Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

Published by Class of 1958 GERALDINE HIGH SCHOOL Geraldine, Montana Volume XIII The Gardener picked His loveliest rose Ifs almost perfect, He said. I've watched it grow from a frail pink bud To this delicate shade of red. ’’Now aren’t you sad, little rose?” I asked. He plucked you and didn't care Because you were fairest He took you away Afraid you would wither there. I'm glad I’m His, the rose replied, ’’I'm so happy to please Him so. I’d like to bring Him joy awhile Before I lose my glow. The Gardener gently crushed the rose As it blushed in youthful bloom Accepting all of her generous gifts In lingering perfume. ( at tenute Sc££e K H i Died - October 16, 1957 'p teeowict One of the outstanding undertakings of our senior year has been to produce a book of memories, a collection of events, activ- ities, and accomplishments; a book of honor and satisfaction. This year, a hard working staff has tried to compile all the happenings of our senior year that was filled with cooperation and a winning spirit, a year that should recall all our high school career for many years to follow. May the SAFARI” always serve to remind you of your happy high school days, and always signify a job as one of honest effort and stability. s4cl HC U4t'iatt6 t Principal D. G. DWELLO B. S., State Normal College, Ellendale, North Dakota; Montana University. Superintendent G. G. LALLUM B. A., Valley City State College; M. A., Montana State University. School Saeviet Left to right: Frank Mathern, Elmer Dammel, Lee Knedler, Gilbert Wethem, Loren Perry, Cecil Walker, Talbot Corder. . 'Pacuity KENNETH EASTLICK Washington State College, Montana State College. GEORGE MUSS Pacific University of Oregon, Montana State University, College of Education, Great Falls. MARIAM VOISE B. S., Montana State College; College of Great Falls, Northern Montana College. JAMES IRONS B. S., University of North Dakota. STEVE HOROSKO Kansas State Teachers College, University of DONALD MILTON ANDERSON - Don- Class Plays 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Class Vice President 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3 Baseball 2,3 FFA 1.2.3,4 FFA Officer 3,4 G Club 3,4 Student Council Rep. : DUANE LINDA BOGGS Dee-Dee Class Vice President 4 Pep Club 1,2,3.4 Class Plays 3,4 FHA 2,3,4 FHA Officer 3,4 Orange and Black Day Queen 4 Orange and Black Day Attendant 2,3 Prom Princess 2 Chorus 1 PATRICIA ELIZABETH CLARK ’’Boots' Class Plays 3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 FHA 2,3 FHA Officer 3 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Pep Club Officer 3,4 Student Council Rep Prom Princess 3 Chorus 1 DOROTHY LOUISE PAULSRUD Dotty Transferred from Belt 3 Class Plays 3,4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3.4 Cheerleader 3 Student Body Secretary 3 CONNIE LOU ROBISON Robbie Band 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 KENNETH HANS ENGELLANT Ken Class Plays 3,4 Boys’ State Delegate 3 Student Body Vice Presi- dent 3,4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Class President 1,3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA Officer 2,3,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 G Club President 2,4 Orange and Black Day King 3 Prom Prince 2 FHA 3,4 FHA Officer 4 Paper Staff 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Girls' State Delegate 3 EDGAR ALLAN LALLUM Ed Transferred to Geraldine 2 G Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Football Manager 3 Baseball 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 JUDITH JOY RUSSELL Judy Student Council Rep. 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA President 3 Chorus 1, 2 Paper Staff 2, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 JERALD IRVIN LUDEMAN Jerry G” Club 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Plays 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 FFA Officer 4 Student Body President 4 Class President 4 V. President G Club 2 Prom Prince 3 Paper Staff 1, 2, 3 Student Body Rep. 2, 3 SafcvU Sta Editor..........................................KEN ENGELLANT Business Manager-----------------------------------JUDY RUSSELL Advertising..........ED LALLUM, KAY SCHLEMMER, PAT CLARK Sports........................JERRY LUDEMAN, DON ANDERSON Class Activities...................PAT CLARK, CONNIE ROBISON Typists............................DOT PAULSRUD, DUANE BOGGS Historian..........................................JUDY RUSSELL Will and Prophecy................DUANE BOGGS, DON ANDERSON First row, left to right: Duane Boggs, Pat Clark, Ken Engellant, Judy Russell, Jerry Ludeman. Second row: Connie Robison, Ed Lallum, Don Anderson, Dot Paulsrud, Kay Schlemmer; Advisor, Mr. Dwello. On September 13, 1954, eleven Freshmen walked through the doors of Geraldine High School, the first Freshman Class to use the new school building. The Sophomore Class fullfilled their obligation of initiating us on September 25, ending with an en- joyable” initiation party. We gave the return party October 5. Freshman Class Officers President........................................................KEN ENGELLANT Vice President — — —--------------------- —--------- — — DONNA CAUFIELD Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - — - - - - DUANE BOGGS Treasurer....................................................BEVERLY WESTFALL Student Council Representative-----------------------------------------------DON ANDERSON Sponsor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — ------ — — - - - MR. HAYES Twelve Sophomores entered G.H.S., September 12, 1955. Ellen Worrall and Edgar Lallum joined our class, while Beverly Westfall transferred to a different school. We ini- tiated the Freshmen on September 16, and the return party was given October 21. Donna Caufield dropped out during the year, bringing our class total to eleven members. Sophomore Class Officers President - — -------------------------- — - — —------ ELLEN WORRALL Vice President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- — - -- -- -- - DUANE BOGGS Secretary - Treasurer---------------------------------------- DONNA CAUFIELD Student Council Representative------------------------------------- PAT CLARK Sponsor - — — - - — — — - - - - —------------------- —------------- MR. HAAG September 4, 1956, saw ten happy-go-lucky Juniors enrolled at G.H.S. The class activities during the year included sponsoring the Orange and Black Day dance, our class play, A Ready Made Family , our prom, Apple Blossom Time and the Junior- Senior Banquet. Junior Class Officers President.......................................................KEN ENGELLANT Vice President.......................................................DON ANDERSON Secretary - Treasurer.....................................................DOROTHY PAULSRUD Student Council Representative - --------------------------- JERRY LUDEMAN Sponsor--------------------------------------------------------- MR. DWELLO School opened September 3, 1957, with ten studious Seniors beginning their final year at Geraldine High School. Early in the year we were bereaved with the loss of our beloved classmate, Kay Schlemmer. The class of 1958 was kept very busy throughout the year. Much time and effort were expended working on our annual, giving our class play and all the other numerous extracurricular activities that arose during the final and most wonderful year of our high school career. The Junior Class honored us with the Prom the 26th of April. We left on our Senior trip the 7th of May, and returned very tired, but happy on May 10. The Annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the cafeteria on May 14. Baccalaureate was May 18 and Graduation exercises were on May 26. Senior Class Officers President------------------------------------------ Vice President----------------------------------- Secretary - Treasuruer----------------------------- Student Council Representative------------------- Sponsor------------------------------------------ - - - JERRY LUDEMAN ---DUANE BOGGS DOROTHY PAULSRUD -----JUDY RUSSELL -----MR. DWELLO (?l(Z44 We, the class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make the following bequests. I, Duane Boggs, will a tall blond to any girl who thinks she is big enough to handle him. I, Judy Russell, will my school books to anybody who will agree to do a better job with them than I have. I, Pat Clark, will my ability to go out with cowboys to Norma Spevac. I, Don Anderson, will my nickname Rinky Dink” to Dean Martinez. I, Jerry Ludeman, will my basketball ability to Dick Miller. I, Ed Lallum, will my singing ability to anyone who will have it. I, Dorothy Paulsrud, will my ability to get the paper out on time to Doris Wishman. I, Connie Robison, will my laugh to Pat Thomas so she can keep kids awake at Pajama Parties. I, Ken Engellant, will my flattop to Roy Russell. To the Band we leave Ken's tuba, Don and Connie's drums. To the Juniors we leave our ability to get along with the teachers. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to study so that they might someday become Seniors. To the Freshmen we leave our good behavior and quiet ways. To the Coach, the four Senior boys, leave their basketball uniforms, (keep them in action Coach). To the ones coming up, the Senior girls, leave their smiling faces and hairdo's. To the faculty we leave a chance to relax. The Class of 1958 met at the Rainbow Hotel August 1, 1978. All class members were present. These are a few notes taken at the reunion. Duane Boggs, newlywed school teacher, teaching on the moon, flew in with her husband. They were enjoying their Honeyearth and we didn't see much of her at the reunion. Don Anderson, top space expert in the solar system, arrived in one of his space ships. He has been doing considerable research work on raising the living standard of the citizens of Neptune. Pat Clark, took time out from her duties as owner of a New York hairdresser's salon, to attend the class reunion. She let the ladies in on a few of the latest hair tips from Paris. Recently, she attracted nation-wide attention with her modified version of the up-sweep, known as the Clark Twister. Dorothy Paulsrud, Miss Solar System of 1977, came to the reunion aboard her special quin-rocket convertible. She is famous for the Paulsrud Reducer, a machine which kicks, bites, scratches, pushes, rolls and really takes your weight down. Ken Engellant, known nationally as the perfect bachelor has long since retired on his fabulous earnings from his real estate hold- ings on Pluto. He came from the Hawaiian Islands in his private space ship. Connie Robison, owner of the Robison Western Clothes Compa- ny and her husband, a champion rodeo performer, rode in on their Robisonion mares from Real West, Texas. Edgar Lallum, internationally celebrated crooner known as the Big E” around the world, flew in from Hollywood after completing his latest movie. He said he cleared 5 million last year from his smash records and movies. Judy Russell, a school teacher and housewife, arrived with her fifth husband. She reports that her career is fun, but she prefers married life. Jerry Ludeman, arrived late as he was on a government space mission subduing a revolt in Venus. His Graceville proving grounds have been a great asset to government experiments. PAT THOMAS WES STOOS FLORENCE JOHNSON LEN DUVALL SARA RIES OFFICERS President-----------------------WES STOOS Vice President................PAT THOMAS Secretary-Treasurer - FLORENCE JOHNSON Student Council Rep.------------LEN DUVALL Sponsor--------------------------------MR. LALLUM JIM APPLEGATE BOB SPEVACEK NORMA SPEVAC DAVE AUDET Howard Pirch Bonnie Paulsrud Earl Smith Stanley Saltz Roy Russell Dick Miller Herb Hayworth Barbara Atchison Beryl Atchison Ken Vegoren Ken Spevac Jane Graham OFFICERS President--------------------------KEN VEGOREN Vice President.................CHUCK PROTSMAN Secretary-Treasurer................HOWARD PIRCH Student Council Rep.----MARGARET GOLD HAHN Sponsor.....................................MR. EASTLICK Kenneth Boggs Eugene Strate Jo Ann Clark Chuck Protsman Margaret Goldhahn . Rita Hayworth John Bishop Jr. Nancy Knedler Donna Bishop Margaret Reid OFFICERS President.........................JOHN BISHOP JR. Vice President..................RITA HAYWORTH Secretary-Treasurer--------------NANCY KNEDLER Student Council Rep.---------------------KARL APPLE Sponsor..........................................MR. IRONS Dean Martinez Karl Apple Fay Klay Ken Smith ft Rita Graham Linwood King Penny Vegoren Bob Danbrook Dorothy Spevacek Leah Schwandt 7th and 8th OFFICERS President.................................JERELYN NIERENBERG Vice President..........................STEPHANIE HOROSKO Secretary-Treasurer............RICHARD PROTSMAN Student Council Rep.------------------JUDY RUDIN Class Sponsor.................................MR. MUSS Leonard Johnson Lois Corley Danny Schlemmer Kelly Walker Dennie Boggs Mary Strate Roger Little Betty Carlson Norma Hankins Stephanie Horosko Richard Protsman Helen Meyer Leland Johnson Kay Farmer Richard Bucher Donnie Thomas Charlene Goldhahn Donnie Dammel Barbara Hardenbrook Delores Spevacek Oteutye z uC Flag Bearers Senior Float Annual Float jL H 4 L W King Queen Wes Stoos Duane Boggs P.T.A. Float Parade Class Floats ptue, cutcC Sex First row, left to right: Sharon Mogstad, Bruce Meyer, Buzzy Atchison, Steve Johnson, James Davis, Ruth Graham, Lois Mitzner, Ginger Buck, Barbara Meyer, Gayle King, Anita Owen. Second row: Mrs. Mitzner, Betty Lou Meyer, Suzan Knedler, Joe Joyce, Joan Farmer, Laura Engellant, Diane Herrod, Mike Joyce, Diane Boggs, Billy Spevacek, Barbara Little. Third row: Lennie Stone, Eddy Goldhahn, Barry Zanto, Martin Nichols, Peggy Atchison, Chuck Bucher, Julie Boutilier, Arne Paulsrud, Ronnie Mitzner, Daniel Vegoren. CLASS HISTORY When school opened we had a total enrollment of 31: 18 in fifth grade and 13 in sixth grade. Our art work consisted of papier mache world globes for Social Studies, plaster of paris plaques, vases, aluminum pictures, bowls, and cards. We decorated our room for the appropriate holidays We had a joint Christmas program with the first four grades. We had a Christmas and Valentine party, and a school picnic at the end of the year. zde 7kiee tuut First row, left to right: Earlene Brewer, Leslie Anderson, Freida Blyth, Kathleen Joyce, Peggy Knedler, Frances Vegoren, Patrick Joyce, Ralph Savoie, Gerald Goldhahn, Margaret Murphy, Charles Harvey, Bob Atchison. Second row: Miss Knispel, Jay Harvey, Steve Bucher, Tom Myers, Gary Tarbet, Jessie Hankins, Ann Goldhahn, Edward Engel- lant, Gloria Spevacek, Linda Walker, Linda Wethern, Bron Herrod. Third row: Betty Anderson, Marlys Nichols, Betty Mitzner, Vickey Buck, Curtis Sullivan, Stuart Arm- strong, Theresa Little, Bonita Larsen, Jo Ann Mathern, Stacy Goldhahn, Peter Buck, Lorraine Rowland. CLASS HISTORY School opened on September 3 with thirty-five students in all. There are eighteen third graders and seventeen fourth graders. We have enjoyed participation in the Orange and Black Day activities and in the Christmas Program. We have had various parties throughout the year. During National Education Week we invited our parents to visit our room to observe us at work and play. We have enjoyed working together this year. tyicute ?dA y First row, left to right: Barbara Horosko, Evelyn Wethern, Charlene Fairbanks, Rita Atchison, Lannie Murphy, Bobby Goldhahn, Mary Goldhahn, Bette Little, Lillian Carlson, Mike Buck, Mrs. Florence LeFevre. Second row: Diane Owen, Joan Brandei, Doug Bronson, Mike Davis, Rickey Davis, Harold Clark, Billy Brewer, Donald Owen, Chuckie Davis, Glenda Buck, Doris Protsman. CLASS HISTORY Last September twenty-one members of the second grade with Mrs. Florence Le Fevre as their teacher started school. Their first activity as a class was to prepare a float for Black and Orange Day. The theme was Home on the Range. They took part in the Christmas play given by grades one though six on the nineteenth day of December. A contest given by the Montana Tuberculosis Association for which they colored posters was another important event of the year. dfftfuCe Otte First row, left to right: Carolyn Owen, Bill Hansen, Bobby Mogstad, Dan Harvey, Diane Spevacek, Sally Joyce, Gerry Spevacek, Janice Goldhahn, Lois Fairbanks, Cindy Armstrong, Steven Boutilier, Jeff Boggs. Second row: Richard Reeves, Michael Schlemmer, Janet King, Brad Bucher, Michael Nulf, Judy Vegoren, Gary Thomas, Carley Bronson, Erica Anderson, Marilyn Stone, Sharon Bucher. CLASS HISTORY The school year opened with a total of twenty-three pupils. Of these twenty-three pupils, thirteen are girls and ten boys. We have had many activities this year, observing almost every holiday with a room party. For the Orange and Black Day we were exhibited as the Geraldine Tigers of 67. We also participated in the Christ- mas Play, What Christmas Means. Left to right: Jane Graham, Sara Ries, Doris Wishman, Duane Boggs, Judy Russell. Standing: Mrs. Voise, Ad- visor. ’7?Ce H6 tA' AMERICA First row, left to right: Jane Graham, Barbara Atchison, Beryl Atchison, Rita Hayworth, Nancy Knedler, Bonnie Paulsrud, Faye Klay. Second row: Sara Ries, Jo Ann Clark, Doris Wishman. Margaret Goldhahn, Duane Boggs, Judy Russell, Rita Graham, Connie Robison, Mrs. Voise. Back row. Dorothy Paulsrud, Pat Thomas. ?■ 7- First row, left to right: Wes Stoos, Dean Martinez, Chuck Protsman, Roy Russell, Jim Applegate, Dave Audet, Dick Miller, Bob Spevacek, Len Duvall, Jerry Ludeman. Second row: Herb Hayworth, Ken Spevac, Ken Vegoren, Ken Smith, John Bishop Jr., Les Sullivan, Ray Wishman, Bill Ries, Earl Smith, Eugene Strate, Lindy King, Advisor, Mr. Eastlick. Third row: Don Anderson and Ken Engellant. Left to right: Secretary, Jerry Ludeman; Treasurer, Wes Stoos; Advisor, Mr. Eastlick; President, Ken Engellant; Sentinel, Bob Spevacek; Reporter, Len Duvall; Vice President, Don Anderson. Student ( quuccC First row, left to right: Mr. Lallum, Doris Wishman, Jerry Ludeman, Ken Engellant, Mr. Dwello. Second row: Mr. Eastlick, Judy Rudin, Margaret Goldhahn, Judy Russell Len Duvall. Utefn esuy President —--------------------- Vice President — ------------------ Secretary----------------------- Superintendent------------------ Principal----------------------— Teacher Representative---------- Senior Representative----------- Junior Representative----------- Sophomore Representative---------- Freshman Representative--------- 7th and 8th Grade Representative -----JERRY LUDEMAN ---KEN ENGELLANT -----DORIS WISHMAN ........MR. LALLUM ........MR. DWELLO -----MR, EASTLICK ......JUDY RUSSELL ........LEN DUVALL MARGARET GOLDHAHN •.......KARL APPLE ........JUDY RUDIN First row, left to right: Pat Clark, Pat Thomas, Dorothy Paulsrud, Doris Wishman, Connie Robison, Second row: Jane Graham, Florence Johnson, Norma Spevac, Duane Boggs, Sara Ries, Judy Russell, Advisor, Mr. Dwello. Third row: Eugene Strate, Don Anderson, Ken Engellant, Len Duvall. Editor..................................DOROTHY PAULSRUD Assistant Editor - -------------------------- PAT THOMAS Typists...................DOROTHY PAULSRUD, DUANE BOGGS, PAT CLARK, CONNIE ROBISON Sports......................KEN ENGELLANT, DON ANDERSON Grade News...........................................NORMA SPEVAC Society News------------------------ — PAT THOMAS Right Around G. H. S...........JUDY RUSSELL, DUANE BOGGS Mimeograph Operators - - LENNIE DUVALL, DOROTHY PAULSRUD, EUGENE STRATE Artists.......................FLORENCE JOHNSON, SARA RIES, DORIS WISHMAN, JANE GRAHAM Humor........................................EUGENE STRATE Bus News................DORIS WISHMAN, FLORENCE JOHNSON, PAT CLARK, SARA RIES, MARGARET REID Business and Circulation-----------PAT CLARK, PAT THOMAS JUDY RUSSELL Advisor - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- MR. DWELLO gW First row, left to right: Pat Thomas, Laura Engellant, Diane Herrod, Stephanie Horosko, Norma Spevac, Nancy Knedler. Second row: Mary Strate, Donnie Dammel, Donnie Thomas, Les Sullivan, Jerelyn Nierenberg, Jimmy Davis, Betty Carlson, Johnny Sullivan. Third row: Ginger Buck, Charlene Goldhahn, Alida Little, Delores Spevacek, Mike Joyce, Judy Rudin, Len Duvall, Kay Farmer, Leslie Stone. Back row: Ken Engellant, Connie Robison, Don Anderson, Richard Bucher, Rita Graham, Mr. Irons, Director. ett une t (?lu6 Left to right: Ken Engellant, Don Anderson. Bob Spevacek, Jerry Ludeman. Wes Stoos, Chuck Protsman, Lennie Duvall, Ed Lallum, Coach, Mr. Horosko. President------------- Vice President------ Secretary -Treasurer Sponsor ------------ - KEN ENGELLANT ----WES STOOS CHUCK PROTSMAN ---MR. HOROSKO 0?oot6a£l Squad First row, left to right: Ken Vegoren, Chuck Protsman, John Bishop, Len Duvall, Ed Lallum, Howard Pirch. Second row: Coach, Steve Horosko, Wes Stoos, Bob Spevacek, Ken Engellant, Jerry Ludeman, Ken Spevac, Dick Miller. Vegoren, Stoos, Spevacek, Duvall, Engellant, Ludeman. SCORES Geraldine 26 Hobson 25 Geraldine 52 Geyser 7 Geraldine 51 Moccasin 13 Geraldine 24 Stanford 41 Geraldine 27 Denton 25 PLAYOFF AT LEWISTOWN Geraldine 6 Denton 20 Geraldine 18 Stanford 12 Geraldine 0 Denton 12 Left to right: Coach Steve Horosko, Ken Vegoren, Earl Smith, Ed Lallum, Len Duvall, Chuck Protsman, Wes Stoos, Jerry Ludeman, Bob Spevacek, Dean Martinez, Don An- derson, Ken Engellant. SCORES November 30 Geraldine 36 Power 47 December 6 Geraldine 66 Highwood 26 December 7 Geraldine 47 Stanford 53 December 13 Geraldine 62 Neihart 33 December 14 Geraldine 56 Moccasin 38 December 20 Geraldine 58 Brady 35 December 21 Geraldine 69 Geyser 30 January 4 Geraldine 59 Hobson 50 January 10 Geraldine 76 Highwood 42 January 11 Geraldine 44 Stanford 50 January 17 Geraldine 64 Silents 43 January 18 Geraldine 64 Moccasin 51 January 24 Geraldine 45 Denton 32 January 25 Geraldine 52 Neihart 49 January 31 Geraldine 86 Geyser 46 February 1 Geraldine 65 Denton 13 February 7 Geraldine 64 Hobson 40 February 8 Geraldine 46 Gt. FIs. JV's 38 February 14 Geraldine 76 Gt. FIs. JV's 43 February 15 Geraldine 49 Silents 50 SECOND PLACE DISTRICT CHOTEAU DIVISIONAL Denton 32 Geraldine 64 Simms 62 Geraldine Hobson 51 Geraldine 53 Grass Range 51 Geraldine Stanford 46 Geraldine 38 First row, left to right: Karl Apple, John Bishop Jr., Stanley Saltz, Eugene Strate, Herb Hayworth. Second row: Coach Horosko, Kenneth Smith, Kenneth Spevac, Dick Miller, Leslie Sullivan, Howard Pirch, Ray Wishman. SCORES December 14 Geraldine 32 Moccasin 46 December 20 Geraldine 28 Brady 16 December 21 Geraldine 36 Geyser 31 January 4 Geraldine 22 Hobson 40 January 11 Geraldine 28 Stanford 37 January 18 Geraldine 23 Moccasin 50 January 24 Geraldine 40 Denton 45 January 31 Geraldine 38 Geyser 25 February 1 Geraldine 35 Denton 21 February 14 Geraldine 21 Gt. Falls Frosh 40 X DON ANDERSON - Forward JERRY LUDEMAN - Forward Senia s4t6lete KEN ENGELLANT - Center EDGER LALLUM - Guard tyuzde o46etfci£l Front row, left to right: Mr. Eastlick, Leonard Johnson, Second row: Jimmy Davis, Barry Zanto, Arne P ulsrud, Mike Joyce, Roger Little, Lei and Johnson, Donnie Dam me 1, Dennie Boggs, Donnie Thomas, Steve Johnson, Bruce Meyer. SCORES December 6 Highwood 25 Geraldine 9 December 7 Moccasin 26 Geraldine 15 December 13 Moccasin 17 Geraldine 15 December 14 Stanford 45 Geraldine 14 January 4 Hobson 46 Geraldine 17 January 10 Highwood 32 Geraldine 12 January 11 Stanford 40 Geraldine 18 January 24 Denton 36 Geraldine 30 February 1 Denton 35 Geraldine 14 February 7 Hobson 25 Geraldine 10 pefr First row, left to right: Kenny Boggs, Billy Ries, Eugene Strate, Ray Wishman, Danny Schlemmer, Leland Johnson, Roger Little. Second row: Dorothy Spevacek, Jerelyn Nierenberg, Alida Little, Judy Rudin, Bonnie Paulsrud, Sara Ries, Doris Wishman, Jane Graham, Delores Spevacek, Rita Hayworth, Barbara Atchison. Third row: Margaret Reid, Beryl Atchison, Connie Robison, Lois Corley, Kay Farmer, Penny Vegoren, Betty Carlson, Stephanie Horosko, Helen Meyer, Barbara Hardenbrook. Fourth row: Donna Bishop, Dorothy Paulsrud, Judy Russell, Margaret Goldhahn, Rita Graham, Norma Spevac, Duane Boggs, Pat Clark, Pat Thomas, Nancy Knedler, Nancy Nichols. Fifth row: Faye Klay, Richard Bucher, Lindy King, Leslie Stone, John Sullivan, Bob Danbrook, Leonard Johnson, Floyd Danbrook, Donnie Dammel, Dennie Boggs, Donnie Thomas. (fyeenCecute Left to right: Bonnie Paulsrud, Sara Ries, Doris Wishman Senton, ‘Sa y 0ptetccie Dorothy Paulsrud Judy Russell Jerry Ludeman Duane Boggs Ed Lallum Pat Clark (£4064 DOUG JOHNSON BERTHA CARLSON, IDA DUNTLEY JOHN BISHOP, LEE TARBET, LeROY DAHLIN, OLLIE PRATT, HERB BAILEY Gun ‘P'UWt Grand March Finale What shall we play? Royal Family Gun 'Pfaty ecutcf-Tftaele 'ptuttibf Troubles The Cast” Big Ed on the rampage FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GERALDINE Complete Banking Service Since 1913 Member F. D.I. C. Bank by Mail Service Interest on Savings Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4421 WALKER EQUIPMENT Hotpoint Electric Appliances International Harvester Dealer Geraldine, Montana. Phone RE 7-4341 At this time in your travel through life we wish all the good fortunes of life shall be yours in your quest for a successful and happy future. Good luck, clear sailing from the gang at KEN BOGGS CHEVROLET Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4311 RUSTY'S BAR The Place Where Old Friends Meet Old Friends and Where You Always Meet New Ones. Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4531 THOMPSONS STORE The Place to Go When Looking for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Dry Goods, Dairy Products and Canned Goods Come in and Enjoy Our Friendly Service SEE US Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4471 ALLEY IMPLEMENT Repairs Parts Friendly, Courteous and Prompt Service Makes Patronizing a Pleasure Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4271 HOME CAFE Home Cooked Foods as You Like Them Open From 7:00 a m to 10:00 p m Owned and Operated by the HARDENBROOK FAMILY Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-9591 Stop and Save at PRATT'S CENTRAL SERVICE Gas - Oil - Accessories Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4411 GERALDINE CO-OP STORE Shop the Co-op Way Quality Groceries and General Merchandise Drugs - Notions Your Dividend Store Manager, CLARENCE PAULSRUD Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4511 E JAY S, INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes From JACOBS STORE Clothes for the Entire Family Athletic Equipment E JAY S, INC. LEON JACOBS Lewis town, Montana_________________ GREAT FALLS IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION Central Machinery Co. Hass Assoc. Imp. Co. Briggs Imp. Co. H. C. Grinde Co. Falls Imp. Co. Johnson Farm Equip. Ferris Killion Co. H. F. Lambertson Co. Power Equipment Co. Great Falls, Montana BUTTREYS FOOD, INC. The Friendly Grocer Groceries Vegetables Fresh Fruit Frozen Foods Finest Selection of Meats Locker Service and Free Delivery Great Falls, Montana AERIAL AGRICULTURAL SERVICE Weed and Insect Spraying Fast Dependable Service THOMAS E. HERROD, President Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4331 EQUITY CO-OP ASSOCIATION Feeds - Grains - Fuels Our Profits Your Dividends WESLEY H. LAMBERT, Mgr. KENNETH VEGOREN, Ass't Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4481 GREELY ELEVATOR CO. Your Grain Merchant Cleaning and Treating ROSCOE ANDERSON, Mgr. Geraldine, Montana Phone RE 7-4441 GERALDINE GRAIN CO. Independent Elevator Grain Texaco and Petroleum Field Seeds Products L. H. PALMER, Proprietor Phone RE 7-4581 GREAT FALLS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bennett Pontiac Motor ------- -Pontiac Bison Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- -- - Ford City Chevrolet Co. - -- -- -- - Chevrolet Eneboe Motor Co. - - - - -DeSoto-Plymouth General Truck Tractor Co. -GMC Trucks Great Falls Motor Co. - Chrysler-Plymouth Great Falls Nash Co. - -- -- -- -- -Nash Kearns Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- - Hudson Olson Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- - -Lincoln Rice Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- -- Cadillac Robinson Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- Willys Schroeder Oldsmobile Co. - - - Oldsmobile Silver State Auto - -- -- -- -- Studebaker Strobel Motor Sales - -- -- -- - -Packard Suhr Motor Co. - -- -- -- -- -- - Buick Thisted Motor Co. ----- Dodge-Plymouth Great Falls, Montana MIAMI CLUB Italian Dinners and Pizza Pie Phone GL 3-3385 Great Falls, Montana BENTON FUNERAL HOME Flowers for All Occasions don McGinnis Fort Benton, Montana Phone 73 BENNET GROCERY Now in Our New Location Fruits Vegetables Meats Groceries Fort Benton, Montana Phone 160 FALLS TIRE SERVICE Quality Tires Quality Recaps U. S Royal Tires Quality Repairs Great Falls, Montana Phone GL 2-3158 REXALL DRUG STORE Fort Benton, Montana Accurate and Dependable Prescription Service Fountain Service Phone 101 GERALDINE MERCHANTS Bucher Bros. Locker Dora s Beauty Shop Missouri River Lumber Co. Cliffs Bar LEWISTOWN MERCHANTS Calvert Hotel Coca Cola Company SQUARE BUTTE MERCHANT White House Grocery FORT BENTON MERCHANTS W. A. Welty, Dentist New Fort Cafe Power Motor Grand Union Hotel Clark-Hilton Company Snack Bar River Press Missouri River Lumber Company Fisher Metal Products Bloom's Husky Service Pioneer Mercantile Benton Locker Price Rite Grocery FORT BENTON MERCHANTS Rudy’s Shoe Shop Capitol Theatre Coast to Coast Store Benton Cleaners Fort Benton Motor Company John Deere Implement Riverview Greenhouse Pioneer Insurance GREAT FALLS MERCHANTS Corral Kaufman’s Town Ranch Pioneer Dairy Odegard’s Eddy's Bakery Houseman Company McIntosh Tailors Mehl Plumbing Heating Co. Jerry's Radiator Service Mieyr's Incorporated Club Cafeteria Firestone Stores Chet Johnson's Repair Shop Modern Equipment Co. Edwin Johnson Great Falls Sporting Goods Hi-Way Lumber Rainbow Electrics Smith Equipment Hoglund's Tip Top Cafe Hi Hat Supper Club Marvin Maytag Shop APPRECIATION We, the Class of 1958, wish to ex- press our thanks to our sponsor, Mrs. Dwight Dwello, and our appreciation to the business people who assisted us in financing the Safari. Itw 6 m Vjjrbook� Art I AY to MACH IAYIOB PUBUSWINO COMPANY OAllAi HAAS 9 KT 'td !h ■ 4 1W rrM MN wsj yp 5T- £y ft