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

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Agriculture Agriculture was added to the curriculum at Brady this year and proved to be a popular course. The enrollment was limited to the Junior and the Senior boys because facilities for teaching a larger group were inadequate. Several very interesting field trips were taken during the fall but due to a lack of funds the trips had to be discontinued. This meant changing from a vocational to an academic type of teaching. The course was made as practical as possible in the classroom and a brief study made of all agricultural subjects with particular emphasis on animal husbandry, poultry, and soil and water conservation. The future of agriculture in Brady High School is uncertain though in an agricultural community it should be made a permanent part of the curriculum. The class was taught by Gay Kravik, graduate of Montana State College, Bozeman. Dean, Hal, and Werner Gollehon, Russell Wikstrom, Russel Peterson, Bob Kincaid, Roy Garner, Eugene Baquet, John MacLean, and James Hill made up the class enrollment.

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FEBRUARY 6 Many were the sinners who shivered and shook in their chairs during the Assembly Spooks and Frauds. 7 A vast gathering of tense and excited students witnessed the defeat of the Brady Bulldogs by the Cowboys at Conrad. 14 In the midst of tight, ill-fitting, backward clothing, the high school and faculty gathered at the gym on the evening of this, St. Valentine's Day, to attend the Junior High Backward party. 19 Another vast gathering of students and townspeople convened at the gym to hear the Sunday concert. 22-25 Verily, verily, I say unto you that during these days the Boys' District Tournament was held at Shelby. MARCH 3-4 Amidst clamor and laughter, the girls attended the Invitational Basket- 17 ball Tournament at Augusta. And on this very night, the Juniors, realizing the weariness of certain worthy Seniors, did entertain with games and a dance at a St. Patrick's Party. And lo! A large number of students and townspeople gathered together at the gym to be entertained by the Seniors in It's Papa Who Pays. APRIL Howbeit, the Juniors did give their annual Prom on this night. 19 Amidst the sweet refrains of Native Swiss Singers did the townspeople gather to hear another Assembly program. 28 Inasmuch as the musically inclined students in the Band were to give us a concert, we did part with a small sum to help finance their trip to Havre. MAY 2 Upon the evening of this day all the menfolk in the town were greatly 5 interested in the Assembly, Jiu Jitsu. Amidst great clamor and squeaking of saxophones and trombones the B Club Dance was staged to raise a bit of medium of exchange. 14 It came to pass that on this day was held the Baccalaureate Service for graduating Seniors. 16-17 On these days did the teachers deem it fitting and proper to give 18 final examinations and many of our members were sore afraid. Verily, verily, I say unto you that upon this very day a multitude gath- ered to witness the Seniors receive their diplomas at the Commencement Exercises in the gym. 19 And lo! Another school year is complete. May this yearbook be a memorandum thereof. I 23 i

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ATHLETICS