Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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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.

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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.

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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.