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

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ALJIMNI 1929 1934 Paul Armstrong Nellie Armstrong Hazel Berland Thurman Armstrong Myrtle Bowman Mildred Baquet Clifford Curtis Merritt Burdick Bernal Leary James Copenhaver Lyle Penix Thelma Copenhaver Angus Rose Lyle Dyer Mary Rose Vernon Ellingson Kathryn Ward 1930 Clara Kauk Clifford Mowbray Bernice Petersen Violet Bishop Charles Row Blanche Curtis Muriel Row Helen Froebel Leonard Schlepp Gudrun Johnson Orville Oien Opal Smart Ella Schlepp 1935 Eldon Garner 1931 Marion Lockhart Elizabeth Blake Isabel McClintock Leland Garner Mabel Mowbray Irma Kauk James Stinson William Stenhjem Charlotte Thompson Loretta Weikum Esther Weikum 1932 1936 Leona Bitz Earl Burdick Clara Alzheimer Leah Hill Eva Arnold Lloyd Hill Alice Berland Edwin Johnson Dorothy Blake Richard Kauk Tyler Boggs Esther Larsen Weltha Boggs Pearl Mowbray Lloyd Bowman Beverly Underdahl Melva Bowman Arthur Weikum Catherine Copenhaver Raymond Dyer Gilbert Zimbelman Louise Finnegan 1937 Fanny Garner Katherine Bitz Lorraine Lewis Glenna Burdick Leonard Peterson David Curtis Esther Schlepp 1933 Dorothy Dyer Joyce Garner Chester Heien Margaret Copenhaver Doris Heien Ethel Curtis Mildred Hill Genevieve Fait Annie McLean Mildred Fait Harold Monson Mark La Valley Dorothy Lockhart Leona Lockhart John McLean Karl Nash 1191 Frances Sanford

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FRESHMAN CRASS On the seventh day of September fourteen timid Freshmen were enrolled in the Brady High School. New members from other schools were Madeline Weist and Wayne Clinard. The next week we held our first class meeting and the following officers were elected: President, Howard Schlepp; Vice-president, Maurice Thorson; Secretary, Helen Blake; Student Council Representative, Gladys Johnson; Reporter, Anna MacLean; Sponsor, Miss Carol Olson. Just when we were beginning to feel very much at ease in High School, we received an invitation from the Sophomores to our Initiation, September 16. We all survived and gave a return party October 1 to the entire High School, Junior High and Faculty. Two Freshman boys took part in football, nine members played in the band, four girls sang in the Glee Club, and six girls and four boys went out for basketball. Thus the Freshman class is well represented in all of the school's activities. (JUNIOR IIIOIl SCHOOL Schood opened September seventh with sixteen members in the Junior High. In January David Greer entered from Ashtabula, Ohio. In October we held our first meeting and elected the following class officers: President, Richard Weikum; Vice-president, Betty Gollehon; Secretary, Leona Seibert; Reporter, Dorothea Hill; Student Council Representative, Mildred MacLean; Sponsor, Miss Mamie Darlinton. On November fifth we gave a masquerade party for the High School and Faculty. Seven of our members are in the band and the same number in Glee Club. The Junior High Boys defeated Dutton Junior High in basketball but lost twice to Conrad. The second game with Conrad went into an overtime. |18|

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Ut II I AMD SCJRODD October 25, 1937, Brady High School made application for membership in the Quill and Scroll, Inter- national Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Chapter membership is based upon four points: First, scholarship; Second, distinctive work in some phase of high school journalism during the current year; Third, he must be recommended for membership by the supervisor of journalistic work in his high school; Fourth, he must be approved as being worthy of membership by the society's national officer designated for that duty. A charter was granted and on January 5, nine Brady High School students were initiated into the society. They were Dale Armstrong, Albert Blake, Florence Kauk, Alf Laisen, Cora Mowbray, Ellen Nash, Maxine Petersen, Hilda Trost, and Anne Weikum. At the initiation ceremony held in the High School Assembly each member was presented with the Quill and Scroll pin. The Brady Chapter of Quill and Scroll has pledged as members next year Lorraine Bitz, Lucile Burdick, Fred Froebel, Dean Gollehon, James Hill, Wilma Johnson, Gladys Kauk, Martha Keller, Lenore Row, Florence Shideler, Louis Stinson, Helen Weikum, and Viola Zimbleman. The Glee Club this year attracted many high school students. After tryouts, eighteen girls were selected. This number was several more than last year. The group included Junior High, Freshman, Sophomore and Junior girls. There should b© few changes next year which will be an advantage since the ac- cumulated knowledge and experience of this year will provide a foundation upon which to build another year. The selection Little Bluebird of My Heart and Sundown, an arrangement of Londonderry Airs, were sung at the Musical Concert given in the gymnasium. At the Christmas program we wore our new white collars, which have become part of our costume. The selection which we sang at this program was While Shepherds Watched. We had a Candlelight Procession humming the tune Silent Night. The selections we have prepared for the Spring Music Program, Baccalaureate and Commencement, are: Come Unto Me ..................................................... Franz Schubert Leave It With Him ................................................. James G. Ellis Summer Winds Blow ...................................................Johann Strauss Forest Dance .......................... ....-....................... Leo Delibes In Luxembourg Gardens ......................-............................. Manning-Deis By the Bend of the River................................................ Edwards-Deis The Song We Sang.................. .............................A Viennese Melody We have accomplished a great deal this year through the earnest and conscientious effort of our director, Miss Eurma Thody. Miss Evelyn Phillips has been our accompanist. JfeANE) The Brady High School Band is now three years old. At the close of the last school term, Mr. Seibert organized a Beginners' Band. In September, some were taken into the regular band. That improved the band by increasing the instrumentation. After a few weeks of practice, more difficult selections were played. The band performed at football games, basketball games, plays and at the Christmas program. They also played at Power, Montana. The band plans to attend the Havre Music Festival, May 7th. The band was assigned a music room, where individuals and groups devoted time to special practice. This year one-half credit was offered to those who met the requirements. Four members of the band graduate this year but there will be replacements. We express our appreciation to the women of the community who made our new capes. And to next year's band we extend our best wishes. 120J