Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

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Class Wills I, BETTY LYNN ANDERSON, will my ulcers to next year's Annual Editor and my ability to stay away from porcupines to Judy Vegoren. I, STUART ARMSTRONG, will rhy good luck to Pete Buck and Richard Reeves. I, BOB ATCHISON, will my trips to Highwood and my luck of getting back to Mike Buck and Gary Thomas. I, VICKEY BUCK, will my love for the teachers to Glenda Buck and my water fights to Nancy Rowe. I, DIANE CAUFIELD, will my ability to get what I want to Bette Little and my ability to stay out of trouble to Glenda Buck. I, JANET DOLLAR, will my love and admiration for Geraldine to Randy Roudebush. I, STACY GOLDHAHN, will my Scout to Dena in hopes she'll get rid of it and our room at State Music Meet to Janet, Carley, Shelley, Linda, and Erica. I, KAREN JACKSON, will my candy to Sheila Watkins and my ability to get kicked out of study hall to Laura Clark. I, PAT JOYCE, will my stardom in operettas to John Witt and my teetotaling to Nila Nichols. I, PEGGY KNEDLER, will to Janet King the will that was willed from Gayle King to Ann Goldhahn to me, my love and admiration for G.H.S. and my ambition to Erica Anderson. I, BONNIE LARSEN, will our good times at dance band practice to Chuck and Doug, the hard work but great rewards of being a cheerleader to next year's cheerleaders, and my ability to think up crazy things to do to Bette Little. I, THERESA LITTLE, will my first chair trumpet in band to Sally Joyce and my great acting ability to Vicki Hanson. I, JO ANN MATHERN, will my typing ability to Lanny Murphy. I, ELAINE ROWE, will my school sweater to Barbara Witt and my ability to have fun and get caught to Lanny Murphy. I, LORRAINE ROWLAND, will my admiration for G.H.S. to Lillian Carlson, and my height to Bette Little, and my blond hair to Char Fairbanks. I, GARY SANDE, will my training habits to Don Engellant, Richard Reeves, Jeff Boggs, Mike Bucher, and Eddie Giese. I, MARK SMITH, will my bass voice to Janice Goldhahn. I, GLORIA SPEVACEK, will the paper to Carley Bronson. I, CAROL STRAND, will my singing classes and my chemistry lab book to Nila Nichols. I, FRANCES VEGOREN, will Phyllis Tadej.to anyone who can get her through her last year at G.H.S. and my noon hour refreshments to Char Fairbanks. I, LON WITHROW, will my straight hair to Chuck Davis who doesn't seem to like curls and my great driving ability to Carley Bronson, she'll need it. I, SHIRLEY WITT, will my respect for the teachers to brother John. 12

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Class Prophecy JO ANN MATHERN, now a millionairess accountant for the Rockefeller firm, gave everyone a thousand dollar bill as a reunion present. Jo tells us that she is now hilariously happy, because she is doing what she's always wanted to do-work with money. GLORIA SPEVACEK was already at the Club when everyone arrived. She is head fashion designer and hair stylist for Mr. Withrow's bunnies. This, however, is just a side job for Gloria. She is happily married and has 3 lovely children at home. VICKIE BUCK arrived late (as usual), because she had to finish some house designs before she could come. She is a contemporary interior decorator and is known all over the world for her originality in designs. DIANE CAUFIELD arrived from Geraldine. She is still bombing around Geraldine having good times. Diane brought greetings from the folks at home and tells us that one of these days she will settle down. ELAINE ROWE is now married and has 2 children. She was unable to stay too long in Moscow because she was needed back in New York where she is the head merchan- diser for Macys. KAREN JACKSON also arrived in Moscow from Geraldine. She is married to the owner of the brand new 5 -Minute Service Garage in Geraldine, and she has 8 lovely children. FRANCES VEGOREN and her husband broKe loose from their stern routines and had a very good time at the Club. Both Fran and her husband are 5 Star Generals in the United States Army. LYNN ANDERSON ran in carrying an armload of papers and pictures. It seems as if she has a deadline of 28 pages to meet by tomorrow. Lynn is now ahead of the world’s largest annual publishing company in London, England. THERESA LITTLE came swinging in with her own band. She still plays trumpet and has taken over Herb Albert’s band. They now call themselves The Tiajuana Swingin', Drinkin', and Fun Seekin’ Association. BONNIE LARSEN, director of the world famous International Cheerleading Institute, hopped in and led the class in the old school song, Stand Up and Cheer. Through her efforts at the school, she has proved that relationships gained through cheerleading can accomplish world peace. 11

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