Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

Published by Safari Staff Geraldine High School Geraldine, Montana £30 DEDICATION Teenagers everywhere must have a place where they can feel at home away from home. They must have somewhere to go to discuss the pleasures or the displeasures of the day. In Geraldine, many went to Roy’s place where they could have a coke, a sandwich, or even a full meal. If they were short of cash, they knew they could charge it and wait a few days until they were able to pay Roy. Thus it is to the memory of Roy Hayes, who did so much to help Geraldine teenagers, that we, the Safari Staff of 62, dedicate this an- nual. ADMINISTRATION The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath; it is twice bless’d — It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes. SHAKESPEARE SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE MR. RALPH HECKER My sincere congratulations to the Class of 1962 on suc- cessfully passing their first hurdle in their journey through life. It is my sincere wish that our three institutions of learning the home; the church; the school will stand by and assist every one of you in making your chosen career suc- cessful throughout your life. It is cherished by your parents and community that all will become outstanding citizens and always be a credit to society in whom our school will be justly proud. The background that you have retained cannot be measured; however knowledge acquired, character molded, and person- ality strengthened are a few of these invisible accomplish- ments. These qualities were instilled in every student enter- ing and passing the hurdles of the Geraldine Public School System. May this annual serve not only as a reminder of your achievements, but also as a memento, when in years to to come, you wish to recall a forgotten face, a cherished memory, or merely relive your school days. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE MR. ORVILLE LINDQUIST As our school year nears it’s end, we should all stop to evaluate what we have accomplished. In education we as the faculty attempt to develop the student mentally and socially to meet the needs of his environment in later life. Individuals who attend school on the secondary level should be better qualified to go out into this world and also to con- tribute more things of value to their communities.The teachers, through their teaching and continued guidance, can do a lot for the individual, but the individual has to cooperate in order to achieve the great values which can be derived from education. OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. John Mogstad BUS DRIVERS Les Thompson Buster Sullivan Ralph Rowland School IBo rril s 31 essage ELMER DAMMEL Chairman Each year occasions arise which cause us to think that our school isn’t running as was planned, but as the school year nears its end, things look better, we can see that much has been accomplished and we are thankful. To the underclassmen, we say, there is no other place in the world where you can get a high school education just for the asking. Irregardless of what enemy propaganda says, the American educa- tional system is basically sound and good, so take advantage of the opportunity and make the best of it. To the seniors, congratulations, and remember, it is only a few short years until you will be making the decisions that will guide our school systems and our country. Be wise, prudent and honorable and you will make few mistakes. It has been an honor to serve you, we hope we haven't failed you. Last but not least, the best school system in the world is only as good as its faculty. We wish to thank our faculty for a job well done. I dare do all that way become a man Who dares do more, is none. SHAKESPEARE MR. KEITH ANDERSON English Band, Pep Band and Chorus Freshman Class Sponsor A.B. - Humboldt State College MR. BRUCE DAVIS Math and Science B.S. - Moorhead State College MR. DWIGHT DWELLO Commercial Sophomore Class Sponsor Tiger's Growl Advisor B.S. - Ellendale State Teachers' College MR. GROVER HARLOW Social Studies, Physical Education and Psychology Head Coach G. Club Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor B.S. - Dickinson State Teachers’ College MRS. BERNICE WINTER Home Economics, English, and Remedial Reading F.H.A. Chapter Advisor B.S. - Western Montana College of Education MR. GEORGE DORRANCE Industrial Arts and Math Junior Class Sponsor B.S. - Rocky Mountain College of Education MR. WILLIAM ZIMMER High School Librarian Grade Eight B.S. - Moorhead State College MRS. GENE DAVISON Grade Six Pep Club Sponsor Elementary Life Certificate College of Great Falls MR. DANIEL THOMAS GAROUTTE Grade Seven Assistant Coach B.S. - Montana State University MRS. ELSIE SVOBODA Grade Five Elementary Life Western Montana College of Education MRS. CAROL STOOS Grade Four Elementary Certificate Northern Montana College of Education MRS. HELEN MITZNER Grade Three B.A. - College of Great Falls MRS. HOPE HANSEN Grade Two Standard Certificate North Dakota State Teachers’ College MRS. CLARA FIELDS Grade One Elementary Standard Certificate College of Great Falls MRS. ELIZABETH GOLDHAHN Substitute B.A. - Montana State University Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time;... SHAKESPEARE KATHLEEN ANN HICKS Valedictorian 4 Student Body President 4 F. H. A. 1,2,3,4 Convention Alternate 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Tumbling 3 Girls’ State Delegate 3 Band 3,4, Chorus 3 Annual Editor 4 Class Secretary 3 Paper Staff 3,4 Library 3,4 Class Plays 3,4 Senior Play 3 Nickname Kathy y ALIDA MARIE LITTLE Salutatorian 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Reporter 2, President 4 Convention Delegate 1 Class Secretary 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Vice President 3 President 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Girls' State Alternate 3 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Class Plays 3,4 Tumbling 2,3 Nickname ’’Lida LOIS STEVANNA CORLEY Annual Business Manager 4 Girls' State Alternate 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Convention Delegate 3, Alternate 2 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Heisey Award 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band Secretary 4, Chorus 3 High School Rodeo 1,2,3,4 State 1,2,3 Class Plays 3,4 Majorette 1,2 Tumbling 2,3 Librarian 3 Nickname Mikki JUDITH ANN RUDIN Student Council Representative 1 Class President 2 Vice President 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Convention Delegate 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Girls’ State 3 Tumbling 2,3 Paper Staff 1,2,3,4 Editor 2,4 Co-Editor 3 Class Plays 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Nickname ’’Judy FLOYD WILFRED DANBROOK Football 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2 Treasurer 2 Convention Delegate 2 Annual Staff 4 Student Council Representative 2,4 Prom Prince 2 G Club 4 Vice President 4 Class Plays 3,4 Nickname Lover Boy KELLY ELIZABETH WALKER Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2 Paper Staff 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Princess 2 Nickname Kelly Green CAROL LEE BREUER Transfer, Sunburst 1 Student Council Rep. 3 Co-Editor of Annual 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 3 Parliamentarian 4 Convention Delegate 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 President 3 Vice President 2 Paper Staff 2,3 Homecoming Queen 3 Candidate 2 F. F. A. Sweetheart 2 Tumbling 2 CECIL THOMAS FIELDS Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 F.F.A. 1,2 F.F.A. Convention 2 Orange Black Day King 4 G Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Nickname ’’Tom ' NANCY ANN TADEJ Transfer from Fort Benton 3 Pep Club 3,4 Paper Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 Nickname Taffy” NANCY IRENE NICHOLS Paper Staff 3 Class Secretary 1 Vice President 3 President 4 F.H.A. 1,3,4 Vice President 3 Secretary 4 Student Council Secretary 3 Pep Club 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Orange and Black Day Princess 1 Class Play 3 Chorus 3 Nickname Nance” LESTER LINWOOD KING Basketball Mgr. 2 Football Mgr. 2 G Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Prom Prince 3 Annual Staff 4 Nickname Lindy DOROTHY ANN SPEVACEK Transfer from Great Falls Central 3 F.H.A. 3 Pep Club 3,4 Tumbling 3 Annual Staff 4 Paper Staff 4 Prom Princess 3 Class Plays 3,4 Nickname Dot SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice President - Judy Rudin, Secretary-Treasurer - Alida Little, Student Council Rep- resentative - Floyd Danbrook, Sponsor - Mr. Harlow, President - Nancy Nichols. CLASS FLOWER - Cherokee Rose CLASS COLORS - Mint Green and White CLASS MOTTO - E Pluribus Unum - Out of Many One CLASS HISTORY In 1958 sixteen green freshmen entered the doors of Geraldine High School. We elected our class officers and sponsor for that year. President: Leah Schwandt, Vice President: Ron Russell, Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Nichols, Student Council Repre- sentative: Judy Rudin and our sponsor was Mr. Irons. Trilby Miller and Leah Schwandt were cheerleaders that year. Our activities consisted of painting the G, giving a Freshman Return Party, and making a float for Orange and Black Day. During March of 1959 we gained another member, Carol Breuer, who transferred from Sunburst. Our sophomore year we were more experienced in our quest for education when we entered the door of G.H.S. again. This year three former members were gone. We elected our officers who were President: Judy Rudin, Vice President: Leah Schwandt, Secretary-Treasurer: Leonard Johnson, Student Council Representative: Floyd Danbrook, and our sponsor was Mr. Leach. Activities for the year were initiating the freshmen and making a float for the Homecoming Parade. Lois Corley started twirling and Leah Schwandt became a cheerleader. Kelly Walker and Floyd Danbrook were the Junior Prom Princess and Prince. The junior year of the Class of ‘62 was a busy one. We lost three members and also gained three. We elected our officers for the year. They were President: Trilby Miller, Vice President; Nancy Nichols, Secretary-Treasurer: Kathy Hicks, Student Council Representative: Carol Breuer, and our sponsor was Mr. Lang. We put on the Orange and Black Day Dance, a play entitled Bull In A China Shop, ” the prom Around the World, and the Junior-Senior Banquet. Carol Breuer was elected as the Orange and Black Day Queen. In our last year of the journey to graduation, twelve seniors marched through the doors of G.H.S. We elected our officers for the year knowing we had a full year be- fore us. President: Nancy Nichols, Student Council Representative: Floyd Danbrook, and our sponsor was Mr. Harlow. The activities were many with the class play, Aunt Susie Shoots the Works, the Alumni Tea, the annual. Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Graduation. Kathy Hicks and Floyd Danbrook were Prom King and Queen, and Carol Breuer was queen candidate. CLASS WILL I, Floyd Danbrook, will my shop ability to Richard Protsman, and my study habits to Paul Withrow. I, Tom Fields, will my height to Duke Nichols and my singing ability to Betty Carlson. I, Lin wood King, will my bookkeeping ability to Lennie Stone. I, Kelly Walker, will my dancing ability to Leslie Stone. I, Nancy Tadej, will my trips downtown after the mail to Kay Farmer. I, Judy Rudin, will my music ability to John Smith. I, N-ancy Nichols, will my love for riding the bus to Sharon Caufield. I, Alida Little, will my height to Anita Owen and my math ability to anyone who wants it. I, Lois Corley, will my ability to keep a cool head to Diane Boggs and my good luck with hard luck trophys to Pay Hayworth. I, Carol Breuer, will my ability to fall up the stairs gracefully to Sue Byrd. I, Kathy Hicks, will my pony-tail and French-roll hairdos to Carley Nelson. Hope you have better luck with them than I did. I, Dorothy Spevacek, will my knitting ability to Ruth Graham. To the junior class we will our ability to make money and to get along with each other. To the sophomore class we will our study habits and quiet ways. To the freshmen we will our good times we had in high school. CLASS PROPHEC The Class of 1962 met at the home of the former Kelly Walker in the heart of Geraldine for their 1982 class reunion. Lois Corley was the first to arrive. She is now a famous psychologist and is studying the behavior of horses. She has had several run in the Kentucky Derby but her psychology with them hasn't worked very well. Lois has eight children whom she uses for jockies. She was followed by Dorothy Spevacek who met her destiny quite early in the acrobatic profession and is now traveling in a wheel chair. She still carries out a part of her career, however. She is the one and only tightrope walker who can ride a wheelchair while she performs. Next to arrive was Nancy Nichols, Nancy is now the head dietitian of the Antarctica General Hospital. By prescribing to others what they should eat, she isn't the only one with a weight problem. She sees to it that other people have one too. A few minutes later Nancy Tadej made her entrance. Nancy is a confirmed man- hater, living in a lighthouse off the coast of Nova Scotia. She spends her time writing novels and is becoming quite wealthy. The rest of the class arrived at one time when their chartered jet landed at the Geraldine Airport. Carol Bruer is a dental assistant. She had a slight accident before she came to the reunion. One of her patients bit her hand as she was extracting his tooth. Tom Fields is still a bachelor, working as a forest ranger in a. foreign country. He is seriously considering swapping his airplane for an Arab's harem. Alida Little is a secretary and is still sitting on the boss’s lap. Things are different now, the boss is her husband. We find Judy Rudin an old maid music teacher. She has recently decided to be- come an inventor. She wants a man bad. Linwood King owns one of the largest bakeries in the Northwest. His bakery specializes in zweiback bread and bagles. He is married to an attractive girl and is the father of three children. Kelly’s nursing career was short and sweet. The first day she worked in the hospital, she eloped with one of the patients. Floyd Danbrook has been very successful in his career as a construction worker. He spends his time driving up the Canadian hills with his bulldozer. He gave up trying to make his first million and is starting on the second. Kathy Hicks is the typical picture of an old maid school teacher. Her thoughts are centered around Spanish and not men. She looks as if she were one hundred because her students are beginning to get her down. Our sponsor, Mr. Harlow, was unable to attend because he was attending the wedding of his daughter. The seniors receiving their diplomas. The valedictory address given by Kathy Hicks. The eighth grade. Grade eight graduates. Don Dammel Student Council Representative Officers with sponsor, Mr. Dorrance. Working on the Prom. Dennis Boggs Sharon Caufield Betty Carlson Bonnie Davison Kay Farmer Roy Hankins Barbara Hardenbrook Roger Little Helen Meyer Norma Hankins Bob Miller Richard Protsman Dolores Spevacek John Smith Mary Strate Leslie Stone John Sullivan Donnie Thomas Charles Webster SOPHOMORE CLASS Sherry Lundy President I Barry Zanto Vice President Peggy Atchison Secretary-Treasurer Paul Dorrance Student Council Representative The biggest sophomore. The busiest sophomore. The bounciest sophomore. Ronald Robison Betty Meyer Leonard Stone fames Romenesko Darlene Tadej Marcus Nichols Mike Hayworth Ginger Buck Edwin Goldhahn Arne Paulsrud Pat Hayworth Carolyn Hecker George Atchison Bob Parianti Laura Engellant Ronald Mitzner David Vegoren Betty Birch Gary Jergens Jim Davis Student Council Representative Freshman Initiation. Julie Boutilier Susan Byrd Joan Farmer Diane Boggs John Fields Keith Goodhart Ruth Graham Joe Joyce Gayle King Susan Knedler Barbara Little Barbara Meyer Bruce Meyer Martin Nichols Anita Owen Mike Smith Sharon Mogstad Bill Spevacek Carl Tadej Kenneth Witt PHOTO Not Available SILVER KEY OF JOURNALISM Kathy Hicks BOYS’ STATE Delegates Les Stone Roger Little Alternates Frank Dostal Don Thomas GIRLS’ STATE Delegates Charlene Goldhahn Bonnie Davison Alternates Kay Farmer Mary Strate HEISEY AWARDS George Atchison Betty Carlson Roy Hankins Delores Spevacek DANFORTH AWARDS Alida Little Kathy Hicks AMERICAN LEGION AWARDS Alida Little Chuck Harvey ELEMENTARY GRADE EIGHT David Corder Edward Engellant Earlene Brewer Chuck Harvey Freida Blyth Gerald Goldhahn Elizabeth Bronec Leslie Anderson Wesley Hayworth Ann Goldhahn Randy Jurgens Roy Lundy Margaret Murphy Thomas Myers Sherry Taylor Kathleen Joyce Richard Patterson Lois Mitzner Robert Atchison Ralph Savoie Linda Wethem Gary Sande Susan Bronec Charles Bronec Phyllis Tadej Gary Tarbet Jo Ann Mathern Stuart Armstrong Lorraine Rowland Frances Vegoren Denny Clark Janet Dollar John Dostal Randy Wiedmeier Theresa Little Paul Brewer Bonita Larson Vickey Buck Pete Buck Betty Anderson Lon Withrow Stacy Goldhahn Pat Joyce Peggy Knedler David Patterson Rita Atchison Charlene Fairbanks Randy Roudebush James Tadej Evelyn Wethern Harold Clark Sharlene Bronec Michael Davis Lillian Carlson Robert Goldhahn Bette Little Curtis Sullivan Betty Mitzner Douglas Bronson SIX Suzanne Jergens William Brewer Michael Buck Mary Goldhahn LeVerne Hecker Diane Owen Ronie VanVoast Glenda Buck Charles Davis Laura Clark Lachlan Murphy Nila Nichols Victoria Peterson Joan Brandei Doris Protsman GRADE FIVE Robert Mogstad Janice Goldhahn Michael Schlemmer Judy Vegoren Gary Thomas Sally Joyce Ronald Tadej Marilyn Stone Richard Reeves Lois Fairbanks Michael Nulf Lora Van Voast Carley Bronson Cindy Armstrong Janet King Erica Anderson Larry Bronec Michael Bucher Frank Dollar Evelyn Brandei Adele Joyce Robert Bronec Donald Engellant Edward Giese Roger Corder Robert Woodburn Marlene Cartwright William Hansen Evelyn Thompson Bruce Harlow Greg Engellant James Clark Dexter Buck Randy Ludeman Shelly Armstrong Frank Fairbanks Joleen Larsen Jeffery Boggs Earl Clark Lawrence Little Dena Goldhahn Jay Jergens Connie Thompson Wallace Brewer Valda Tarbet Ricky Anderson Jacque Dammel Ward Scribner Caro Thompson Karla Goldhahn Tommy King Bernice Bronec George Dorrance Susan Magnuson Jay Davison Jeanne Boutilier GRADE THREE Leroy Nulf Janet Mittal Roger Reeves Agnes Peterson Leigh Lambert Larry Atchison Bernie Boutilier Dennis Wethern Richard Koller Lynore Stone Mike Owen Bobby Byrd Floyd Corder Thomas Little Bonnie Hecker Loren Spurgeon % Robert Farmer Ellen Trevithick Theresa Owen Karen Quigley Donald Clark Lorretta Clark Kelie Dwello Diane Clark Marshal Larsen William Brewer Duane Wethern Debra Federick Dennis Hansen Barbara Nulf Gene Breuer Karen Meyer Timothy Rowland Regina Joyce Daniel Vedbraaten Bonnie Clark Mike Murphy Leann Buck David Copp Mary DeNevi Scott Armstrong Cindy Harlow Douglas Thompson Patrick Bucher ■ GRADE Patricia Fast Glenn Lambert Dorothy Bronec Lloyd Owen Marjorie Owen Richard Owen Fred Bucher Nina Scribner Clinton Fairbanks Ronald Copp Janice Thompson Rocque Fairbanks Patricia Goldhahn Monica Stoos ONE Alan Goldhahn Donna Woodburn David Clark Craig Dorrance Kim Boutilier Mark Atchison Tom Ved Bratten Peggy Tadej Sarah Davis Kathy Peterson Dennis Carlson Sandra Magneson Theresa DeNevi Karol Nichols Joe Owen GRADE SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Twisting the day away. — — Boy Scout Week. Santa visited school. The Christmas Program. The fourth grade dancing. A manger scene. All the world’s a stage And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, . . . SHAKESPEARE ANNUAL STAFF SEATED: Carol Breuer, Kathy Hicks, Lois Corley. STANDING: Charlene Goldhahn, Judy Rudin, Dorothy Spevacek, Kelly Walker, Alida Little, Nancy Nichols, Nancy Tadej. BACK ROW: Floyd Danbrook, Roger Little, Tom Fields, Linwood King, Mr. Harlow. KATHY HICKS, Editor PAPER STAFF SEATED: Charlene Goldhahn, Judy Rudin, Alida Little. STANDING: Mr. Dwello - Sponsor, Kathy Hicks, Peggy Ries, Losi Corley, Helen Meyer, Sharon Caufield, Norma Hankins, Nancy Tadej, Kelly Walker, Dorothy Spevacek, Barbara Hardenbrook. JUDY RUDIN, Editor Judy Rudin------------------------------Editor Charlene Goldhahn-------------Assistant Editor Alida Little------------------Assistant Editor FIRST ROW: Anita Owen, Carolyn Hecker, Mary Strate, Betty Lynn Anderson, Laura Engellant, Diane Owen, Evelyn Wethem. SECOND ROW: Donnie Thomas, Alida Little, Earlene Brewer, Ann Goldhahn, Lorraine Rowland, Susan Knedler, Barbara Little, Don Dammel, Jim Davis, JoAnn Mathern. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Joyce, Nila Nichols, Lillian Carlson, Joan Brandei, Betty Mitzner, Julie Boutilier, Charlene Gold- hahn. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Stone, Betty Carlson, John Sullivan, Theresa Little, Linda Wethern, Stacy Goldhahn, Mary Goldhahn, Judy Rudin, Delores Spevacek, Chuck Davis, Gayle King, Bonnie Larson, Leslie Anderson, Joan Farmer. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Anderson, Kathy Hicks, Bonnie Davison, Shary Mogstad, Mike Davis, Doug Bronson, LeVerne Hecker. The band participated m a wide variety of activities this year. During basketball season the pep band entertained the spectators with Dixieland and Dixieland blues music. Immediately following basketball season, the band presented a Pops Concert which was well received by the community. March 30 and 31 the band participated in the district music festival held at Lewistown. The band played La Bamba de Vera Cruz and Fantasy for Band and received two superior ratings. An invitational music festival was held in Lewistown on April 28. Representing G. H.S. at the State Solo and Ensemble festival held at Missoula were Judy Rudin and Leslie Stone. Judy received a II (excellent) rating and Leslie received a III (good) rating. The Spring Concert was pre- sented on May 12. The band closed its year by playing for graduation. PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Julie Boutilier, Betty Mitzner, Joan Brandei, Lillian Carlson, Nila Nichols, Kathleen Joyce, Diane Owen, Evelyn Wethern, Laura Engellant, Betty Anderson. SECOND ROW: Susan Knedler, Barbara Little, Jo Ann Mathem, Lorraine Rowland, Alida Little, Ann Goldhahn, Earlene Brewer, Carolyn Hecker, Anita Owen. THIRD ROW: Mr. Anderson, Leslie Anderson, Bonnie Larson, Mary Goldhahn, Stacy Goldhahn, Linda Wethern, Leslie Stone, Betty Carlson, Theresa Little. FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Davison, Joan Farmer, Chuck Davis, Delores Spevacek, Judy Rudin. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Hicks, Gayle King, Mike Davis, Doug Bronson, Sharon Mogstad, Le Verne Hecker. Rehearsal Performing Our Director President: Alida Little FIRST ROW: Mrs. Davison - Sponsor, Anita Owen, Sharon Caufield, Nancy Tadej, Diane Boggs, Carolyn Hecker, Peggy Atchison, Laura Engellant, Sue Knedler, Kathy Hicks, Susan Byrd, Gayle King, Shary Mogstad. SECOND ROW; Barbara Meyer, Lois Corley, Judy Rudin, Frank Dostal, Betty Carlson, Helen Meyer, Barbara Little, Lin- wood King, Delores Spevacek, Carley Nelson. THIRD ROW: Alida Little, David Vego- ran, Bonnie Davison, Kelly Walker, Lois Mitzner, Leslie Stone, Carol Breuer. F.H.A. President: Alida Little Vice President: Kay Farmer Secretary: Nancy Nichols Treasurer: Charlene Goldhahn FIRST ROW; Diane Boggs, Bonnie Davison, Anita Owen, Susan Byrd, Lois Corley, Charlene Goldhahn. SECOND ROW: Alida Little, Kathy Hicks, Lois Mitzner, Barbara Meyer, Helen Meyer, Delores Spevacek. THIRD ROW; Julie Boutilier, Judy Rudin, Mary Strate, Barbara Hardenbrook, Peggy Atchison, Betty Carlson. FOURTH ROW: Qinger Buck, Carley Nelson, Sharon Caufield, Laura Engellant, Joan Farmer. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Withrow - chapter mother, Nancy Nichols, Carol Breuer, Mary Zanto - chapter mother, Mrs, Winter - chapter advisor. “G” CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Harlow, Don Dammel. SECOND ROW: Don Thomas, Frank Dostal, Barry Zanto, Roy Hankins, Bob Breuer, Linwood King. THIRD ROW: Bob Parianti, Dennis Boggs, Richard Protsman, Tom Fields, Roger Little, Floyd Danbrook, Chuck Webster. Initiation. O! It is excellent To have a giant’s strength; but it is tyrannous To use it like a giant. SHAKESPEARE FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Paul Withrow, Keith Goodhart, Paul Dorrance, John Fields, Joe Joyce, Bob Brewer. SECOND ROW: Frank Dostal, Richard Protsman, Barry Zanto, Donnie Thomas, Forest Goodhart, Martin Nichols, Coach Harlow. THIRD ROW: Floyd Danbrook, Dennis Boggs, Don Dammel, Bob Parianti, Tom Fields, Roger Little, Roy Hankins, Chuck Webster (not pictured). Football season started with a boom around G.H.S., as our team won the first two games. There was much school spirit, and the whole school seemed to be behind the Tigers. Men of the team earned letters this year. They were: Roy Hankins, Dennis Boggs, Charles Webster, Bob Parianti, Roger Little, Bob Brewer, Frank Dostal, Barry Zanto, Floyd Danbrook, Don Thomas, Don Dammel, Tom Fields, and Richard Protsman. FIRST ROW: Coach Garoutte, Arne Paulsrud, Richard Protsman, Donnie Thomas, John Sullivan, Barry Zanto, Coach Harlow. SECOND ROW: Buzz Robison, Don Dammel, Bob Parianti, Tom Fields, Roger Little. The Tigers made a very fine showing in season play this year. Due to the guidance of Coach Harlow and assistant Coach Garoutte many new basketball techniques were learned and were used on the opposing teams. At the tournament in Stanford, we ended the season with fifth place. Richard Protsman was nominated for King of Hearts from the Geraldine team. Buzz Robison was first in number of free throws and thus earned the Free Throw trophy while John Sullivan made the most number of points for a single player. SPORTS PICTURES Senior lettermen. Surveyor Coach. Floyd gets letter. Award received by Tom, Donnie making free-throw. Catch that re-bound! CHARLENE BARBARA CHEERLEADERS Charlene Goldhahn, Barbara Hardenbrook, Ginger Buck, Mary Strate. GINGER MARY ii SQUAD FIRST ROW: Bob Brewer, Keith Goodhart, Leonard Stone. Paul Withrow, Bruce Meyer. SECOND ROW; Jim Davis, Paul Dorrance, Roy Hankins, Joe Joyce, Forest Goodhart, Marcus Nichols. CHEERLEADERS Susan Byrd, Sharon Mogstad, Gayle King, Carley Nelson. FIRST ROW: Mr. Garoutte, Chuck Harvey, Dennis Kolar, Pat Joyce, Tom Myers, Pete Buck, Lon Withrow, John Dostal, Gary Tarbet. SECOND ROW: Gerald Goldhahn, Stuart Armstrong, Ricky Patterson, Randy Jurgens, Paul Breuer, Bobby Atchison. THIRD ROW: Gary Sande, Roy Lundy, Eddie Engellant. CHEERLEADERS Betty Lynn Anderson, Bonnie Larson, Leslie Anderson, Earlene Brewer ( RACK FIRST ROW: Mr. Harlow, Jim Davis, Frank Dostal, Pat Hayworth, Forest Goodhart, Marcus Nichols. SECONI ROW: Don Dammel, Roger Little, Bob Parianti, Buzz Robison, Roy Hankins. Coach and Roy Relay team Heigh-ho! sing heigh-ho! unto the green holly; Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly! SHAKESPEARE «.v ORANGE AND BLACK DAY Royalty at the Bonfire. The Senior float. Queen Sharon and her attendants. Tne football game. Car trouble? The honored alumni. JUNIOR PLAY — “HIT THE'ROAD Before. After. Doctor Helen at work. Take it easy, Granny! The prompter. 4b The cast. Smile, Mary. Mr. Garoutte working. Sell many tickets. Coach? Kathy introducing the parents. Senior parents receiving flowers. “AUNT SUSIE SHOOTS THE WORKS Aunt Susie and the “works.” What's this? A lover! Listen here, black boy! I'm in tune with the infinite. NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES The Mississippians. Colin MaCrae. ATHLETIC BANQUET Mr. Harlow receives a plaque. Buzz gets the Free-Throw Trophy. Mr. Hecker gives the banquet address. Alida reads What the Seniors Will Miss About the Juniors. A typical banquet scene. Betty sings. The Crowning. King Floyd and Queen Kathy. Junior royalty - Richard and Dolores. - j - Barry and Betty. Freshman royalty - Jim and Barbara. Dancing to the music of the Collegians Orchestra. F.H.A. INSTALLATION The ceremony. Chapter mothers - Mrs. Withrow and Mrs. Zanto CLASS NIGHT The senior boys' skit. The beautiful princess. Key of Knowledge. The senior class. Alida acting a prophecy. SENIOR TRIP An evening at the lodge. Are you wet, Nancy? Ooh, this water is cold! Floyd catching a cat nap. The crew. Bus trouble? I'll do anything for money. _ TIMES WE CAN’T FORGET The Cowboys. The Cowboys’ pep club. A pajama party. The lawn-diggers--Frank and Donnie. Hey, let's twist. Telling little Tom a story. The ad-sellers' lucky day. Part of Home Ec I. Class. Huh? You rang? Piano-roll blues. ADVERTISERS We, the class of )96a, WISH TO thank For The Excellent Photograph- THOMPSON’S GENERAL STORE BOB’S ENCO SERVICE NEL’S HOME CAFE FIRST NATIONAL BANK FORD MOTOR CO. GERALDINE HOTEL CARTWRIGHT FLYING SERVICE GERALDINE CO-OP STORE KEN BOGGS CHEVROLET ED JOYCE CONOCO RUSTY’S BAR NORRIS OWEN FLYING SERVICE EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOC. 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