Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1988 volume:

1987-88 GERALDINE, MONTANA 59446 HOME OF THE '541 HI 737-4371 BOX 57 TIGERS STAFF 1DITOR ......... STAGEv 600DHARI STAFF. . . LYNN SCRIBNER NICOLE DUVALL MARGIE MC6RANN MELISSA LUNDY PATTI MARTIN LESLIE WILLIAMSON MINDY RICE JAYMIE CHERY HELEN BRONEC Loo I SOR.......MRS. HERAMB-CLARK Thank You! The annual sta-ft would like to thank Jay Eklund for his time and work spent on the 1987-88 yearbook. Also, we would like to thank Sharon Holland tor taking and developing pictures throughout the year. The annu a 1 wou1d not be possible without the help o f these two generous peop1e. Table of Contents SENIORS................... 3 PEOPLE...................11 SPORTS....................25 CLUBS.....................3? MUSIC.....................45 SPECIAL EVENTS 51 1 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: PIONEER INSURANCE AGENCY W-HflT fl LIFE, SENBR9 This is my year off! Future world leaders Siamese twins bound at the arms. Colgate poster-child Goodbye cruel world. What an athlete! 2 Bike riding is good exercise THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: RIVER CITY REPAIR THE PAST, PRESEdT, 6 FUTURE IN FIVE YEARS: I see myself going to Western, home of the fighting some kind of animal, for one year of nothing anG two years of something. After school, 1 will be living off of food stanps somewhere i r. the middle of nowhere next to fill in the blank City. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Don't do what everyone thinks you should do; do what you hlnk you should do and what makes you happy. IN FIVE YEARS: Daren will pursue his basketball career at U of M. After redshirting his first year Daren will spend his spare time shagging balls under the leadership of Stu Morrill. After vigorous weight training and endless shooting drills during the summer, Daren feels he could make the team his third year. After Daren's illustrious career at Missoula he will receive the head job as janitor at U of M. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Don't IN FIVE YEARS; PI! go to Western Montana College and get a degree in business and travel, then «get a good job out-of-state arid eventually gei married. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Don t believe everything you're tolc, get out of Gera’dme once in awhile, act the” age that you are, and have lots of fun in high school. Enjoy living at home with your oarents and not making any Dig decisions, because before you l nniii i vnn ■' Tl Ka nn j. flcAn 91 rJllonec IN FIVE YEARS: 1 will be working on the Farm and married. AW ICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Work hard in school, so you graduate. 9nna A{. fjoidAaAn IH FIVE YEARS: After my tel owship doing research with the American Cancer Society at ter graduation, I dec ded to become a doctor. I attended tcur years of pre-feed at Carroll College and was on their debate tear.. ho I arc in my first year of Graduate school and will hopefully be a doctor in another five years. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Enjoy high school and learn all that you can because although it may seem endless, someday you will graduate. Have fun; be happy: ana live for yourself, not tor everyone else. fjdtM Mm 9 fjtflcAitem IN FIVE YEARS: Aaron will have received his high school diplorca by narrowly squeaking by ir Government wth a D-. He will accept a basketball scholarship to , play at PLU. Later ne will transfer to UCLA to play with his pair Jim Harnck. there he will marry his dreafTi girl, Janette Big Knife from Rocky B’cy, buv his drearc car-, a Fiat, and have a dream job as an architect. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Don t take Government’ (Ja e f wjtfue IN FIVE YEARS: I Mill be living in Phoenix anti will oe the head of organized crime. I will be very rich and very married. I will have four mistresses and a lot of fun! ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: When the going gets tough, stay ir. bed! IN FIVE YEARS: I'll be going to school at the Montana College of Mineral Sciences Technology, actively pursuing a degree in engineering. I do not see a wife that far ir. the future, but I in sure I will have had several girlfriends. By the time I graduate, j will be making close to $2C,000 a year and supporting my bachelor life style, like my pcrsche and summer cabin. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Enjoy the years that you spend in this wonderful school, because they go by so fast. Spend some time “socializing or else go crazy from boredom and stay a kid as long as you can, because you have most of your fife to be an adult. jVlccle tsi. Qbtw€iM IN FIVE YEARS: I see myself attending Northwest Community College in Powell, Wyoming for at least two years pursuing a degree in Equestrian Science and one as a Veterinary Technician. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Make the most of your high school career. i jUlcAael IN FIVE YEARS: Married? Who Knows? Kids? Who Knows? Rich? Hopefully! Out of State? Hopefully! Having fun? Definitely! ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Dare to he different; don't let what people think effect you. Have as much fun as you can possibly take, then a little more. Never show up on time and be the first to leave' TO JUNIORS: Find Juan, Fritz. Magruder, and kill them or at 'east don't let them pass the border! IN FIVE YEARS: I see myself attending Montana State University and graduating with a degree in speech communications. I also see myself falling deeply in love with a multi-millionaire and moving back east to enjoy a never-ending honeymoon with my wonderful husband. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: Never give up on anything you stand tar and believe in. Do what makes £ou happy. Work hard in school, get a good education, and have a of a time doing it. Tfalte-iT worth remembering!1 IN FIVE YEARS: I'll be married to Mindy and have two kids (maybe). I'll live in a warm place and have a big house. I will be welding for a living. ADVICE TO UNDERGRADUATES: If you brown-nose, make sure the person in front of you doesn't stop: '1'. •• ffami Men I came here. I had three main goals in mind: to improve my English skills, to meet new people and to learn about the American school system. Now I can say that I have achieved my goals. Even though I still don't speak perfect English, 1 have improved a lot in terms of reading, writing and understanding. 1 have met many people and 1 have to say it is very hard to find any friendlier people than you are here. I also have learned about the school system. 1 am very impressed with your athletic program. Besides giving students something to do. the team really entertained the whole community. 1 hao a great time playing football and basketball. 1 especially enjoyed the basketball games. In my home town it is really hard to get people to any games. Here the gymnasium was always full, rep-band playing, cheerleaders on the floor, big crowds cheering and of course a great basketball team playing made these gamenights terrific. I was also impressed with the music program. Almost every child here was able to play some instrument. 1 had a great time playing in band, accompanying the chorus, and of course playing solos in the music festival. These music festivals really makes music students improve. I was amazed over some of the solos in the state music festival. Now that my year is over it is time for thank you's. Pd like to thank all of you people for being so friendly to me: I'd like to thank all of the teachers for being patient with me; Pd like to thank my senior class for making the school year go fast; but most of all I want to thank my host family Elaine and Leslie Williamson for sharing their home with me. Without them 1 would have never been able to come to Geraldine. I have to go home soon, but 1 am happy to have my arents come here to Montana. During my year here 1 have earned to appreciate my family and especially my country. Even though 1 am anxious to go back home 1 am sad about leaving Geraldine. I will miss you all and I hope PU see you seme day again. FI'OM US TO YOU I, DALE APPLE, being of sound mind and bod , do will riy outgoing personality to Tanya Lewis in hopes she will make some out of town friends. I will ray ability to be rejected by most females to Klay Srcootz and all my escapades with Squirt to Jodi Thoreson. 1 will my ability to get drunk and obnoxious to Tammy Motley and my common sense to Chris Diekhans in hopes he will use it. 1 will ray 'golden' hands in football to Uilliaam Dostal in hopes he'll catch a pass. To Owen Milledge, I will my speed, my flat feet, and my leaping ability. I also will my brain to Alan and faen Mill edge so they don't have to share the one they have. 1 will ray unused electric razor to Jim Smart in hopes he will use it on his face, and not to shave the hair off his head. 1 will my D.P. 107 wing rauscle-builder-upper to Jim Smart in hopes he'll strengthen his wings so they won't break anymore. Last but not least, 1 will my running ability to Tammy Motley in hopes she'll keep on running. I, MIKE ARNST, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will the highlights of high school to the following: Those nice long hauls home every day from school and on weekends to Jenn T. and Tracy B. My ability to get in trouble in every class, even if I didn't do it, to the whole school so every class is total chaos. I will my friends Russ and Russ to Mindy and Patti. I will my car to Chris so she will have a car, if she gets a license! I will my yellow car to nobody! From my brothers I will those wild parties, which I couldn't find, to anybody who finds one around Geraldine. I will to Margie the house in town and also the great times I've had in Fort Benton and a certain guy in Havre in hopes she will be there a lot. And finally, to Lane Little I will my wardrobe so he can have some clothes instead of wearing his scrubby ol' sweats to school. I, JOHN T. BRONEC, being of sound mind and body, will my good times in advanced P.E. to Brent Clark. I will my black book to any of the boys. I will my three pointer to the basketball team. I, NICOLE AM DWALL, being of sound mind and body, will my hurtling ability to Rooster in hopes that he will never again be embarrased at a football game. To Niki, 1 will my ability to never ride the bus for any reason. To Chris I will my ability to never have been grounded. To Jayraie I will my ability to never tell someone what they are getting into until they are already in it, and my fantastic ability to run up and down hills. I, RUSS FULLER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to brown nose and pass government to Brent Clark, my skill at wandering the halls and get away with it to Lane Little, my body to fteen Milledge, my chest to Erin J., and if there's any left over give it to Margie M. A death threat to all the males in school for obvious reasons, to my buddy Rooster one of the little teeny tiny hairs on my chest. To Jodi T. and Patti M. I give my blue rod so they can go places without me. My ability to do the laundry and ray ability to make up my mind and then stay with the same girl for a long time to Jim Smart. I, ATftt MARY GOLDHAW, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble for 4 years and still be suspected of doing everything devious, underhanded, and against the rules to anyone who wants to spend half of her life defending herself. I will my tendencies to procrastinate until the absolute last second to anyone who wants to make sure that Mrs. Armstrong's blood pressure never gets down to normal. My speech ability I will to anyone who wants to excel in an activity that no one cares about, but especially to Kassey, Niki, and Heidi in hopes that they will be able to keep a speech team in Geraldine. To my best friend, Kassey, I will all of my out-of-town friends (since she knows most of them) so that she can occasionally get out and have fun in the real world. To my little sister, Rose, 1 leave the key to my closet in hopes that she will be able to get out of the closet that my parents wfrre always trying to lock me in. I, STACEY JO GQQDMRT, being of sound mind and body, leave to Margie McGrann all the wild berries she needs to get her through her senior year, my ability to have a lot of fun my senior year without getting into trouble, and a lot of memories and inside jokes. To Robby Anderson I will my ability to walk all the way to school everyday. To Erin Juedeman I give a little bit of freedom and to Steph Spencer my athletic ability. To Tammy Motley I give my lust for chocolate so maybe she can put some meat on her bones, and my quietness and obscurity to Heidi Spevacek in hopes that she will know when to use it. The Chippendales picture in my locker that was willed to me by Laurice Spencer I leave to Jodi Thoreson so she car drool all over her own books. To Lane Little I will my ability to enjoy little sisters, and to Jim Smart my ability to always have a comeback and also the responsibility of keeping Margie out of trouble. To Mr. Chery I give a dose of spring fever so he can understand why everyone flunks government the last quarter. To Mrs. Heramb-Clark I will my sense of humor because I know she'll miss it. I will back to my parents the bathroom, the hot water that goes with it, and the car in hopes they will enjoy them before Katie becomes a teenager. Last but not least, 1 will my cooking ability to anyone who is an anarexic pyromaniae. 9 I� RUSSELL JONES, being of burned out nind and lots of body, do hereby will ray ability to party hardy and always get grounded to Lane Little, ray awesotie car to Klay 'cause his is such a piece, ray awesone wonan to no one, my picture in ny locker to Rooster in hopes he will enjoy it as much as Russ F. and Mike did, ny ability to make it to the All-Star Football game to Jin Siart, and one of the teeny, tiny hairs on my chest to Rooster 'cause the one Russ F. gave hint isn't going to be enough. 1, TERRI ROBISDN, being of sound Bind and body, will to By buddy E.J. all of By Disney Bovies, in hopes that she will learn to enjoy theB, all of By bruises, my weightlifting abilities, and all of By big words. I hope all of this doesn't send her ’screaming in the streets.’ I will to By other buddy Stephibob By stinky Eagle, so she doesn't have to start 3 days before, asking her parents if she can borrow the Daily World Wagon. I also will to her By three study halls, and By ’Hot SBile.’ I will By spot in the Rooster Fan Club to Lori Smart, my ability to go to a beautician to get a hair cut to Jin Smart, my spot as Roosters cousin to anyone who wants to go through the same trausa as 1 did, and last but not least 1 will all of Aaron's girlfriends away so I don't have to worry about them anymore. 1, LYhN SCRIBNER, being of sound mind and body, will my hot rod of a pickup to Margie McGrann so she can go over 50 mph and not worry about her vehicle falling apart. To Heidi Spevacek my ability to make it to school before the final bell rings. To Tanny Motley my ’strawberry patch.’ To Mindy, Jodi, Jennifer, Margie, and a certain someone else the great ’roof’ parties. To Leslie Williamson, I will my ability to stay single for a ’majority’ of my senior year. To Tanya, Tavia, Jaymie, and Kassey the long bumpy trips to Arnst's every other week. I also will to Margie, all my patience and good cheer to survive the 88-89 school year here at good old GHS. I guess everything else I will to Becky and Barbie in hopes that they have as good a time in grade school and high school as 1 did. I, AARON ATCHISON, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to be ground bound for life in basketball to Chris Diekhans, my ability to be smart enough not to foul with 2 seconds left in an overtime while being up by one point with the opposing team having to go full court for a miracle bomb in front of 6,000 screaming fans in a state championship basketball game to anybody stupid enough to foul, my ’Sea Dragon study hall to Brian Dostal, my ability to never get in trouble by Mr. James to Jim, and finally my ability to have ONLY one girlfriend my senior year to Chris. I, DAREN ENGELLANT, being of sound mind and body, will my firestarting ability to Margie McGrann, my slam-dunking ability to Chris Diekhans so he can jam it next year, my calculator to Rooster Hicks since it follows him from class to class, my break-dancing ability to whoever has an ample supply of oxygen, ray ability to write four years of math on a postage stamp to whoever wants to only spend 25 cents on paper, my neat handwriting to Jeremy Smith since his needs some work, to Alan Milledge I will enough money to buy a ticket to the Land of 0: so he can get a brain, I will my saying ’yeah, yeah!’ to next year's basketball team in hopes they'll be watching the 1st game of the state tournament, and last I will some diapers to Coach Holland so he won't have to ’ ?3 ! the bed!’ 1, SAMI JANTltfEN, being of sound mind and body, will my basketball abilities to Kevin ’Air Rooster Hicks in hopes that he will score next year; all my football jerseys to klay Snootz so he can wear a different one every day; my love of English to Jim Smart; and my 20 20 vision to (keen Milledge so maybe he'll see the fences next time he's driving a 4-wheeler. Because I have two high school years left in Finland, I still need my diligence and other good studying abilities. CLASS SPONSORS: MR. DARRELL HOLLAND MRS. LILA ARMSTRONG VALEDICTORIAN-ANNA GOLDHAHN SALUTATOR IAN-DAREN ENGELLANT MOTTO THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD IS NOT SO MUCH WHERE WE STAND AS IN WHAT DIRECTION WE ARE MOVING. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES COLORS NAVY BLUE, POWDER BLUE, WHITE FLOWER WHITE ROSE WITH BLUE TIPS 10 BRONEC, HELEN ii) CHERY, JAYMIE CLARK, BRENT COATES, DEANNA DOSTAL, WILLIAM FURLONG, KASSEY JUEDEMAN, ERIN LEWIS, TANYA LEWIS, TAVIA LUNDY, MELISSA MARTIN, PATTI McGRANN, MARGIE MOTLEY, WENDY POINDEXTER, DENA RICE, MINDY SMART, JIM TADEJ, JENNIFER THORESON, JODI WILLIAMSON, LESLIE 12 FRESHMEn Curtis, CLASS OF 91 Niki Thoreson, Jennifer SOPHOMORES Anderson, Robby CLASS OF 90 Diekhans, Chris Barnard, Tracy Little, Lane Hicks, Kevin Milledge, Owen Milledge, Alan Smart, Lori Motley, Tammy Spencer, Steph Smootz, Klay Wilda, Tim Spevacek, Heidi Kjf S' « ft� -«L V TWf 4- No artificial colors or preservatives. 1’avia L wis and Jennifer Tadej do sane heavy thinking and dreaninp n the clear mountain air. I’m just thinking about reading one of these books. It’s snack time. Cheers! Tanny Motley and Alan Mil ledge enjo their meal at Prom Nite Supper. G E i; A L II IN E FACULTY Lila Armstrong English 18 years at GHS Speech Coach Senior Class Sponsor Arma Bell Library 1 year at CHS Sophcmore Class Advisor Tom Briney Guidance Counselor 20 years at CHS Ken Burton 6th Grade 2 years at Geraldine Elementary Basketball Coach Allen Chery Brenda Heranir-Clark Principal Goverrment Business 2 years at GHS 8 years at CHS Asst. Girls' Basketball Coach Girls' Basketball Coach Student Council Advisor Girls' Track Coach Annual Staff Advisor 8th Grade Class Sponsor Marilyn Clark 3rd Grade A years at Geraldine Volleyball Coach Earl Furlong Shop IA years at GHS Freshman Sponsor Darrell Holland Doug Janes Laura Jones Richard Lewis Social Studies Hisic Ath Grade Science 8 years at GHS Assistant Football and Track Coach Boys' Basketball Coach Senior Class Sponsor I year at CHS Freshman Sponsor 2 years at Geraldine 19 years at GHS Science Club Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Penny Meeks Home Economics 10 years at GHS Unite Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Rita Pemberton Special Ed. 10 years at Geraldine Margee Pettit 2nd Grade 3 years at Geraldine Jr. High Basketball Jr. High Girls' Track Robyn Scribner 1st Grade 3 years at Geraldine No Photo Available Bill Silvius Math 17 years at CHS 8th Grade Sponsor Concessions Sponsor Robert Smootz 7th Grade 18 years at Geraldine No Photo Available Patti Stoos Chapter I 12 years at Geraldine Cheerleading Sponsor Rod 1 jeet Physical Education Health 7 years at GHS Football Coach .. r Boys' Track Coach Sophcmore Class Sponsor Paula VanVoast Spanish 8 years at GHS Elaine Williamson 5th Grade 17 years at Geraldine E ard Zabrocki Super intendent 2 years at Geraldine Honor Society Advisor SCHOOL HELPERS SCHOOL BOARD KARL APPLE, CHAIRMAN; BRUCE THOMPSON, CLERK; WILEY JUEDEMAN, MICHAEL BOGNER, CHUCK BRONEC AND MAVIS ENGELLANT DON SMITH, FRANK FAIRBANKS, BOB SPENCER NOT PICTURED: CLINT FAIRBANKS, SONJA SMART, AND LES THOMPSON THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: UNITED GRAIN GENERAL MILLS- FORT BENTON BARB BUCK SHARON HOLLAND SECRETARY SECRETARY MEL MARTIN BILL CHAFIN HEAD CUSTODIAN CUSTODIAN ROD CARTWRIGHT CUSTODIAN LITA BUCK HEAD COOK ELAINE CLARK ASSISTANT COOK 16 and I helped I can’t believe we have to go out there and perform in front of all those people. Kara Joyce, Sharon Holland and Kim Owen sing the Star Spangled Banner at home basketball ganes. I can’t wait til I get rid of these seniors 17 Students participate in the snake assentoly Uh Oh! Where's mine? Here they come! Fifth grade preforming the Bill of Rights fo the 200th anniversary of the constitution. 18 You gp First! No, you go! No way, you’re first! m the days to remer er. 19 Bronec, Jiinny Buck, Heather Chafin, Chris Diekhans, Luke Furlong, Colleen Gardner, Merrillena Heitzman, Aaron Little, Melanie Smart, Londa Smith, Jeremy SEVENTH GRADE Anderson, Erica Clark, Gene Diekhans, Bart Engellant, Shana Heitzman, Heidi Juedeman, Danon Kraft, Charity Martinez, Christina Protsman, Delisa Roudebush, Chad Scribner, Shane Stone, Scott Wishman, Ann SIXTH GRADE Bronec, Wayne Clark, Jennifer Hicks, Allen Protsman, Kari Tadej, Belinda FIFTH GRADE Clark, Kevin Jackson, Dana Juedeman, Andrea Martinez, Brian Milledge, Steven Miir, Will Protsman, Jessica Tadej, Sandy Ann Wilda, Any Muir, Mark Bronec, Travis 21 SPECIAL EDUCATION FOURTH GRADE Bronec, Danny Chafin, Raleigh Diekhans, Joe Eklund, Daimon Flaspeter, Gina Goldhahn, Rose Little, Merle Mogstad, Jonathon Oven, Kurt Roudebush, Ragan Scribner, Michelle Shaw, Shannon SECOND GRADE Clark, Ryan Davis, Kara Eklund, Scott Hunter, Ad an Little, Jason CWen, Jeffrey Oven, Kyla Qunell, Kelly Robison, Glenna Wishman, John THIRD GRADE Chafin, Kade Patterson, Adriane Laura, Reid Sande, David Stone, Allyn Tadej, Ronda Tobiason, Cassandra Wilda, James FIRST GRADE Duvall, Adam Goldhahn, Alesha .Hankins, Jesse Holland, Scott Little, Becky Ludeman, Shadrach Mat tick, Ryan Mogstad, Mathew Muir, Angie Protsman, Kirk Roudebush, Renee Tobiason, Chris Van Voast, Jay Wheeler, Kelleysue Taylor, Jason (not pictured) HinOERGfiRTEFl BACK ROW: Tiffany Heitzman, Barbie Bittner, Amber Harrer, Jason Taylor, Noah Dawis, Eddy Furlong, Tiffany Clark. FRONT ROW: Gabriel Eklund, Ty Thoreson, Perry Atchison, Bobbi Reid, Jon Owen, Seth Fairbanks. F00TBflbb EtlflMPIQNS BACK ROW: Mike Arnst, Jim Smart, William Dostal, Dale Apple, Brent Clark, Russell Jones, Sami Jantunen, Aaron Atchison. MIDDLE ROW: John Smart, Lane Little, Alan Milledge, Robby Anderson, Manager, Coach Tweet, Coach Holland, Chris Diekhans, Russell Fuller, John Bronec. FRONT ROW: Klay Smootz, Owen Milledge, Brian Dostal. GERALDINE 22 16 51 35 12 55 44 6 8 34 BRIDGER 21 CENTERVILLE 26 HAYS 7 STANFORD 8 HOBSON 20 BELT 26 CENTERVILLE 0 BIG SANDY 46 TERRY The Geraldine Tiger football team captured first place in 4C and advanced to play-offs against the Big Sandy Pioneers. The Tigers advanced to quarter- finals by downing Big Sandy, 6-0. Geraldine met up with a tough and experienced Terry team and were eliminated by a score of 8-46. BACK ROW: Dale Apple, Russell Jones, Russell Fuller, Mike Arnst. FRONT ROW: Sami Jantunen, Aaron Atchison, John Bronec. SEniOR PLAYERS Geraldine placed two ath- letes on the All-State team: Dale Apple, 2nd team Line- backer and Aaron Atchison, 2nd team Safety. Jim Smart was an Honorable Mention Offensive Guard. Atchison, Apple and Russell Jones were chosen to play in the Class C All-Star game which was held in Missoula on June 18. Coach Tweet was one of the 26 featured coaches. t Hustle boys, we don’t have all day! The ’’Foreign kick. This is the way you catch the ball! DOGPILE!! Did I hear you right? Did you say kill? Put your helmet on Mike, (this isn’t basketball!) Chris, over there! HOOP SHOOTERS Back row: Tavia Lewis, Nicole Duvall, Stephanie Spencer, Tanya Lewis, Tammy Motley, Terri Robison, Jaymie Chery, Wendy Motley. Front row: Coach Heramb Clark, Jennifer Thoreson, Jennifer Tadej, Erin Judeman, Heidi Spevacek, Lori Smart, Assistant Coach A1 Chery. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ACTION1 TIGERS HIGHWOOD 59 3? TIGERS BELT 44 39 TIGERS AUGUSTA LH 56 J DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT ACTION TIGERS K-G 40 50 TIGERS WINHETT | 37 41 S E IM I C R The 1987 girls basketball season was highlighted by a 20-3 record, earning the district -First place trophy and being rated number one in the Class C polls during the last week of regular season games. Three players were named to the A1 1 -Con-ference -first team: Jaymie Chery, Terri Robison and Steph Spencer. Chery earned the honors as a member o-f the 2nd team All- State team. TIGERS 58 9 BRADY TIGERS 58 33 CENTERVILLE TIGERS 78 35 GEYSER 62 55 TIGERS 75 47 HIGHWOOD 65 41 TIGERS 70 53 DENTON 51 42 TIGERS 61 52 FORT BENTON 54 52 TIGERS 49 35 HOBSON 42 26 TIGERS 64 48 STANFORD 63 58 TIGERS 70 74 BIG SANDY 57 55 TIGERS 62 44 DUTTON TIGERS 61 59 BLUE SKY THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BENTON PHARMACY 29 BACK ROW: Coach Tweet, Jim Smart, Brent Clark, Robby Anderson, Daren Engellant, Chris Diekhans, Dale Apple, Aaron Atchison, Coach Holland. KNEELING: Owen Milledge, Lane Little, Mike Arnst, Alan Milledge, John Smart. FRONT ROW: Managers; Terri Robison Rod Cartwright, Russell Jones, Nicole Duvall. The powerful Tigers compiled an outstanding 25-Z recorcf during the 1987-88 season. Their two losses came from the same team, the Hindsdale Raiders. The boys brought home three trophies this year: 1st place at District and Divisional and 2nd place at State. Three seniors also received honors. Dale Apple. Aaron Atchison and Daren Engellant were placed on the first team Al 1-Conference and Daren and Aaron were members of the All-State teams, first and second, respectively. TIGERS 87 51 HAYS TIGERS 56 57 HINDSDALE TIGERS 58 57 GEYSER 91 59 TIGERS 71 58 HIGHWOOD 85 53 TIGERS 89 52 DENTON 106 69 TIGERS 64 45 FORT BENTON 75 49 TIGERS 74 55 HOBSON 73 70 TIGERS 88 43 STANFORD 103 58 TIGERS 87 54 BIG SANDY 79 32 TIGERS 74 57 BLUE SKY TIGERS 90 33 DUTTON TIGERS US POWER 104 47 TIGERS US DUTTON 92 58 TIGERS US C'UILLE 70 62 IBHJISIONAL TOURNAMENT TIGERS US BOX ELDER TIGEI 67 RS US HOB SDN 48 TIGERS US ROCKY BOY _£2____________55_____ STATE TOURNAMENT TIGERS US PEERLESS 48 :rs US PARK CITY 63 US HINDSDALE 3SDALI CAPTAINS: Daren Engellant Aaron Atchison 7 • THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: . I BENCHMARK EQUIPMENT i NkESETH'S REDI-MIX i THE LEVEE SALON k TONING Can we take a break now? The next Mikhail Baryshnikov ! THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: ! FIRST STATE BANK ! SIDE EFFECTS CLOTHING AND I WOLFF TANNING SYSTEM ! RIVER'S EDGE I FARM BUREAU INSURANCE FRONT ROW: Russell Fuller, manager; Wendy Motley; Kristy Poindexter; Tammy Motley; Tanya Lewis; Jaymie Chery; William Dostal, manager; BACK ROW: Jay Eklund, Assistant Coach; Mindy Rice; Helen Bronec; Nicole Curtis; Margie McGrann; Lori Smart; Marilyn Clark, Coach The vol1evbal1 team compiled an 18-9 record •for the season. They placed second at the divisional tournament which entitled them to compete in the state compe t i t i on. The Tigers placed two girls on the All-Confer- ence 1st team: Jaymie Chery and Margie McGrann. Wendy Motley was selected as a 2nd team member. Chery also won Al1 - State honors as a member of the 2nd team. Motley was an honorable mention. r CAPTAINS: JAYMIE CHERY WENDY MOTLEY Tigers take a quick break between games. | THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GERALDINE O.K., on the count of 3, serve! 33 I vfendy displays her cwn form of hitting! HURDLERS RUNNERS Chris Diekhans, Brent Clark, Alan Mi Hedge, John Smart, Lane Little, Sami Jantunen, J i m SfTiar t. boys' track squad, Tweet, was a young crew but competi- tive. Diekhans and Clark advanced to the State meet held in Helena. Chris placed fifth in the 300 meter hurdles and qualified tor the 110 meter hurdle finals. Lori Smart, Nicole Duvall, Tanya Lewis, Patti Martin, Steph Spencer, Jaymie Chery, Erin Juedeman. The girls7' track team, coached by Brenda Heramb-Clark, was also a small squad. Three school records were broken throughout the season: Spencer in the shot, 36 8 1 2; Chery in the javelin, 12? 3; Lewis in the two-mile, 14:21. Steph was the Class C 1988 state shot put champion with a toss of 36‘8 1 2 . She also participated in the Meet of Champions on June 4 in Great Falls and threw an identical dis- tance and placed fifth. JU BflSHETBALL Brian Dostal, CX en Milledge, Lane Little, Robby Anderson, Jim Smart, Sami Jantunen, John Bronec, Alan Milledge, John Smart, Kevin Hicks, Rod Tweet, Coach JR HIGH BASKETBALL FRONT RCW: Damon Juedeman, Bart Diekhans, Gene Clark, Scott Stone, Shane Scribner; BACK ROW: Margee Pettit, Coach, Jim Bronec, Aaron Heitzman, Luke Diekhans, Jeremy Smith, Chad Roudebush, Colleen Furlong, Manager 36 m mq m mtnm BCnTTCM ROW: Delisa Protsman, Shana Engellant, Melanie Little, Heather Buck, Colleen Furlong; MIDDLE ROW: Christina Martinez, Heidi Heitzman, Jennifer Clark, Londa Smart, TOP ROW: Erica Anderson, Belinda Tadej, Kari Protsman; STANDING: Margee Pettit, Coach 37 The Jr. High boys' and girls' teams competed in tournaments at riSDB : r. Great Falls after the ir- regular season games. Both teams each came home with 3rd place. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: GENERAL MILLS, GERALDINE AGRIBASICS CO., GERALDINE RUSTY'S BAR MCGRANN'S PROCESSING yt. mu wen BACK RCW: Gene Clark, Bart Diekhans, Aaron Heitzman, Jeremy Smith, Luke Diekhans, Jim Bronec. FRONT ROW: Heidi Heitzman, Christina Martinez, Shana Engel 1 an t, Erica Anderson, Heather Buck, Londa Smart. Gene Clark showing his abilities. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: POWER MOTORS CLASSIC IMAGES, INC.- BODY TONING ST(tDIO BENTON FUNERAL HOME MISSOURI RIVER LUMBER PUBLICATIONS CLASS Stacey Goodhart, Margie McGrann, Brenda Heramb- Clark, Melissa Lundy, and Deanna Coates The Publications Class was responsible for pro- ducing the school news- paper, the Tiger's Growl. The paper staff lost two members—Goodhart and McGrann—at the end of the semester and gained two students—Tavia Lewis and Jaymie Chery. SPEECH TEAM BACK ROW: Heidi Spevacek, Lane Little, Tavia Lewis, Anna Goldhahn, and Lynn Scribner. FRONT ROW: Kassey Furlong, Lila Armstrong, and Niki Curtis. STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: Aaron Atchison, Vice-Pres.; Daren Engellant, President; Leslie Williamson, Secretary Treasurer. MIDDLE ROW: Russell Fuller, Terri Robison, William Dostal, Wendy Motley. BOTTOM ROW: Aaron Heitzman, Heather Buck, Toni Protsman, Brian Dostal, Lori Smart, and Alan Milledge. science club BACK ROW: Mr. Richard Lewis, Mike Arnst, Jim Smart, Aaron Atchison, Chris Dukhans, Tavia Lewis, Daren Enqe11art, Anns So'dhahn, William Dc-stail, Dale Apple, Nicole Duval'., Tanya Lewis, Jam,e Chery. MIDDLE ROW: Margie McGrann, Lane Little, Robby Anderson, Tracy Barnard, Terri Sob1 son, Alan M� 11 edge, k ist- Poindexter, Ow;e r Mille cge. FRCtv ROW: Kassey Furlong, Jennifer Tade , Lori Smart, Kevin Hicks, Lynn Scribne . Heidi Speuacek, Niki Curtis, Steph Spencer. Bovs' sure GIRLS' STATS William Dos-tal, Jim Smart, Brent Clark LETTER CLUB TOP ROW: Jim Smart, William Dostal, Brent Clark, Ntco’e Do.'sM, Russell Jones, Russ Fuller, Alan Mi Hedge. SECOND ROW: Tauia Lew.s, Tern Robison, Lane Little, Steph Spencer, Robby Anderson. Owen Mil edge, Klay Smootz. THIRD ROW: Chris Oiekhans, J?. rie Chery, Helen Br-onec, Kristy Po ndexter, John Sftart. BOTTOM ROW: Tar--a Lewis, Niki Curtis, Marg e McGrann, Mindy Rice, Tammy Motley, Lori Smart, Wendy Mot ley. THIS FACE SPONSORED BY: BENTON VETERINARY CLINIC ■JOHN GOOD AGENCY_______ ume BACK RGW: He1 di Speuacek, Mrs. Penny Meeks, Lynn Scribner, Chris Di ekhans, William Dostal,• f nna Goldhahn, Da’e App’e, Mrs. Lila Armstrong, Kassey rurlong. FRChT ROW: Leslie Williamson, Co11een Rurlong, Jennifer Thor e son , Brian Dostal. pep club BAC RCU; N•co19 Djva?1« 3ta:ey Scodrartr MIKe Amst, Aar:n Hch'son, Daren Enaellant, Lynn Scribner, Jim omart. 3am: Jan tuner. SECOND ROM A an :y sdCj?, Brent Cl ar k, Uii’iam -osta, Erin Juedenan, Wendy Motley, Chris Diegans, Anna So’dhahn, Jenn ier Thoresrnf -e-d1 Spevacey. THIRD 3Js arg e McSrann, Jaymie Chery, Stepr Spencer, Terr j Robison, Kassey ?-rlong, Tammy Mot'ey, Tracy Barnard, Helen Bror-ec. RON! RHU: ?atti Martin, Deanna Coates, Mindy R’ce, Jerr-i-igr. “ id?., Da ’Apple, - s]ie U 1 anson, Missy Lundy, Jod Thomson, Tor Protsman. cAfationat! ono i Society _EFT ID RIGHT: Marg;e McSrann, Wendy Motley, Da'e Apple. Anns Goldhahn, Daren Engel 1 ant, William Dost a1, Jaymie Chery, Tapya Le is, Erin Juedeman THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: BLUE-GOOSE GIFTS PRICE RIGHT FOOD FARM IUAN'S TIRE «. FUEL RIUERUIEW GREENHOUSE 42 l ARSITV BOVS J I BOVS CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Me 1i ssa Lundy Toni Protsman BACK ROW: Gina Flaspeter, Dana Jackson. Ronda Tadej, Laura Reid, Merle Little, Cassandra Tobiason. FRONT ROW; Michelle Scribner, Regan Roudebush. 43 TOP ROU: Kurt Owen, Will Muir, Coach Burton. SECOND ROU: Dainon Eklund, Josh Clark, Kevin Clark, James Wilda. THIRD ROU: Jonathon Mogstad, Raleigh Chatin, Allyn Stone, David Sande. FRONT ROU: Danny Bronec, Joey Diekhans, Nathan Buck, Brian Martinez. THIS FACE SPONSORED BY: ANDY'S SERVICE SHGF 3-WhY CAFE- FORT BENTON UIELLEUX INSURANCE AGENCY FORT BENTON MOTOR CO. BACK ROW: Melissa Lundy, Jennifer Tadej FRONT ROW: Leslie Williamson ELEIFIEtlTARV BASHETBALL YES TERRI, WE UNDERSTAND! THRILLER! THIS IS SO MUCH FUN! LEARNING ANYTHING JOHN? FULL HARDEE. JIM! THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND MARCHING IN THE PARADE SHOW US THOSE MUSCLES TIM! TIM AND DAREN HAVING A BRIEF DISCUSSION ON STAGE CONCERT BAND TOP ROU: Heather Buck, Aaron Heitzman, Jim Smart, Leslie Ui11iamson, Uendv Hot ley. SECOND ROU: Br:an Dostal, John Smart, Lane Little, Jeremy Smith, Melanie Little, Londa Smart. THIRD ROU: Nicole Duvall, Tavia Lewis, Kevin Hicks, Jennifer Tadej, Margie McGrann, Tanya Lewis, Erin Juedeman, Kristy Poindexter, Lori Smart. FRONT ROU: Chris Diekhans. Aaron Heitzman, Steph Spencer, Colleen Furlong, Jim Bronec, Sami Jantunen. DIRECTOR: Mr. J airies ALL DISTRICT BAND Wendy Motley, Margie McGrann, Lane Little, Nicole Duval 1, Erin Juedeman, Tavia Lewis. The All-District Honor band and choir members spent January 25 in Moore with 181 other musicians -from 12 other schools. The groups rehearsed all day in preparation -for the evening concert. ALL DISTRICT CHOIR Tammy Motley, Deanna Coates, Kassey Furlong. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: EQUITY CO-OP ASSOCIATION JUNIOR HICH BAND CONCERT CHOIR TOP ROW: Tarony Motley. SECOND ROW: Kassey Furlong, Stacey Goodhart. BOTTOM ROW: Deanna Coates, Melissa Lundy, Margie McGrann. Sami Jantunen Accompanist STATE MUSIC PARTICIPANTS Sami Jantunen and Erin Juedeman were the only two GHS musicians to qualify for the State Music Festival. Sami received superior ratings on his piano solo and on his violin solo. Erin was Sami's accompanist on the viol in. ‘THIS PAGE SPONSORE!- BY ’ 'LEHKai-rS COAST TO COAST j jlH: The elementary children wait for their turn to sing. TUE YEAR IK ANISIC The chorus ensenble during the year. The pep band played at home basketball ganes. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: UNI-QUIP, INC. OF FORT BENTON BENTON FLOOR COUERING Hey look guys, a camera! Stop touching me! wmmm pi«aig On May 16 students in grades 8-12 took a break •from books and studying and enjoyed an a-fternoon in the park. A barbeque lunch was served followed by volleyball games, tug o wars, three-legged and tricycle races and rest and relaxati on. SPECIAL EVENTS 51 «H0MEE0MINE FESTIVITIES Freshman class float 2nd place float by the Junior class. Homecoming Royalty 1st place float by the 8th grade. Home comir.g 'e? tool place on September l?. The day kicked off with the parade and the traditional sloppy joe dinner hosted by the junior class. The Tiger foot- ball and girls' basketball teams were triumphant over their -toes, Hays and Fort Benton. The evening ended with a dance at the old auditorium. Aaror. Atchison and Terri Robison were crowned king and queen, and the eighth grade class won the -float builomg contest. The junior class came in second and the seniors captured third place. The sophomores were responsible for building the Royalty float. The Princesses pose for spectators. Tammy tells Alan the right way to decorate The Tiger marching band leads the parade. Dena Poindexter is the star of the show. LEFT: Steph -2' V n mL 53 proudly poses with The Roost during float building. RIGHT: Mr. Furlong1s supervision is essential | for the Fresh- man float. GERALDINE CO-OP STORE THE HAIR FLAIR TAE 1987 dm SENBR PLAY Character Actress: Stephanie Spencer Character Actor: Lane Little Supporting Actress: Erin Juedeman Supporting Actor: Dale Apple Best Actress: Anna Goldhahn Best Actor: Daren Engellant HONORABLE MENTION TOP ROW: Chris Diekhans, Leslie Williamsor Lynn Scribner, Margie McGrann BOTTOM ROW: William Dostal, Heidi Spevacel MAKEUP AND LIGHTING OP ROW: Niki Curtis, Kassey Furlong, Tracy Barnard IDDLE ROW: Owen Milledge, John Bronec, Kevin Hicks OTTOM ROW: Stacey Goodhart, Margie McGrann, Jennifer Tadej, Terri Robison, Wendy Motley That is so special!! SCENES FROM FATHER KNOWS BEST Mrs. A gives a last minute pep talk. I think we1re alone new. What’s that awful smell? It takes four men. fi But dad we can’t play ball in my bedroom] Terri Robison, the makeup artist. Daddy, I think we need to talk. 55 Did you see that streaker? Can we really mom?! The Junior Senior prori, Is This Love , was held in the old auditorium on April 16. The auditorium was decorated in a Cinderella fashion with castles and balloons. The 2nd annual prom nite supper was held before the dance. The meal consisted of steak or shrimp or a coribination of the two. Prori King and Queen Russel 1 Fuller 4 Stacey Goodhart Junior Prince and Princess Brent Clark 4 Tanya Lewis Sophomore Prince and Princess Alan Mi Hedge 4 Tracy Barnard Freshman Prince and Princess John Smart 4 Toni Protsman 57 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: THOMPSON'S STORE_______ fiCHIEteiEFVFS RECOOfllEEO SPEECH MVP- Anna Goldhahn MOST DEDICATED- Kassey Furlong MOST IMPROVED- Lynn Scribner (Not Pictured) VOLLEYBALL MVP- Jaymie Chery MOST IMPROVED- Lori Smart BEST SERVER- Wendy .Mat ley HEISEY FOUNDATION AWARDS- Alan Mil ledge, Margie McGrann, Russell Fuller (Not Pictured) MARINE CORP DISTINGUISHED AIHLETE Dale Apple LOUIS ARMSTRONG AWARD- Aaron Atchison JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD- Nicole Duvall BILLIE BYRD CHORAL AWARD Melissa Lundy BEST FEMALE VOCALIST- Tanny Mat ley 58 BASKETBALL MVP- Daren Engel 1 ant HUSTLER- Aaron Atchison FREE THRCW DEFENSE- Dale Apple MOST IMPROVED- Lane Little BASKETBALL MVP- Jaymie Chery, offense Terri Robison, defense MOST DEDICATED- Steph Spencer MOST IMPROVED- Lori Smart HUSTLER- Erin Juedeman OUTSTANDING SENIOR ACTRESS ACTOR Anna Goldhahn Dale Apple AMERICAN LEGION DISTINGUISHED SCHOOL AWARDS Anna Goldhahn, Dale Apple, Luke Diekhans, Heather Buck i A, MOST IMPROVED FOOTBALL PLAYERS- Alan Milledge Russ Fuller (Wot Pictured) MVP- Dale Apple? defense; Aaron Atchison, offense MVP- Aaron Atchison 59 MATH AWARD- Anna Goldhahn THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY: PATRICIA A. SANTO- C.P.A. CARGILL NEUTREHA FEEDS SCHMIDT, GILBERT, HUNGERS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW KOCHMAN'S HOUSE OF PLUMBING SCIENCE OLYMPIAD- 2ND PLACE- MEASUREMENT Daren Engellant and Willian Dostal 1988-89 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT- Jim Smart GATORADE PLAYER OF THE YEAR CONVERSE ALL- MIKE DAVIS MEMORIAL- Aaron Atchison AEERICAN TEAM Daren Engellant EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES JIM B RON EC HEATHER BUCK LUKE DIEKHANS CHRIS CHAFIN COLLEEN FURLONG MERRILLENA GARDNER AARON HEITZMAN M E LANIE LITTLE L ONDA SNA RT J E REMY SMIT H 60 WHAT DO YOU THINK GUYS? STUDENTS LISTENED TO STUDENT COUNCIL SPEECHES DO YOU THINK I CAN BREAK IT WITH MY BARE HANDS? SPANISH STUDENTS LEARNED THE BIRD DANCE } MR. ANDERSON READING THE DAILY NEWS It gets uglier?? Cramming for Macbeth bee no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil have no fun! Rejects from the Hell's Angels Following in Rudy's footsteps. I feel the wind whooshing through my hair. Mr.. Montana M A y % 2 Anna Goldhahn presented the Valedictory address. Daren Engel1ant spoke as class Salutatorian. Look over here and smile, guys Pope Michael CHEESE! p.de ovua ucle! Nice flower!