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

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JUNIOR PROM The annual Junior Prom was held in the high school gymnasium on April 22, 1938. Crepe paper streamers of blue and gold covered the ceiling and the side- walls. Balloons of many colors floating in the air as the dancers moved adding to the spirit of the evening. At the south end of the hall the Seniors were honored with a lighted '38. A spotlight of changing colors played upon an unusually gay crowd of young dancers. Dance programs were circular carrying out the balloon idea. The Dance Demons of Great Falls furnished the music. The Grand March was led by Alf Larsen, Senior Class Vice-President, and his partner. DANCE PROGRAMME 1. Ti-Pi-Tin 2. Whistle While You Work 3. The Dipsy Doodle 4. Moon of Manakoora—Waltz 5. I Double Dare You 6. Rosalie 1st Extra Heigh Ho 2nd Extra For You- -Waltz 7. Nice Work If You Can Get It 8. The One Rose—Waltz 9. Mama, That Moon Is Here Again 10. Thanks for the Memory 11. Bei Mir Bist Du Schon 12. Lights Out 3rd Extra Sheik of Araby 4th Extra There's a Gold Mine in the Sky 1281

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GIRLS’ SPORTS Thru the introduction of Physical Education, all girls of the Junior High, Freshman and Sophomore Classes participated regularly in a well rounded sports program. An outdoor tennis court was built just west of the Methodist Church. This together with the gymnasium afforded practice quarters. Soft ball was also played during the autumn months. In November basketball started. Many Junior and Senior girls then participated. Our season's record in basketball was: Brady 9 Dutton 18 Valier 20 Brady 19 Brady 20 Power 20 Dutton 30 Brady 19 Brady 33 Goldbugs (Gt. Falls) 9 Valier 19 Brady 37 Brady 24 Augusta 30 Y. W. C. A. Girls 22 Brady 13 Brady 14 Power 17 Girls’ Tournament at Augusta: Augusta 29 Brady 14 Valier 26 Brady 30 Power 23 Brady 13 The basketball season closed with an Inter-class tournament. The Seniors defeated the Frosh for first place. The Sophomores placed third, the Junior High fourth and the Juniors fifth. All games were interesting. With the coming of spring, tennis, soft ball and horseshoes were begun. 1271

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Sept. 6 SCHOOL, CALENDAR School opened Sept. 16 Freshmen Initiation Sept. 17 Constitution Day Program Sept. 24 Teachers' Reception Sept. 29 Wings Over Atlantic' Oct. 1 Freshmen Return Party Oct. 12 Football, Valier—Here Oct. 15 Football, Oilmont- Here Oct. 19 Football, Valier There Oct. 22 Carnival and Dance Oct. 28 Football, Sunburst—There Oct. 29-30 Montana Education Association at Great Falls Nov. 1 Pearl Young Nov. 5 Junior High Masquerade Party Nov. 10 Musical Program Nov. 25-26 Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 29 Mississippi Singers Nov. 30 Basketball, Dutton—Here (Boys and Girls) Dec. 4 Basketball, Cut Bank—There (Boys) Dec. 11 Basketball, Valier—There (Boys and Girls) Dec. 17 Senior Play and Dance Dec. 18 Basketball, Oilmont—Here Dec. 21 Christmas Program and Tree Dec. 22 Basketball, Browning—There Dec. 23 School Closed, Xmas Vacation Jan. 3 School Opened Jan. 5 Quill and Scroll, Initiation Jan. 7 Basketball, Chester—Here Jan. 8 Basketball, Sunburst—There Jan. 11 Basketball, Power—Here (Boys and Girls) Jan. 13 Jan. 14 Semester Examinations Basketball, Conrad—There Jan. 17 Basketball, Dutton—There (Boys and Girls) 129]