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

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Alumni 1933 Margiirct ( 'npeiiha vt»r Ktlifl (Mirtis - ( ipupvipvp Kail - Mild ml Fait - Mark La Valley - Dorothy Lockhart - Leona Lockhart John McLean - Karl Nash - Nellie .Armstrong - Tlmrinan Armstrong - Mildred Bacpict Merritt Burdick - James (’openhaver Thelma ( ’openhaver - Lyle Dyer Vernon Kllingson (Mara Kauk (M if ford Mowbray Hernice IVterson (Miarles How Muriel How Leonard Schlepp Opal Smart Kldon (larner - Marion Lockhart Isabel Mrdlintoek Mabel Mowbray James Stinson - Student Nurse, (treat Kails • 11ome near Brady Beauty (Mdtnrist, (ireat Falls Married, living at (Ireat Falls - 1 lome, in Joplin MVachin in Farmington Teaching near ( oilinn - Home near Brady Working near Brady 1934 • I lome near Brady I lome near Brady - Home near Brady Home near Brady • School in I lelena School in (treat Falls - I lome near I »rady Brady’s official drayman 1 »eailly Operator. Throe l ocks - Working near Brady Married, living in Brady Working near Brady I lome in Brady - Working on his father's farm Married, living in Brady 1935 Unlisted in tin ( ( ( (’amp School in 1 lavre School in Missoula Working in Conrad - School in (treat Falls Graduation is so often thought of as a com- pletion or stopping place from whence nil things in life come without labor. If this were true, our graduation would be a sun- set of achievement, but in reality it is quite the contrary—it is the beginning. Passing from high school into the school of the world is only the sunrise, not the sunset. Silver and gold—the names pertaining to two of tlio many precious metals—are to us symbolic of the highest beliefs in integrity and character. The class flower, American Beauty Rose, will inspire us to higher standards of living. Tha red of the rose stands for courage—its beauty for the sprit of tenderness and loyalty. As we leave high school we will take with us the knowledge, and remembrance of the happy days spent in Brady high and we will also take with us the thoughts and ideals for which our class motto, colors, and flower stand. HIGH S( HOOL HONOR ROLL 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Ralph Bishop 8 8 8 24 Catharine Bits . 8 10 10 9 87 Lorraine Bits 9 10 9 10 38 Dorothy Dyer 8 8 16 Chester Heien 9 9 Lelah Hill 10 12 12 12 46 Mildred Hill 8 9 9 26 Ed Johnson 9 10 11 10 40 A If Larsen 11 10 10 9 40 Esther Larsen 11 9 8 28 Esther Lee 8 8 9 9 34 Annie MrLean 8 10 10 28 Frances Sanford 10 9 10 9 38 Ethel Woods 8 9 9 8 34 Florence Shideler 8 8 JUNIOR II Kill HONOR KOI. .1, 1st 2nd 3rd 4 th Total Lucille Burdick 8 8 Howard Schlepp 9 9 9 8 35 Russell Wikstrom 8 8 8 24 Wilma Johnson 8 8 Ruth Rouns 8 8 Viola Zimbelman 8 8 Points are earned in the following manner: A—3; K— 2; C—1. Students must maintain an averatre of li in order to remain on the honor roll. This was published prior to the two last six weeks’ record of «rades. 16

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Junior Class History BACK ROW (left to riirht) : Werner Gollehon, Doris H i n. Mildred Hill, Frances Sanford; Mr. Royels, sponsor Joyce Garner, Ethel Woods, Annie McLean. Harold Monaon FRONT ROW: Catharine Hit . David Curtis, Dorothy Dyer, Cheater Heien, Glenna Burdick, Or vest Kllingson. Stand by! Stand liv! This is station I». II. S. broadcast in » from the .Junior Department. AVe shall open the broadcast by a synopsis of the past years In 33 there Were twenty-one of ns that started to hit'll school. We chose Dorothy Dyer, president; Annie McLean, vice president, and Junior Waterman, secretary. We were not to he out-done by the rest of the elasses so we had representa tiveS m basketball, Flee Flub, dramatics, and also in the scholarship contest. Next September we came hack with a bit smaller delegation but entered into the activities with the same spirit. In 34 Dorothy Dyer was president : Frances Sanford, vice president; and Uuheu Keller, secretary. hi 11)33 thirteen of ns entered to resume our work. Now as juniors we were exj eeted to take a little more of the responsibility so we gave our pla oil March 27 and our Junior Prom on May 2. Our leaders were Mildred Hill, president; Dorothy Dyer, vice president; and Frances Sanford, secretary. For class reporter we elected Annie Me Lean Mr. Koyels was our sponsor. We were again represented in basketball, in winch we had nine members on the team. Land and Dice Flub also contained members of mir class. Our girls were active members of the newly organized Pep Fluh. Thfs has been coming to you through the courtesy of the P. IIS network and your announcer has been Dorothy Dyer. At the sound of the bell it will be exactly time to leave the station for- th is year, but we will In hack on the air broadcasting from the Senior De partment next September. 18 Dorothy I)y er.