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

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HOME FOLKS Daniel Boone would probably have failed to brave the dangers which he encountered, while exploring new regions but for the fact that there were folks at home waiting for him. He knew that they were appreciating his efforts to explore new regions to which they could turn for better living. Likewise, we, the students of Brady School, would prob- ably have failed to overcome soma of the difficulties had there been no home folks (parents and other folks cf the community) to give us support. We knew, however before startin'- on that nine months trip, that there were the home folks all alone the trail who would gladly help us if we needed support. Their eagerness to assist us was shown when they supported our enter- tainments to the fullest possible extent. We were steered safely over the trail of Educa- tion’’ for the nine months by our teachers. Their ef- forts to guide us safely and avert danger was appreci- ated not only by us but by others who were not in the caravan. The teachers knew that the things they did to assist us would be considered correct by outsiders. We were determined to have the trip be a success when we saw that many people were interested in it. The home folks were always such that fires of determination, may have gotten off on the wrong trail one was ever injured either mentally a result. Those parents and other reactions of the they renewed our The caravan at times, but no or physically as people in the community, who were supporting the cara- van., probably did not like those small mistakes, never- theless, they knew we would regain the main trail very soon. Thus we have been able to feel just as warmly to- ward the home folks” as did Daniel Boone toward those he left behind when he v;ent to explore new regions. The trip proved interesting to us because many other people were interested in it also. Next year part of us will take up the trail from where we left off this year. We feel certain that the home folks will be as interested in our expedition as they were in the recent past. t