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

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Top Row: Betty Mowbray, Erna Weikum, Lois Hill, Thomas Row, Laura Curtis, Kenneth Otness, David Greer, Erma Wiest, Robert Kauk. Bottom Row: Warren Schlepp, Eugene Styren, Arthur Rouns, Mildred Banka, George El ling son, Freddy Banka, Mildred MacLean, Edeline Larson, Ruby Anderson. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Top Row—Richard Joseph Wayne Mowbray Willard Schlepp, Allan Curtis, Billy Coughlin, Kolb Kincaid. Bottom Row: George Gollehon, Rebecca Gollehon, Birdine Otness, Lucile Ellingson, Raymond Shedeler, Phyllis Burdick. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Top Row: Marie Joseph, Garfield Jermunson. Lorraine Weikum. Elmer Kauk, Lenard Armstrong, Marian Mowbray, Raymond Opsand, Johnny Banka, Jimmie Coughlin. Neil Stuart, Mary Stuart. 3ottom Row: Helen Opsand, June Yoder, Donald Zimbelman, Walter Garner, Richard Curtis, Irene Styren. Thomas Banka, Laurence Styren, LaVonne Otness. Eva Gollehon. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Top Row LeRoy Rouns, Neil Jermunson, Raymond Johnson, Jackie Distad, Ernest Styren, Mae Belle Joseph, LaVone Styren, Clarabelle Moser, Jun« Nelson, Betty Armstrong. Bottom Row: Frances Gollehon, Donald Anglemyer, Donald Wesley, Donna May Thompson, Ihomas Coughlin, Lyle Coughlin, Loyal Deardorfi, Dick Anglemyer, Shirley Yoder, Lenora Severson, Lenard Armstrong.

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Will they ever grow up . . . Dignified Seniors . . Frosh . . Over somebody else's shoulder . . . The store windows . . . The toss up . . Santa's toys . . . You do the darndest things . . June in January ... I can't escape from you . . . Prof. . . . December in Montana . . . Green Freshman . . . Disguised . . . While shepherds watch their flocks by night ... It doesn't mean a thing.

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Junior High School History On September 17, 1938, eighteen boys and girls assembled in Room 11 as the Junior High School with Ernest L. Lunden, instructor. Mildred and Freddie Bank a and Eugene Styren are new members, trans- ferring from the Strauss School. The Junior High boys' basketball team played Conrad and Valier during the season. Both girls and boys participated in Glee Club this year, the girls being members of the high school club directed by Miss Margaret Berg and the boys made up a Junior Club with Mr. Lunden as director. Ten were mem- bers of the school band. Officers elected at the beginning of the school year were Robert Kauk, president; Edeline Larsen, secretary-treasurer; Mildred MacLean, reporter; Thomas Row, student council representative, and Ernest L. Lunden, sponsor. In early December, the Junior High was moved to Room 8, providing larger quarters for the Home Economics girls. February 14 we entertained the High School and faculty at a Backwards Party in the gymnasium. Grade School History The first six grades of the Brady Public School have a total enrollment of fifty-four, with twenty-one in the first and second grades; twenty-one in the third and fourth grades; and twelve in the fifth and sixth grades. In the individual subjects they have attempted to cover the material pre- scribed for each grade. The required textbooks were supplemented with work- books, maps, and booklets. Much was done to improve and acquire skills in the fundamentals. In the social sciences and in play an attempt was made to give the children a knowledge of other peoples and places and an under- standing of how best to work and play in society. Many new books have been added to the libraries. The stories are varied and of interest to all. These books are read outside of the classroom and each child is encouraged to read as much as his ability will allow. Hand work has been the basis of much of the art work done this year. Free hand drawing, painting, and cutting have also been stressed. Among the art activities were Christmas gifts, Christmas cards, posters, kites, silhouettes, and blackboard drawing. The music course has consisted of folk dances, ryhthm bands, and one-part and two-part singing. Some of the grades took part in the music program held at the gymnasium and some in the Music Festival which is held in Conrad each spring. The fifth and sixth grade boys and girls enjoyed basketball practice this winter. Three of the boys were also in the band. It is felt that the well-rounded curriculum of the year has proved both profitable and enjoyable. [ 17 ]