Geraldine High School - Safari Yearbook (Geraldine, MT)

 - Class of 1988

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•• 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.

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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'.



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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

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