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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1951 volume:

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After re- tiring for a few years he was again pressed into service after the resignment of Mr. Nash. He is seen at all hours of the day scurring up and down the stairs to look at the thermometers and whisping dust from the hall and from under the radiators. 4 MRS. PAULINE GRAHAM Mrs. Graham is back again helping as assistant cook. We all know that she is a very important member of the cooking staff, and does her hit to make the lunches as pleas- ing as possible. MRS. MacPHER5ON College o! St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minnesota College of Education A. B Great Falls English, Comrnercial and Girls' Physical Education X X Faculty, MORGAN J. SHERLOCK A.B. Northland College M.A. University of Wisconsin History and Psychology MR. MacPHERSON College of Education A. B., Great Falls Junior High and Sociology 5 MR. CLARK FOWLER Science, Mathematics and Boys Physical Education University of Montanh University of Washington Gonzaga University Fabulty MRS. HAZEL WOODS Valley City Normal of Education Great Falls Sth and 6th Grades - MRS. IDELL SMITH College of Education, Great Falls 3rd and 4th Grades MISS EMA NOVAK College of Education, Great Falls, Montana lst and Znd Grades 6 Of BONITA ANN HILL Don't take life too seriously 'cuz you'll never come out of it alive. , Student Council ........................ 4 Clan Officer .................... l,Z,3.4 Editor of Spotlight ..... Annual Sta!! ........... Dramatic: ........... Glee Club .... . Band... .... ... Pep Club...... .Seniors ' CALVIN LEE OIEN A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. A Student Council ........................ 2,3 President of Student Council ......... 4 Class Officer ......... ............. l ,Z.3,4 Spotlight Staff ........................... 3,4 Annual Staff ........... ........... 4 Basketball ............... .... I ,Z,3,4 Basketball Captain ...... 4 .......... 4 Drarnaticl ............... ..... 2 .3,4 Glee Club .............. . .... 1.4 Band ......... ..... I .....a,4 4 z,a,4 1,z,a.4 ....1,z,3,4 LILLY LOUISE SEVERSON High school days have their delights but they can't compare with high school nights. Student Council ........................... 1 Class Officer ..... ..... 1 ,Z,3,4 Spotlight Staff ..... ......... 3 .4 Annual Staff ..... ........ 4 Dramatic: ..... ........ 3 ,4 Glee Club ...... .......... 1 .4 Pep Club ....... ..... l ,Z,43.4 Cheerleader ..... ..... Z ,3 8 he 'J I .www A ' 5 A rx! r ,,-,p,,L if ,mf .+ .1 Q'1 Seniors MARJORIE FAYE PETERSEN Life is short and so am I. Student Council .................... Class Officer ....... . .... Spotlight Staff...... Annudl Staf!...... DYBHKIHCI ...... .... 4 Z,3.4 Z,3,4 ........4 3,4 Glee Club. . ....... . ............. . ........ Z Pep Club........ ............. . ..... . Transferred from Cut Bunk MARIAN SARAH TEMPEL Why hurry today when there is A perfectly good tomorrow thlt'l never been touched. Class Officer l,Z,3,4 Spotlight Staff ...... Annual Staff ....... Dramatics ...... Glee Club ..... Pep Club...... Bam'l......... ....... 3,4 l,3,4 .....l,Z,3,4 .....l,Z,3,4 ..... 1,3 9 2-3.4 Class History We entered Brady Public School in the fall of 1939 with a class of five pupils. The class at that tirne consisted of Dick Anglemyer, Calvin Oien, Lilly Severson, Bonita Hill and Herbert Styren. During our grade school years eight students joined the class. They were as follows: Marian Tempel, Bill Robinson, Fern Anderson, Kenneth Magdall, Oscar Germundson, Duane Lewis, Bill York, and Dennis Christianson. Three of the original class, Lilly, Bonita, and Cal, survived the eight tedious years of grade school to begin high school in the fall of 1947. After completing our grade school education we en- tered high school with a class consisting 'of Cal Oien, Fern Anderson, Bonita Hill, Lilly Severson, Oscar Germundson, Beth Royels, Bill Robinson, Marian Tempel, and Kenneth Magdall. Bill York went to Texasg Duane Lewis moved to Great Fallsg and Dennis Christianson also moved away. Beth Royels entered from Jordan at this time. lt was during our Sophomore year that Herb Rabe joined us from Minneapolis, Minnesota and Marjorie Petersen came from Cut Bank. 'Oscar Germundson withdrew to join the army. Beth Royels moved away after completing the Sophomore year. Our entire Junior year was spent advising and in all ways helping the Seniors. All of the members of the Junior class were cast in the Junior, Senior play, Let Me Out Of Here. We assisted greatly in running the activities of the school. We entered our Senior year with a strange feeling that we had lost something. It wasn't until the beginning of the second semester that we finally realized it was Herb and Bill. They are now both living in Brady. We spent our Senior year doing as little as possible and causing as much trouble as we thought we could get away with, however we hope that through the efforts which we have exerted in the last four years, that we have accomplished something which will make us better citizens in the years to come. 10 Superintendentis' Message Once more the close of another school year: once more another annual! We offer our congratulations to the class of 1951 for this accomplishment. We believe that the high school annuals published in our country during any given year are vital publica- tion. They constitute a good source of information concerning the thoughts and customs of that particular year. It has been interesting to observe your enjoyment when you examined Spotlights published years previously here at Brady. Given a few years and the students of tomorrow will have the same amount of enjoyment you have had in observing the odd hair-dos, strange clothes and the stiff starched collars that your Mothers and Fathers wore when they attended Brady High School several years ago. I believe your present publication will prove a valuable addition to the present collection of Brady High School Spotlights. Morgan J. Sherlock, Supt. 11 Presidentis Farewell Address Parents, faculty, friends and classmates: Last fall my class honored me by electing me president. I have filled this office to the best of my ability. I wish to thank my classmates for their co-operation and loyalty. The last four years of my life are but a steppingstone to the other side--my goal. Yet this steppingstone is essential. It will save time, trouble, and maybe failure. Very often students do not realize what the value of high school is. It is the period in which we learn to stand on our own legs. After this period comes the trying of those legs on the highways of the world. Every student should realize at the beginning the importance of this period and make the most of those four years. Graduation comes all too soon and time wasted will be regretted. AI hope the Brady High School may long continue to serve this community and that its ideals and traditions may long live. With eve ry commencement of any task there must be a leaving off of some other. One can not realize the full value of a thing until it is gone. But when I leave off the tasks of my high school days, I shall commence with a fundamental preparation for the upward climb to my life's goals. www' - emaw IZ Class Will We, the graduating class of 1951, A. D., being of un- equaled mind and sound bodies do hereby bequeath all our well meaning ambitions and our lost credits to the Junior class. To the Sophomores we leave our old but unused library cards. We hope they will make better use of them than we did. To the Freshrnen we leave our best wishes and also the hope that they enjoy their high school days as much as we did. To the soon to be Freshrnen fthere might be a few, we leave our ability to go on skip day and get away with it. To the teachers we leave our thankfulness for helping us over the rough spots of our preceding school years. We leave to our parents the good and the bad memories of our childhood days. Last but not. least we leave to the school board all our debts, hoping that they do not have to float a special bond issue to pay them. Lilly Severson and Bonita Hill leave their ability to start their typing budgets on Wednesday and complete them by Friday to the typing I class. Marjorie Peterson wills her ability in Math to Mary and Loretta. She hopes that they will make good use of it. Cal Oien leaves his ability to skip school to Gordon Bueling and his wolfish ways to Walter Banis. May they never be in as much trouble as he constantly was. Marian Tempel leaves her height to Beverly Matthys. 13 Class Prophecy I was traveling by airplane to my ranch in Beaverhead County after attending my son's graduation from Yale University. It was then that I ran into my old classmate Marian Tempel who was traveling with her husband, president of the air lines on which I was traveling. We started conversing about our old classmates. She said she saw Marjorie Petersen, who is head nurse on the men's floor at the Mayo Clinic. I told her that I had seen Lilly Severson, a Professor of Physics at Yale University. Lilly informed me that Bonita Hill is a featured soloist with the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra now appearing at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. Name Bonita Hill Marian Tempel Lilly Severson Marjorie Petersen Calvin Oien Senior Close- Ups Favorite Food Fried Chicken Fried Chicken Fried Chicken Fried Chicken Ravioli Pas time Singing Singing Dancing Resting Hunting 14 Ambition To have twins Air line Stewardess Go to Yale Nurse To be a bachelor Saying Good grief! Do you mind? You know better! Why? To H - with it! Song Thinking of You Sentimen- tal Me Roses Tennessee Waltz Tennessee Waltz Senior Poem In the year of fourty-seven On a bright September day, A group of jolly Freshmen To Brady found their way. They were tortured by the Sophomores, Made fun of by the rest, But they lived through all this nonsense And strove to do their best. Then when that year had ended And the next one had begun Those who had once been Freshmen Now were Sophomores full of fun. They made friends with all the teachers Through their happy, pleasing ways, And each one will remember His carefree Sophomore days. Third year they were Juniors Working hard and long each day, To overcome each difficulty They were sure to find a way. And now this group are Seniors And before you here we stand, All our hopes and struggles centered In this diploma in our hand. Donna Thornpson--- Lyle Coughlin ------ Ray Johnson ------- Tommy Coughlin --- Betty Armstrong--- Loyal Deardorff -- Dorathy Rabe ---- Donald W esley ----- Donald Zimbleman Pat Tempel ------ Alumni 1950 -Working in the Conrad Bakery. Working in the Equity Elevator in Brady. Living in Brady. 1949 Working in the Montana Elevator in Brady Mrs. Joe Perry-Living in Great Falls. In the U. S. Air Force. Working in the Conrad Bank. Going to the College of Education in Great Falls. 1948 Farming near Brady. Mrs. David Hastings-Living near Brady. LaVonne Otness ---- --Mrs. Allen Paddock-Living near Fairfield 15 School Improvements Now that we have come to the close of our school days in Brady High we look back and see the many improvements that have been made to further the efficiency and pleasantness of the school system. One of the first improvements was made with the purchase of new blackboards for the gymnasiuxn. Next were the changes that were made in the schoolhouse. There was a new furnace installed, new rest rooms built up- stairs, water fountains and fire hose. At this time the lunchroom, typing room and office were remodeled. The lunchroom now has been divided into two units, the kitchen and the dining room. New cupboards, sinks, stoves, wqrk tables and a deep freeze were installed. There have been vast improvements made in the gym during the last two years. There was a different heating system installed, shower rooms built upstairs and new black- out curtains purchased for the gym and also for the visual aids room. Last but not least were the changes made to the school grounds. Sidewalks were built and playground equipment for the grade school children was purchased. Now as we look back on all of these improvements we realize the interest and faith that the members of the commu- nity have in our school and we hope that their confidence in the youth of this community is well founded. 16 r Juniors M. MATTHYS M. COUGHLIN 4 E. RUNDQUIST R. MOSER 'We began high school in 1949 with a class of six. Two students, Bob 7Moser and Elmer Horning, dropped out during our Freshman year. Mrs . Roy Tronson, the former Pat Merryfield, was with the class in our :Sophomore year until Christmas. Donna Wesley left our class at the close of our Sophomore year. She is now Mrs. Jelmer Meyers. The class officers for this year are as follows: Ronald Moser, President: Vice-President, Elva Rundquistg Secretary, Marjorie Matthysg Representative of Student Council, Mary Coughlin. Not pictured--D. Rundquist. 18 NX Sophomores sm L. FREEMAN J. TEMPEL J. STENHJEM L, OIEN 5, MA-r-rms fu -ff, 5 L. MUMM M. TURNQUIST G. BUELING P. ROBINSON D. MUMM Nine Freshmen entered the doors of Brady High last year with one new pupil who is Gordon Bueling. This year we have another new pupil, Marilyn Turnquist, which raised the number to ten. Leah Oien is Presidentg Loretta Freeman, Vice-Preqidentg Marilyn Turnquist, Secretary-Treasurer: and Delores Mumm, Reporter. 19 Freshmen 1 .ag fs., '93 . wig L, .:.:. - I . .. H HQ I , I .:'f- is if 'lm - - 'Aw nw 1 .W ' ' . W A F i . -fy f, - , A. .,...2geff1w: S ' - - 'Y .' S If ,Q if 2 if X fl' is ' s aw 5 . if ' , K E - QD E , Q t Q - I , l i.1iT5 if D. PERRY B. MOWBRAY l T. GOLLEHON J. CRANE B. WHITE kx gfl. ' - .. Y, X f me , . 'W t l e QV .v lv, H. WEIKUM A. STOCKSTAD W. BANIS L. GOLLEHON . ,Hg e ..., .ee t - f 5 1 ' 151-X, xii: 3 Aff fi 4 iv il N A ' 1 :xr z.f-zaiiwtv' I-f . 6 tt. me nf. , ,,1,5,, Q., miss. - 1. 1- r - If-gi: ,SQ Eif u -ISM ,. f .,g,-M Y I3 '-f ' 5 45 Q 5 Q H' 3 PE wi g . 1. ,.,l,5-5,3HQ4l: , ,QQ aa WW ig f . ' me D I we , ii , Q M .- D. GOLLEHON H. SEVERSON The Freshman class entered high school with ten members. Walter Banis transferred from Collins. Avis Stockstad entering Brady from Moore, Montana which made the class of eleven students. We lost one student, Dick Alzhiemer, who is going to school in Great Falls. On September 2.2, 1950 the Sophomores initiated us. The class officers are as follows: Harvey Weikum, Presidentg Vice-President, Donald Perryg Secretary-Treasurer, Joan Craneg Reporter, Harold Seversong Repre- sentative of Student Council, Tommy Gollehon. Z0 ' 4 1 ar QV G. SEVERSON Siiy.. ve ...N :Z D. LAASCH D, WHITE gg? 1, ligggycf if U' ' 141 Junior High f: F W 'v-Ol I vo- t x wx, E 1 3 '1 I H. SEVERSON B. THOMPSON . 'N an hu gf an 155, X7 -' vw 'Q' , ,X u 6 ' ' vs c. RAB1: B. GUFFIN l 1 www io D. WESLEY N. TEMPEL arf' Q o , Q . sf K., an . L. MUMM J. STENJHEM . ., 1 ' W 'f'? 0 v R 1' mg 1t,.,kA 4. - N LALL X .s J. MOWBRAY C. MATTHYS Q Q5 .X vw .. 5 F 5 gk i A. MILLER DAVISAN K- 1,4- 0 '. kk iw Q Q 5 0 ' C. LAASCH S, FREEMAN D. DYER C, RODR No'r PICTURED--L. MUMM Z1 EQUEZ Third and Fourth Grades s . M . ! L 1 Q 4 if Y .5 -rr- Q BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: NOT PICTURED: QL-- nn R. Lenz, R. Hofland, V. Laasch, R. Miller, J. Hofland, D.- Jermunson, R. Johnson, K. Tempel. J. Laasch, M. Beatty, G. Mlmdy, T. Rodrequez., B. Weikum, S. Mundy, C. Nash, C. Freeman. Mrs. Smith, Y. Turnquist, R. Trost, A. Severson, L. Dyer, M. Sevetson, M. Thompson. Fifth and Sixth Grades wap. BACK ROW: R. Kauk, M. Burdick, L. Hodgson, J. Zirnbleman, K. Perry, R. Fornfeist, C. Severson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Woods, ld. SCYEYIE, K. Keller, I. Zirnbleman, B. Gollehon, A. Weikum, R. Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: C. Perry, L. Hayes, S. Stockstad, S. Mowbray, L. Hofland, P. Fornfeist. NOT PICTURED: P. Smith. ZZ s X 5 X Q 5--fr Primary is -as 'Ki ,,., ,. 3 .. TOP ROW: Miss Novak, V. Hodgson, J. Hodgson, B. Mngdnll, L. Nash, S. Bartsch, S. Weikum C. Kauk, B. Hofhnd. SECOND ROW: M. Britton, H. Nash, J. F0l'hf8ilf, S. Hayes. B. White, G. Schlepp. THIRD ROW: I... Schlepp, J. Holland, D. Wesley, K. Tempel, E. Camden, P. Thompson. FRONT ROW: M. Pauli, G. Dyer, G. Petersen, J. Siocluhd, D. Schlepp. H i-B Club .yi xt .f- 5 W. ' 55... vw, Y Q -Y A . ' W 9 5 -v TOP ROW: D. laasch, A. Miller, D. Wesley, H. Severson, J. Stenhjem, B. Guffin. SECOND ROW: C. Rodrequez. D. Dyer, B. Thompson, D. White, S. Freeman, C. Rabe, K. Matthys. FRONT ROW: N. Tempel, C. Laasch, Mr. MacPherson, M. Davison, J. Mowbray. Z3 Student Council Q Q ve' TOP ROW: Left to Right: T. Gollehon, M. Coughlin, B. Matthys, M. Petetlen. FRONT ROW: C. Oien, J. Stenhjem, M. Matthys, B. Hill, Mr. Sherlock. Glee Club 4- if is TOP ROW: Left to Right: J. Crane. B. Matthys, P. Robinson, L. Severlon, M. Matthyl, B. Hill L. Oien. D. Gollehon, A. Stockstad. FRONT ROW: I. Stenhjem, H. Seversen. R. Moser, C. Oien, D. Perry, H. Weikum, Mrs. MacPherson, M. Tempel, J. Tempel, B. Mowbray, M. Turnquist, L. Gollehon. Z5 4 2 J F Q5 lg TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: Pep Ulllb ww J. Mowbray, D. Lunch, C. Rodrequez, S. Freeman, M. Turnquist, M. Petersen, D. Dyer, K. llatthys, M. Davison, I. Teinpel. . Rabe, Mrs. MacPherson, G. Sevex-san. D. White, M. Matthys. L. Freeman, . Gollehon, B. Mowbray, B. Thompson. . Rundquist, B. Hill. B. Matthys, M. Coughlin, J. Crane, L. Severson, A. Stockstad . Gollehon, L. Oien. C L E D Cheerleader? D p, pau uni' D. GOLLEHON AND L. on-:N Z6 Q if ,L I Annual Staff ef, S, Q' . B V I i 2 qx ul .1-P ,K .l Mr. Fowler, M. Tempel, C. Oien, B. Hill, L. Severlon. Not Pictured--M. Petersen Spotlight Staff X .. .iii we Qu-3' :Na TOP ROW: M. Matthys, M. Tempel, J. Tempel, B. Mowbray, G. Bueling SECOND ROW: ' ' ' L. Oren, M. Coughhn, C. Oxen, J. Stenhjem H Severson L Savers R , . , . on, . Moser. SEATED: B. Hill, Mrs. MacPherson, J. Crane. Z7 .1 High School Basketball BACK ROW: G. Bueling. R. White, W. Banil, D. Perry, T. Gollehon, Mr. Fowler. BOTTOM ROW: C. Oien, R. Moser, J. Shenhjem, H. Severson, H. Weikum. With only four lettermen from last year's squad: Ronnie Moser, Jack Stenhjem, Gordon Bueling, and Cal Oien, coach Clark Fowler started practice in November. Only one Senior, Cal Oien, will be lost for next year's squad. We wish the team success. Brady 34 Brady ze Brady 18 Brady Z5 Brady 34 Brady 40 Brady 33 Dutton Shelby B Oilmont Browning Sunburst F. F. A. Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady Class C Tournament at Valier Valier Brady Browning Valier Conrad B Oilmont F. F. A. Shelby B Sunburst Junior High Basketball September October November December January TOP ROW: K. Tempel, M. Burdick, K. Perry, L. Hodgson, C. Severson, Mr. MacPherson. SECOND ROW: J. Zimbleman, R. Fornfiest, D. Wesley, B. Guffin, C. Laasch. FRONT ROW: D. Kauk, 1. Stenhjem, H. Severson, T. Rodrequez, A. Miller. School Calendar School opened January Z7 Valier here County Institute February Z Valier there Freshman Initiation 3 Grade School Program M. E. A. at Conrad, 5 Conrad B here Junior High Party 6-7 Sophomore Senior Tests Teachers Convention 9 Oilmont here Teachers Convention 12 F. F. A. there Carnival 16 Shelby B here Annual Pictures Z3 Junior High Sociology Class M. E. A. at Conrad trip to Helena Teachers County March 1-Z-3 BB. B.. Tournament Meeting I e- Z8 Freshman-Sophomore Play Dutton here May 5 Junior-Senior Play and Thanksgiving Pep Club Dance Open House 10 Piano Recital Freshman Return Party 13 Baccalaureate Shelby B there 18 High School Graduation Oilmont there ZZ Grade School Graduation Dutton there Z5 Picnic Browning there Christmas Program Sunburst there F. F. A. here Piano Recital Sunburst here Browning here 30 , Snapy Snaps SING-SING: I f:-- , .,: - L,A. 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