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

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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

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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

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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