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

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JUNIOR eioAss EUGENE BAOUET LORRAINE BiTZ FREDRICK FROEBEL DEAN GOLLEHON ORAN HOFLAND MARTHELIN KINCAID RUSSELL PETERSEN LENORE ROW LOUIE STINSON FLORENCE SHIDELER HELEN WEIKUM 113]

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HISTORY OF I T AR Y SOHOORS Hazel Berland Castle, Myrtle Bowman, Lyle Peniz, Bernal Leary, Angus Rose, Mrs. Mary Rose Steele and Mrs. Kathryn Ward Oien. Mr. John Vyse was the school's first janitor. P. A. Mowbray substituted for Mr. Vyse during his illness and then succeeded him serving one year. Hugh Rose was janitor the next school year serving seven months when he was succeeded by Lauren Brines who completed that year and three months of the next. Mr. Charles Gamer began work in December 1927 and has been with us since performing his duties faithfully and conscientiously. In 1928, the taxpayers voted a bond issue of $40,000 to erect an addition to house the high school and a gymnasium. The Board of Trustees at that time were Chairman C. O. Burdick, E. Oliver Ellingson and Chris Oien. Fred E. Dudley of Great Fails was given the contract. Bird and Van Teylingen were the architects. With the erection of the addition, the two hot air furnaces in the basement of the grade school were removed to the gymnasium and a steam heating plant installed in the basement of the new structure, heating the entire building. The addition provided four classrooms on the first floor with a large study hall and office-library on the second floor. The room vacated when the furnaces were moved became the science laboratory. The gym has a 34 by 69 foot playing floor with bleachers on either side. A stage and kitchen complete the first floor. Dressing rooms for athletic teams are in the basement. When building operations started, the wooden structure at the north end of the building which has served as a gymnasium was tom down. In 1935 the Seventh and Eighth Grades were departmentalized with Vernon Sletten and Ray Nims as teachers. The next year the Seventh and Eighth grades now known as the Junior High was incorporated with the High School in what was known as the 6-6 plan. During the summer of 1935, Woodworking, Mechanical Training and Home Economics were planned for—tables, cupboards, and cabinets built and equipment including an electric saw, lathe and electric stove were purchased. The High School staff included Superintendent H. C. Olson, C. T. Royels. T. A. Seibert and the Misses Lucile Nelson and Ella Stockton. In July 1937, E. L. Anglemyer succeeded Mr. Olson as Superintendent. Other changes in teaching personnel included the Misses Mamie Darlinton and Carol Olson. Chemistry, Algebra II and Trigonometry, replacing Biology and Plane Geometry, were taught for the first time in the school's history. Board members at the opening of the school year included Chairman E. L. Marriott, Lee Kauk, and Charles Armstrong. At the April election J. R. Hill was the successful candidate. Mr. Marriott then resigned and Mr. E. J. Otness was appointed. P. A. Mowbray was clerk of the Board. 1121

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SOPHOMORE CRASS IM1 LUCILE BURDICK HAL GOLLEHON IAMES HILL WILMA JOHNSON GLADYS KAUK MARTHA KELLER ROBERT KINCAID RUTH ROUNS MILDRED THOMPSON RUSSEL WICKSTROM VIOLA ZIMBLEMAN