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

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CLHSS PRUPHEC9 I was on a vacation to California from my big farm when I thought of the class of 'SO' It has been ten years naw since I have seen any of my old class mates Things have sure changed since we graduated Everybody is riding in private airplanes now I looked up my old class mate Lyle Coughlin H is living in a big house in Beverly Hills, California and is really working hard these days I found him in back of his big mansion sitting in a big lawn chair by his private swimmlng pool I asked him how he ever got a place like this and he said he made a go of an air plane factory, after talking for a few hours I left The next day I looked up another class mate Donna Thompson I found her in a big offlce, head steno grapher for a big lnsurance company ln down town Sacra mento, Callfornia We talked of the fun we all usedua have ln hlgF school and a few other thlngs Then Ileft crops were gTOW1Hg I know now that all my class mates are doing the things we said we would like to do after we graduated SENIOR CLOSE UP Name vavorlte Pastlme Food Lyle Steak Coughlin Wrled chicken Qay Johnson Wrench frles Donna Thompson Tearlng around Drlvlng Prowllng around 11 Wants to be Mill ionalre Fa I'.'116I' Steno grapher Song Blue Skirt Waltz Blues Stay Away From Hap piness Saying And what do you think about that Off the beam I'm far gone ' . e because I had to start back to Montana, to see how the 1 Me H - ' - - My so

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CLQS3 HISTURH In September of L6 six freshmen began their career in the Brady High School They were Jim Cough l1n, Leroy Rouns, Frances Gollehon, Lenora Severson, Lyle Coughlln, and Donna Thompson Gerald Seidler Joined the class after a few weeks of school We were not really accepted as hlgh school students until after initiation After three months of vacation we returned to find Jim Coughlin had left the class in favor of J01HlHg the whlch we greatly enjoyed As juniors we started five strong, Leroy Rouns and Gerald Seidler had left the class and Ray Johnson had transferred to our school from Libby, Montana The high spot of the year was when we acted as host to the sen iors by taking them to the 'Ice Revue' and dinner in Great Falls On September 7 l9L9 four seniors began their last year in the Brady High School with Clark Fowler as our sponser Frances Gollehon had been married during the summer and Lenora Severson left us soon after school had begun Three seniors were now left to struggle with the work on the various school activities The officers elected were Lyle Coughlin, President, Ray Johnson, Vice President and Representative to the Student Coun eil, and Donna Thompson, Secretary Now that our high schccl days are drawing tc a close we hope that from the help of various teachers we have learned a way of better citizenship in the years following 10 I Navy. As sophomores we were in charge of initiation I

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CLHSS UHLI. We, the Senior Class of '50', having been here for the past four years, do hereby bequeath to the school, the faculty, and the other classes all that is left behind us To the school we leave our smiles and grouches while passing our happy school days We leave to the faculty our best wishes and appre ciatlon for guiding us through four years of high school To the Juniors we leave the privilege of speaking without permission in the study hall To the Sophomores we leave our places at the mag azine shelf we hope they read the papers more often than we did We leave to the Freshman our good study habits May they be wise and learn them To the soon to be Freshman we leave our ability to get along with the teachers Ray Johnson leaves h1s ability to buy old cars to Bill Robinson and his ability to pass English to Herb Lyle Coughlin leaves his helght and ability to play basketball to Gordon Bueling Donna Thompson leaves her ability to prowel t Majorie Matthys and her way of keeping behind in book keeping to anyone who can get away with it SENIOR CLASS POEM Tell me not, my Senior teachers If we pass will pleasure fill us That our high school days are done will it cause great happiness, Do you promise, please, don't keep Or will we sorrow that we're leavin Til the class of 'Bl' We, slr, the Senior Class? Four years of patient waiting, Tell me not of worldly riches And the time has come at last, They are won by life long str fe But by the grades, I'm thinking Just give each one his pleasures There's a few that may not pass And his share of work in life 12 Rabee O . , - . , .us ' 3. 0 l