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

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Superintendent's Message The Spotlight seems especially appropriate as the name for the Brady yearbook since it focuses attention upon the activities of the school and its several student organizations. A yearbook more than any other school publi- cation, gives the picture of the whole year with every activity in somewhere near its rightful place. It is not to be expected that an annual catches all the intangibles about a school, but it does review most of the incidents and events that are at all describable. The school year, 1938-39, has been exceptionally effective and lively. May this yearbook do it justice. E. L. Anglemyer

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In the preparation of this annual It has been the aim of the staff to make it a cherished memorandum of all the classes and activities in school for the past year. Without the cooperation of the faculty, members of school and sponsors, this yearbook would not have been possible. We appreciate your help very much. With our best wishes for the future, we hope you will receive this annual in the spirit in which it is given and let the Spotlight be a reminiscence of the good old days in Brady High.

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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.