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

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MAT JON LG CICHAFT I may be nt-sp sen, but by whom?” . 33 ' S; f van. '32, ’35; f Glee CivV ’ 2,1 33 . ’ 35 ; Class v| Pres.'34; Class V Pres.'53 t Lib. 'I. 'i' T5f; Spotlijjht Staff i| Havre Hifh 34; Re-entered ’ 1% ilj I] ii ii ut ScLoj 35; avr 35. ISABEL ll'CLUITC-'X ’’She’s witty, she’s wise ■he’s a let for her o ne.’’ $ SI, '32, ’35, '34 Iran.’32; ’’! 2aitor-j.n Chief e: Spotlight ’31;Class Hictcrian 32,'33, ! '-34; Class See. ’35; ■ Glee ' Slut 32. ELDON GARNER Look him ever, he’s some lad, Always happy, never sad. Bb. 34 j ’35; Tram. '34,'St , Glee Club ’32,:33:Spotlight Staff '34, '35. -C-T -2K

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.X 'a 'i M. r • ,. fv ■•'V. ■ ••T-Vh ? A-n ' V A- '-•T. . V? VS : •V— I!-; lu :v V ; f-z ' ■ Vv ifl «’ ♦ Vt '•■ ■ ( . ii • r; - ■ X' Our - reached journey, was just a life beforo .have had to learn the fundamentals of the highway v;e start on next will lead We regret that no longer shall we caravan. Even though the trip was LOOKING BACK caravan with its few survivors has the end of that long hazardous But we are not through: that trip start,for there is the journey of us. During those twelve years we life so that us to success bo members of our caravan, .Even rnougn xnc xnp was rather long, and some times tiresome, we will miss our faithful teachers, jolly class-mates and good timos. Basket- ball was especially enjoyed. Dramatics and glee club both played an important part in keeping us inter' osted in our daily tasks. As we look back and remember our many fights and struggles, we say to ourselves: I’m surely glad we don’t have to go through that again. But after all, school life wouldn’t be what it is if it ran as smoothly as a train upon a track. We put forth cour- age to meet these difficulties and in the end hoped to be the winners. Several times our wagon broke down because the load was too heavy. After consulting a blachsmith {teacher)we were soon loaded up again and on our way Everything was running smoothly for a while when the horses ran away and left the drivers behind They soon returned however and that event went down into history as Sneak Day on Friday, May 13. It caused a great deal of excitement and for punishment the horses were required to work longer hours for a week to make up for lost time. Tho lost four years of our journey wore the most difficult and the most pleasant. T7c had now reached the place where wo could expect to encounter more difficult problems and were better prepared for them The hills scorned to bo rougher and steeper, but we were supplied with better equipment to reach the tep After reaching the top, tho surroundings were much more pleasant; but all the while ready for any further attacks by wh i eh mi ght o c cur. How that we have reached the we must say that the journey was we en nope long that the journey ; o.ravano following we did. to wore getting ;mics (studies) western frontier, a happy one. No us will enjoy their Mabel Mowbray li I : ii or (I K

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Q ENIO c J X c£h r, g JtM 'Little I ask, my wants are few.” Bb. ’33,'34,’35; Dram. '34, '35; Glee Club 32; Class Pres. '34; Schol. '33;Ath. Assoc. Pres. '34; Spotlight Staff '32, '35. ISABEL MOWBRAY A little miss we'll all miss. ' Bb.'32,'33,•34,'35;Dram.'32, '33,'34, 35;Class Sec.Treas. '32,'33,’34; Class V. Pres. '35; Snotlight Staff '35; Glee Club '32, '33,'34,'35, Sec. of Glee Club 34;Beclam. '34; Ass' t Lib. '35. LORETTA W2IKUM Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Bb. '34; Eram.'35;Glee Club '32,'33,'54,'35; Spotlight Staff '52, '33, '35. r»i