponsor----------------------------------Mr. Dwello The Annual Orange and Black Day was the first event. Earl Duvall was chosen King. We presented the Junior-Senior Play on November 19, 1954. It was Along Came Charlie. Next came the prom and we wish to thank the Juniors for the nice prom they gave in our honor. Gyme Scribner was elected Student Body President. Amelia Scribner was once again elected cheerleader, and Secretary of the Student Body. Baccalaureate Service was on May 22, Class Night May 23, and Commencement May 24. Three Seniors have gone all twelve of their school years in Geraldine School. They are: Amelia Scribner, James Bell, and Gyme Scribner. We have tried, to the best of our ability, to follow our class motto through all our school years and we hope we may continue to follow it on through our future years. Ever Onward and Upward End of school was May 27, 1955. President----------------- Vice President---------- Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor----------------- CHARLES TONNE WENDELL NELSON SHIRLEY RUCKER ■ — MR, GUTSCH CHUCK TONNE SHIRLEY RUCKER WENDELL NELSON BILL SULLIVAN DALE MOLINE JOHN MARTINEZ ROGER VAN VOAST On September 13, seven ambitious Juniors entered the halls of G. H.S. On November 19, along with the Seniors, we presented our first play, Along Came Charlie. The Junior Prom was April 29th. The Junior-Senior Banquet was May 11th. President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - ■ Sponsor-------- Alberta Brewer - Gary Carlson •Dotty Scribner • - Dick Meyer • -Mr. Eastlick Alberta Brewer Gary Carlson Dotty Scribner Dick Meyer Bob Westfall Walter Luhr Harold Goldhahn Verne Wishman xe Norman Sullivan Wayne Tonne Laura Paradis Arthur Donner Kathleen Corley Tommy McArthur Betty Reid Larry Schwandt Our biggest event of the year was the initiation of the freshmen, September 22nd and the party we gave for them on September 28. Dotty Scribner and Alberta Brewer were elected cheerleaders from our class. President------ Vice President Secretary — ■ Treasurer — - Sponsor-------- Kenneth Engellant - -Donna Caufield ----Duane Boggs -Beverly Westfall ------Mr. Hayes Duane Boggs Kenneth Engellant Donna Caufield pie 4H€K Beverly Westfall Jerry Ludeman Donnie Anderson Clarice Westfall Connie Robison Kay Schlemmer Judy Russell Pat Clark On September 13, eleven green freshmen entered the doors of G. H. S. We were initiated on September 29, 1954. The initiation part was given for us the following Tuesday, October 5th tyuule Seven zncC £ip6t First row, front to back: Margaret Goldhahn, Howard Pitch and Kenneth Plante. Second row: Ken Boggs, Jo Ann Clark, Eugene Strate and Kenny Spevac. Third row: Earl Smith, Dean Martinez, Roy Russel and Lennie Duvall. Fourth row: Patty Thomas, Wesley Stoos, John Reid and Norma Spevac. Back of room: The Teacher, Mrs. Bartlet. ROOM HISTORY School opened in September with eleven pupils in the seventh grade and five pupils in the eighth grade. Various parties were held throughout the year. Kenny Spevac, Eugene Strate, Dean Martinez, Earl Smith, Jo Ann Clark, Howard Pirch, Norma Spevac and Patty Thomas were all in the band this year. tyutdea 'pute cutd Six First row, front to back: Leslie Sullivan, Kenneth Smith and Margaret Reid. Second row: Danny Schlemmer, Nancy Knedler and Carl Apple. Third row. Leah Schwandt, John Sullivan and Lois Corley. Fourth row. Jerelyn Nierenberg, Kelly Walker and Judy Rudin. Teacher, Mrs. Susan Langley. ROOM HISTORY School started with six in grade five and six in grade six. We had various parties during the year which included Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentines Day. We par- ticipated in the annual Orange and Black Day and got third prize. Our theme was Early American Legends. During the year we entertained the P. T. A. by giving a western skit composed of dances and songs. V tee ? First row, front to back: Dolores Spevacek, Donald Thomas, Betty Carbon and Richard Bucher. Second row: Mary Ellen Strate, Patricia Bergman and Leslie Stone. Third row: Dennis Boggs, Ronald Mitzner, Donald Dammel and Dianne Herrod. Fourth row: Ginger Buck, Edwin Goldhahn, Leonard Stone and Charles Bucher. Fifth row: Peggy Atchison. Laura Engellant, Joe Joyce and James Martinez. Back of room at the desk: The Teacher, Mrs. Helen Bergman. ROOM HISTORY School began this year with nine students in the third grade and ten students in the fourth grade. We had a Thanksgiving, Christmas and Valentines party and two Birthday parties throughout the year. We were fortunate enough to win first prize on our Orange and Black Day float. Our theme was, The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe. The third and fourth grades along with the first and second grades sang for the P. T. A. First row, front to back: Bron Herrod, Susan Owen, Gary Van Voast, and Gregory Painter. Second row: Linda Wethera, Steve Bucher, Robert Atchison, Earlene Brewer, Ann Goldhahn and Edward Engellant. Third row: Kathleen Joyce, Thomas Meyer, Gloria Spevacek, Freida Blyth and Ralph Savoie. Fourth row: David Painter, Susan Knedler, Mary Jo Mansfield, George Harvey and Billy Spevacek. Fifth row: James Davis, Diane Boggs, Sharon Mogstad and Michael Joyce. ROOM HISTORY In our room this year there were fifteen first graders and ten second graders. Throughout the year we have had the following parties; Halloween, Christmas, Valentines and two Birthday Parties. Our room and the third and fourth grade room together sang some songs for the P. T. A. ee«6 Back row, left to right: Larry Schwandt, Chuck Tonne, Earl Duvall, Dale Moline, John Martinez, Gary Carlson and James Bell. First row: Mr. Hayes, Roger Van Voast, Walter Luhr, Wendell Nelson, Kenny Engellant, Gyme Scribner, Dick Meyer, Bill Sullivan. Advisor, Mr. Haves. Kneeling: Bill Sullivan, Roger Van Voast, Wendell Nelson, Earl Duvall, Kenny Engellant and Abbie Luhr. Standing: Chuck Tonne, Dale Moline, Dick Meyer, Donnie Anderson, Gary Carlson, Wayne Tonne and Coach, Mr. Hayes. DATE OUR SCORE OPPONENT'S SCORE September 17. 1954 Geraldine 0 Hobson 33 September 24, 1954 Geraldine 13 Belt 26 October 22. 1954 Geraldine 6 High wood 54 October 8. 1954 Geraldine 12 Denton 45 October 14. 1954 Geraldine 18 Stanford 26 October 26. 1954 Geraldine 18 Gyser 52 7$e Seaton, s4t6£etic EARL DUVALL JAMES BELL EARL DUVALL GY ME SCRIBNER s4' 7e z K Standing, left to right: James Bell, Bill Sullivan, John Martinez, Wendell Nelson, Kenny Engellant, Walter Luhr, Gyme Scribner, Dick Meyer, Earl Duvall and Gary Carlson. Kneeling: The Coach, Mr. Hayes and the Manager, Larry Schwandt. DATE TEAM WE THEY November 23 Silent at Geraldine 47 44 December 3 Denton at Geraldine 32 31 4 Stanford at Stanford 46 66 11 Neihart at Geraldine 38 31 17 Hobson at Hobson 42 52 18 Moccasin at Geraldine (Christmas Tournament) 57 58 28 Denton at Denton 35 42 29 Fergus B at Denton 54 53 January 7 Highwood at Geraldine 32 57 8 Belt at Belt 33 58 11 Denton at Denton 33 73 14 Geyser at Geyser 53 51 21 Stanford at Geraldine 46 74 28 Neihart at Neihart 65 91 29 Hobson at Geraldine 38 51 February 4 Moccasin at Moccasin 50 63 5 Highwood at Highwood 42 63 11 Belt at Geraldine 47 50 12 Geyser at Geraldine (District Tournament) 53 42 21 Geyser at Lewistown 69 61 21 Highwood at Lewistown 38 74 22 Hobson at Lewistown 53 70 Squeut Standing, left to right: Larry Schwandt, Bob Westfall, Chuck Tonne, Wayne Tonne, Tommy McArthur and Coach Hayes. Kneeling: Jerry Ludeman, Donnie Anderson, Roger Van Voast, Dale Moline and Norman Sullivan. Date Team December 3 Denton 4 Stanford 11 Neihart 17 Hobson January 8 Belt 11 Denton 14 Geyser 21 Stanford 28 Neihart 29 Hobson February 11 Belt 12 Geyser Place We They Here 25 24 There 31 30 Here 35 31 There 12 30 There 35 27 There 27 30 There 34 27 Here 27 31 There 54 46 Here 26 27 Here 31 32 Here 31 33 'Pefi (?£u6 President - - - Vice President Secretary - - ■ Treasurer - - ■ Advisor-------- - Connie Dammel Marian Nierenberg • Kathleen Corley ■ - Shirley Rucker ■ ----Mr. Dwello First row: Amelia Scribner. Alberta Brewer, Dottie Scribner. Second row: Mr. Dwello, Connie Robinson, Judy Russell, Kathleen Corley, Shirley Rucker, Pat Clark, Laura Paradis. Third row: Kay Schlemmer, Betty Reid, Donna Caufield, Marian Nierenberg, Connie Dammel. atone oateaui ene s4otenica President - - — - —----------------------- Pat Clark Vice President - -........................Judy Russell Secretary and Treasurer-------------------Duane Boggs Advisor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Mrs. Grissom Left side. Front to back: Kay Schlemmer, Clarice Westfall, Beverly Westfall and Duane Boggs, Right side, First row, Front to back: Donna Caufield, Connie Robinson, Judy Russell. Right side, Second row. Front to back: Mrs. Grissom, Pat Clark. Vice President, John Martinez; Sponsor, Mr. Eastlick; Secretary, Dick Meyers; President, Roger Van Voast; Treasurer, Gary Carlson; Sentinel, Dale Moline; Reporter, Earl Duvall. First row: Larry Schwandt, Dale Moline, Chuck Tonne, and James Bell. Second row: Harold Goldhahn, Roger Van Voast, Walter Luhr, Wendell Nelson. Kenny Engellant, Gyme Scribner. Donnie Anderson, Bill Sullivan, John Martinez, and Dick Meyers. Third row: Tommie MacArthur, Wayne Tonne, Norman Sullivan, Jerry Ludeman, Earl Duvall, and Gary Carlson. Student (fanned President--------------------------- Gyme Scribner Vice President---------------------------Earl Duvall Secretary-----------------------------Amelia Scribner Treasurer----------------------------Shirley Rucker The projects for the year were planning the annual Orange and Black Day and Christmas Party. Standing, left to right: Mr. Aho, Laura Jean Paradis, Jerry Ludeman, Donnie Anderson, John Martinez, Roger Van Voast, Harold Goldhahn, Mr. Dwello. Sitting: Earl Duvall, Amelia Scribner, Gyme Scribner, Shirley Rucker. Advisors: Mr. Aho and Mr. Dwello. Sta V Editor-------------- Assistant Editor---- Artists------------ Typists------------- Through the Key Hole Humor -------- Sports News--------- Grade School News — Society News-------- Right Around G. H. S. - Circulation--------- Mimeograph Operators Sponsor -------- --------------------— Connie Dammel ■ —---------------Amelia Scribner - - Dotty Scribner, Kathleen Corley - - Amelia Scribner, Shirley Rucker Marian Nierenberg, Connie Dammel - - Alberta Brewer, Amelia Scribner - - - - - Donna Caufield, Pat Clark - - - Jerry Ludeman, Gyme Scribner - Kay Schlemmer, Connie Robinson ----------Betty Reid, Laura Paradis - - Shirley Rucker, Connie Dammel - - Gyme Scribner, Bobby Westfall - - Larry Schwandt, Verne Wishman Harold Goldhahn ......................... Mr. Dwello Front row: Dotty Scribner, Connie Dammel, Kathleen Corley, Amelia Scribner and Alberta Brewer. Second row: Mr. Dwello, Kay Schlemmer, Connie Robinson, Donna Caufield, Laura Paradis, Betty Reid, Marian Nierenberg, Bob Westfall. Third row: Larry Schwandt, Shirley Rucker. Harold Goldhahn, Gyme Scribner, Jerry Ludeman, Pat Clark. eyc utesi6 Sand v- First row, left to right: Leslie Stone, Margaret Reid, Donnie Thomas, Mary Strate, Donnie Dammel and Carl Apple. Second row: Johnny Sullivan, Kelly Walker, Betty Carlson, Jerelyn Nierenberg and Leslie Sullivan. Third row: Pat Bergman, Ginger Buck and the Director, Mr. Gutsch. ?4clvcutcecL cutd First row, left to right: Donnie Anderson, Gary Carlson, Patty Thomas, Dick Meyer and Connie Dammel. Second row: Eugene Strate, Nancy Knedler, Judy Rudin, Norma Spevac and Lennie Duvall. Third row: Norman Sullivan, Howard Pirch and the Director, Mr. Gutsch. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Grissom, Mr. Gutsch. Sitting, back row: Duane Boggs, Laura Paradis, Alberta Brewer, Dottie Scribner, Amelia Scribner, Connie Robinson. Sitting, front row: Kay Schlemmer, Donna Caufield, Pat Clark, Clarice Westfall, Judy Russel and Beverly Westfall. Science The Science Club is composed of Science classes in Geraldine High School. This is the first year for this type of club. Their objectives are to think more scientifically of the present everyday problems of our society and also to help improve the science de- partment. It helps to take advantage of the scientific industries in the state of Montana by taking field trips to these places. One definition of science is a broad-minded view in the affairs of a democratic society. This is one of the goals the Science Club is.trying to achieve. Back row, standing, left to right: Harold Goldhahn, Donnie Anderson, Kenny Engellant, Dick Meyer, Pat Clark, Connie Robison and Duane Boggs. Second row, standing: Wayne Tonne, Bob Westfall, Mr. Hayes, Amelia Scribner, Connie Dammel, Earl Duvall, James Bell, Donna Caufield, Kay Schlemmer, Laura Paradis, Betty Reid, Beverly Westfall, Judy Russel, Verne Wishman and Jerry Ludeman. Sitting: Arthur Donner, Tommy McArthur, Dotty Scribner, Gary Carlson, .Gyme Scribner, Kathleen Corley, Abby Luhr, Clarice Westfall and Larry Schwandt. Ocvi puetivi 'P'totti Our Class and Prom Sponsor 7 SCue fluKt i-Setti i ‘Scutquet have a heart VUNlor? PLAY — n OVEMBEfl )t, fsa fiLONG C UiC CHAftU£ Turnon setiibR Play - MveMBEft 1 cutcC Dcuf King and Queen Attendants: Donna Shirley and Marian Senior Float Annual Float P. T.A. Float Junior Float Sophomore Float Grades Three and Four Pat Clark and Kathleen Corley Amelia Scribner Anchors A wav James Bell Bright Eyes Gy me Scribner Sitting Pretty Marian Nierenberg Growing Up Fast Mama's Girl Se Uwt 'Pictunc ' Look at the Birdie Earl Duvall Connie Dammel zjetenccL MRS. CARLSON MRS. DUNTLEY 7£e @0064, ■ 7 Sc taoC (Calendar 954- 955 13 School Opened 20 Officers Were Elected 27 Initiation of Freshies 15 National Assemblies 7 National Assemblies 12 Freshman Return Party 15 Orange and Black Day 28 Teachers Conventions srmEtt 19 Junior ana Senior Play 23 Silents at Geraldine IIKHHMIHHI 3 Denton at Geraldine 4 Stanford at Stanford 11 Neihart at Geraldine 16 Grade Christmas Program 17 Hobson at Hobson 18 Moccasin at Geraldine 22 High School Christmas Party 24 Christmas Vacation Started (Tournament at Denton) 28 Denton at Denton 29 Fergus B at Denton zasuzsii 3 School Opened 3 National Assemblies 7 Highwood at Geraldine 8 Belt at Belt 11 Denton at Denton 14 Geyser at Geyser 21 Stanford at Geraldine 27 National Assemblies 28 Neihart at Neihart 29 Hobson at Geraldine 4 Moccasin at Moccasin 5 Highwood at Highwood 11 Belt at Geraldine 12 Geyser at Geraldine 14 National Assemblies (Tournament at Lewistown) 21 Geyser (Playoff Game) 22 Highwood 23 Hobson 4 Band Concert 18 Junior Senior Play AI� IM I. 29 Junior Prom □ r ASk. y 11 Junior-Senior Banquet 14 Havre Band Festival 22 Baccalaureate 23 Class Night 24 Commencement 28 School Ended Everything to Wear for All the Family Household Furnishings Fort Benton, Montana Phone 130 Look at the Values at CENTRAL MACHINERY Great Falls - Welcome Anytime Locally Owned LEONARD HOME APPLIANCES CT’TO Hardware CO ' Nationally Advertized Paints - Auto Supplies Electrical Equipment g j j Sports Goods Seigler Oil Heaters Fort Benton, Montana Keys Made While You Wait Phone 7-J Houseware Neil Barkus CO-OP Patronize Your F riendly Co-op Dealers For Good Service All the Way Gome and See Us Phone 2241 Grains, Feed, Hardware, Gas, Oil and Coal Manager PAUL ENTORF Geraldine, Mont. 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