Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1980 volume:

a; O 03 U d) Q OX) c c 0X) CD 00 0) Geraldine High School Geraldine, Montana 2 SENIOR REFLECT|ONS... Sara Qunell takes time out to read a relaxing book. This Page Sponsored By Thompson's Store, Geraldine “You just push this button and.. “Boy, do I hate all this studying we have to do. “I beg your pardon ' “And I made it all by myself. A picture is worth a thousand words. SHARI DUVALL National Honor Society 3, 4;4, Secretary 4, Math Contest Winner 4, Girls State Alter- nate 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Track 1, 2, Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Queen 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, All-District 3, State 1, 2, 3, Class Officer, Secretary 2, Pep Club '1, 2, 3,4, President 4, Class Plays 1,2, 3,4, Safari 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, ASGHS Repre- sentative 1, Prom Princess 2, Homecoming Queen 4. JOYCE TREVITHICK National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Girls State Delegate 3, DAR Good Citizen, Tigers Growl 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3, 4, Class Officer, Secretary 4, Chorus 4, Teachers Aide 3, Photography 4. Class Of 1980 4 CLASS OFFICERS are, from left to right, Pat Buck; president, Joyce Trevithick; secretary, Chris Burtchett; vice-president. Says Farewell Senioritis disappears in a moment of quiet study. Scoop Taylor meets another deadline. PAULA ANDERSON National Honor Society 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Track 1, 2, Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, State 3, Class Plays 2, 3, 4, Class Officer Secretary 1, Tigers Growl 3, 4, Safari 2, Photographer 4, Teachers Aide 3, Prom Princess 1, Homecoming Princess 2. DENNIS ARNST National Honor Society 4, Boys State Delegate 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 4, All-Confer- ence 2, 3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Co-captain 4, Honorable Men- tion 4, Track 2, 3, 4, State 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Band 1, 2, Class Officer, President 1, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, ASGHS Representative 2, Ti- gers Growl 3, Photographer 3, Teachers Aide 3. PAT BUCK National Honor Society 3, 4, PTSA Student Representative 2, Boys State Delegate 3, Math Contest Winner 3, YFU Ex- change Student to Finland 2 Football 1, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, Class Officer Presi- dent 2, 4, ASGHS 1, 2, 3, Trea- surer 2, Class Plays 1, 2, 3, 4, Tigers Growl 3, Safari 2, 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Teachers Aide 3. CHRIS BURTCHETT Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3, Honorable Mention 4, Basketball 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Class Plays A, Class Officer Vice-president 4 RICK ENGELLANT Heisey Award 3, Boys State 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Safari 4, Class Officer Vice-presi- dent 2, Letter Club 2, 3, A, Vice- president 4, Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-president 3, Teachers Aide 3, Prom Prince 3. ROGER GARDNER Basketball 3, A, Science Club 4. LOOK!! V e caught a man. I just can't get excited about grease. KEVIN IOYCE Basketball 2. 3, Bookkeeper 4. Football 1, 2, 3, A, Letter Club 3, 4. Class Officer Vice-president 3, Bovs State Alternate 3, Band 1, 2. Chorus 2, 3. ASGHS Re- presentative A, Class Plays 4. Teachers Aide 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3. 6 Well, we've been working really hard... SARAH QUNELL Heisey Award 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 2, 3, Chorus 4, Class Plays 3, Tigers Growl 3, 4. RICHARD LITTLE Football 1. 2, 3. 4, All-Conference 3. 4, Co-captain 4 Bas- ketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Co-capiain 4, Honorable Mention 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 4. State 1. 2. 3. 4 Tigers Growl 3. Class Plays 1. 2. 3. 4 Letter Club 1,2,3, 4, Prom Prince 1, Photograph 4. Teach- ers Aide 2 4 KIM ROSENBERG ASGHS Representative 4. European Tour. 1979. Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Color Guard 2. 3. 4, Tigers Growl 2, Class Plays 3. Band 1. 2. 3. 4, All-District 4. State 2. 3, Stagehand 1, 2, 3. 4. Chorus 2. 3. 4 All-District 4. Science Club 2, 3, 4. Photogra- phs 3. Prom Princess 3. Teachers Aide 3. RANDY PAULEY Basketball Manager 1, 2, Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 When you're a Senior, you've got a right to smirk. RON ROWLAND Class Officer President 2, Bas- ketball 2, Science Club 4, Class Plays 4, Teachers Aide 4. DIRK SCRIBNER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Confer- ence 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, Tigers Growl 3, Explorers Club 1. Class Motto Is In Never Every Time You gotta be smarter than the thingamajig. That's all there is to it. J. R SCRIBNER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Key Club '1, 2, Teachers Aide 3. A serious discussion evolves among members of the Senior class. Our Glory Consists Not Failing But We Fall In Rising I drilled what? Waiting for a picture to happen. EDDY SMITH Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tigers Growl 3, Science Club 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-president 4, Key Club 1, 2, Class Plays 4, Prom King 4. TRACY SPCRGEON National Honor Society 4 1 Dare You'' Award 3 Girls State Delegate 3 ASGHS Representative 2. 3. Class Officer V ice- president 1 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4. Co-captam 4 Track 1, 2. 3, State 3. Band 1, 2. 3. State 1. 3. Class Plavs 2. 3 4 Safari 2, Tigers Growl 3. 4, Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. Cheer Queen 2. 4 Letter Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4. Pep Club. Vice-president 4 Homecoming Princess 1 MELISSA STOOS Band 1. 2. Speech and Drama 1. 2, 3. President 3 Class Plays 1. 2. 3. 4 Tigers Growl 2, 3. 4, Circulation Manager 4 Business Manager 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. Color Guard 2. Teachers Aide 2 BRIAN TAYLOR FRANK TEPP National Honor Society 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football A, Track A, Letter Club A, Class Plays Basketball 2, 3, A, Letter Club 3, A, ASGHS A, Transfer from Tularosa, New Mexico, Treasurer A, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Plays A, Tigers Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1,2, 3, Letter Club 2, 3, Growl 4. Chess Club 3, Teachers Aide 3. MARIE WISHMAN National Honor Society A, ASGHS Vice- president 3, President A, Girls State Alter- nate 3, Class Officer Secretary 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, A, Track 3, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Speech and Drama 2, 3, Vice-president 3, Band 1, 2, State 1, 2, Class Plays 2, 3, A, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, A, Color Guard 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Mem- ber 3, Tigers Growl 1, 2, A, Sports Editor A, Science Club 1, 2, 3, A, Homecoming Prin- cess 3, Prom Queen 4. ??? Just let them try to draft me. 10 Senior boys lead a cheer during a pep assembly. Class Of 1980 Senior Wills I. Paula Anderson, do hereby will my place on the basketball team and my jerse to )odi, my cheerleading years to Debbie, my ability to wait and wait to Janette, my ability to lock my keys in my car to anyone who has the talent to do something dumb like that, and I will my tap dancing abilities to Debbie and Melody R I, Dennis Arnst, will my ability to keep it on the road to Lyle, my ability to fluster Ms. Van Yoast to Steven, and my pick-up to Dari and Edward so they will have a decent heap to drive. I, Pat Buck, being of some mind and a lot of body. do herebs will m abilits to stay awake in Business English class to next year's class, m ability to hit my cues to Scott Tonne, and my managerial duties to anyone who wants them. I, Chris Burtchett, do hereby will my 1948 Cheverolet to Edward Williamson so he can make it more than a block from his house without walking and a little of ms size and height to Don Qunell. J, Shari Duvall, of somew hat sound mind and body, do hereb w ill my ole Ford to anvone who is dumb enough to take it, my long trips home to Michelle and Nicole, and M ability to make through their Senior year to Deb C and Brenda H. I, Rick Engellant, do hereb w ill m dieting ability to Edward Slim Y illiamson, my ability to sit in fail to Lyle Arnst and Steve Bronec. and to Brenda Harves my pick-up, Old Blue , so she will have a decent outfit to drive instead of a green crackerjacks box on Wheels. I Rodger Gardner, do hereb will m basketball abilities to Duter Fairbanks and ms bad luck to anvone driving behind Brody. I. Kevin L.G. Jovce do herebs will my great abilit to keep the beat on the base drum to David (Hulk) Row land and m water fights before Novel class to Marty C and Melodx R I, Richard Little do hereb will m ability to be able to talk m wav out of situations to anybods w ho needs it. I will my football ability to Don Don Qunell in hopes that he can run over people instead of people running over him and I w ill my abilits to get awav with fouls on the basketball floor to Clint Peters in hopes he can be more sneaky about it. I, Rands Paules, do herebs will ms abilitv to sleep in class to Steven Bronec and my Red Raider to Ricks Clark so he can make it out to Horseshoe Bend; I also will ms chewing ability to Tros Danbrook I. Sarah Qunell, do herebs will ms abilits to wash dishes to Pam Qunell, ms ability to get out of English class with Ms. Anderson to ansone who can get awax with it. I, Kim Rosenberg will ms ability to stay sane in Band to ansone who takes Band four years, ms abilits to plas several different instruments to Bobbi )o and ms favorite class SB 101 to all the crazies. I Ron Row land do herebs will ms abilits to get in trouble in Ft. Benton to Edward and ms ability to get ms car stolen in Great Falls to Scoop because his is a wreck ans’wav. I. Dirk Scribner, do herebs will ms abilits to wreck pickups and cars to Steven Bronec since he alreads has a good start at it and to ansone who wants it, ms abilits not to remember what sou hit the night before I, j.R Scribner do herebs will ms abilits to neser miss a kegger to Ros and ms abilits to get home before the sun comes up to Clint. I also will ms big sideburns to Dari T I, Edds Smith do herebs w ill ms trips to Centersille with John C to ans'bodx that will take him and ms old spot on the V arsits bench to ansone dumb enough to go out. I.Tracv Spurgeon, do herebs will ms height and ms 'Short People Are Great' T-shirt to Margaret ms four sears of Cheerleading to ms adopted sister. Janette and ms tapdancing abilits to Debbie and Melodx. I Melissa Stoos do herebs will ms abilits to get along with Mr Jean, (sometimes', to Tara I would also like to pass on ms spot at the pop machine during fourth period to Bngette in hopes that she will be able to smuggle pop into class as well as I did. I. Brian Tax lor, do herebs will to Dennis W ms poster of Chersl Teigs which was willed to me bs Gxme Anderson. I also will Ricks Clark ms basketball uniform so he'll haxe one that fits. I Frank Tepp do herebs will ms football victors dance to Duff F and my one week on the arsits bench to the next person w ho can plas basketball as good as I could I. Jos ce Trevithick do herebs will ms permanent spot in the office to Bngette Scribner and ms office in Paper Staff to anvone w ho is dumb enough to get suckered into it. I. Marie ishman do herebs will ms safe trips to and from Geraldine to ms brothers Henr and Carl; ms height to Clint ms twelse sears of being good to Ann and ms abilits to be the first reads to leave the house to Pam. VARSITY FOOTBALL team members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Coach Glen Johnson, Chris Burchett, Brian Taylor, Rick Englellant, Dennis Arnst, Rich Little, J.R. Scribner, Kevin Joyce, Randy Pauley, manager. KNEELING: Dirk Scribner, Henry Wishman, Don Qunell, Frank Tepp, Lyle Arnst, Brad Taylor, Fred Carlson, John Clark. Varsity Football Team Has Difficult 79 Schedule The Tiger defense makes it difficult for the opposing team. TIGER SCOREBOARD Geraldine 48 Dutton 20 St. Leo's 33 Geraldine 53 Stanford 28 Geraldine 31 Centerville 26 Box Elder 0 Geraldine 18 Geraldine 9 Rudyard 12 Geraldine 9 Augusta 20 Geraldine 19 12 Richard Little meets considerable opposition in his attempt to gain passing yardage. Quarterback Lyle Arnst hands off to fullback Dennis Arnst. Senior Players Add Spark To Football Season The Tigers defeated Rudyard 53 to 12. I've got him! SENIOR PLAYERS are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Brian Taylor, Chris Burtchett, Rick, Engellant, J.R. Scribner, Kevin Joyce. KNEELING: Dirk Scribner, Frank Tepp, Dennis Arnst, Richard Little. Three Rivers Implement Power Motors Case Power and Equipment 13 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL team members are, from left to right, STANDING: Coach Glen Johnson, Ken Spencer, Dennis Williamson, John Clark, Henry Wishman, Fred Carlton, Dwayne Fairbanks, Randy Pauley, manager. KNEELING: Troy Danbrook, Don Qunell, Brad Taylor, Rick Clark, David Rowland, Lance Juedeman, Rick Paulsrud, Scott Anderson. J.V. Football Team Has Short But Tough Schedule J.V. Scoreboard Geraldine 16 Centerville 24 Geraldine 16 Stanford 28 Geraldine 14 Geyser 25 Geraldine 8 Augusta 2 Dennis Arnst delivers the opening kick-off. 14 Geraldine Tiger stops an Augusta Elk in the backfield. Royalty Reigns Over Homecoming Festivities HOMECOMING QUEEN AND KING Shari Duvall and Chris Burtchett FRESHMAN PRINCESS Becky Scribner JUNIOR PRINCESS Brigette Scribner SOPHOMORE PRINCESS Sherry Rowland 15 Homecoming, 1979 was cele- brated on September 15. Tradi- tional activities such as the pa- rade, bonfire and pep rally pre- ceded the football game which culminated the weeks activi- ties. The Geraldine Tigers played the Dutton Cardinals on Satur- day afternoon following a Slop- py Joe dinner sponsored by the Junior Class. The class of 1981 also provided the band, Night Wing , for enjoyment by all at the Homecoming dance on Saturday night. Nice Weather Is Perfect Backdrop For Successful Homecoming Parade The Pep Band, directed by Mr. Jeff Huenick, led the parade and provided suitable music. First place was captured by the Freshman class with their float which proclaimed M A S H the Cardinals. 1b The class of 1980 got many laughs with their rendition of an old television favor- ite. For the first time in many years, the seventh grade participated in the float building competition. The class of 1984 based their float entry on Happy Days . The Junior class took second place with their unique float. 17 Football Cheerleaders Promote Spirit, Colorguard Presents Flags. During the course of the 1979-80 school year, the Geraldine High School Color Guard was present at all sports competition to present the colors and to entertain the fans with their impressive routines. Along with the spirited Pep Club, the football cheerleaders led spirit activities throughout the season. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS are, left to right: Cheri Larkin, Brenda Harvey, Brenda Williamson, Caroline Juedeman. COLORGUARD members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Marie Wishman, Melody Rowland, Chris Dostal, Marty Clark, Kim Rosenborg. BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Rowland, Tammey Ludeman. Girls' Basketball Season Is Integral Part Of G.H.S. Sports Competition VARSITY PLAYERS are, left to right, TOP ROW: Shari Duvall, Debbie Clark, Tracy Spurgeon, Paula Anderson, Marie Whisman. SECOND ROW: Margaret Qunell, Becky Scribner, Brigette, Scribner, Angela Joyce, Marty Clark. THIRD ROW: Mr. Tom Kuntz, coach, Janette Anderson, Mary Tepp, Tammey Ludeman. BOTTOM ROW: Tommy Mans. SENIOR PLAYERS are, left to right, Shari Duvall, Tracy Spurgeon, Paula Anderson, Marie Wishman. 1979 TIGER SCOREBOARD Geraldine 19 18 Geraldine 39 33 Geraldine 21 24 Geraldine 27 23 Geraldine 27 41 Geraldine 19 17 Geraldine 34 31 Geraldine 41 32 Geraldine 25 19 Geraldine 45 Centerville 46 46 MSDB 19 29 Power 46 54 Dutton 50 40 Highwood 58 76 Augusta 51 37 Brady 54 68 Geyser 47 46 Stanford 40 49 Geyser 55 19 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS are, from left to right, Becky Scribner, Angela Joyce, Tommy Mans, Margaret Qunell, Mr. Tom Kuntz, coach, Tammey Ludeman, Marty Clark, Janette Anderson, and Mary Tepp. One more time and you're going to get it! Junior Varsity Team Builds For The Future OH NO!! Not again 20 And the race is on to the bench. In a J.V. game against Geyser, Mary Tepp passes the ball out of a sticky situation. Debbie Clark blocks an Augusta Elk. 21 PEP CLUB members are, left to right, STANDING: Tracy Steinbacher, Becky Scribner, Margaret Qunell, Kathy Watkins, Janette Anderson, Janet Dostal, Tracy Spurgeon, Paula Anderson, Shari Duvall, Marie Wishman, Debbie Clark, Kim Rosenberg, Marty Clark, Christine Dostal, Shirley Steinbacher. KNEELING: Brenda Williamson, Caroline Juedeman, Tommy Mans, Angela Joyce, Melody Rowland, Brenda Harvey, Cheri Larkin. SITTING: Karie Gardner, Sarah Qunell, Sherry Rowland, Selina Juedeman, Tammey Ludeman. Not pictured; Mrs. Paula Van Voast, advisor. Pep And Letter Clubs Encourage Tiger Team Spirit GERALDINE HIGH SCHOOL LETTER CLUB members are, left to right, STANDING: Mr. Tom Kuntz, (Advisor), Sarah Qunell, Shirley Steinbacher, Clint Peters, Shari Duvall, Tracy Spurgeon, Paula Anderson, Debbie Clark, Marie Wishman, Glen Johnson, (Advisor). KNEELING: Margaret Qunell, Pat Buck, Sherry Rowland, Brigette Scribner, Dirk Scribner, SITTING: Richard Little, Kevin Joyce, Rick Engellant, Dennis Arnst, Brian Taylor, Chris Burt- chett, Frank Tepp, J.R. Scribner, Lyle Arnst, Don Qunell. Pat Buck helps cheerleaders promote Tiger spirit. Tiger Spirit Emerges In '79 Pam Wishman and Tracy Regan participated in Spirit Week activities. Only their hairdresser knows for sure. These U.S. Olympic Chugging Team rejects will NOT be traveling to the 1980 Summer Olympics . . wherever they may be held. 23 Junior Class Sponsors Raffle, Lyle Arnst Steven Bronec Debbie Clark Janet Dostal Teri Dudley Brenda Harvey Caroline Juedeman Cheri Larkin 'Don't look now. but your picture's being taken.' 24 My Goodness . . . it's a cyclops cheerleader! MMMMMMMM MMMMMM good! Play Dance And Prom Clint Peters clowns around while building set for the autumn play. Junior class officers are, left to right, Brigette Scribner; vice-presi dent, Caroline Juedeman; secretary, and Brenda Harvey; presi dent. Clint Peters Donald Qunell Brigette Scribner Shirley Steinbacher Mary Tepp Dari Thompson Kathy Watkins Edward Williamson Not pictured: Ken Trevithick 25 CLASS OF 1982 SPONSORS A Marty Clark Troy Danbrook Christine Dostal Dora Mayo dresses up for Hay, Hair, and Make-up Day during Spirit Week. 26 The Sophomore Class Officers are LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Carlton; Vice Presi- dent, Melody Rowland; Secretary, Scott Anderson; President. QUILT RAFFLE AND WINTER DANCE 27 Sherry Rowland Tracy Steinbacher Dennis Williamson ifc • w % to i w i ii fV Rick Clark Mike Goldhahn Dwayne Fairbanks Angela Joyce Karie Gardner Lance Juedeman Janette Anderson Ken Giese Class Of 83 Wins Homecoming 28 My locker is really a mess!! Tammey Ludeman Tommy Mans Rick Paulsrud Becky Scribner Ken Spencer Robby Sullivan David Rowland Brad Taylor Float Building Competition Scott Tonne Henry Wishman Brenda Williamson Not pictured: Lola Trevithick Freshman class officers are, from left to right, Lola Trevithick, secretary; Becky Scribner, vice-presi- dent; and Brenda Williamson, president. 29 Half of the dozen Gilbreath children line up for assembly call. Cheaper By The class of 1981 sponsored the autumn play, Cheaper By The Dozen on Novem- ber 15 and 16. Playing to a full house both evenings, the cast put on a commendable performance. See page 73 for awards. Directed by Miss Lila Anderson, the play was a comedy about a family with twelve chil- dren. Assistant directors were Melody Row- land and Bobbi Jo Quigley. Lighting by Den- nis Arnst and Sherry Rowland and make-up by Becky Scribner and Tammey Ludeman rounded out the crew. 30 Dumb mutt!! The Dozen Is Stage Success A large portion of the Gilbreath family listen as Miss Brill gives her judgement. Make-up lends credence to the actor's roles. Ernestine (Brenda Harvey) and Frank (Clint Peters reminisce over the times before Papa died. It's cheerleaders, I don't trust! 31 J.H. Teams Show Future Potential FLAG FOOTBALL members are, left to right TOP ROW: Mr. Bob Smootz, Coach, Vince Bronec, Colt Lewis, Scott Meeks, David Spencer, Shawn Protsman, Jimmy Little. MIDDLE ROW: Billy Klay, Alan Bronec, Johny Shearer, Monty Anderson, Kevin Engellant. BOTTOM ROW: Alan Clark, Lloyd Danbrook. 32 J.H. GIRLS BASKETBALL members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Mr. Ron Mans Coach, Jodi Smith, Collette Joyce, Tara Ebeling, Emily Goldhahn, Pam Qunell, Dawn Apple, MIDDLE ROW: Jill Engellant, Tracy Regan, Mary Jo Tadevick, Laurie Tadevick, Pam Wishman. BOTTOM ROW: Robyn Tonne. Varsity Basketball Team Plays 18-Game Schedule THE SENIOR PLAYERS are, left to right, TOP ROW: Brian Taylor, Chris Burtchett, Dirk Scribner, BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Arnst, Richard Little, Frank Tepp. Geraldine - 62 - 58 Geraldine - 91 - 81 Geraldine - 61 - 60 Geraldine - 56 - 61 Centerville - 82 - 76 MSD B - 56 - 46 Power - 73 - 58 Dutton - 94 - 84 Geraldine - 51 - 64 Geraldine - 63 - 55 Geraldine - 57 - 48 Geraldine - 62 - 50 Geraldine - 68 - 72 Stanford - 64 - 87 Highwood - 83 - 74 Augusta - 76 - 64 Brady - 93 - 64 Geyser - 71 - 58 VARSITY PLAYERS are left to right, TOP ROW: Coach Tom Kuntz, Brian Taylor, Dirk Scribner, Chris Burtchett, Clint Peters, Dari Thompson, Asst. Coach Glen Johnson, BOTTOM ROW: Manager Pat Buck, Scott Anderson, Dennis Arnst, Richard Little, Lyle Arnst, Rick Clark, Brad Taylor, Frank Tepp. 33 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Shows Future Potential JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL players are, left to right, Top Row: Coach Glen Johnson, Roger Gardner, Henery Wishman, Dwayne Fairbanks. Bottom Row: Steven Bronec, David Rowland, Lance Juedeman, Robby Sullivan. Roger Gardner puts the move on two Geyser players. This page sponsored by Mike's Bar and Cafe, Geraldine. I fly through the air with the greatest of ease V Dennis Arnst drives for two points. 3? Somebody catch that stupid ball. Tigers draw foul in an attempt to steal the ball. Richard Little shows his jumping ability at the opening tipoff. Lyle Arnst drives past the Geyser defense in an attempt to score. This page sponsored by Geraldine Co-op, Geraldine. 35 Cheerleaders Promote High School Spirit BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS are, left to right, Karie Gardner, Becky Scribner, Janette Anderson, Angela Joyce, Tammey Ludeman, alternate. FOOTBALL AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS are, left to right, Brenda Williamson, Caroline Juedeman, Cheri Larkin, Brenda Harvey. BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS are, left to right, Shari Duvall, Debbie Clark, Paula Anderson, Tracy Spurgeon. 36 Falcons Prepare For High School Competition JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL team members are, from left to right, TOP ROW; Coach Ron Mans, Alan Bronec, Colt Lewis, Vince Bronec, Jim Little, Rob Bourne, Scott Meeks, Shawn Protsman, David Spencer, Monty Anderson. BOTTOM ROW; Alan Clark, John Smith, Tracy Sullivan, Lloyd Danbrook, Todd Ludeman, Kevin Engellant. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL SCORE- BOARD Boys Geraldine 20 Centerville 42 19 38 Geraldine 25 Dutton 26 24 31 Geraldine 42 Highwood 16 Geraldine 33 Denton 28 58 24 Geraldine 58 Geyser 30 48 21 Geraldine 35 Stanford 20 25 23 Girls Geraldine 35 Geyser 28 23 17 Geraldine 19 Dutton 25 7 19 Geraldine 26 Centerville 24 38 13 Geraldine 16 Stanford 42 18 14 Geraldine 21 Highwood 32 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS are clockwise from left. Dawn Apple, Mary Jo Tadevick, Tara Ebeling, and Laurie Tadevick. 37 Winter Candids Show G.H.S. Brad, how did you ever manage to be sur- rounded by all those girls? Model Dwayne Fairbanks shows the latest in kitchen appliances and pizza. John sure has a gift for gab. Mary Tepp won first place in the ' Apple Bobbing contest during Spirit Week. 38 Some people will do anything for money. Spirit And Classroom Antics Did the wind come up? v 1 No caption needed. Steady there, Paula, STEADY Assistant custodian throughout the school year was Rod Cartwright. Various techniques of traveling while trying to balance a spoon with a peanut in it are demonstrated by Senior boys during Spirit Week. Home Ec classes show appreciation of carefully prepared gourmet meals. 39 I I The Concert Band performs one of their holiday melodies. Christmas Concert Creates A Holiday Mood ___ jer2Lb c happy- - -------SSS7ET? u new Three jazz numbers were played by the Stage Band. MERRY HAPPY NEW In the Elementary Concert, the sixth grade added to the musical pro- 40 gram. This page sponsored by Kim Rosenberg vocalizes in There's Always To- morrow. Bob's Exxon, Geraldine Sharlo Wilda and Elizabeth Neill display their talent by singing Silver Bells. The GHS music department hosted the annual Christmas concerts on December 18 and 19, 1979. Both the elementary and high school musicians per- formed in the concerts. The Stage Band which is an ex- tra-curricular organization, performed in 1979-80 at the school concerts, district and state Music Festival, and for the Geraldine Tuesday Club. The band plays a variety of popular, jazz, and rock music. STAGE BAND members are, left to right, TOP ROW, Kim Rosenberg, SECOND ROW, Melod Rowland, Marty Clark, Caroline Juedeman, THIRD ROW, Colt Lewis, John Clark, Lance Juede man, Robbie Sullivan, and BOTTOM ROW, Mr. Huenink, director, Selina Juedeman, an. Janette Anderson. Not pictured, Tracy Steinbacher and Bobbi Jo Quigley. This page sponsored by Atchison Oil, Geraldine 42 CHORUS members are, left to right, STANDING: Marty Clark, Mr. Jeff Huenink, Sara Qunell, KNEELING: Kim Rosenberg, Joyce Trevithick, Bobbi Jo Quigley, SITTING: Karie Gardner, Tammey Ludeman, Angela Joyce. INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL TALENT CONCERT BAND members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Robby Sullivan, Lance Juedeman, Becky Scribner, Steven Bronec, Brenda Williamson, Christine Dostal, Sherry Rowland, Caroline Juedeman, Selina Juedeman, Brenda Harvey, David Rowland, Colt Lewis, MIDDLE ROW: Ricky Clark, Marty Clark, Melody Rowland, Tammey Ludeman, Laurie Tadevick, Shirley Steinbacher, Mary Dostal, Kathy Watkins, Janet Dostal, Angela Joyce, Mr. Jeff Huenink, BOTTOM ROW: Shari Duvall, Janette Anderson, John Clark, Brad Taylor, Jodi Smith, Collette Joyce, Bobbi Jo Quigley, Tara Ebeling, Tracy Steinbacher. BAND AND CHORUS SHOW Cadet And Junior Bands Perform In School Concerts CADET BAND members are, left to right, TOP ROW: George Smootz, Tami Poindexter, Angie Stone, Mr. Jeff Huenink, director, Colette Lewis, Gary Anderson, Mike Moline, Laurice Spencer, Brad Benzing, Joel Conus. BOT- TOM ROW: Tadej Barnard, Kraig Meeks, Dennis Wishman, Rhonda Robinson, Timmy Little. JR. HIGH BAND members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Allan Clark, Mr. Jeff Huenink director, Tracie Poindexter, Anita Dostal, David Spencer, Scott Meeks. MIDDLE ROW: Michelle Duvall, Jill Engellant, Pam Wishman, Elizabeth Neill, Kevin Engellant, Todd Ludeman, Winona Smootz. BOTTOM ROW: Karen Anderson, Dawn Apple, Tracy Regan, Robyn Tonne, Chris Moline. 43 r ■ ASGHS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES are, from left to right, STANDING: Christine Dostal, Brian Taylor (Treasurer), Laurie Tadevick, Mary Tepp, Kim Rosenberg. KNEELING: Henry Wishman, Clint Peters, Dennis Williamson. SITTING: Kevin Joyce, Marie Wishman (President), Selina Juedeman (Vice-president), Bobbi Jo Quigley (Secretary), Karie Gardner, Emily Goldhahn. ASGHS FUNCTIONS AS SCHOOL- GOVERNING BODY 7 The ASGHS sponsored the Homecoming Royalty transporta- tion in the parade. Pioneer Mercantile V President Marie Wishman gives an address to stu dents preceding the 1980 ASGHS elections. United Grain Corporation 7th And 8th Grader's Look To The Future EIGHTH GRADE class members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Tara Ebeling, Colt Lewis, Vince Bronec, Carl Wishman, Emily Goldhahn, Robbie Bourne, Colette Joyce. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Klay, Sheila Clark, Pam Qunell, Ted Clark, Mary Dostal, Jodi Smith, Laurie Tadevick. 46 SEVENTH GRADE class members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Tracy Reagan, Mrs. Davison, Mary Joe Tadevick, Shawn Protsman, Jimmy Little, Scott Meeks, David Speneer, Alan Bronec, Alan Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Sullivan, Lloyd Danbrook, Monty Anderson, Pam Wishman, Jill Engellant, Roby Tonne. SIXTH GRADE class members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Winona Smootz, Mr. Smootz, Michele Duvall, Jan Mayo, Dawn Apple, Kevin Engellant, Sharlo Wilda, Elizabeth Neill, BOTTOM ROW: John Smith, Chris Moline, Karla Gardner, Karen Anderson, Todd Ludeman, Anita Dostal. Middle School Grades Participate In Year's Activities FIFTH GRADE class members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Gary Anderson, Mrs. Williamson, Rhonda Robinson, Tim Little, Brad Benzing, Mark Goldhahn, Collette Lewis, Laurice Spencer, MIDDLE ROW: Rod Odegard, Georgia Smootz, Kraig Meeks, Angie Stone, Dennis Wishman, Tami Poindexter, BOTTOM ROW: Jackie Smith, Mike Moline, Tadej Barnard, Joel Conus. School Routine Is No Surprise To 3rd And 4th Grade FOURTH GRADE class members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Karnes Neill, Dale Apple, Anna Goldhahn, Daren Engellant, Johny Bronec, Brian Benzing, BOTTOM ROW: Terri Robison, Lynn Scribner, Nicole Duvall. THIRD GRADE class members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Brent Clark, Daniel Paulsrud, Tayna Lewis, Tavia Lewis, Kassey Furlong, William Dostal, jodi Thoreson, BOTTOM ROW, Helen Bronec, Leslie Williamson, Wendy Motley, Jim Smart, Terri Wishman, Erin Juedeman, Jennifer Tadej, Melissa Conus. Geraldine Motors Rusty's Bar FIRST GRADE class members are, from left to right, TOP ROW; Melanie Bumgarner, teacher, MIDDLE ROW: Brian Dostal, John Smart, Brenda Leitheiser, Kristi Poindexter, John Paulsrud, Allen Wishman. BOTTOM ROW; Toni Rrotsman, Jimmy Bronec, Trampus Corderm, Nicki Curtiss, Jennifer Thoreson, David Brewer, Chad Grenz. Primary Grades Welcome New Teachers SECOND GRADE class members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Barbara Eidel, teacher, SECOND ROW; Dawn Kuntz, Tammy Motley, Stephani Spencer, Robby Anderson, Tracy Barnard. THIRD ROW, Lane Little, Allen Milledge, Lori Smart. BOTTOM ROW; Nicky Schmitt, Owen Milledge, Clay Smootz, and Kevin Hicks. Kindergarten students are, from left to right, BACK ROW: Jeremy Smith, Aaron, Heitzman, Heather Buck, Mrs. Flanagan, Coleen Furlong, Merrilena Gardner, FRONT ROW: Robert Paulsrud, Melanie Little, and Londa Smart. Kindergarten And Special Programs Are Integral Part Of School Life In the spring of 1980, Kindergarten classes began meeting for a full two days per week for a period of three months. This was a change in schedule, for in past years, the classes met for half days for six weeks. Mrs. Walleyne Flanagan was teacher for the eight pre-schoolers again this year. The students were instructed in reading and math readiness skills and social adaptation to school life. Mrs. Rita Pemberton, left, and Mrs. Patti Stoos are Spe- cial Programs Instructors. 50 This Page Sponsored By Larson's Pharmacy, Ft. Benton Elementary Students Enjoy School Year The annual grade school track meet was en joyed by all. Johnny, who does your hair? Grade school students enjoy themselves at lunch. A cute expression is displayed by elementary student Mark Muir. The first grade performed at the Christmas program this winter. Does that show your distaste for the photographer or lunch? This Page Sponsored By The 1st National Bank, Geraldine. HEART OF THE NIGHT 1980 Prom King and Queen Eddy Smith and Marie Wish- man The junior prom was held on March 22 this year. The class of 1981 chose In the Heart of the Night as their theme. The Silver River Band, from Lewistown, played dance music until 1:00 a.m. for guests. The royalty was crowned at midnight after the Grand March. The royalty were King, Eddy Smith; Queen, Marie Wishman; Junior Royalty, Dari Thompson, and Caroline Juedeman; Sopho- more Royalty, Troy Danbrook, and Dora Mayo; Freshman royalty, Henry Wishman, and Janette Anderson. Couples parade to the Grand March which was played at midnight. The Royalty Dance was held after the crowning of the queen and the princesses. 52 Eighth grade students who acted as servers were Vince Bronec, and not pictured, Colt Lewis, Colette Joyce, Robert Bourne, Tara Ebel- ing, and Pam Qunell. IS JUNIOR PROM THEME Junior Royalty Dari Thompson and Caroline Juedeman Sophomore Royalty Troy Danbrook and Dora Mayo Freshman Royalty Henry Wishman and Janette Anderson Royalty pose for a picture after the crowning at midnight. The couples separate at the decoration and come back together during the Grand March. Dora Mayo receiving a congratula- tions kiss from Clint Peters, a junior class representative. 53 Students, Faculty And Visitors Some members of the Shop classes attended an Industrial Arts Fair in Bozeman on April 24-26. Mr. Earl Furlong was the faculty advisor. Junk food sure beats nutritious school Innrhp Mr. Lewis' ever-watchful eyes are watching YOU. The New Genesis barbershop quartet from MSU serenaded Shari Duvall during a National School Assembly. This Page Sponsored By Cargill Incorporated, Ft. Benton He only appears to be studying .. PSSST. what's the answer to number 14?? Pete Magnuson teaches two semesters of photography to upper class students. This Page Sponsored By Cartwright Flying, Geraldine. Contribute To A Busy School Year __ —  The College of Great Falls Jazz Ensemble played for a school assembly. GHS grad Brenda Knedler plays trumpet with the Ensemble. SPRING TRACKSTERS COMPETE IN MANY EVENTS HUETIC [COR OS Girls' tracksters involved in running events are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Dora Mayo, Sarah Qunell, Mary Tepp, Margaret Qunell. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Tom Kuntz, Becky Scribner, Tammey Ludeman, Sherry Rowland. Dennis Arnst and Richard Little battle it out for first and 56 second with an opponent. Art's Service Stensland's IGA First place is uncertain as Dennis Arnst comes in on a relay race. Debbie Clark throws the shot put at the Fort Benton track meet. Girls' tracksters involved in field events are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Debbie Clark, Tracy Steinbacher, Kathy Watkins. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Steinbacher, Coach Tom Kuntz Richard Little takes first in one of his running events. Sarah Qunell sprints over the finish line in Great Falls. C N Carwash Coast To Coast Fred's Toggery J.J.'s Shoppe And Shoe Horn Boys' Sprinters And Relay Team Go To State Boys' tracksters are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Frank Tepp, Dennish Arnst, Richark Little, Clint Peters. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Glen Johnson, Donald Qunell, Fred Carlton, Lyle Arnst. A serious Richard Little winds up to throw the discus. Hurdles was one of the events that Dennis Arnst competed in at several track meets. Geraldine receives a second as Richard Little crosses the finish line a fraction of a second too slow. The photographer captures a silhouette shot of Lyle Arnst as he competes in the pole vault at Great Falls High. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS TRACK team members are, from left to right, David Spencer, Scott Meeks, Jimmy Little, Coach Ron Mans, Vince Bronec, Shawn Protsman, Monty Anderson, Alan Clark. Jr. High Tracksters Compete In Spring Meets JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TRACK team members are, from left to right, Robyn Tonne, Jill Engellant, Pam Wishman, Mary Postal, Coach Ron Mans, Tara Ebeling, Jodi Smith, Pam Qunell. This Page Sponsored By Giese Construction, Geraldine. Spring Activities Include Jr.- Sr. Banquet And Edible Plants Outing Is that what I think it is crawling across the table? Mr. and Mrs. Lewis wait while the Seniors fill their plates. You'd smile too if you were the first to Outdoor Living Class and Science Club went on Edible Students enjoy their sack lunches in Meek's yard during field trip. Plants field trip in the Spring. 60 This Page Sponsored By The Big Sag Ranch, Geraldine. Journalistic Endeavors Interest Annual And Paper Staffs ANNUAL STAFF members are, left to right, TOP ROW: Rick Engellant, Shari Duvall, Pat Buck, Brenda Harvey, MIDDLE ROW: Brenda Williamson, Angela Joyce, Cheri Larkin, Sherry Rowland, Tammey Ludeman, Ken Giese, Becky Scribner, BOTTOM ROW: Kenny Spencer, Dennis Williamson, Mrs. Van Voast, sponsor, Janette Anderson, Joyce Trvithick. Not pictured is Bobbi Jo Quigley. PAPER STAFF members are, left to right, STANDING: Lola Trevithick, Sarah Qunell, Dora Mayo, Tracy Steinbacher, Janet Dostal, Kathy Watkins, Margaret Qunell, Paula Anderson, Selina Juedeman, Brian Taylor, Tracy Spurgeon, Shirley Steinbacher, Mr. Kuntz, sponsor, SITTING: Marie Wishman, Melissa Stoos, Brigette Scribner, Joyce Trevith- 61 ick, Caroline Juedeman. Mr. Ernest Jean Principal Mr. Stan Smith Superintendent ADMINISTRATION ASSURES SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL OPERATION ThisPaeeSnonsoi dBvEauitvC school secretary is Mrs. Dubs Mogstad and Assis- tant secretary is Mrs. Kathy Reeves. Members of the Board of Trustees are, from left to right, Wiley Juedeman; chairman, Rick Motley, Bruce Thompson; clerk, Pat Scribner, Ronald Robison, Howard Taylor and Karl Apple. Lila Anderson-English Paula Van Voast-Social Studies, Spanish Bill Silvius-Mathematics jQii ae Sponsoi B Riveme Gi enhouse t enton Varied Curriculum Taught By G.H.S. Faculty John Neill-Physical Sciences Richard Lewis-Biological Sciences, Electronics Glen Johnson-Physical Education Faculty Of 12 Teaches 17 Subject Areas Margaret Goldhahn-Librarian, Reading Jeff Huenink-Music Tom Kuntz-Commercial Subjects Tom Briney-Guidance Counsel- or Penny Meeks-Home Economics, Title 1 Pioneer Insurance Ft. Benton Earl Furlong-Industrial Arts, Drivers Training Tastee Freeze Ft. Benton School bus drivers are from left to right, Sonia Smart, Earl Furlong (substitute) Dorothy Clark, Rich Lewis (substitute), Leonard Steinbacher, Bob Smootz (substitute) Not pictured are Les Thompson, Roy Lundy, Bob Spencer, Earlene Brewer, Bill Brewer. Vera Mae Brandei and Glenda Thoreson serve approximately 182 meals to students per day. Cooks demonstrate the latest in food servint attire. he smtT School Staff Assures Smooth Routine Ethel Scribner performed duties as school cous- todian. Not pictured are Dean Eggleston and Wil- liam Gorwell. Farmer's Union Insurance Benton Pharmacy SCIENCE CLUB members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: J.R. Scribner, Cheri Larkin, Brenda Harvey, Debbie Clark, Richard Lewis, advisor. BOTTOM ROW: Rick Engellant, Eddy Smith, Kim Rosenberg, Clint Peters, Brigette Scribner, Marie Wishman. Not pictured: Roger Gardner, Ron Rowland, Melissa Stoos, Scott Tonne, Brenda Williamson. YEARAH YEARBOOKS CAPTURE THE SPIRIT The Science Club, with its fifteer members, is a school sponsorec organization which attempts tc achieve at least one community project each year. In 1979, the club put up country residence signs in rural Geraldine areas. A spring trip to the Crazy Moun- tains was cancelled. The school photographers enroll in the class taught by Pete Magnu- son,a local professional photogra- pher. Throughout the school year, the photographers are re- sponsible for taking pictures of all school events. Science Club, Photographers Are Important To School Life This page sponsored by Scribner Flying, Geraldine. SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS are, from left to right, Richard Little, Joyce Trevithick, Paula Anderson, Cheri Larkin, Pat Buck. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Caroline Juedeman, Shari Duvall, Tracy Spurgeon, Pat Buck. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Stan Smith, Advisor, Paula Anderson, Brian Taylor, Brenda Harvey, Dennis Arnst, Marie Wishman. The GHS National Honor Society held its induction of new members in the spring of 1980. The Society is a national organization of high school students who excel in scholastic, leadership, and civic abilities. Mem- bership is determined by the mem- bers themselves, along with faculty approval. Teachers' aides are students who as- sist teachers with various duties at both the elementary and secondary level. TEACHERS' AIDES are, from left to right, Sarah Qunell, Tracy Spurgeon, Richard Little, Ron Rowland, Lola Trevithick. 67 How on earth did I draw this one? 68 Donkey Basketball came to Geraldine in April. Something's Always Happening At G.H.S. Clinching the lips helps concentration. See how fast I can read this book? The Monday morning Quarterback Club meets again. Pete's Photos Compliments Of Bill And Denise McFarland 69 Outstanding tracksters were Dennis Arnst and Margaret Qunell. Rick Engellant receives a spoof award from Mrs. Van Voast for Cheerleading Contributions Above and Beyond the Call of Duty . Football awards were presented to Rick Engellant; Most Inspirational Play- er, Richard Little; Outstanding Offense and MVP, Dennis Arnst; Outstand- ing Defense and MVP, and J.R. Scribner; Outstanding Lineman. Boys Basketball awards were presented to Richard Little; MVP and Best Defensive Player, Dennis Arnst; Free Throw Trophy and Hustle, and Dirk Scribner; Most Improved Player. Girls Basketball trophies were given to Angela Joyce; Most Improved Player, Shari Duvall; Best Offensive Player, Paula Anderson; Free Throw Trophy and Hustle, Tracy Spurgeon; Best Defensive Player. 70 Second Annual Awards Assembly Is Held In May Brenda Harvey and Clint Peters were Junior Class members who re- ceived the I Dare You Award presented by Mr. Smith at the Assembly. Math Awards went to Lance Juedeman and Lola Trevithick; Jamestown College Math Contest, and to Mike Goldhahn; 8th highest score in Montana. Shari Duvall received an award presented by Mr. Bill Silvius for highest score on the National High School Math Test. Henry Wishman received a Helsey Award. Recipients not pictured are Eddy Smith, Rich- ard Little, and Kathy Watkins. colt Lewis was the Eighth Grade Boys recipient of the American Legion Award. The American Legion Merit Award was also presented to Tara Ebeling. 71 SPEECH AND DRAMA TEAM HOSTA A-B-C MEET The Geraldine Speech and Drama team began their season by hosting Geral- dine's first A-B-C Invitational Speech and Drama Meet. The team attended other meets in Havre, Chinook, Big Sandy, and Columbus. They also spent a night stranded in Harlowtown due to a blizzard, which they encountered on the way home from Columbus. In Janu- ary, Fort Benton hosted the divisional meet; all members of the G.H.S. team competed but failed, however to quali- fy for State. SPEECH AND DRAMA team members are, from left to right, Kathy Watkins, Lila Anderson; coach, Ken Spencer, Selina Juedeman, and Caroline Juedeman. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN honors went to, left to right, Scott Tonne, Frank Tepp, Clint Peters, Caroline Juedeman, Pat Buck, and Richard Little. Not pictured, Melissa Stoos and Brigette Scribner. Class Sponsored Plays Bring Out The Stars M A S H honors went to, left to right, BALK kuw: cou i onne, rrank I epp, Ken Spencer, Rick Engellant, Marie Wishman, Rich Little, Pat Buck. FRONT ROW: Shari Duvall, Caroline Juedeman, Selina Juedeman, Paula Anderson, Tracy Spurgeon, Deb Clark. Not pictured. Melissa Stoos. 73 Popular Comedy M A S H Has Hawkeye (Pat Buck) and Duke (Richard Little) entertain the medical personnel of MASH 4077. Becky Scribner and Tammey Ludeman did theatrical make- up for the production. The entire MASH crew turns out to bid Hawkeye and Duke farewell. The doctors here leave something to be desired. The Senior class-sponsored play, M A S H, played to full house audiences on March 13 and 14. The play which was directed by Ms. Lila Anderson was written by Tim Kelly. Student director was Dora Mayo. Lights were operated by J.R. Scribner and Brian Taylor. Do you hear anything about General Hammond's game plan, Radar? 74 This page sponsored by Missouri River Lumber, Ft. Benton Miss Randazzle (Deb Clark) takes dictation from Dean Mercy Lodge (Melody Rowland) on the admission of Ho-jon to college. Large Cast Of Thirty Ho-jon (Scott Tonne) tells fellow countrymen about hot dogs and the American way of life . If we stay in that little old jeep one more min ute, we will turn baby-blue for sure Price Rite Thriftway The Bonwit Sisters dazzled the crowd in a dance routine. A cast and crew of over thirty students takes their final bow. 1st Band of Farmers Union Oil Co. Ft. Benton Norm's Lanes Richard Little received the Mike Davis Memorial Trophy. Outstanding Students Receive Distinguished Awards Sherry Rowland received the Color Guard Award for 1980. The Cheer Queen award was given to Tracy Spurgeon. Not pictured, Selina Juedeman, Outstandirjp Pep Club Member. Students who attended MSU High School Week were, from left, Marie Wishman, Tracy Spurgeon, and Shari Duvall. Brenda Harvey and Debbie Clark were chosen for 1980 Girl's State. Clint Peters and Lyle Arnst were delegates to 1980 Boy's State. Music Awards Given At Awards Assembly First Chair Band Members were, left to right, John Clark, Steven Bronec, Shirley Steinbacher, Caroline Juedeman, Robby Sullivan. Not pictured Selina Juedeman. Bobbi Jo Quigley, left, was elected to All-State Band, Janet Dostal, right, was voted Outstand- ing Pep Band Member. Outstanding Cadet and Junior Band Mem- bers were, left Tracy Regan and right Co- lette Lewis Band Librarians were, left to right. Sherry Rowland and Tracy Steinbacher. Bobbi Jo Quigley was the accompanist. Band Members who participated at State were, left to right. Top Row; Tracy Steinbacher, John Clark, Sherry Rowland, Marty Clark. Bottom Row: Janette Anderson, Lance Juedeman, Bobbi Jo Quigley, Caroline Juedeman, Robby Sullivan, Melody Rowland. Not pictured Selina Juedeman. Kim Rosenberg received the following Band awards: All-District, First Chair, John Phillip Sousa Award, Outstanding Band Member. Melody Of Spring Is Janette Anderson, Melody Rowland, Marty Clark and Sher ry Rowland perform their Festival piece. The Geraldine Chorus sang several selections at the Spring Concert. Kim Rosenberg dedicated the song Time to the Senior class. 78 The Geraldine Concert Band played their rendition of three popular television show theme songs. Theme For Annual Concert The Concert Band playing one of their many selections. Selina juedeman plays a trumpet solo during one of the Stage Band selections. Mrs. Huenink makes a guest appearance at the Spring Concert. 79 The Cadet Band played two selections during the Spring Concert. GRADUATION-MAY 18, 1980— Shari Duvall delivered the Valedictorian Address. Shari was awarded the P.T.S.A. Academic Scholarship and the High School Honor Scholarship. Joyce Trevithick presented the Salutatorian Address. Joyce was presented with the D.A.R. Award and American Legion Award which was also presented to Pat Buck. Commencement 1980 begins with seating of Seniors. Other scholarships presented to class members were: P.T.S.A. Vo-Tech to Ronny Rowland, DeMolay Memorial to Roger Gardner, Montana Tech Scholarship to Dennis Arnst. 80 A CHANCE TO TOUCH THE HORIZON Reverand Dwight Harshman delivered the sermon for Baccalaureate exercises. £l_L III Superintendent Stan Smith extends ad vice to Seniors. Seniors enjoy G.H.S. Stage Band performance. 81 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES The Class of 1984 anxiously awaited the presentation of the 8th Grade diplomas. Melanie Bumgarner sang Friends and Time in a Bottle for the Seniors and was accompa- nied by Bobbi Jo Quigley. 82 Superintendent Stan Smith congradulates his daughter Jodi upon receiving her 8th Grade diploma. Distinguished guests enjoy musical performance. Diplomas in hand, students prepare to exit in recessional. On May 18, 1980 the Geraldine High School Seniors had graduation exercises. Entertainment was provided by Stage Band and Melanie Bumgarner. Diplomas were presented to the Class of 1980 and 1984 by Wiley Juedeman, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Reverend Dwight Harshman delivered the Baccalaureate sermon and the Seniors presented their mothers with roses. BRING IN LARGE CROWD The Class of 1980 partakes in the moving of tassels. -t Matt and Cubby Buck assisted in chaperoning the Seniors. Paula Anderson shows enthusiasm during the Senior Trip. On May 27 through May 30th, the Class of 1980 traveled to Missoula and to Flathead Lake Lodge at Bigfork. Other points of interest visited by the Seniors were the St. Ignatius Mission and the Hungry Horse Dam, located in North- western Montana. Seniors demonstrate relaxation capabilities on the shore of Flathead Lake. Flathead Lake Lodge as viewed from the shore of Flathead Lake. 84 Ya' got any threes? Senior Trip Is Last Hurrah The St. Ignatius Mission was an attraction visited on the Senior Trip. 85 Tracy Spurgeon competed in the St. Bernard look-alike contest. Engellant Ranch Company R.R. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Engellant jerry Ludeman LH Juedeman Grain Co. SENIOR PARENT LISTINGS Bob and Bonnie Anderson Jack and Sharlin Arnst Matt and Cubby Buck Howard and Flo Taylor Al and Jeanie Spurgeon Earl and Kay Duvall Gyme and Carol Scribner Ralph and Jeannie Rowland Roy and lla Wishman Paul Tepp Sr. Charles Stoos Glen Smith Don and Dorothy Rosenberg Francis and Blanche Engellant Marion and Evelyn Little Bud and Helen Klay Ed and Verda Joyce Tadevick Simmental Ranch joe and Lee Tadevick Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dostal 86 Royce Applegate Scribner Brothers An Elegant Sufficiency, Content, Retirement, Rural Quiet, Friendship, Books. James Thomson 1748 Mr. Margaret A. Goldhahn came to the Geraldine Mrs- Margaret Goldhahn faculty as librarian in 1963. She had previously taught in several schools and attended Northern Montana College, Eastern Montana College, University of Montana, Montana State University, University of Utah, and the University of Washington. Her previous experience and education were a valu- able asset to the Geraldine school system. She, al- most single-handedly, is responsible for creating the library and media center which we all use and enjoy today. She developed the classification system and built a foundation of audiovisual equipment and ma- terials to which all faculty members and students have access. In addition to her library duties, she has continued to teach reading classes as well as being a loyal supporter of school activities. And so, we the yearbook staff would like to show our gratitude and respect for 17 years, by dedicating the 1980 Safari to MRS. MARGARET GOLDHAHN. 87 Patrick Buck A Message From The Editor— 1980 Safari The purpose of this yearbook, like every one before it, is to preserve the previous school year in pictures and to capture the memories of the assorted activities that occurred during the year. I sincerely hope that this yearbook will bring back an abundance of fond memories for everyone who reads it. The staff of the Safari, under the supervision of our excellent advisor, Mrs. Van Voast, has worked very diligently to produce a book that will last throughout the future years and hopefully serve its purpose every time one is opened. I would like to thank Mrs. Van Voast for all of her support and all of the hard work that she has put into this book. I would also like to express a special thank you to the staff and the photographers for without them, this book would not be possible. 1979-80 STAFF Assistant Editor.............................................................Brenda Harvey Business Manager...............................................................Shari Duvall Contributing Editors.....................................Bobbi Jo Quigley, Sherry Rowland Staff Members .............................................Ken Spencer, Brenda Williamson, Dennis Williamson, Tammy Luedeman, Janette Anderson, Rick Engellant, Angela Joyce Advisor....................................................................Paula Van Voast 88