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

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The grade building was erected in 1916 and then later in 1928 the high school division was erected which made our school complete except for a gymnasium, which was erected the fall of 1928. This year the stoker was removed from the furnace and we returned to hand-firing for quicker action. Also the main circuit of wiring was replaced with heavier wire to allow for lighting of rooms on dark days without danger of fire. A new filing cabinet was purchased for the office, and a set of Science Encyclopedias was purchased for the high Mr. Garner, better known as Charlie” our ever faith- ful janitor, can always De seen wearing a smile. In addi- tion to being helpful in all our activities, he adds a touch of sunshine to our daily tasks. He has been Janitor in the Brady school for the past fifteen years, during which time he has neglected none of his many duties. At four o’clock he can be seen behind a pile of sweeping compound with a broom in his hand. Dur- ing vacation time you can find him busily cleaning up af- ter students and varnishing floors and desks, which have the varnish worn off by constant use. Mrs. Alda Brines was again selected as cook for the hot lunch project which was started last year. Every day just before noon you can smell appetizing odors drifting through the halls, which the students can- not resist. Food has been furnished by donations from parents, federal surplus commodities and purchases at tte store with cash donated by the community. The ladies aid and H-D club donated cash monthly. 2

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FACULTY Irving Quanbeck, Shepherd Mont., B.A. Augsburg College 1931, M. E., IT. of Mont., 1941; Super- intendent, Chemistry, Consumer Education, General Soience, Elementary Science, Library, Senior Sponsor Helen Gladoski, Lambert Mont., Eastern Montana State Mormal, 1937; Grades 1-2-3 Louise Burgmaier, Power, Mont., B.A. U.of Montana 1941; Typ.ng and Short- hand, Physical Education, General Business, Arith- metic 6, Freshman Sponsor Spotlight Sponsor Winfield Krieg, Steeletcn Pa., B.S. N. Y. U. 1934; American History, Govern- ment, English 7--8--9f Music Fundamentals, Band, Glee Clubs, Jr. High Sponsor Esther Larson, Brady , Eastern Montana State, Normal, 1938; Grades 2- 5-6 Lois Horrett, Bozeman, Mont.,B. A. U. of Mont. 1941; English 10 and 12, Dramatics, Algebra, Arithmetic 7-8, Music 4-6, Sophomore Sponsor Frank Mathew, Clearmont Wyo., B.S., Billings Polytechnic Institute, 1941: Coach, Shop, So- cial Science 7-8, Citizenship, Spelling, Penmanship, Junior Sponsor