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

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Mr. Anglemyer (sponsor) Eugene Baquet Lonalne Bitz Editor Helen Blake Sophomore Class Historian Fred Froebel Betty Gollehon Freshman Class Historian Dean Gollehon Sports Editor Werner Gollehon Art Editor Lois Hill Junior High Historian Oran Holland Marthelin Kincaid Senior Class Historian Russel Peterson Class Poet Lenore Row Assistant Business Manager Florence Shideler Associate Editor Louie Stinson Business Manager Helen Weikum Typist Russell Wik8trom Photographer Viola Zimbelman Junior Class Historian Annual Staff

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FRED FROEBEL Each time in life comes but once. So I say, make the most of it. LORRAINE BITZ Where there is a will there is a way. LOUIS STINSON Better faithful than famous. FLORENCE SHIDELER Simplicity, Sincerity and Service. RUSSEL PETERSON What's the use of quarrel- ing—if the fault is only on one side. WERNER GOLLEHON The women say I'm bashful But the men say I'm wise. LENORE ROW A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. EUGENE BAQUET Patience is the key to suc- cess.’ ORAN HOFLAND As if you could kill time without injuring eternity! MARTHELIN KINCAID My aim, success, my hope, to wir.. SENIORS DEAN GOLLEHON President Know ahead of time what you are going to do with the ball when you get it. HELEN WEIXUM Vice President Fun, frolic, mirth and laugh- ter, Rest and sleep the day after.

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Senior Class History On a bright and sunny day in September of '35, the doors of Brady High School were opened wide to admit sixteen bright and smiling Freshmen. Though we had entered high school we were made to feel that full membership must await the thirteenth of September when the Sophomores initiated us. That year we elected Carter Jermunson, president; Lorraine Bitz, vice president; Helen Weikum, secretary; and Miss Ella Stockton, sponsor, as our class officers. After a three months' vacation we returned to school to resume our studies and to find that four of our members had dropped by the wayside. We who remained were determined to make the grade our Sophomore year. As Sophomores, we enjoyed greatly the Freshman initiation since we were in charge. That year the class officers were: president, Dean Gollehon; vice president, Carter Jermunson; secretary, Helen Weikum and sponsor, Mr. Royels. The summer months rolled by swiftly and we soon found ourselves back at school. Again we lost a classmate. At the first meeting of the year came the elections of officers. They were elected as follows: president, Dean Gollehon; vice president, Fred Froebel; secretary, Lenore Row; and sponsor, Mr. Royels. We were happy to have Helen Weikum, a Junior, selected as Queen of the Carnival. On May sixth, the Junior Class presented their play The Blundering Herd. Of course, it was a great success. It was directed by Miss Mamie Darlinton. On April 22 the Junior Prom was held with a large and joyous crowd attending. As the year ended we resolved to return in the fall to resume our studies os Seniors. With the opening of the year, Werner Gollehon joined our Senior Class. Welcome, Werner. Our class officers for the year were: president, Dean Gollehon; vice pres- ident, Helen Weikum; secretary, Lorraine Bitz; representative to student council, Lenore Row; reporter, Marthelin Kincaid, and E. L. Anglemyer, sponsor. Our class play for the year was It's Papa Who Pays, directed by Miss Helen Demarest. Class rings of yellow and white gold with the B in black enamel were purchased by the members. We have come but a portion of the way on life's journey yet what we have been taught by our teachers will help to make life happier and more interesting. We, the Seniors of '39, truly believe that the best time in our life was the years spent in school. I 7 i