Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

1974 SAFARI VOLUME XXIX TABLE OF CONTENTS Memorial ............................ Dedication........................... Seniors ............................. Secondary ........................... Organizations........................ Student Life......................... Honors and Awards ................... Sports .............................. Administration Personnel Faculty..... Elementary........................... Advertisements ... i We Loveyou Billee, our Trusted Friend. We'veJ no n each other since we were nine or ten Togftt r we climbed hills and trees. Learned orrove and ABC's, Skinned auiJtear s nd skinned our knees. We had joy, ha fu we had seasons in the sun. All our lives we Wirlhalb, knowing that you will still be there! opyright MCMLXI, MCMCCIV by N cUc y lETlusicales TUTTI mg B. Marks Music Corporatior tional Copyright Secured iusicales TUTTI Win gent for the United StatesofAlm Kl Wghts Reserved Used by Permission «nd Canada ed in U.S.A, Dedication A youngster asks only to be taught the boundaries of acceptable behavior. Discipline, fairly and consistently invoked, breeds pride and respect. And children want-desperately- to be disciplined. —J. Edgar Hoover The 1973-1974 Safari Yearbook is dedicated to William D. Walker for his faithful devotion to duty in a rewarding and often difficult job. 4 Grant Anderson Editor, 1974 Safari At the End of Today Lies Tomorrow, and Eternity Lies Just Beyond There has never been a separate editor's page in any yearbook Geraldine has put out as far back as I can find. Looking through other school's yearbooks, I find the editor's page quite common and feel that it would be a good tradition for Geraldine to carry on as the job of editor requires much responsibility with relatively little recogni- tion. The first and foremost person I want to thank is Miss Susan Holzheimer. Without her knowledge, patience, and time, none of this would have been possible. I owe her a great personal debt for the help she gave me. Secondly, I want to thank everyone else involved with putting this yearbook together. Namely, my editorial staff and everyone else who took the time to work, those businesses who were concerned enough to advertise, and our other sponsors who stayed after school to supervise us. Again, my deep personal thanks. Gratefully yours, okrvocy 5 Autographs Bonnie Tadej 8 Tatter Bug Class Rodger Buck Rodge Kathy Buck Chatty SALUTATORIAN Dave Spurgeon Animal Dan Joyce Otis 1974 9 A mighty world is becoming We pause to say good-bye And realize as departing A part of each will die. We pass from being together Into separate units yet, Memories will keep us one Our hearts cannot forget The precious moments when we felt Like brothers one and all We swore we'd stand together. Or together, we would fall. We worked and played, side by side And now it's time to part A little chunk of everyone is in each heavy heart. Debby Atchison Deb” Mike Rand Micker Doodle 10 Rod Clark Goil Coral Mayo Coral Lynn Goldhahn Lynn Lori Quigley Quig ‘ John Stoos Stoos Boy” Janice Meyer Jan” God, grant us strength To carry out the lessons we've learned here Keep us humble in our task Banish every fear. Leaving isn't easy A lump comes to our throats The sea of life seems lonely When we're each in separate boats. Our final walk together Sister next to brother Let us go hand in hand. Not one before the other. Dave Clark Dooley” 11 Class Colors Green and Gold Ruby Watkins Ruby” Class Flower Daffodil 12 Ron Copp Knopp Nina Scribner Hiatt Nena Marty Little Martley Fred Rowland “Fredder Neila Costa Neila Grant Anderson Merps We slept and dreamt that life was beauty. We woke and found that life was duty. Rose Smootz “Rosie Jo's Class Motto 13 GRANT ANDERSON Class Sec.-2; Natl. Honor Society-3,4-Jr. Member-2-Band-l,2,3,4-Sec.-4-All Dis- trict-3-Stage band-4; Chorus-3,4-Vice Pres. -3-Pres. -4-Choral Ensemble-3-A 11-District -4-A 11-State-4; Speech G Drama-2,3,4- Vice Pres.3-Pres.-4-State-2,3,4; Jr. Class Play-3, All School Play-4- Winnie-the - Pooh -3- Sleeping Beauty -4-Best Actor- 45 Annual Staff Editor-45 Basketball-2,3; Track-2; Boys State Alt.-3; Elk’s Leader- ship Contest 2nd-4; Freshman Scholarship- Butte-4; Americanism Essay Contest Winner -3; American Legion Award-4; Distinguished Musicians Certificate Award-4 ROD GOLD HAHN VALEDICTORIAN; Class Pres.-4; Student Council-2,3-Rep.-2-Pres.-3; Natl. Honor Society 3,4-Jr. Member-2; Chorus- 1.2.3.4- Vice Pres.-4-A 11-District Chorus- 45 Speech G Drama-2,4-State-4; Class Play 3- Sleeping Beauty -4-All School Play-4-Best Actor-4; Science Club-4-Vice Pres.-4; Lettermans Club-3,4; Football- 1.2.3.4- All Conference Team-4-Outstand- ing Offensive Lineman-4; Basketball-1,3- Manager-3; Track-3; Golf Club-2,3,4- Pres. -4; Annual Staff-4; High School Week-3; Boy State-3; Northwest Evaluation Steering Committee-4; Outstanding Teen- ager of America-4; Voice of Democracy Award-4; American Legion Test Award-4 DEBBY ATCHISON Class Sec.-3; Band-1,2,3,4-Vice Pres.-3- State-1,3,4-All District-3-Stage Band-4; Chorus-1,2,3,4-All-District-4-All-State- 4; Speech G Drama-l,2,3,4-State-4-De- bate-2; Class Play-3- Winnie-the-Pooh - 3- Sleeping Beauty -4-Best Supporting Actress-4-All School Play-4-Student Di- rector-4; Girls State Alt.-3; Winter Carni- val Princess-1; Office Sec.-4 KATHY BUCK Chorus-1; Speech G Drama-1,2,3; Jr. Class Play-3; Annual Staff Art Ed.-4; Tumbling- 1; Pep Club-l,2,3,4-J V. Cheerleader-1- Varsity Cheerleader-2,3,4-Cheer Queen-4; Girls Basketball-2; Track-3; Golf-3; Home- coming Princess-15 Prom Princess-1 RODGER BUCK Speech G Drama-2,3,4; Football-1; Golf- 45 Photography-4 DAVE CLARK Lettermans Club-3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4 ROD CLARK Lettermans Club-3,4-Vice Pres.-4; Foot- ball-2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Track-4 RON COPP Band-1,2; Jr. Class play-Stage Manager- 2,3-All School Play-Stage Manager-4; Photography-2,3,4; Lettermans Club- 1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3; Track-1,2,3; Golf-4 KAREN HARRER Class Pres.-2; Class Sec.-4-Natl. Honor Society-4-Jr. Member-2; Chorus-1,2,4; Speech G Drama-2; All School Play-4- Best Actress-4- Winnie The Pooh -2; Pep Club-1,2,4-Rep. -2-Pres. -4-Pep Club Member of the Year-2; Color Guard-2,4; Track-1; High School Week-4; Prom Prin- cess-2; Homecoming Queen-4; Northwest Evaluation Steering Committee-4 NINA SCRIBNER HIATT Paper Staff-3; Teacher Aid-3,4; Sewing- 1,2,3,4; Tumbling-1 DAN pYCE Vice-Pres.-4j Chorus-3,4; Jr. Class Play- 35 All School Play-4; Paper Staff-3; Teach- er Aid-4; Lettermans Club-2,3,4; Foot - ball-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3,4-Free Throw Trophy-4; Track-3; Prom Prince-3 MARTIN LITTLE Class Vice Pres.-l; Student Council-3,4- Vice Pres.-4- Rep.-3; Natl. Honor Soci- ety-2,3,4-Jr. Member-2-Vice Pres.-4; Chorus-4; Class Play-3-All School Play- 45 Science Club-3,4; Lettermans Club- 2,3,4; Football-l,2,3,4-All Conference 1st Team-4; Basketball-1,2,3,4-Free Throw Trophy-3-All Conference 1st Team -4; Track-2,4; Golf-3,4; Mechanics-1 LYNN GOLD HAHN Natl. Honor Society-3,4; Class Plays-3,4; Lettermans Club-3,45 Football-1,3,4; Basketball-1,2,3; Golf-2,3,4 CORAL MAYO Chorus-1; Teacher Aid-3,4; Tininkling-1; Pep Club-1,4; Years Lettered-1,2,3,4; Basketball-2,4; Track-1,2,3,4-D ivisional- 2,3,4-State-2,3; Homecoming Princess- 25 Ptom Queen-4 JANICE MEYER Class-Vice Pres.-2; Band-1; Jr. Play- Student Director-3; All School Play-Make up-4; Annual Staff-3,4; Teacher A id-3,4; Sewing-1; Photography-4; Basketball An- nouncer-4; Golf-4 LORI QUIGLEY Class Pres.-3; Class Sec.-l; Band-4-All District-3; Chorus-1,2,3,4-Sec. -4-Choral Ensemble-1,3-All District-3,4-State - 1,3,4; Speech Drama-2,3,4-Vice Pres.- 4-State-4; Class Play-3-All School Play- 4-Best Supporting Actress-4- Sleeping Beauty -4; Annual Staff-3,4-Paper Staff- I, 2,4; Science Club-3,4-Sec.-4; Tum- bling-1; Tininkling-1; Pep Club-1,2,3,4- J. V. Cheerleader-2; Prom Princess-1,3; Montana Youth Choir-3; Elks Leadership Contest 2nd-4; MSU Music Award-4; 1974 Outstanding Teenager of Montana-4 MIKE RAND Class Pres.-l Student Council Pres.-3,4; Chorus-3,4; Speech Drama-2,3,4-State -4; Jr. Class Play-3; All School Play-4- Best Supporting actor-4; Annual Staff-4; Science Club-4; Lettermans Club-2,3,4; Football-1,2,3,4-All Conference Team 4; Basketball Manager-2,3,4; Track Manager -2; Golf-2,3,4; Prom Prince-1,2; Heisey Award-1 DAVE SPURGEON SALUTATORIANj Class Pres.-2-Class Vice Pres.-1,3; Student Council Rep.-4; Natl. Honor Society 3,4-Jr. Member-2-Pres.4; Jr. Class Play-3; science Club-4; Letter- mans Club-3,4; Football-1,2,3,4-All Conference 1st Team-4; Basketball- 1,2,3,4-All Conference 1st Team-4; Basketball-1,2,3,4; Golf-4-Vice Pres.-4; Boys State Alt.-3; High School Week-4; Mathematical Assoc, of America-4 PHN STOOS All School Play-Stage Manager-4; Golf-4; Football-1,2; Photography 1,2,3 BONNIE TADEJ Class Rep.-4; Student Council-4; Band- 1, 2,3,4-Pres. -4-State-2,3; Chorus-1,4; Speech £ Drama-1,2,3,4-Sec. -4-State- 1,2; Class Play-3-All School Play-4-Best Supporting Actress- Sleeping Beauty -4; Annual Staff-3,4-Grades Editor-3-Assist. Editor-4; Sewing-1,3; Tumbling-2,3; Tininkling-1; Color Guard-2,3; Pep Club- 1,2,3,4-Jr. Rep.-3-Varsity Cheerleader- 4-Alt.-3; Years Lettered-2,3,4; Track- 1, 2,3,4-Divisional-2,4-State 2,4; Home- coming Princess-3; Girls State-3-State Public Service Commissioner; Fort Benton Jr. Miss-4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; John Philip Sousa Band Award - 4 ROY REEVES Student Council-1; Natl. Honor Society- 3,4; Band-1,2; Lettermans Club-3,4; Football Manager 3; Basketball-1,2; Boys State-3 FRED ROWLAND Transfer from Moore High School-4; Foot- ball-1,2; Basketball-1; Photography-4 PAUL TREVITHICK RUBY WATKINS Band-l,2,3,4-State-3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Class Play-3; Annual Staff-4; Teacher Aid-4; Sewing-1; Student Librarian-1; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; American Legion Test Award-4 ROSE SMOOTZ Natl. Honor Society-4; Band-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4-All District Chorus-4; Jr. Class Play 3-All School Play-Student Di- rector-4; Annual Staff-4; Paper Staff- Editor-4; Sewing-1; Teacher Aid-4; Stu- dent Librarian-1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track -1,2; Heisey Award-4; American Legion- 4; PTA College Scholarship-4 NEILA COSTA Exchange Student from Brazil 15 Senior Wills I. DEBBIE ATCHISON, will to Nancy Rand my ways in hopes that they work for her too. I will my robbing the cradle trick to anyone who thinks they could pull it off, to Elaine my extra boyfriend, they always come in handy, and to Sue my outstanding knees! I was going to will my bad attitude to next year's music students but I decided I was too good at it to give it up. I, GRANT ANDERSON, being of sound mind and body will my baritone, Eugene, to Cyme, a teddybear to Tammy to sleep with, my Speech Meets to Janet Myers, my trips to the mountains to anyone who wants to be inspired, and my map of the Lewis and Clark trail to anyone who likes to swim in beaver dams. I, KATHY BUCK, hereby will my ability to get caught to Brigette Joyce, my P.E. ability, if you can find it, to Elizabeth Dostal, my Fairlane to Rene, and my height to Egor. I, ROD CLARK, do hereby will my football ability to Brian Duvall, my basketball to John Clark, a few wiskers to Bob Clark, my seriousness toward school and my ability not to smile at the teachers to Slim. I, RON COPP, will my ability to flunk Air Force physicals to any enlistee, my parties to Mark Little, and my flat tires in Fort Benton to John Clark. I, LYNN GOLDHAHN, will my sideburns to Jon Patterson, my back seat to Robert Smith so that maybe he will have better luck, and my golf clubs to Jack Owen. I, ROD GOLDHAHN, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my bent putter to Hog, my standing ovation in the park to Jim Woodburn, my Maritime Law Book to Miss Anderson, and my shoe shine kit to Mr. Silvius. I, KAREN HARRER, of questionable attributes, will to Janet Myers and Holly Tanner my shush boom ing talent in hopes that they will keep up the tradition of crashing and burning on the ski slopes, by ability to sleep on squeeky beds to Nancy Rand, and my nasty, cutting remarks to Joy Trunk because she'll need them for Pep Club. I, NINA SCRIBNER HIATT, hereby will my ability to get married before I graduate to Elaine Thompson, my I chattering a mile a minute to Peggy Leazenby, although she doesn't need it, my hilarious laughter to Kathy Hankins to improve hers. I, DAN JOYCE, will to Brigette my ability to get home at 4:00 and have the clock say 1:00, and to Bruce Clark and Robert Smith I will my ability to skip school and go to Great Falls and get caught. I, MARTY LITTLE, will my trips to the mountains and my jeep to Terri Spurgeon and the Lewis and Clark trail to anyone who can follow the markings. To Tony Smith I will my turkey dinners in hopes that he will be able to make better use of them, and to John Clark I leave my long hair and ability of keeping out of trouble. I, CORAL MAYO, hereby will my heighth and ability to play center to Terri Spurgeon, my ability to play in athletics to anyone who can stand it, and my ability to get home on time to Karleen Mayo. I, JANICE MEYER, hereby will my driving ability to my brother Casey Meyer, my short hair to Tom Clark, my happiness in the bathrooms and Harv's room to Karleen Mayo, my gophering, I mean golfing ability to Tammy Owen, my missing contact to Dallas Fairbanks in hopes it'll come in handy, my rides in the white car to Sue Evens, and my fun times to everyone. I, LORI QUIGLEY, do hereby will my hour-long stories to Elizabeth Dostal with hopes that she will slow down, the practice time spent with my music to my sister Kristi, my organizational ability to anybody who never wants to get anything done, and my spleen to the Hot Lunch Program. I, FRED ROWLAND, will my hair to Mr. Walker, my sideburns to Robert Smith (he needs something), my I .P. ticket to all Midnight golfers, my ability to wreck cars to John Tadej, and my Mustang to anyone that has the ability to keep it running. I, MIKE RAND, will my ability to be classified as conceited to all those who classify me as such. I, ROY REEVES, will my motorcycle skills to Casey Meyers, all my height to Jim Woodburn, and my fishing skills to Jay Atchison. I, DAVID SPURGEON, will my position on the Noon-time Ping-Pong Team to Hog, and my water bed in the Chevelle to Tom Clark. I, JOHN STOOS, in an almost sound mind and body, will all my wild trail rides to Raymond, all my girl- friends to Raymond in hopes that he will have the time and the ambition to keep them worrying, my academic standing and my ability to get along with Mr. Walker to Raymond, my legitimate absentees from school to Raymond, and I will my car, the Great Green Mist to Raymond in hopes that he can take it to Fort Benton as many times as 1 have and still keep it on the road. The reason for giving all the preceding items to Raymond is so it will be in the family and I can keep track of all the things I have either loved or cherished or just worn out. I, ROSE SMOOTZ, of sound mind and body, bequeath my locker 66 to Nancy Rand in hopes that she does not get scrunched any more, my ability to chew gum all day and not get caught to Rene Buck and chaperone power to Janice P. T I, BONNIE TADEJ, will my doctor kit and decorated locker to Karleen, the patience to love those music lessons to Liz its , the eagerness to run with God to Brigette, my mile run to Joy, my ability to ad lib during a per- formance to Mark Little, and the 20 miles towards home to my little brother and Sheryl Arnst. I, RUBY WATKINS, in sound mind and body, will by locker 68 and my ability in Speech class to Janice Pauley,| my ability to read music and to play the bells to Mark Little, and my rhythm ability on the bass drum to Greg Anderson. J u N I O R S I ate the whole thing ? C asey Meyer Mr. Silvius Sponsor Daryl Brandei Mike Dostal Nancy Rand President Susan Evans Jim Woodbum Vice-President Billee Byrd Diane Goldhahn 18 Elaine Thompson Secretary Treasure Bruce Clark Kathy Hankins v Janice Pauley Janet Myers Student Council Kathy Dostal Brigette Joyce Robert Smith Jack Owen Student Council Sucrets! C L A S s o F '75 19 Tony Smith John Tadej Elizabeth Dostal Secretary- Treasurer Ben C artwright Jane Protsman Dean Tanner Terri Spurgeon Student Council Dallas Fairbanks Teresa Smith Anita Trevithick Benny.. .ten years from now. Fred Steinbacher Student Council Planning for the future, Bob? F R E S H M E N Mr. Lewis Sponsor Don t let their innocent look fool you. Helen Dostal Jerry Patterson Tina Manley President Deanna Bronec Linda Haivey Jerome Qunell Barbara Rowe Vice-President Jay Atchison Casey Joyce Dawn Rosenberg Deanna Moline Secretary- T reasurer Sheryl Amst Dan Rowland Student Council Rene Buck Zana Mayo David Dean Cheryl Mittal Pam Scribner Richard Steinbacher Tammy Owen Student Council Oh my gosh! I just saw a streaker. Stuart Mittal C L A S S o F '77 Not Pictured Sharon Clark 24 Student Council First Row: Marty Little, Vice-President; Brigette Joyce, Secretary; Mike Rand, President; Second Row: Bonnie Tadej, Kevin Smith, Terri Spurgeon, Dave Spurgeon, Jack Owen, Third Row: Mr. Walker, Laura Goldhahn, Tammy Owen, Janet Myers, Fred Steinbacher, Dan Rowland. Activities The 1973-74 Student Council had a various number of activities during the year. They went to the mountains to get Christmas trees for the school rooms and Christmas concert. In January, Mike Rand, Brigette Joyce, Terri Spurgeon, Kevin Smith, and Laura Goldhahn traveled to Havre for a District meeting of Student Councils. Ten schools attended the workshops. Terri Spurgeon presented a workshop on Problems of Student Govern- ment in Class C Schools. Beginning this year, Student Council will host an annual picnic and fun day for the high school students at the end of the year. Left: Mike Rand, President, decorated the tree for the Christmas concert. 75 Annual Staff Throughout the past school year the Annual Staff has revealed an extreme effort to present to you the mem- ories of 1973-74, hoping that each treasure will bring much happiness to your heart. We trust our confidence with the expectation that this yearbook will enable you to preserve our year, 1973-74, for the future. We express our gratefulness and appreciation to our loving parents, generous advertisers, concerned teachers, snappy photographers, and the entire community for their contributions and assistance. An extended sincere Thank you goes to Pete Magnuson for the many hours he spent helping us save our beautiful moments. Miss Holzheimer, our sponsor deserves a truly special expression of Thanks for her contribution of time, patience, ideas and understanding to the 1974 Safari. First Row: Jan Meyer, Lori Quigley, Assistant Editor Brigette Joyce, Editor Grant Anderson, Assistant Editor Bonnie Tadej, Kathy Buck, Ruby Watkins. Second Row: Rod Goldhahn, Elizabeth Dostal, Ron Copp, Myma Peters, Dallas Fairbanks, Rose Smootz, Janice Pauley, Tammy Owen, Karleen Mayo, Sue Evans, Barbara Rowe, Mike Rand, Sponsor Miss Holzheimer. 26 Paper Staff In unity, the Paper Staff presented a monthly paper containing Jokes, Current News, Opinions, Senior Interviews, and Editorials, Through all their hard work and fun, they published the Tigers Growl which was enjoyed by all readers. First Row: Elizabeth Dostal, Lori Quigley, Jan Meyer, Cynthia Mittal, Elaine Thompson, Business Manager Tina Manley, Art Editor Kathy Buck. Second Row: Sponsor Miss Holzheimer, Editor Rose Smootz, Ruby W atkins, Myrna Peters, Assistant Editor Janice Pauley, Tammy Owen, Karleen Mayo, Sue Evans. g Senior Interviews 1?? ? w o Wee Wonders r Opinions: What do you think? Editorials: Rose Smootz 27 First Row: Sponsor Miss Holzheimer. Second Row: Tina Manley, Deanna Moline, Dawn Rosenberg, Bonnie Tadej, Sharon Clark, Kathy Dostal, Janet Myers. Third Row: Lori Quigley, Helen Dostal, Zana Mayo, Kathy Buck, Sheila Frederick, Janice Pauley, Rose Smootz. Fourth Row: Cheryl Mittal, Pam Scribner, Elizabeth Dostal, Nancy Rand, Karleen Mayo, Tammy Owen, Ruby Watkins. Fifth Row: Barbara Rowe, Karen Harrer, Jane Protsman, Brigette Joyce, Myma Peters, Linda Harvey, Terri Spuigeon. Sixth Row: Coral Mayo, Dallas Fairbanks, Cynthia Mittal, Diane Goldhahn, Joy Trunk, Sheryl Amst, Rene Buck, Elaine Thompson. A dollar a kiss at the side window This is a PEP Assembly? --guys! I'm a train, I'm a train, I'm a chicka-chicka train. 28 Joy Trunk, Myma Peters, Cynthia Mittal, Karen Harrer, Sheryl Amst, Diane Goldhahn. Joy, Cynthia, Karen I smile so no one knows I'm scared Do you two know some- thing we don't? Joy Attention: You're on Candid Camera. C ynthia Sheryl Bet you can't guess who I see! Don't knock it kid, I use Crest. Diane Color Guard Sheryl, Myma, Diane Linda Harvey 29 Row One: Rod Goldhahn, Ron Copp, Jon Patterson, Jack Owen, Dean Tanner, Fred Steinbacher. Row Two: Lynn (k ldhahn, David Spurgeon, Bob Clark, Bruce Clark, David Clark, Casey Meyer, Mike Rand. Row Three: Marty Little, Dan Joyce, John Clark, Tom Clark, Rod Clark, Roy Reeves, Tony Smith, Mark Little. Letterman's Club This year the Letterman's Club functions consisted of start- ing the bonfire at Homecoming, purchasing the real runner, and putting on the Athletic Banquet. Officers PRESIDENT: Tony Smith VICE-PRESIDENT: Rod Clark SECRETARY: Tom Clark ADVISOR: Mr. Chuck Harvey 30 It's mine! He got more turkey than I did. National Honor Society Row 1: Janet Myers, Terri Spurgeon, Myrna Peters, Elizabeth Dostal, Karen Harrer, Cynthia Mittal, Rose Smootz. Row 2: Jon Patterson, Lynn Goldhahn, Jack Owen, David Spurgeon. Row 3: Advisor Stan Smith, Rod Goldhahn, Mark Little, Jim Woodburn, Grant Anderson, Roy Reeves, Not Pictured: Marty Little. Officers: President-David Spurgeon, Vice-President-Marty Little, Seeretary Treasurer-Janet Myers. 31 Band Tw B ba a R°We’ Laura Coldhahn, Deanna Moline, Cecilia Dostal, Bonnie Tadej. Row Two. Kristi Quigley, Debbie Taylor Elizabeth Dostal, Dallas Fairbanks, Pam Scribner, Tammy Owen, Dawn SnhSir P f erl k’ Sheryl Amst Myma Peters, Kathy Dostal. Row Three: Sara Magnuson, Christine Steinbacher, Peggy Leazenby Helen Dostal, Grant Anderson, Kevin Smith, Lori Quigley, Terri Spurgeon, Joe Uttle Rubv r Marsha an.de Dean Tanner. Row Four: Mrs. Walker, Rose Smootz, Mark Little, Ruby W atkins, Brian Goldhahn, Greg Anderson, Tony Smith. All-State Band Mark Little, Tony Smith. Row One: Greg Anderson, Mark Little, Brian Goldhahn, Tony Smith. Row Two: Pam Scribner, Dallas Fairbanks, Elizabeth Dostal, Debbie Taylor, Joe Little, Grant Ander- son, Sara Magnuson, Cristine Steinbacher, Tammy Owen. Row Three: Mrs. Walker, Kristi Quigley, John Little, Lori Quigley, Terri Spurgeon, Debby Atchison. 32 Mrs. Walker performing with the MSU Jazz Workshop. MSU Jazz Workshop. FANTASTIC! ! ! Chorus i Row One: Mrs. Walker, Nancy Rand, Tina Manley, Bonnie Tadej, Elizabeth Dostal, Barbara Rowe, Deanna Moline, Holly Tanner, Debby Atchison, Tammy Owen, Lori Quigley. Row Two: Terri Spurgeon, Neila Costa, Myrna Peters, Ruby Watkins, Stuart Mittal, Greg Anderson, Casey Joyce, John Tadej, Deanna Bronec, Sheryl Arnst, Janet Myers. Row Three: Karen Harrer, Rose Smootz, Mike Rand, Tony Smith, Fred Steinbacher, Marty Little, Ben Cartwright, Grant Anderson, Rod Gold - hahn, Dawn Rosenburg, Brigette Joyce. Not Pictured: Billee Byrd, Linda Harvey, Dan Joyce. ALL-STATE CHORUS Debby Atchison, Grant Anderson, Lori Quigley. ALL-DISTRICT CHORUS Row One: Rose Smootz, Debby Atchison, Nancy Rand. Row Two: Greg Anderson, Rod Goldhahn, Grant Anderson. Row One: Sheryl Arnst, Myrna Peters, Debby Atchison, Barbara Rowe. Row Two: Dawn Rosenburg, Tammy Owen, Sheila Fredrick, Greg Anderson, Elizabeth Dostal, Tony Smith, Mark Little, Rose Smootz, Grant Anderson, Ruby Watkins. Standing: Cheryl Mittal, Cynthia Mittal, Myrna Peters, Rene Buck, Deanna Moline, Janet Meyers, Sue Evans, Sheryl Amst, Bridgette Joyce, Ruby Watkins, Second Row; Debby Atchison, Bonnie Tadej, Grant Anderson, Miss Anderson, Lori Quigley, Diane Goldhahn, Kathy Dostal, Bottom Row; Holly Tanner, Mike Rand, Stuart Mittal, Rod Goldhahn, Nancy Rand. I don't know what I'm doing so I '11 just smile. Don't give me no lip or I'll punch your lights out. Trophy Fever Teehee, that was kicky. Speech and Drama You think that was kicky, you should be down here. First Row: Sponsor Mr. Lewis; Bob Clark, Vice-President Rod Goldhahn, Secretary Lori Quigley, President Mike Rand, David Spurgeon, Pod Clark, Marty Little. Second Row: Joy Trunk, Tammy Owen, Cyndiia Mittal. Third Row: Deanna Moline. The toilet paper is in my back pack. Science Get high on Mountains!! ! buc-buc-buc-buc-bucaaak! 35 Seated: Janet Myers. Standing: Zana Mayo, DeDe Bronec, Diane Goldhahn, Helen Dostal. Seated: Karleen Mayo, Dallas Fairbanks, Teresa Smith, Jan Meyer. Standing: Pete Magnuson, Instructor. Photography Class Sewing Class Seated: Mrs. Margaret Goldhahn, Head Librarian; Anita Trevithick, Helen Dostal, Brigette Joyce. Standing: Rene Buck, Teresa Smith. Student Librarians Row 1: Dave Clark, Casey Meyer, Ron Copp, Marty Little, John Clark. Row 2: Roy Reeves, John Stoos, Ben Cartwright, Dan Joyce, Bruce Clark, Dave Spurgeon. Row 3: Nancy Rand, Jan Meyer, Janice Pauley, Rose Smootz, Ruby Watkins, Nina Scribner Hiatt, Coral Mayo, Cheryl Mital. Student Aides 36 37 Junior Royalty float took first place. Senior float Sophomore float Freshman float took third place. Eighth Grade float took second place. m Cheerleaders: Brigette Joyce, Bonnie Tadej, Kathy Buck and Alternate Elaine Thomp- son. Geraldine High Band helps to Promote Spirit. The grade school kids have faith in the Tigers and their winning streak. 38 Our boys did their best to bring us a TIGER VICTORY. Queen Karen and King Rod Princesses: Terri, Cynthia and Rene Homecoming Royalty Senior Queen Karen Harrer Sophomore Princess: Terri Spurgeon What a Swinging good time! Senior King, Rod Clark; Senior Queen, Karen Harrer; Bob Clark; Junior Princess, Cynthia Mittal; Marty Little; Sophomore Princess, Terri Spurgeon; John Stoos; Freshman Princess, Rene Buck Junior Princess: Cynthia Mittal 40 Freshman Princess: Rene Buck %£ CQ$ib H£ 51£ C« A 0 DJIH ft vt jut T ft 5 V1VV w A K OMAN Geraldine Wins Meet We know something that you don't! Run that by again. Won't this day ever end? Thank you Bonnie, it is with great pleasure ... On December 15, 1973, Geraldine High School hosted its third annual Invitational, Class C, Speech and Drama meet. The day was hectic, but proved to be very fruitful as we hauled in all three sweepstakes trophies. Congratulations to the team! I forgot to put on my pampers. 41 Adam's Rib Hurts I want to hold your hand. You know, you remind me of Santa? What you see is what you get. I Are you sure Liz Taylor started this way? Marty, your beard tickles. Are YOU talking to me? The Cop and MAN! Look at that! Flowers? Chocolates? Licorice ? In dear ole New York... Want to buy a biffy plunger? 42 Hee, Hee, Hee, Hee S-W-A-N-E-E...... My, what rough hands you have. Finders Keepers i Concentration. Only my hairdresser knows for That must of been some party!” sure. OH! This Excedrin Headache. AH! It can t be that bad. Well, it happened like this. The Anthem Well, let me think this out. Come up and see me some time. You ve done it now, Rod! 43 Boys I don't mind child- ren, if they're cooked right. Tune in next week and hear . . . Winner Mark Student Council? Anyone care to go to Missoula? And now, your honest opinion of Mr. Silvius. When you're 2, you try harder. Hee Hee Haw Ha Ha Ho... You Baked A What? The race is on! Spirit Weeks The human parachute. Laid back Lennie. ... and after he rescued me from the runaway stage coach ... Kimosabi who? I'm not conceited, just convinced. Girls Who says I'm not a bird ? The 440 blah. Sleeping on the run, Joy? Love that sophomore power. Gottcha!! again. Intramural Track What happened to the pit? Terrance One and only freshman MB Gotta catch me first. Wipe out or what?? Here I come. Mark Kar Patches 45 Mix-n-match (440 relay) Hey! this is just the beginning, where are you going? It is really not as bad as you think, I mean really! Which way did those girls go... Straight ahead? so we down the road a ways, decided to liven things up Now that the day is done, it is time to have our fun. Junior- Senior Prom Royalty: Freshman, Rene BuckG Casey Joyce; Sophomore, Elizabeth Dostal Bryan Duval; Junior Joy Trunk Jon Patterson; Senior Coral Mayo G Dave Clark Only 5 more hours till I go on stage. Musical The Geraldine High School Drama and Music Departments presented the musical Sleeping Beauty' on April 9 and 10, 1974. Miss Lila Anderson and Mrs. Susan Walker were the directors who helped to make Sleeping Beauty a success. I sure am glad handsome princes are in great demand today, otherwise I'd be out of work! All right everyone--One, Two, Three, BOW! Gracious child, what are you into now? Sleeping Beauty CAST Page - Bonnie Tadej Queen - Tam Owen King - Grant Anderson Princess Beauty - Lori Quigley Prince Charming - Rod Goldhahn Fairy Godmother-Debby Atchison Fairy Godfather - Mark Little Bad Fairy - Liz Dostal A ccom pianists - Barb Rowe Terri Spurgeon I hope I'll re- Well, I guess it's time you learned the member the way to rescue a princess, words. Being a Good Fairy is kind of fun! You're gonna get it! Ohhhh! Roses are so lovely. All these magic gifts can a Queen indigestion. We're going to tell a tale you all must know . . . 49 Music Concerts Juniors Host Junior-Senior Banquet No, Bruce, the food isn't ready yet. This picnic even has ants! Don't you dare! This is the head table ? And then the lights went out. 51 He said NO again! Chicken, anyone ? Did Bill write yet? — Sheryl, Sheryl, Sheryl and Sheryl . . . then Sheryl and more Sheryl I got my first hicky today. We really didn t do it. I’m a girl watcher, and the one that just passed isn t too shabby! in Action Hey, am I jumping yet? Hey, Mike, don t look now but she's by the water fountain. ' Oh say can you see... Bob up there anywhere? Class of 1974 Row One: Kathy Buck, Roy Reeves, Neila Costa, David Spurgeon, Bonnie Tadej, David Clark, Lori Quigley, Mike Rand. Row Two: Jan Meyer, Rodger Buck, Karen Harrer, Rod Goldhahn, Coral Mayo, Grant Anderson, Rose Smootz, Ron Copp, John Stoos, Nina Hiatt. Row Three: Rod Clark, Fred Rowland, Debby Atchison, Dan Joyce, Marty Little, Ruby Watkins, Paul Trevithick, Lynn Goldhahn. Row One: Kevin Smith, Mary Trevithick, Brian Goldhahn, Debbie Taylor, Bob Pauley, Laura Goldhahn, Joe Patterson, Sara Magnu- Goldhahn-Valedictorian son, Mike Qunell, Row Tow: Cecilia Dostal, Regan Dean, Cristine Steinbacher, Ray Stoos, Marcia Sande, John Little, Mary Morrison, Maurice Gardner, Kristi Quigley. Band Entertains David Spurgeon-S a lutator ian Graduation 1974 53 Guest Speaker: Mr. Earl Fellbaum Girl's State Delegate: Nancy Rand. Alternate: Cynthia Mittal. Lori Quiqley won the National Choral Award. Honors Rod Goldhahn won the Voice of Democracy Speech Contest. Lori Quiqley, David Spurgeon, and Karen Harrer participated in High School Week. Boy's State Delegates: Bruce Clark and Jon Patterson. Alter- nates Not Pictured: Jim Woodbum and Jack Owen. Nancy Rand received the Billie Byrd Choral Award. and 54 Bonnie Tadej won the John Philip Sousa Award. A party was held for Bonnie Tadej before going to State Jr. Miss competition. Kathy Buck received the Cheer- queen Trophy. Awards T erri Spurgeon scored the highest on the Math Contest. In the 3 plays, 'Tinders Keepers , The Cop and the Anthem , and Adam's Rib Hurts , Sitting: Best Supporting Actor-Mike Rand; Best Actor-Rod Goldhahn; Best Actress-Karen Harrer; Best Supporting Actresses-Lori Quiqley and Bonnie Tadej; Honorable Mention Standing: Elaine Thompson, Tammy Owen, Karleen Mayo, Jon Patterson, Ben Cartwright, Marty Little, Jack Owen, Brigette Joyce, Holly Tanner, and Nancy Rand. In the musical, Sleeping Beauty , Best Actress-Elizabeth Dostal; Hon- orable Mention-Rod Goldhahn and Bonnie Tadej; Best Supporting Actor Mark Little; Honorable Mention- Tammy Owen; Best Actor-Grant Anderson; Best Supporting Actress- Debbie Atchison. Rod Clark won the Mike Davis Trophy. Dan Joyce received the Free throw Trophy. Honors and Awards Valedictorian: Rod Goldhahn S alutatorian: David Spurgeon American Legion Award: Grant Anderson American Legion Award: Rose Smootz PTA Vo-Tech Scholarship: Roy Reeves PTA Scholarship: Rose Smootz Heisey Award: Rose Smootz Heisey Award: Tom Clark Heisey Award Janice Pauley Heisey Award: Kathy Dostal 56 Back Row: Jon Patterson, Rod Clark, Tom Clark, Mark Little, Dan Joyce, Marty Little, Lynn Goldhahn. Second Row: Coach Silvius, Bruce Clark, John Clark, David Dean, Tony Smith, Bob Clark, Rod Goldhahn, Coach Harvey. Third Row: Casey Meyers, Jack Owen, Dave Spurgeon, Mike Rand, Bryan Duvall, Greg Anderson, Fred Steinbacher. Front Row: Jay Atchison, Rich Steinbacher, Casey Joyce, JohnTadej. The 73-74 football season was of the most productive seasons in the history of Geraldine High School. The Tigers had a 7-1 record and were district co-champions. Their only loss was a heartbreaker to Augusta which cost the Tigers a shot at the divisional title. It was an off day for the Tigers who were a much better team than the score indicated. A fitting climax to the season was the selection of eight of the Tigers to the All-Conference teams. Coach Harvey was responsible for transforming this talent into a fine team with the aid of Coach Silvius who did an outstanding job of molding the offensive and defensive lines into distinct units. Congratulations Tigers! on an outstanding season. Senior Mr. Silvius Line Coach Players 59 Dan Joyce Back Row: Bruce Clark-honorable mention-linebacker, Coach Silvius, Marty Little-1st team-quarterback, Coach Harvey, Mike Rand- 1st team-linebacker-2nd team-halfback. Sitting: Tom Clark-1st team-offensive G defensive end, Rod Goldhahn-lst team-offensive guard, Dave Spurgeon-1st team-center, Jon Patterson-2nd team-offensive guard, Rod Clark-1st team-defensive guard. In order to provide recognition for individual performances, an award system was established this season. After the final game of the season, the players chose those members who had excelled at their individual positions throughout the season. The various winners and their categories are shown Below. Outstanding Defensive Lineman Rod Clark H o n o r s Outstanding Offensive Lineman Rod Goldhahn 60 Outstanding Defensive Back Mike Rand Tie: Outstanding Offensive Back Marty Little Mike Rand Most Improved Player Jon Patterson Most V aluable Player Marty Little OHH! IT TICKLES! THE OLD GREEN WIENIE PLAY A LITTLE BLUE CONTACT LENS... ANY THREE WORDS AN IMAGINATIVE MIND CAN COME UP WITH IF ALL THREE OF US PULL, MAYBE IT WILL COME DOWN THE WHOLE WORLD ASKS! WHAT IS ft 61 Charge Up, get goin' again. A victory to the top. Varsity Top: Nancy Rand, Bonnie Tadej. Bottom: Brigette Joyce, Kathy Buck. Cheerleaders encourage the spirit to go on! Top: Terrie Spurgeon, Barb Rowe. Bottom: Dallas Fairbanks, Rene Buck. B-Squad Keep on Truckm1 c h e e r Q u e e Son-of-a-gun, we ve got 'em on the run, look at em go! fl KATHY BUCK We've got that fever, we're hot. That's the slap-happy faculty spirit, sorta funny, huh? Cheer!! And the beat goes on, and the beat goes on!. We just might smash 'em with our pom poms! WHEN I MUST LEAVE YOU Dutch Meyer When I must leave you for a little while. Please do not grieve and shed wild tears And hug your sorrow to you through the years, But start out bravely with a gallant smile; And for my sake and in my name Live on and do all things the same, Feed not your loneliness on empty days, But fill each waking hour in useful ways. Reach out your hand in comfort and in cheer And I in turn will comfort you and hold you near; And never, never be afraid to die. For I am waiting for you in the sky! —Helen Steiner Rice Varsity Basketball Row 1: Dave Spurgeon, Jon Patterson, Coach Chuck Harvey; Bruce Clark, Dave Clark. Row 2: Managers-Jack Owen and Mike Rand; Rod Clark, Marty Little, Dan Joyce, Mark Little, Tom Clark, Tony Smith, Managers- Ron Copp and Robert Smith. 64 David Spurgeon, Rod Clark, Marty Little, Dan Joyce, David Clark. David Spurgeon Marty Little Dan Joyce 65 All Conference Team First team Honorable Mentions Marty Little Dan Joyce Rod Clark All Tournament Team First Team Marty Little Second T earn Jon Patterson Honorable Mentions Bruce Clark Dan Joyce Dave Clark 66 Jump ball! oncf won a n� f A1I4E COACIf SKID,'If AU. CUE as T£JM- wouirr Faster than a speeding bullet. Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Girls Row One: Billee Byrd, Coral Mayo, Elaine Thompson, Terri Spurgeon, Row Two: Coach Mr. Overstreet, Kathy Hankins, Pam Scribner, Dallas Fairbanks, Teresa Smith, Karleen Mayo, Deanna Moline, Rene Buck. Not Pictured: Managers: Sue Evans, Tammy Owen. Senior Player C enter O ffensive player R esponsible 1 9 A bility 7 L oyal 4 M agnificent A thletic Y outhful 68 O utstanding Basketball Let's Go Fight WIN!! Where's the ball, girls? No Elaine, Dave isn't up there! Raise your hands up to the sky.... Five is the limit. GOTCHA If you throw two, maybe one will go in. 69 Junior Varsity Basketball Now, are you sure you're ready, Bryan? Front Row: Dean Tanner, Dan Rowland, Casey Joyce, Casey Meyers, JohnTadej. Back Row: Mr. Overstreet, Richard Steinbacher, David Dean, Bryan Duvall, Fred Steinbacher, Jim Woodburn, Benny Cartwright, Bob Clark, Greg Anderson. The Junior Varsity had a good season this year. They had 12 wins and five losses in all. Congratulations, Tigers! 70 Track Back Row: Sheryl Amst, Dallas Fairbanks, Joy Trunk, Cynthia Mittal, Sue Evans, Coach Overstreet, Bonnie Tadej, Coral Mayo. Sitting: Myrna Peters, Terri Spurgeon, Elaine Thompson, Karleen Mayo. Frog style again. Bus driver- Leonard. A hard mile, Joy??? Rod Tired, Coral?? Get it up, Dallas. Kar That 880 ache ? The track teams had a fun 8 rewarding season. Both teams placed strong in the District and Divisional meets. The girls took two trophy's, 3rd in Divisional and 3rd in District. The main goal for the teams is to participate in the State Meet. For the boys, Tony Smith went in the 880. For the girls, Joy Trunk in 880 and mile; Dallas Fairbanks in high jump; Cynthia Mittal in long jump; Karleen Mayo in 440 and javelin; Terri Spurgeon, Cynthia Mittal, Myrna Peters, and Karleen Mayo in 440 relay; Cynthia Mittal, Bonnie Tadej, Terri Spurgeon, and Karleen Mayo in the Medley relay. The after-track munchies, huh??? Coach Silvius, Rod Clark, Mark Little, David Dean, Tony Smith Not Pictured, Marty Little. 71 Golf Team Jack Owen, Jon Patterson, Dave Spurgeon, Lynn Goldhahn, Bruce Clark, Ron Copp, Rod Goldhahn, Coach Harvey Not Pictured: Marty Little The Geraldine Golf Club, in it s third year, had a comparatively successful season. Rod Goldhahn, Jack Owen and Jon Patterson attended the Divisional meet at Shelby and Cutbank. The Golf Club also sponsored a booth at the Winter Carnival. 72 Cooks Lil Boutilier and Vera Mae Brandei Assistants-Esther Protsman and Marie Dean Custodians Ethel Scribner and George Carlson Personnel and Administration Secretary Dubs Mogstad Bus Drivers Dorothy Clark Les Thompson Gene Brandei Roy Lundy Leonard Steinbacher Bob Spevacek Bob Spencer 74 School Board Left To Right Sitting: Stan Smith, Wiley Juedeman, Stanley Distal, Standing: Norris Owen, Bob Anderson, Bruce Thompson. Not Pic- tured: Bill Harrer, Howard Taylor. 75 Superintendent Stan Smith Principal William Walker 1973-1974 Marshall Martin Industrial Arts William Silvius Mathematics Lila Anderson English John Niell Science William Walker English Richard Lewis Science Can't you tell I teach physiques? If blackboards had the appearance of wet cement, Johnny would learn to write in one day. Faculty Margaret Goldhahn Reading Librarian Dale Dean Social Studies Susan Holzheimer Commercial Want to be slim and trim? Lift typewriters. The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. —Aristotle 77 Bob Pauley Cecilia Dostal Maurice Gardner Laura Goldhahn Christine Steinbacher Brian Goldhahn John Little Marsha Sande Joey Patterson Kevin Smith Mary Morrison Mike Qunell Ray Stoos Regan Dean Kristi Quigley 78 Debbie Taylor Robert Harvey Jr. High Basketball The eighth grade conference record was 4-2. They took third place at the Denton Invitational Tournament. 8th Grade Jr. High Cheerleaders Top To Bottom: Marcia Sande, Amy Rowe, Laura Goldhahn, Veronica Dostal. The seventh grade conference record was 4-2. Front Row: Robert Pauley, Joe Patterson, Brian Gold- hahn, Second Row: Kevin Smith, Regan Dean, Coach, Mr. Martin, Raymond Stoos, John Little. Front Row: Bart Peters, Stanley Dostal, Donald Bronec, Paul Clark, Second Row: Joe Little, Gyme Anderson, Coach, Mr. Martin, Rusty Clark, Perry Joyce. Junior High Band Row Is Marie Wishman, Joe Little, Melissa Stoos, Kim Rosenberg, Veronica Dostal, Amy Rowe, Row 2: Sheri Duval, Tracy Spurgeon, Brenda Knedler, Paula Anderson, Bart Peters, Dennis Amst, Dirk Scribber, Pat Buck, Brian Taylor, Stanley Dostal, Gyme Anderson, Sarah Qunell, Standing: Mrs. Walker, Ricky Engellant, Gyme Scribner, Richard Little, Rusty Clark. Cadet Band E 1 e m M e u n s t • 1 a c r y Row 1: Brenda Harvey, Shirley Steinbacher, Janet Dostal, Clint Peters, Concert to night! Caroline Judeman, Row 2: Dari Thompson, Edward Williamson, Teri Manley, Brigette Scribner, Lyle Amst, Steven Bronec, Standing: Kathy Watkins, Mrs. Walker. 82 Paula Anderson Melissa Stoos Kim Rosenberg Joyce Trevithick Richard Little Edward Williamson Steven Bronec Robin Dean Caroline Juedeman Teri Manley Scott Anderson Bobby Jo Quigley Ramona Olafson Melody Rowland Dennis Williamson Tracy Steinbacher 84 Sherry Rowland Scott Tonne 85 Lola Trevithick 86 Theodore Clark Pamela Qunell Jodi Olofson Carol Rea Carl Wishman Robyn Tonne Pamela Wishman Monty Anderson Jill Engellant 87 It's a rough life. Dr. Livingston, I presume. 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