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

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PEP EL EE Left to right: P. Tempel, D. Thompson, L. Weikum, B. Armstrong, L. Ellingson, L. Otness, L. Severson, Mr3. Holloran, M. Stuart, E. Gollehon, F. Gollehon, C. Moser. JP, EH IEEE Left to right: L. Coughlin, L. Rouns, 0. Germundson, G. Seidler C. Oien, B. Moser, R. Moser, Mr. Holloran.

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CL CSS PR QPCEE Y In thi9 writing I hope to have an opportunity of expend- ing my powers to tell the future. I think that my dreams best express what will happen in the future. In the first of my eventful dreams I saw Elmer Kauk with graying hair sitting at his desk as professor of American Government. I recalled that he studied so hard on that sub- ject. The place wa3 none other than Harvard. Elmer was married ,but I couldn't find out his wife's name. He had had the professorship of American Government for a period of twelve years. It seemed he enjoyed the position, but as always there were a few exceptionals in his classes. Next in my dreams I saw a beautiful girl. This girl was a commercial director of Vogue Magazine in New York. She seem- ed to be very busy deciding whether or not to draw dogs or horses as a side line. By this time I knew who it was. None other than Mary Stuart. Mary was an exceptional artist in Brady High School. Many times she had drawings over her papers. As soon as the day was over she ascended in her pri- vate plane and returned to her home in Mary-land. I was trying to find Eva Gollehon in my dreams. When I saw her she seemed to be in s 'me foreign country. She had a home in one of the old castles and was surrounded by many children who called her grandmother. She had many modern con- veniences but was still compelled to use a car. One of the other members of the class was 9een in my dreams when she sold me a new wardrobe at her fashionable New York Shoppe. It seemed that her training in the good old Brady High School came in handy. She caters to all the movie stars and she has designed many different styles of clothes for the modern woman. I suppose you are all wondering who the g rl in question is. Why she is Lorraine Weikurn. She was f iking around $40,000 a month. Not bad, heh? Of course there ere taxes to be taken out. The last member of the class was a blonde. Hor name is Lucille Ellingson. After she left Brady High School, she Journeyed to the east,stopping off at the University of Minne- sota, where she mastered in Medicine. She attained the goal of A Brain Surgeon and was recently a member of the Staff of the V e3hington Memorial Hospital. I awoke at the last dream and I hope that at least one of the clrss of 47” will have attained the heights of success of my prophecy. (cl mss pa mm Yeers ago we had far to reach, So far, it spemed that the end would never come, But with the blessing of those that patiently teach We’ve studied our books and mastered some Until we find our goal attained and opportunity at our door. We can now look back on the years and restore 4 Those cherished memories, those thoughts so dear, Cf all the time we spent on each and every chore, Kow v e counted the months gone by until vacation drew so near, Our thoughts would often wander far away To our senior year and graduation day. To be sure our life has Just begun, Ahead we must uphold the right and suppress the wrong. We'll pay heed to our learning until our Job is done And follow our will to where our hearts belong. If willingness be half the battle of life, We'll live in prosperity and 9ee no strife.

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Left to right: Mr. Holloran, L. Deardorff L. Coughlin, N. Jernunson, J. Coughlin, T. S. Kauk, D. Zimbelnsn, L. ouns. J. Distad, D. V.'esley, Coughlin, 0. Jermunaon Early in November eleven hopefuls, under the guidance of Coach holloran, turned out to begin the basketball season. Sorely lacking in hwirht and experience, the team was faced .vi h a stiff schedule, of seventeen games, only four of which wound up in the winning column. With only one senior, Elmer Kauk, being lost by gr d- uation, the lettermen of this year, plus the experience gained should show up against the competition next year. The entire squad earned letters during the 1946—19V7 season. Season’s Schedule Brody 32 Brady 31 Bredy 35 Brady 31 Brady 29 Brady 17 Brady 29 Brady 34 Brady 20 Brady 26 Brady 24 Cut jank Sunburst American Legion Conrad Dutton Cut Bank Oilmont Valier Neihart 28 Brady 9 Conrad 57 4 2 Brady 47 Sweetgrass 24 34 Brady 47 Neihart 57 59 Brady 34 Dutton 45 42 Brady 35 Sweetgrass 23 43 Brady 3C Valier 43 3 Brady 23 Sunburst 42 47 35 Brady 18 Oilmont 4 , District Tournament at Shelby Shelby 1 Brady 26 Valier 3] Small School Tournament at Valier Valier 41 Brady 33 Oilmont 34