Brady High School - Bulldog / Spotlight Yearbook (Brady, MT)

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JUNIOR CLASS H I STORY Nineteen hundred twenty-six marks the year when the most intelligent Freshman class entered the portals of llrady High School. The first week was one of suspense, for the coming initiation haunted our dreams. The exjsvted day passed and we were none the worse for the ex]H»rience. Several of our class members took part i n basket ha 11. Orville Oien went to the Hoys Vocational Conference at Hozeman as a member of the Stock dinlg ing Team. When we entered our Sophomore year there were only seven of ns. Ve took an active part in basketball find other school activities. The songsters of our class became me miners of the 11 lee Flub. One of our members won first prize in (ieometry at the Tri-Fonnty Meet in Shelby. In our .|unior year we hist one of our classmates, hut a new meinlier took his place. Two of our girls were lucky enough to get on the first basketball team. Orville Oien represented our school in the Oratorical Contest. We are now making plans for the first .limior From ever staged in the history of Hriidy High School. (iri)RUN JoIIXBOX, ‘t( 1. Lyle: What would you say if I threw yon a kiss? Lorraine: I'd say yon were awfully lazy. Keo: Hid you take a bath? Orville: No, is there one missing? Mr. Hawley: Why are yon so opposed to war? Hlanchc: Hera use war makes history and I have more of that now than I can study. Angus: How much does this tire weigh? Iceland: Well, I should think it weighs about one hundred pounds, because I put eighty-five pounds of air in, and it already weighed fifteen pounds. A little Scotch hoy approached his father: “Capa, may I have a penny to buy an all day sucker? ’ Father: “Say, do yon think I'm crazy? I t s four o'clock already.' Little Hobby found a button in his salad. i%I snpjKise the salad lost this while it was dressing. Haul: Why do you wear that sweater all the time? Haven't yon tiny shirt? Hemal : Snrft, lots of them, hut they're1 both in tin wash. Clifford: l id I make myself plain? I ale: No, iod did that.

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[21 T UK Kpotlkj II T JUNIOR CLASS Gudrun Johnson Violet Bishop Orville Oien Miss Blake Class Colors Class Motto President and Historian Vice President and Reporter Seeretary and Treasurer Sponsor Gold and Green 4 4 Love, Labor and Laugh” (’LASS HOLTLeft to right, front row—Klla Schlepp, Blanche Curtis. Center Violet Bishop, Gutlruu Johnson, Helen Froebel. Back row—Albert Schlepp. Miss Blake, class sponsor; Orville Oien.

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T ii k Sni t i. i ; ii r [23 ...........Ill.................Hill....I I....Mil Hill.........................IHIIIIIIIIIIIIlK I I 1................................... SOPHOMORE CLASS Elizabeth Blake Beatrice Sanford Theodore Morhart Mr. Hawley Class Colors Class Flower President Secretary and Treasurer Class Reporter Class Sponsor Red and White - - Red Rose CLASS ROLL—Left to right, front row—Ruth I yer, Charlotte Thompson, Beatrice Sanford, Dale Fait. Einil Schlepp, Theodore Morhart. Second row—Cora .lesser. Garnet Hoerman. Homer Thompson. Third row—Irma Kauk, Esther Weikum, Elizalwth Blake, Inland Garner, Reo Coghill. Back—Mr. Hawley, ipwor. SOPHOMORE CLASS H I STORY Last year, when we, as Freshmen, entered the doors of Brady High School, we being thirteen, were the largest Hass. We were initiated by th Sophomores and Juniors, however we lived through it. Last year, two of our members en- tered the scholastic meet at Shelby. They were Ethel Schihsted and Beatrice Sanford, entered from the Fnglisli and Algebra classes, respectively. This year we were fifteen until four of our members quit school. They were Mary Christman, Emil Schlepp, Fora Jesser and Homer Thompson. We were sorry to lose them. It was our turn this year to “do unto others as was done unto us,” therefore, as misery was freely dealt us, we dealt misery to the Freshman.