Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1981 volume:

I SAFARI 1981 Geraldine High School Geraldine, Montana Class Of 1981 Completes Secondary Education As Class Of 1985 Begins. . . Valedictorian, Brenda Harvey, delivers an interesting mes- sage about change to her fellow graduates. She is the recipient of the High School Honor, and PTSA College Scholarships, and DAR Good Citizen Award. Shirley Steinbacher, Salutatorian of the Class of 1981, is a recipient of the DeMolay Memorial, and the VFW Auxiliary Scholarships. 2 The Class of 1981 stands proudly while awaiting the presentation of their diplomas. The Seniors presented their mothers with a silk rose as a memory of their graduation. Seniors anxiously prepare for the graduation cere- mony to begin. Superintendent Stan Smith addresses the class of 1981. The sermon for Bacculaureate was delivered by Father Nyquist. The class of 1985 is introduced to the audience. 3 Awards And Entertainment Contribute To Com m en cem en t Exercises Chairman of the Board, Ronald Robison, and Principal, Ernie Jean, presented the diplomas to the Class of 1981. Lyle Arnst was the recipient of a Hei- sey Award. Sherry Rowland and Becky Scribner also received the award. Chorus sang Something Special during the graduation ceremony. Pam Wishman and Tracy Sullivan were the recipients of the American Legion Certificate of Schools Awards from the Eighth Grade. 4 Administrators And Board of Trustees Set Policies For School Ernest Jean, Principal 1 Stan Smith, Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD members are, left to right, Stan Smith, Karl Apple, Bruce Thompson, Ronald Robison, Howard Taylor, Wiley Juedeman, Rick Motley, Pat Scribner Scribner Flying Service Geraldine Pete's Photos Geraldine 5 6 Columbia Grain Incorporated Dick Janssen = Riverside Mortuary Faculty And Staff Are Involved In Many Phases Of Education X Ms. Dubs Mogstad - School Secretary Ms. Brigette Scribner - Office Assistant Mr. Tom Briney - Counselor Ms. Penny Meeks - Home Ec, Title I Tutor Mr. Darrell Holland - Social Studies, P.E. Ms. Anderson shows approval of newly acquired comput- er. Mr. Bill Silvius - Mathematics Ms. Paula VanVoast - Librarian, Spanish Mr. Jeffrey Huenink - Music, (Elementary and Secondary) Mr. Glen Johnson - Physical Education, Health Ms. Lila Anderson - English Mr. Richard Lewis - Biological Science, Electronics Benton Pharmacy and Gift Wall Larson's Pharmacy 7 Junior Class Completes Busy Year. Troy Danbrook Christine Dostal Jeff Jenne Selina Juedeman Dora Mayo Bobbi Jo Quigley Margaret Qunell Melody Rowland « C ’r Sherry Rowland Tracy Steinbat her James Ward Dennis Williamson junior Class officers are, Scott Anderson; vice-president, Bobbi Jo Quigley; secretary and Sherry Rowland; president. Dennis tampers with a sign to the benefit of the Junior class. Pioneer Mercantile Fort Benton Green l ine Implement Fort Benton SOPHOMORES ARE INVOLVED Janette Anderson Dwayne Fairbanks Karie Gardner Ken Giese Mike Goldhahn Angela Joyce Lance Juedeman Tammey Ludeman Gina Newmyer Rick Paulsrud David Rowland Becky Scribner Band members take a moment to ham it up at the Girls' Tournament. 10 Tonne Polled Hereford Ranch Geraldine, Montana IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Class officers left to right are: Lance Juedeman, Brenda Williamson, and Lola Trevithick Equity Co-op vj Geraldine Class Of 1984 Sells Pretzels Robbie Bourne Mary Dostal Tara Ebeling Emily Goldhahn Freshman Class officers are, from left to right, Tara Ebeling; secretary, Emily Goldhahn; president, and Mary Dostal; vice-president. 12 Carlstom's Hardware Hank Fort Benton Nap time??? Benton Body and Sales Fort Benton At Home Basketball Games Pam Quncll Jodi Smith Laurie Tadevick Carl Wishman This is my Statue of Liberty pose. The Banque Club Fort Benton Vielleux Insurance Agency Fort Benton 13 CLASS OF 1981 Did I forget something? I thought track was a warm spring weather sport. HAS 17 DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES And then the tall guy, he says. . Manners has never been one of my strong points. If this is a hula hoop, it's too small. Miss Lila Anderson was class sponsor for the class of '81 for three years. Sponsoring the class during their senior year, was Mr. Richard Lewis. 15 Senior Candids Show 'Life of a Senior is such a bore!' 16 The Novel class listens attentively to Miss Anderson. Class Of 1981 High School Activities LYLE ARNST: Hugh O'Brian Award 2; Math Contest Award 2; Boys' State 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class officer 2,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; President 4; Band 1,2; Class play 3; Homecoming King 4. ROBERT M. BRINEY: Transfer from Denton H.S., Montana 4, National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4, President 4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 4; Letter Club 1,2,3,4; Photographer 2,3; Drama Club 1,2; Paper Staff 4: Science Club 4. STEVEN BRONEC: Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Letter Club 4. DEBRA A. CLARK: Girls' State 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Class Plays 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Science Club 3,4; Annual staff 1; Paper staff 3; Photographer 4. JANET DOSTAL: Band 1,2,3,4; State 2; Speech and Drama 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 4. BRENDA KAY HARVEY: DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-president 3, President 4; I Dare You Award 3; Girls' State 3; Class officer 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Secretary 2, Vice-president 3; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Secretary 2,3, President 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Annual staff 1,2,3,4; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Paper staff 3; Photographer 4; Prom Princess 1. CAROLINE RENE JUEDEMAN: National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-president 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; All-District 2, District 1,2,3,4, State 1,2,3, President 3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Speech and Drama 2,3; President 3; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Best Actress 2,3; Class officer 3; Paper staff 1,2,3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; ASGHS 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Prom Princess 2,3. CHERI LYNN LARKIN MAY: Transfer to Fort Benton H.S., Montana 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Chorus 1,4; Class Plays 1,2,3; Class officer 1; Annual staff 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2; Key Club 2; Photographer 3. Lyle Arnst Robert M. Briney Steven Bronec Debra A. Clark Janet Dostal Brenda Kay Harvey Caroline Rene Juedeman Cheri Lynn Larkin May Clint J. Peters Don Qunell Shirley May Steinbacher Tina Marie Regan Mary Tepp Brigette Ann Scribner Dari Thompson Ken Trevithick Kathy Ann Watkins Edward Williamson Class Of 1981 High School Activities CLINT J. PETERS: I Dare You Award 3; Boys' State 3; ASGHS 1,3,4; President 4; Class officer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 2,3,4; Class Plays 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Paper staff 4; Annual staff 4; Prom Prince 1. DON QUNELL: Heisey Award 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,4; Manager 2,3; Track 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; ASGHS 4. TINA MARIE REGAN: Cheerleader 2; Color Guard 1,2; Band 1,2,4; All-District 1,2; All-State 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; Paper Staff 1,2,4. BRIGETTE ANN SCRIBNER: Basketball 1,2,3; Most Improved Player 1, Best Defensive Player 2; Class officer 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Class Plays 1,2,3; Letter Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Homecoming Princess 3. SHIRLEY MAY STEINBACHER: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; State 1,2; Class Plays 3,4; Letter Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Paper staff 3,4, Assistant Ed.itor 4 MARY TEPP: Basketball 3; Track 3,4, Pep Club 3,4; Paper staff 4, Transfer from Tularosa H.S., New Mexico 3. ih DARI THOMPSON: Basketball 2,3,4; Class Plays 3, ASGHS 3; Science Club 4; Prom Prince 3. KATHY ANN WATKINS: Track 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama 2,3,4; State 4; Class Plays 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 1,2,3,4. EDWARD WILLIAMSON: Class officer 4; Class Plays 3; Science Club 4. Many And Amazingly enough, this is a Senior with an open book! Caroline Juedeman poses for the camera as she awaits cheerleading practice to begin. Varied Activities Senior class officers are, left to right, Edward Williamson, Secretary, Lyle Arnst, Vice-President, and, Clint Peters, President. 'If you only knew what it's like to be a Senior.' I, Lyle Arnst, do hereby will my good looks to Rob Briney so he will not have to go around with a paper sack over his head. I, Bob Briney, do hereby will my shoes to Bobbi jo so she has a good looking pair to wear and to Dari Thompson and Selina juedeman I will nothing at all. I, Steven Bronec, do hereby will to Chully Willie my smarts because he needs all the smarts he can get, to John Clark my ability to fluster Miss A. and to miss only one day a quarter, and to Duffer Fairbanks my ability to get twelve tickets in one year. I, Debbie Clark, of sound mind, do hereby will my basketball years to Tara and Jodi, my gold Datsun B210 to Tara, jodi, and Tammey so they can have as much fun at CHS as I did, and my ability to be crazy and to drive everyone crazy to anyone who can handle it every day of the week. I, Janet Dostal, do hereby will my ability to be the most quiet person to Emily Goldhahn and my ability to be to school early to my sisters Christine and Mary. I, Brenda Harvey, do hereby will my year as Junior Class President to anyone who can afford to buy numerous bottles of asprin to take care of the headaches, and my trip to Bozeman my Senior year to Janette. I, Caroline Juedeman, do hereby will my first chair position in Band to Janette Anderson, and the Editor's position on Paper Staff to anyone who wants it. I, Clint Peters, do hereby will my ability to never get a ticket to Fred Carlton, my ability to put up with Miss A. for all the plays throughout high school to anyone who can handle it, and my seven miles of highway to all the people who have to travel on lots of gravel 1, Don Qunell, do hereby will my height and basketball ability to Henry Wishman and my ability to take all Study Halls and Shops my Senior year to who ever needs them. I, Tina Regan, do hereby will to Tracy my old white car and all the ditches that go with it. To Melody I will Romeo and Benbolio for the play Romeo and Juliet at Helena. I, Brigette Scribner, do hereby will my car to Becky in hopes that she can keep it running until she is out of high school, and my abili ty to get out of work by complaining, to anyone who can perfect the art. 1, Shirley Steinbacher, do hereby will to my little sister Tracy, the privilege of driving the old coon to school. I, Mary Tepp, do hereby will my ability to sew to anybody who wants it. MR I, Dari Thompson, do hereby will my pickup to Dennis Williamson, the payments for my car to Rob Briney, and my ability to stay out of trouble with the cops to Hoss. I, Ken Trevithick, do hereby will my nine absents per quarter to who ever may have the use for them, and my Shop classes to David Rowland. I, Kathy Watkins, do hereby will to Gina Newmeyer my ability to stay in Speech and Drama and the ability to get first place, and to Ken Spencer a car to get to play practice in. I, fdward Williamson, do hereby will my ability to hit 4000 gallon tanks to who ever wants it, my ability to never be home to my e Cl. brother Dennis, and my ever growing knowledge of Debbie Clark to David (Hulk) R jPkXw V A DcMolay Memorial Scholar- ship was awarded to Brigette Scribner. Caroline Juedeman received a scholarship to attend National College in South Dakota. SENIORS ARE RECIPIENTS OF SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Rob Briney, Brenda Harvey and Lyle Arnst represented Geraldine High School at High School Week in Bozeman. Rob Briney and Brenda Harvey received the American Legion Certificate of Schools Awards. Rob also re- ceived the Western Montana College Alumni, and Booster Club Scholarships. Edward Williamson was the recipient of the PTSA Vo-Tech Scholarship. 19 Fall Candids Depict Life At G.H.S. ''Now, come on you guys. The new Cover Girl faces of 1981. C N Carwash Ag Distributors, Inc. Mary Kay Cosmetics Wishman Bros. Ski Doo (Verna Smootz) Dari Thompson and John Clark shared Anyone seen my gradebook?? If I stand up straight, I can't reach the magazine rack. Pioneer Insurance Scott's Lumber and Supply 21 FOOTBALL TEAM members are, Top row: Coach Mr. johnson, Robby Bourne, Carl Wishman, Lance juedeman, Dwayne Fairbanks, Henry Wishman, Dennis Williamson, Kenny Spencer, Vince Bronec, Asst. Coach, Mr. Holland. Middle row: Robby Sullivan, David Rowland, Lyle Arnst, Ricky Clark, Steven Bronec, Brad Taylor, Colt Lewis, Rick Paulsrud. Bottom Row: Ted Clark, Don Qunell. Young Football Team Ends Disappointing Season. Lyle Arns Senior Steven Bronec Senior Don Qunell Senior Chouteau House Bar and Dining Room Fort Benton 7 A Tiger tackles a Box Elder Bear for possession of the ball. Say Uncle 23 Every which way but loose! Fall, 1980, ushered in the football season for Geral- dine High School. They used this season to build their young team for the future. It may not have been a winning season but the experience gained by the many sophomore and freshman players was invaluable. The first game ended in a crushing defeat for the Tigers by the Augusta Elks with a score of 50-0. The next game was played against Power. The Pirates scored 48 points and geraldine scored 12. Geyser was the sight for the Tigers next encounter ana, although they foueht a hard battle, they lost 56-14. Tne Tigers took a severe lashing at the hands of the Box Elder Bears in the 1980 Homecoming game. The score was a disappointing 31-0. The following week the team travelled to Centerville where they lost against heavy odds. The score was 50-0. The final game of the season was played at Geraldine. Playing under poor weather conditions, the Tigers put up a nght against the Dutton Cardinals. The closing score for the season was Cardinals-44; Tigers-26. 'Ring around the rosie .' Oh, please, may I have the ball? 24 S and S Ceramics Geraldine Brad Taylor eludes the opposition in an effort to gain yardage. Royalty Reigns Over Homecoming Festivities Sophomore Princess Karie Gardner Freshman Princess )odi Smith 25 Eat your heart out Charlie's Angels. The Eighth grade took first place in the float building competition. At the Thursday night pep rally, the Letter Club Bon- fire was a spectacular beginning for Homecoming week. Homecoming festivities began with the Bonfire on Thursday, October 2, 1980. The Homecoming parade was held on October 4, before the football game against Box El- der. In the float building competition the Eighth grade took first place, the Junior Class took second, and the Sophomore Class took third. The Juniors sponsored a Sloppy Joe Dinner after the parade and the Homecom- ing Dance later tnat evening. The Notorious Bandits played to a large crowd at the dance. At midnight the Royalty was announced and given memory necklaces and roses. The Sophomore float, entitled Running Bear , took third place. i m ERS LIGHT OUR LIVES The Seniors added some humor to the parade with their Bic Lighters. 26 Missouri River Lumber Company Fort Benton HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES INCLUDE BONFIRE, PARADE AND DANCE Members of the Fourth grade dressed up as basketball and football players and Cheerleaders. They'll never know what it was when we get through with it. The Sophomores prepare to stuff napkins while working on their float during Homecoming week. All in all, I'd rather supervise than work. The Freshman float consisted of a Tiger swatting a Box Elder Bear with a huge fly swatter. Cargill Fort Benton 27 Tiger Girls Finish Season; Two Seniors Graduate TIGER SCOREBOARD Geraldine 38 Geyser 45 Geraldine 29 Dutton 54 39 50 29 72 Geraldine 17 Brady 72 Geraldine 32 Highwood 61 28 50 34 58 Geraldine 34 Centerville 47 Geraldine 50 Augusta 70 22 47 38 60 Geraldine 29 MSDB 38 52 26 Tournament Geraldine 38 Power 51 36 61 Geraldine 32 Geyser 37 SHIRLEY STEINBACHER SENIOR The Girls Basketball team is, SITTING: Pam Qunell, Colette Joyce, Emily Goldhahn, DEBBIE CFARK CLOCKWISE: Mrs. Cathy Sessions, coach, Angela Joyce, Tara Ebeling, Tammey Ludeman, SENIOR Margaret Qunell, Jodi Smith, Janette Anderson, Laurie Tadevick, Tracy Steinbacher, man- ager, Becky Scribner, Shirley Steinbacher, Debbie Clark. Give me a T! Give Me an I! Give me a 'uh uh' Let go—it's mine! Steps for a new dance? In a defensive move, Laurie Tadevick blocks a shot of a Stanford Wuf. 29 If you don't let go of this ball. I'll bite you! I'll have to talk to coach about these passes. Jodi Smith demonstrates rebounding tech- nique during warm-ups. Debbie Clark puts up two points against the Geyser Wranglers. 30 Senior mother, Ruth Steinbacher, received a corsage flower from the Pep Club at the last home game. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS are, clockwise from left to right; Brenda Williamson, Melody Rowland, Selina Juedeman, Sherry Rowland. Selina Juedeman, Sherry Rowland, and Brenda Williamson prepafe a skit for a pep assembly. Experience Gained By Novice Cheerleaders And Color Guard Members Art's Service Fort Benton COLORGUARD MEMBERS are, from left to right, Christine Dostal, Angela Joyce, Janette Anderson, Tammey Ludeman, Marty Clark. Overland Bar 31 Fort Benton NEW COACH GUIDES BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Standing left to right: Darrell Holland, Coach, Clint Peters, Dwayne Fairbanks, Henry Wishman, Dari Thompson, Rick Clark, Lyle Arnst, Robbie Sullivan, Glen Johnson, Assistant Coach. Kneeling: Lance Juedeman, Brad Taylor, Jim Ward, Steven Bronec, Don Qunell, Scott Anderson. Sitting: Dennis Williamson, Manager. TIGER SCOREBOARD 1981 Geraldine 38 Geyser 75 Geraldine 40 Brady 67 Geraldine 43 Centerville 73 Geraldine 69 MSDB 26 Geraldine 31 Power 41 Geraldine 46 Dutton 71 Geraldine 61 Highwood 79 Geraldine 42 Augusta 60 Geraldine 26 Geyser 48 Geraldine 38 Brady 56 Geraldine 47 Stanford 63 Geraldine 84 MSDB 31 Geraldine 42 Power 51 Geraldine 27 Dutton 90 Geraldine 26 Centerville 64 Geraldine 55 Stanford 43 Geraldine 28 Highwood 70 Geraldine 29 Augusta 54 Geraldine 31 Stanford 53 Lyle Arnst SENIOR 32 Mike's Bar and Cafe Steven Bronec SENIOR Atchison Oil Co. Coast Trading Rusty s Bar Geraldine Clint Peters SENIOR Lyle Arnst shoots for two points. Dwayne Fairbanks seems to be a little outnumbered in a rebound attempt. Clint Peters shows excellent form in a jumpball. Dari Thompson SENIOR I always dribble down the court with Don Qunell style! SENIOR Three Rivers Implement Coast to Coast Store United Grain Corp. Farmer's Union Ins. 33 Fort Benton Full Schedule Of Games Played By J.V.'s “Oh! Oh! I think I ripped something. You take another step and I'll hit you! Junior Varsity team members are, left to right, top row: Dwayne Fairbanks, Robby Bourne, Lance Juedeman, Carl ishman, Vince Bronec, Glen Johnson, coach. Bottom row: Ted Clark, Rick Paulsrud, Dennis Williamson, manager, David Rowland, Ken Giese. 34 Landmark Cafe A K Tool and Bolt Co. Benton Home Furnishings Water Systems Fort Benton GIRLS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS are, seated, Brenda Williamson. Standing from left, Selina Juedeman, Sherry Rowland, Melody Rowland. Cheerleaders Encourage Spirit For Basketball Teams BOYS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS are, left to right, Caroline Juedeman, Debbie Clark, Becky Scribner, Tammey Ludeman (alternate), Karie Gardner. Thompson's General Store Geraldine 35 junior High Girls' Basketball members are, left to right, Michelle Duvall, Tracy Regan, Laurice Spencer, Pam Wishman, Dawn Apple, Mary Jo Tadevick, Colette Lewis, Rhonda Robison, Jill Engellant, Robyn Tonne, and Brenda Heramb, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAMS WIN MAJORITY OF GAMES Junior High Boys' Basketball members are, left to right, Bottom Row, John Smith, Kraig Meeks, Dennis Wishman, Rod Odegaard, Joel Lundy, Tadej Barnard, and Chris Moline. Middle Row, Todd Ludeman, Mark Goldhahn, Monty Anderson, Alan Bronec, Gary Anderson, and Lloyd Danbrook. Top Row, Brenda Heramb, Coach, Tracy Sullivan, Alan Clark, Shawn Protsman, Brad Benzing, Scott Meeks , David Spencer, and Kevin Engellant. 36 Giese Construction Geraldine JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are, from left to right, Tara Ebeling, Colette Joyce (kneeling), Laurie Tadevick, and Jodi Smith. Novice Cheerleaders Rally Spirit For Teams JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS are, from left to right, Colette Lewis, Karen Anderson, Robyn Tonne, and Mary Jo Tadevick. 37 Back Row: Mr. Glen Johnson, Coach, Ted Clark, Robert Bourne, Clint Peters, Henry Wishman, John Clark, Rob Briney, and Vince Bronec. Front Row: Kenny Spencer, Brad Taylor, Scott Anderson, Lyle Arnst, Colt Lewis, Don Qunell, Dennis Williamson, and David Rowland, Manager. Not pictured is Fred Carlson and Rick Paulsrud. G.H.S. TRACK HAS SEVERAL ROOKIES 38 Back Row: Mrs. Kathy Sessions, Coach, Jodi Smith, Colette Joyce, Tara Ebeling, Tracy Steinbacher, Angela Joyce, Mary Tepp, Dora Mayo, and Pam Qunell, Manager. Front Row: Mary Dostal, Laurie Tadevick, Debbie Clark, Shirley Steinbacher, Karie Gardner, Margaret Qunell, and Gina Newmyer. In an early meet at Rudyard, Mary Tepp competed in the 100 meter run. Rob Briney is successful in his pole vaulting attempt. Lyle Arnst throws the javelin at the District meet in Great Falls. An impressive stance is shown by Clint Peters for the 400 meter run. Another javelin competitor at District was Brad Taylor. 39 Tracksters In Action At the District meet, Shirley Steinbacher competed in the discus event. Freshman Jodi Smith leads other competitors in the 400 meter run at Highwood. The shot put was thrown by Dennis Williamson at District. Tracy Steinbacher completes a throw in the discus competition. Don Qunell ran the 1600 at Dis- trict. Many Junior High Tracksters Turn Out In Spring Standing: Coach Bill Silvius, Monty Anderson, David Spencer, Scott Meeks, Shawn Preteman, Alan Clark, Kevin Engellant Kneeling: Johnny Smith, Tadej Bernard, Joel Lundy, Dennis Wishman, Rod Odegard, Kraig Meeks Standing: Coach Bill Silvius, Dawn Apple, Ronda Robison, Jan Mayo, Colette Lewis, Jill Engellant, Mary Jo Tadevick, Robyn Tonne, Sharlo Wilda, Kneeling: Laurice Spencer, Michele Duvall, Bobbi Spevad, Karen Anderson, Karla Gardner, Jackie Smith, Elizabeth Neill FUTURE ATHLETIC PROWESS SEEN IN ELEMENTAR Y AND JR. HIGH STUDENTS First graders compete in a mad dash to the finish line. Dennis Wishman shows excellent form in the long jump. junior high boys basketball team played a full schedule of games during the season. The 1981 Safari staff met each Monday night throughout the school year to work on the year- book which is published in the early fall. The editor was Brenda Harvey; assistant editors were Sherry Rowland and Bobbi Jo Quigley; business manager was Brenda Williamson. Mrs. Paula VanVoast was faculty advisor. Working throughout the school year, the paper staff prepared the Tiger's Growl for monthly publi- cation. Along with the new advi- sor, Miss Brenda Heramb, Caro- line Juedeman as editor was assist- ed by a nineteen-member staff. Annual staff members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Collette Joyce, Troy Danbrook, Angela Joyce. MIDDLE ROW: Clint Peters, Bobbi Jo Quigley, Brenda Harvey, Sherry Rowland, Dennis Williamson. BOTTOM ROW: Paula Van Voast, advisor; Brenda Williamson, Janette Anderson, Laurie Tadevick. Paper staff members are, from left to right, Dora Mayo, Tracy Steinbacher, Kathy Watkins, Janet Dostal, Becky Scribner, Margaret Qunell, Mary Tepp, Selina Juedeman, Tammey Ludeman, Caroline Juedeman, Brenda Heramb, advisor. 43 Our Miss Brooks '-The Coach Hugo (Ken Spencer) has second thoughts about stardom. Faith (Karie Gardner) and Elaine (Janette An- derson) are disappointed in their parts for Lost Ftorizon. The play Our Miss Brooks was sponsored by the Junior class and was performed on the even- ings of November 5 and 6. Acting awards went to Bobbi Jo Quigley, Best Actress and Ken Spencer, Best Actor. Supporting actor and actress awards went to Clint Peters and Selina Juedeman. Best character actress and actor were Angela Joyce, Tammey Ludeman and Scott Tonne. The play was directed by Ms. Lila Anderson with Sherry Row- land assisting as student director. Here they are two Chinese lanterns! exclaims Elsie (Brenda Harvey) to Elaine. 44 I'll have these notes where the audience won't see them. declares Martin (Troy Danbrook) to the rest of the cast. Play About A Play The cast of Lost Horizon rehearses a problem scene. Rhonda (Tammey Ludeman) complains to Miss Brooks (Bobbi jo Quigley), I don't want any part but Helen. My mother especially wants me in the play. Don't you think we ought to rehearse? 45 Coach Hugo volunteers to take Martin's part. STUDENTS FIND EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITY IN SPEECH AND DRAMA AND SCIENCE CLUB SCIENCE CLUB members are, from left to right, seated: Clint Peters, Brenda Harvey, Standing: Becky Scribner, Brenda Williamson, Scott Tonne, Rob Briney, Tammey Ludeman, Edward Williamson, Dennis Williamson, Dari Thompson, Debbie Clark. SPEECH AND DRAMA members from left to right are: Kathy Watkins, Emily Godhahn, Brenda Williamson, Lila Anderson; coach, Selina Juedeman, Tracy Steinbacher, Ken Spencer, Janet Dostal, Gina Newmyer. Actors Honored As Audience Votes Favorites Our Miss Brooks The Junior Play awards were given to, left to right, sitting: Bobbi Jo Quigley, Best Actress; Angela Joyce, Best Character Actress; Tammey Ludeman, Best Character Actress; stand- ing: Ken Spencer, Best Actor; Scott Tonne, Best Character Actor; Selina Juedeman, Best Supporting Actress; Clint Peters, Best Supporting Actor. The Senior Play awards were given to, left to right: Mike Goldhahn, Best Character Actor; Ken Spencer, Best Actor; Janette Anderson, Best Character Actress; Brenda Harvey, Best Supporting Actress; Clint Peters, Best Supporting Actor; Selina Juedeman, Best Actress; Angela Joyce, Best Supporting Actress; Tammey Ludeman, Honorable Mention. Ph o togra ph ers Are Vital To Annual Staff; Aides Assist Grade And H.S. Teachers Photographers are left to right: Bobbi Jo Quigley, Sherry Rowland, Troy Danbrook, Brenda Harvey, and Debbie Clark. Teachers Aides are left to right: Steven Bronec, Brenda Harvey, Shirley Steinbacher, Gina Newmeyer, Chris Dostal, Lola Trevithick, Margaret Qunell, and Becky Scribner. 48 Great Plains Crop Management Geraldine Brewer Ranch, Incorporated Geraldine PEP AND LETTER CL UBS SUPPORT ALL SPORTS PEP CLUB members are, from left to right, TOP ROW: Caroline Juedeman, Melanie Bumgarner, advisor, Tracy Steinbacher, Melody Rowland, Selina Juedeman, Kathy Watkins, Pam Qunell, Gina Newmyer, Debbie Clark. SECOND ROW: Tammey Ludeman, Laurie Tadevick, Chris Bostal, Becky Scribner, Angela Joyce, Janet Dostal, Mary Tepp, Sherry Rowland. BOTTOM ROW: Barbara Eidel, advisor, Colette Joyce, Jodi Smith, Margaret Qunell, Brenda Williamson, Karie Gardner, Tara Ebeling, Mary Dostal, Janette Anderson. Not pictured: Tina Regan. u U U hi 1 I - F « « 1 N a m • • • ft f • 1 il 4 I • 9 l““ I— 1 ‘ LETTER CLUB members are, from left to right, STANDING: Glen Johnson, advisor, Tracy Steinbacher, Shirley Stein- bacher, Lance Juedeman, Robbie Bourne, Colt Lewis, Dennis Williamson, Henry Wishman, Vince Bronec, Dwayne Eairbanks, Steve Bronec, Angela Joyce, Dari Thompson. KNEELING: Mary Tepp, Donald Qunell, Clint Peters, Rick Clark, Brad Taylor, Lyle Arnst, Scott Anderson, Ken Spencer, Rob Sullivan, Jim Ward. SITTING: Becky Scribner, Colette Joyce, Tara Ebeling, Jodi Smith, Laurie Tadevick, Debbie Clark, Tammey Ludeman, Janette Anderson, Sherry Rowland, Margaret Qunell. Fisher Metal Products Farmer's Elevator H-O Parts Supply Case Power and Equipment 49 Fort Benton Candids Show Personality Of Geraldine's very own Siamese twins. Pep Band performs at home football game. Doesn't this break the school Policy Book rule? Can you believe these are $60 legs? Shaving a balloon isn't as easy as it looks! Vet's Club Palace Bar Fort Benton Motor Co. River Press Fort Benton Geraldine Students Tiger fans are not daunted by blistery weather. K's Auto Power Motors Norm's Lanes Henri's Cafe Fort Benton Ten Members Comprise National Honor Society National Honor Society members are, from left to right, Mr. Stan Smith advisor, Clint Peters, Sherry Rowland, Kathy Watkins, Bobbi Jo Quigley, Selina Juedeman, Rob Briney, Brenda Harvey, Caroline Juedeman, Tracy Steinbacher. State Delegates Travel To Helena Boys' State delegate is Dennis Williamson. Girls' State delegates are Christine Dostal (alternate), Bobbi Jo Quigley, and Selina Juedeman. 52 Geraldine Collection Dispatch and Delivery National Farmer's Organization CHORUS MEMBERS are, left to right, bottom row: Henry Wishman, Marty Clark, Janette Anderson, Clint Peters, Scott Tonne, top row: Gina Newmyer, Debbie Clark, Melody Rowland, Tammey Ludem?%n, Ered Carlton, Scott Anderson, Troy Danbrook, Caroline Juedeman, Jodi Smith, Sheila Clark and Pam Qunell. Chorus Members Increase In 81 ; ASGHS Sponsors Parade And Christmas Party ASGHS MEMBERS are, left to right, bottom row: Robyn Tonne, Ted Clark, Shawn Protsman, Don Qunell, top row: Janette Anderson, Caroline Juedeman, Selina Juedeman, Ered Carlton, Robby Sullivan, Colt Lewis, Scott Tonne, Clint Peters, Ernest Jean, advisor, Dennis Williamson, and Laurie Tadevick. Pastime Club Ft. Benton Geraldine Co-op Store Geraldine 53 Annual Christmas Concert Regina Newmyer and Marty Clark vocalize in a duet called Singing A New Song. The Christmas Concert was held on December 17, 1980. The Concert Band played several in- strumental numbers of the sea- son. Bobbi Jo Quigley and Robby Sullivan together in performing two songs Trav'ler and It's My Day. The Stage Band played Blues For Stefan ' A Child Is Born ' and Free Spirit. Mrs. Ja- net Huenink performed a song entitled Chanson Dans La Nuit ' on her harp. The Chorus harmo- nized in It Was Almost Like A Song ' The Power And The Glo- ry ' Spread Joy, I Hear Bells ' No Golden Carriage, No Bright Toy, and Holiday Blessing. The accompanists for the concert were Bobbi Jo Quigley and Ja- nette Anderson. Jan Mayo, Karen Anderson, Karla Gardner, and Winona Smootz sing in a quartet accompanied by Bobbi Jo Quigley. Enchants Holiday Audience The Concert Band performs four songs for the Christmas crowd. The high school chorus serenades a capacity audience to produce a holiday spirit. The GHS Stage Band played to a different beat of Christmas music. , Sharlo Wilda and Elizabeth Neill entertain the audience with a holiday number. STAGE BAND MEMBERS are, from left to right. Top Row: Janette Anderson, Caroline Juedeman, Melody Rowland, Lance Juedeman. Middle Row: Christine Dostal, Tammey Ludeman, Robby Sullivan, Bobbi Jo Quigley, Tracy Steinbacher, David Spencer. Bottom Row: Selina Juedeman, Marty Clark. Not pictured: Mr. Jeff Huenick, director. 56 Ron's Food Center PriceRite Grocery Fort Benton Grocery Stores Stensland's IGA GHS Pride Shown In Concert, Pep And Stage Bands CONCERT AND PEP BAND MEMBERS ARE, from left to right, Top Row: Tracy Sullivan, Collette Joyce, Mary Jo Tadevick, David Spencer, Janette Anderson, Caroline Juedeman, Janet Dostal, Christine Dostal, Marty Clark, Tina Regan, John Clark, Melody Rowland, Mary Dostal, Laurie Tadevick, Lance Juedeman, Kathy Watkins, Mr. Jeff Huenink, Director. Middle Row: Tracy Stein- bacher, Pam Wishman, David Rowland, Colt Lewis, Rick Clark, Robby Sullivan, Brad Taylor, Alan Clark. Bottom Row: Tammey Ludeman, Brenda Williamson, Selina Juedeman, Angela Joyce, Becky Scribner, Tracie Poindexter, Tara Ebeling, Tracy Regan, Jill Engellant. Cadet And Junior Bands Develop Musical Abilities CADET BAND members are, TOP ROW: Director, Mr. Huenink, Mike Arnst, John Bronec, Karnes Neill, Darren Engellant, Brian Benzing, Dale Apple, BOTTOM ROW: Nicole Duvall, Terri Robison, Lynn Scribner JUNIOR BAND members are, TOP ROW: Kevin Engellant, Kraig Meeks, Gary Anderson, SECOND ROW: Tami Poindexter, Angie Stone, Michelle Duvall, Dawn Apple, Elizabeth Neill, Joel Lundy, Chris Moline, Brad Benzing, Director, Mr. Huenink, Georgia Smootz, THIRD ROW. Laurice Spencer, Colette Lewis, Tadej Barnard, BOTTOM ROW: Winona Smootz, Anita Dostal. 57 High School Musicians Excel In Various Areas Senior Band members are, left to right, Shirley Steinbacher, Janet Dostal, Kathy Watkins and Caroline Juedeman. Bobbi Jo Quigley was chosen to perform with the 1980 All-State Band during Teacher's Convention. Marty Clark, Shirley Steinbacher, Selina Juedeman, and Caroline Juedeman. Sitting, Lance Juedeman and Robbie Sullivan. Janette Anderson, left, accompanied the GHS chorus and Tracy Steinbacher was Band librarian. 58 Andy's D K Distributors Ken Boggs Chevrolet First Bank Fred's Toggery Fort Benton School cooks are Vera Mae Brandei, left, and Glenda Thoreson. School Staff Is Essential To Operation Of School School bus drivers are, from left to right, Bill Brewer, Leonard Stein- bacher, Dorothy Clark, Sonia Smart, Bob Spencer. Not pictured Roy Lundy, Les Thompson, Earlene Bourne and substitutes Bob Smoots, Richard Lewis and Earl Furlong. NO CONCESSIONS IN THE Cm Mrs. Ethel Scribner is the high school custodian. Mr. Abe Goertzen handles maintenance and custo- dial functions. Rod Cartwright assists in school custodial duties. 59 When it rains, this is a familiar sight at G.H.S. You got to be smarter than the candle! And Then Again. . . = ■--mm W After a great performance John Clark congratulates the one-man band? The Geraldine boys show their What is this world coming to? sportsmanship. 60 Bob's Exxon Geraldine There Are Days Like These Big Sag Ranch Geraldine Geraldine Motors Geraldine 61 Spring Performance Of Brother Being a maid leaves little time for beauty work. I'm just a little kid. I can't get into any trouble. Now march out in that kitchen and do those dishes. Eve (Caroline Juedeman) tells Wesley (Clint Peters) she won't go to the party on his motorcycle. Peggy (Brenda Harvey) demonstrates a football play to Alice (Brenda Williamson) and Carol (Angela Joyce). 62 Goose Is Audience Pleaser Maybe it's my super, carved cabinet. deluxe, color T.V. with the imported hand- 63 Elementary Students Enjoy School Activities Mrs. Leitheiser's third grade class performs a reading presentation to an audience of parents. 64 This horse is driving me buggy! First National Bank Geraldine Santa Claus treat the fourth graders to a candy bar at the annual Christmas party. Kindergarten Adjusts To New Schedule Kindergarten students are full of ambition in their first year of school. Rita Pemberton, left. Special Education teacher, and Ann Johnson, Aide. Not pictured, Patti Stoos, also Special Edu- cation teacher. The kindergarten class members are, left to right, STANDING: Ann Wishman, Christi Martinez, Chad Roudebush, Damon Juedeman, Shanna Engellant, Bart Diekhans, Craig Elementary student, Mark Muir, enjoys daily Benzing, KNEELING: Jim Smith, Joshua Bourne, Heidi Heitzman, Lonnie Cartwright, school routine. Shane Scribner, Scott Stone, SITTING: Erica Anderson, Ryan Schmitt, Shawna Brewer, Allen Hicks and Delisa Protsman. Not pictured; Jackie Goldhahn, Teacher and Patricia Ecklund, Aide. 65 D.j. Brewer Jim Bronec Heather Buck Luke Diekhans Coleen Furlong Merrilena Gardner 1st And 2nd Graders Learn Primary Skills First and second grade teachers are, left to right, Ms. Barbara Eidel (second grade) and Ms. Melanie Bumgarner (first grade). Nicole Curtis Brian Dostal Chad Grenz Brenda Leitheiser John Paulsrud Kristy Poindexter Toni Protsman John Smart Jennifer Thoreson Allen Wishman 66 3rd And 4th Grades Adjust To School Routine Robby Anderson Tracy Barnard Kristi Bourne Chris Diekhans Kevin Hicks Lane Little Alan Milledge Owen Milledge Tammy Motley Nicole Schmitt Lori Smart Klay Smootz Third and fourth grades are taught respectively by Mrs. Sharon Leitheiser (left) and Mrs. Cathy Sessions. Helen Bronec Brent Clark Bill Postal Kassey Furlong Erin Juedeman Tanya Lewis Tavia Lewis Melissa Lundy Patti Martin Wendy Motley Dan Paulsrud Dena Poindexter Jim Smart Jennifer Tadej Jodi Thoreson Leslie Williamson Terri Wishman Variety Of Subjects Offered To 5th 6th Grades Dale Apple Mike Arnst Brian Benzing John Bronec Nicole Duvall Daren Engellant Anna Goldhahn Karnes Neill Terri Robison Lynn Scribner Not pictured: Aaron Atchison Middle grade teachers are, left to right, Mr. Bob Smootz (sixth grade), Ms. Janice Hayworth, (student teacher-fifth grade), and Mrs. Elaine Williamson (fifth grade). 68 Joel Lundy Lisa Martin Kraig Meeks Rod Odegaard Tami Poindexter Ronda Robison Jackie Smith Georgia Smootz Laurice Spencer Bobbi Spevacek Angie Stone Dennis Wishman Not pictured: Michael Atchison Gary Anderson Tadej Barnard Brad Benzing Mark Goldhahn Colette Lewis Junior High Is Active In School Life t Karen Anderson Dawn Apple Anita Dostal Michelle Duvall Kevin Engellant Karla Gardner Todd Ludeman Jan Mayo Chris Moline Elizabeth Neill John Smith Winona Smootz Sharlo Wilda Mrs. Gene Davison (left) teaches many Junior High classes. Mrs. Erancine Anderson is Teachers' Aide for the elementary section. Monty Anderson Alan Bronec Alan Clark Lloyd Danbrook Jill Engellant Rhonda Martin Scott Meeks Tracie Poindexter Shawn Protsman Tracy Regan David Spencer Tracy Sullivan Mary Jo Tadevik Robyn Tonne Pam Wishman Prom Theme For 1981 Is The Silver River Band provided music for all from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Shadows in the Moonlight was the theme for the 1981 Prom. The annual event was held on March 28 and was sponsored by the Junior Class. The Silver River Band from Lewistown played a variety of music for the large crowd. The Grand March took place at midnight with the royalty being crowned immediately after- wards. Both parents and students alike enjoyed the evenings festivities. 1981 Prom Queen and King Brenda Harvey; Edward Williamson 70 Bruce and Joan Quigley Shadows In The Moonlight Junior Prince: Dennis Williamson; Junior Princess: Selina Juedeman Sophomore Prince: Rick Paulsrud; Sophomore Princess: Brenda Williamson Formally-attired G.H.S. students participated in the Grand March at mid night. Freshman Prince: Colt Lewis Freshman Princess: Colette Joyce Riverview Greenhouse Ft. Benton Spring Events Include Bazaar And Jr-Sr Banquet _ G---------‘' The eighth grade sponsored a booth for the spring PTSA Bazaar. Take time to smell the flowers Monty Anderson shoots baskets in the booth sponsored by the Geral- dine Volunteer Fire Department. Music Dept. Presents Spring Concert In May The concert band, under the direction of Mr. jeffrey Huenick, played several springtime selections. Lance, Caroline and Selina Juedeman entertain the audience in a Stage Band number. 11 73 Impressive vocal sounds were performed by the high school chorus. Outstanding Students Are Football trophies went to, left to right, Lyle Arnst (MVP and Best Hitter), Dennis Williamson (Best Lineman) and Don Qunell (Most Inspirational Player). Track awards went to Clint Peters and Margaret Qunell. Emily Goldhahn took first place in the National High School Math Contest. Girls' basketball awards recipients were, left to right, Pam Qunell (Most Improved), jodi Smith (Free Throw Trophy), Debbie Clark (MVP) and Margaret Qunell (Hustler Award). 74 Recognized At Annual Awards Assembly The 1980-81 awards presenta- tion assembly was held in the school gym on May 15,1981. Mas- ter of ceremonies for the event was principal, Ernest Jean. Due to photographic failure, the Heisey Award recipients, Becky Scribner, Sherry Rowland, and Lyle Arnst, are not shown on this page. Scholarships and senior awards as well as those given in music and drama are pictured elsewhere in the Safari. Those receiving awards for boys' basketball were, left to right, Lance Juedeman (Most Improved), Lyle Arnst (MVP), Clint Peters (Hustle Award) and Dari Thompson (Free Throw Trophy). Clint also received the Most Valuable Trackster Award. Pep Club awards went to, left to right, Karie Gardner (Outstanding Member), Selina Juedeman (Cheer Queen) and Marty Clark (Out- standing Color Guard Member.) Elizabeth Neill was Outstanding Junior Band member for the year. « Todd Ludeman won the American Legion Free Throw Contest. 75 Nine members of the class of 1981 left Geral- dine on May 18 to tour the western part of the state of Montana. Helena and Frontier Town were highlights of the trip with stops in Butte to view the Berkeley Pit and Deer Lodge to inspect the old state prison. Fairmont Hot Springs and the Lewis and Clark Caverns were also visited by the senior class in their end-of-the-year annual outing. Dari Thompson and Don Qunell have a discussion with chaper one, Jack Arn$t. The class poses for a picture at Frontier Town. This is the strangest tree I've ever seen. Hey everybody, wait for me. Senior Trip Features State Capital And Western Mon tana I wanna' go home. The seniors visited Frontier Town close to Helena. 77 A Few Words From My Friends. . l3 Tina, Teresa and Tracy Regan AOA L Roascoe and Geraldine Anderson Lyle Arnst Mr. and Mrs. Francis Engellant Safari Supporters Robert J. LaBrel, DDS Schmidt, Gilbert, and Jurgers A.E. Anderson, Attorney Robert E. Bylund, OD Senior Parent Listings Mr. and Mrs. Harold Giese Leonard and Ruth Steinbacher Eagle Butte Farm-Jack, Sharlin, Lyle, Mike and Dennis Arnst Mr. and Mrs. Tom Briney Wiley and JoAlice Juedeman John and Rita Peters Gyme and Carol Scribner Mr. Paul Tepp Mrs. Margie Watkins Bob and Coralee Harvey Brad and Helen Clark Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilda Ralph and Jeanne Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dostal Tadevick Simmental Ranch Joe and Lee Tadevick 79 A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR 1981 SAFARI Whether you have just read this annual page for page or just skimmed through and looked at certain sections, you have taken a look at one full year of hard work and devotion of an excellent staff. You have looked at 80 pages of memories created especially for every high school student. As you look at this annual, I ask you to not criticize because you do not like a picture or caption, but commend the staff on a job well done. It takes a great deal of hard work, time, and money to put an annual of this quality together, especially for a school the size of Geraldine. It needs the support of the community through the purchase of annuals and sponsorships. I have found my year as editor very rewarding. I have had the privilege of working with a small, but excellent, staff and an exceedingly helpful advisor. Throughout the year there were usually only six staff members at a meeting at the same time, but everyone on the staff was hard-working and willing to stay for just one hour a week. Mrs. Van Voast has contributed a great deal to this annual by urging staff members to work on their pages during spare time and working on pages herself. She has been a great help and I am sure the staff and annual will not be the same without her. I thank Mrs. Van Voast, the staff, and the photographers for all their hard work and I wish the staff luck on next year's annual. EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER STAFF MEMBERS PHOTOGRAPHERS . . ADVISOR CDtjO tJr Brenda Harvey Bobbi Jo Quigley, Sherry Rowland ...............Brenda Williamson Janette Anderson, Angela Joyce Colette Joyce, Laurie Tadevick Debbie Clark, Troy Danbrook Brenda Harvey, Bobbi Jo Quigley Sherry Rowland ................Paula Van Voast 80