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

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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

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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