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

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'X'-1, ,S-'52-,.'.3 - Q.. .:.::..,..,,,,.' ,.-.-, -Z ' 24 '-'.-in vf' 0 a Class of 1953 . We, the S emo: sake this oppommimy to dedicaie this annum to a iotmet itiend and gr aduate oi the dass of 49, Wesky . Donam 1 SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE After having lived and worked with the students of the Near East for a year, I am impressed with the opportunities of American youth to get an education, and to do something with it after you have finish ed your formal.schooling. In knowledge of the arts, the languages, and to some extent, in the sciences, their accomplishments are on a high level. Theirs is an old culture and an old civilization. But they believe, and rightly so, that the youth of America has the great- est opportunity in the world to receive and use an education. How they beg for a chance to come to our country to study! If students from other lands regard your opportunities as priceless, shouldn't more of you avail yourselves of a higher and better education? As I have often told you, education should be an endless process. High school and college courses can only at best, point the way to more work to be done. No education is terminal it is rather a matter of continious growth.--Morgan J. Sherlock PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE On behalf of my classmates and myself, I wish to welcome you to the commencement exercises of the Class of 1953. I would like to thank my classmates for electing me president of this class for the past year. This I believe. I believe in God and in freedom of religion. Our Country was founded on freedom of religion, the right to worship in the church of one's choice. The right to worship as you believe is an important part of what makes our country what it is today. I believe in a strong democratic form government. I believe that America is different from any other nation on earth, This is why. The men who cut the pattern for Americans a century and three-quarters ago, held a deep conviction that men--all men--are born with qualities that give them a unique status. The simple fact of man's being born a human being, they felt, marks him as the most important thing God ever created--and entitles him to a certain dignity and to se1f-re- spect. They believed that certain God-given, not men-given, rights-- each being free to live,to be free, to build his life without the handicap of any interference that can be avoided. It is the secret of Hthat somethingn which stamped Americans as Americans. Some call it individual initiative, others simply Uback- bone.W But whatever it is called it is a precious ingredient in our national character--one which we must not lose. I believe in our educational system that seeks to develop a pro- gram that is close to the parents, not dominated by either religionor state. In some countries of today youth is taught to believe what their leader believes. I believe people should be taught to think for themselves as an individual, not in mass, to develop their own minds not depress them. With the concepts of self-government and individual freedom now threatened more than ever before in the history of Western Civilization, it becomes the first duty of all thoughtful people to improve our educational system everywhere and to extend to all of our citizens equal opportunity for self government. I believe in these three organizations, the Church, our Demo- cractic Government and Free Educational System working in their own field for the benefit of all the people as a whole.--Leah Oien Sponsored by THE COFFEE CUP CAFE Salam! 150 rd Left to right: Albert Schlepp, Ed- ward Mowbray, School Trustees, Morgan J. Sherlock, Superintendent, Art Weikum, Chairman, and Clark Fowler, Clerk. Selma! Employees CHARLES GARNER Custodian MRS. ANNA KAUK . 0 R Chief Cook l Sponsored by MR. and MRS. D.J. FELSKA MRS. RUTH PRATT Assistant Cook 5 ?Mf2 M. I. SHERLOCK, Superintendent MRS. IDELL SMITH, Third and Fourth A. B, , Northland Collegeg M. A, , Wisconsin College of Education, Great Falls x i MR. CLARK FOWLER, Science, Math. MR. DONALD FOSTVEDT, English. Montana State University History, Montana State College Sponsored by MONARCH LUMBER COMPANY 55 S r- MRS. HAZEL WOODS, Fifth and Sixth MR. ROBERT SMITH, Seventh and Eighth College of Education. Great Falls Montana State College Z! -cf 5 lvl MR. ED MILLER, Commercial MISS EMMA NOVAK, First and Second Montana State University College of Education, Great Falls Sponsored by BRADY GARAGE law poem We started on our journey in the fall of 49 As green a bunch of Freshmen as ever you could find. We thought we knew 'most everything But soon found out, 'tis true, The things we didn't know were lots, And what we knew were few. The next year we were Sophomores, We sure did take the cake, But in about 3 weeks of school We knew we'd met our fate. We couldn't run the teachers or regulate the classes And when vacation came, We Sure were happy lads and lasses. And in our Junior year of school We came to Brady High We'd all made up our minds, That we would have to do or die. The way was difficult and hard And not all play 'tis true, But not all work you may be sure, 'Cause we had some fun. too. And now we all are Seniors And our journey's almost o' er And many thoughts will crowd Our minds as we pass on thru the door. Of High School days, of teachers, Of classmates and our friends, And tho' we hate to say good-bye, All things must have an end. So in the future years of life The memories fond and dear, . Of High School Days and nights remain, Forever bright and clear. And now dear Brady High School, I give this toast to you, May future classes always be, Loyal, staunch, and true. ev, Delories, Leah, Maryln Sponsored by ROSE'S DRUG If ww H ki 'gf ,544 , kg w,-QNW' ,, -wh' ' mnnnlui DELORIES B. MUMM Dod I may seem quiet, but you don't know me. PCP Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Spotlight Staff 2, 3: Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4: Annual Staff 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Pep Club Vic 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4: High School Quintet 3, 4: Girls State: Transfer from Columbia Falls, Montana. BEVERLY ANN MATTHYS Bev. I like work, it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Staff 2, 3: Student Council 2, 4: Student Council President 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 4: Annual Staff 4: Dramatics 2, 3, 4. e President 4. LEAH RAE OIEN I was born young, and never got over it. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Staff 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1, 4: Annual Editor 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: High School Quintet 3, 4: Dramatics 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. MARILYN G. TURNQUIST You can look over me, but you can't over-look me. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spotlight Editor 3: Student Council Sponsored by BRADY MERCANTILE COMPANY glam Warne Nine green freshmen, swathed in gunny sacks, entered the halls of Brady Hi in the fall of '49. They were as follows, Leah Oien, Beverly Matthys, Delories Mumm, Jack Stenjhem, Patsy Robinson, Ioan Tempel, Leonard Mumm, Gordon Bueling, and Loretta Freeman. - In our Sophomore year, Marilyn Turnquist joined us from Columbia Falls, Montana. Leonard Mumm quit in the spring of the year to devote full time to his farm. In our Junior year we felt we had lost something. . . Yes---we had lost three more members of the class. Ioan Tempel moved to Burlington, Washington, Patsy Robinson left for Conrad, Montana, and Loretta Freeman joined the Senior Class to graduate in three years. AH, Seniors at last ! ! ! Our class roll was again diminished, this time it left but four girls. The class officers, Leah Oien, President: Beverly Matthys, Vice President, Delories Mumm, Secretary, and Marilyn Turnquist, Class representive. As we march down the Halls of Brady Hi for the last time on May 20, 1953 our hearts are filled with tears of both sorrow and joy for we can not help think of the times we've had in Brady Hi, but we are also thinking of the future and what it holds for us. Mr X ' if f -5 if SENIOR CLOSE-UPS Name Favorite Food Ambition Song Saying Beverly Fried Chicken To Be a Walkin' to I'm off the Matthys CPA Missouri BEAM ! Delories Fried Chicken To go to California I don't Mumm Mars Waltz know ! Marilyn Raviola To be a Keep it a Oh, give me Turrlqllist nurse Secret strength I Leah French Fried To be a I'll Walk You got so Oien Prawns buyer Alone smart ! Sponsored Dy MONTANA ELEVATOR 65444 7066! We, the Senior Class of 1953, in four individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of the sphere of education, with full- possessed and crammed minds, with a well trained memory and superhuman understanding will make and publish this, our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class, will our way with the teachers to the Junior Class. We will our ability to get Mr. Fowler off on a tangent to the Sophomore Class and may they pro- fit by it. We will all the fun and devilment of our high school nights and our bad study hall habits to the Freshmen. To the future Freshmen we will our ability to survive through all four years of High School. We will our ability to be different to the Junior Class. We also will them our desks Qmay they not be too crowdedj. We will all the used gum, gum wrappers, funny books, and love magazines to anyone who wants to waste time. We will our ability to cook to the four bachelor teachers and may they live long. Beverly Matthys leaves her ability to argue with the teachers to anyone who wants to take the risk. Marilyn Turnquist bequeaths her height to Joan Crane and may she profit by it. QMore than Marilyn didj Delories Mumm wills her ability to skip school to Avis Stockstad and may she do it more secretly than Delories did. Leah Oien wills her first period nap to anyone who had trouble getting in early the night before. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, The Senior Class of 1953, to this last will and testament, hereunto set their hands and seal this 28th day of May, A. D. 1953. Signed and declared the last will of the Class of 153 by the Senior Class of '53, in the presence of all members. LOOK AT ME IN '63 Ten years have gone by since the Halls of Brady Hi has last seen the Class of '53. Beverly seems to be doing quite well as head bookkeeper at Macy's of New York. Between keeping her staff in line and attending cocktail parties about town she's quite a busy young woman. Delories has just started work as secretary to the new ambassador to France. Reports are al- ready coming in from gay Parie, it seems she's driving the frenchmen wild. We wish Delories all the luck on her new job. Marilyn reveals that she is now private nurse to Mario Lanza who has laryngitis. She seems very thrilled even though he can't sing to her. Leah has just been promoted to buyer for Lord 8: Taylor. She says her first trip will be to Paris visiting the wholesalers there. She also plans to visit her old classmate Delories Mumm. 4. WALTER BANIS JOAN CRANE DELORES EDWARDS DELORES GOLLEHON KRALC RELWAF THOMAS GOLLEHON s DIDNT HA A 1mNG' 1' WEAR VE D 4? X5 .lk ,img-...r A ,,,,,,.9.-f ,,. . - 'vw'-v-' ' ',f A , ' , 1' XWV BARBARA MOWBRAY DONALD PERRY HAROLD SEVERSON AVIS STOCKSTAD HARVEY WEIKUM RGERT WHITE Sponsored by NORTH MONTANA MACHINERY COMPANY Q v x-'Fri 4.52, 3, . 1 MM-' - wun.f ,.LiS- Fw-wa 1,1 1 '- f - .iv 31 2 fb, 4 .- jd .fri 3 95 '51 ,M ,, gh V ' 4,-'if 1,15 J, X Y. .1 img A x 7 at A? - iz- . 4 ' is Vi' A Bt? vw' If ,,.-- 'Sify W .Hy -1 X ' ,-f,g9'5f-.Yfix , gvwry K2 'MQ 84- XV. nvvyfr aiw my ww ,B-fpwfirwh 1 1- W V S ' M V- -Q 1 '51 H. Pfw W, ,, N-. N h W 9. , g 1? 49, .pn ,Y FIWX X.. 'aw g,x ymifih-M ,Q A Q r-.L 43, 1 'K3 1fY:5 ' ' 'Nl ,1 -..V-,4,' 'yn 'M 1 w 0. -an . ' ' , H 1 Q vw .,-,, ,. . ,.'3Mg,- K V4 .. 'v,t,5f,,vj vf: -A '?2?-1,35-if 5 W' I 5, 3, Fx, , wx . nuff- vj.....xe Syv- 1 1 Sapdomafzee Janette Mowbray Louise Mumm Sandra Davlson Kathleen Matthys Carol Ra be Grace Severson Harry Severson Betty Thompson Sponsored by EQUITY ELEVATOR WMM 7 4 Deanna Dyer Sylvia Freeman Conrad Laasch Nagrom J. Kcolrehs .. ' y V, TI TFL 222, 0 XM jfiiifam Laura Mumm Cecelia Rodriguez Dale Wesley Donna White Sponsored by M 8z T IMPLEMENT if :Qi lg., -W' 1 lg ri 'lyk 41 W. Anderson M, Burdick R. Coghill B. Gollehon R. Johnson R, Kauk K. Keller S. Mowbray K. Perry T. Rodriquez C. Severson M. Severson S. Stockstad A, Wiekum J, Zimbelman J. Zimbelman Sponsored by CONRAD IMPLEMENT Hayes Perry Smith I-Itims ffemenfwagy . 4 - 4 1 YYY Top: Miss Emma Novak, R. Moser, L. Clark, S. Yeager, K. Weikum, D. Rouns, S. Heien, D. Petersen, D. Trost, B. Barrington. Middle: V. Thompson, K. Fagan, M. Mumm, H. Britton, K. Turnquist, R. Berland, S. Stin- son, W. Thompson, S. lesser. Bottom: P. Perry, B. Johnson, D. Petersen, H. Randall, D. Wesley, M. Otness, L. Weikum, G. Pauli, D. Matthys. Top: Mrs. Idell Smith, S. Bartsch, J. Srockstad, G. Dyer, M. Pauli, T. Mumm, G. Petersen, G. Severson, D. Schlepp, M. Coghill. Middle: P. Thompson, D. Wesley, C. Kauk, B. White, S. Hayes, B. Holland, M. Britton, S. Weikum, C. Yeager. Bottom: J. Laasch, B. Magdall, V. Hodgson, L. Nash, H. Nash. Sponsored by AL'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Top: Mrs. Hazel Woods, M. Thompson, J. Laasch, M. Beatty, C. Freeman, R. Johnson, D. Iermunson, R. Hofland, D. Lenz. Middle: L. Dyer, R. Trost, D. Mumm, C. Munday , M. Servenson. Bottom: L. Hodgson, G. Munday, L. Oien. Nash, V. Turnquist, B. Weikum, A. Severson, S. L Sponsored by FARMER'S STATE BANK ,ldtlz 7auw I like to live in a little town, Where the trees meet across the street: Where you wave your hand and say Hello, To everyone you meet: I like to stand for a moment, Outside the grocery storeg And listen to the friendly gossip, Of the folks that live next doorg For life is interwoven, With friends we learn to knowg And we hear their joys and sorrows, As we daily come and gog So I like to live in a little town, I care no more to roam: For every house in a little town. Is more than a house, IT'S HOME Sponsored by N 6 A AUTO COMPANY A566524 Walter Tom Banis Gollehon aaketidl Conrad Donald Laasch Perry Mr. Smith Harry Harold Harvey Dale Severson Sevel-gon Sponsored by Weikum Wesley CONRAD SPORT SHOP main 21,4 same awww Back row: Coach Smith, L. Hodgson, J. Zimbelman T. Rodriguez, D. Kauk, R. Coghill, K. Perry, C. Severson, L. Oien. Middle row: I. Laasch, M. Beatty, M. Burdick, D. Jermunson. Front row: B. Anderson, R. Iohnson. Sponsored by DUTTON FARMER'S MACH, CO, 64-eefz eadefw cgi Sedan! Q H1 aw-M-. -f 1-. 1 .Ae .,,, . . - Nr H. Beverly Matthys, Betty Thompson, Ioan Crane 6606607 I 3 I B R A B D R Y A B D R Y A B D R Y A B D R Y A D Y Shirley Mowbary, Bonnie Gollehon, Carol Perry. Sponsored by FRED'S SUPER MARKET One Two Three Four Who For ! What For ! Who are you going to yell for? B R A D Y That's the way you spell it ! This is the way you Yell it l BRADY I ! gm 4' .1 Q 4 :WWW Qt L, Ni i K , in x .w..,,,n-.4 M' ':L:'rgrrw f Q M ,.N,,M . ke, + 'M ' 'g' -vim .i 4. . L 'N ff f fs... ' V-. I '-s.. -A W .W X Nw...,4...1 Mw:.,.4 ..., ?ze46dewz 4 771 Dear Students: I wish to thank all the students of the student body for the cooperation they have shown during the past year. It is my hope that we have learned, as students in Brady High School, to con- duct ourselves in such a manner that we will be a credit to ourselves, our par- ents, our school, our state, and our na- tion. Slaalewt dawned! BEVERLY NATTHYS President Back row: Mr. Sherlock, Advisor, Tom Gollehon, Basketball Rep. , D. Perry, Junior Rep. From row: D. Wesley, Freshman Rep. , L. Oien, Pep Club Rep. , B. Matthys, President J. Crane, Secretary, M. Turnquist, Senior Rep., B. Thompson, Sophomore Rep. , W. Banis, Vice President. Sponsored by ARNOT'S . pe! 6 op row. D. Wmte, A. L. Mumm, G. L. Mumm, D. Mumm D. Gollehon, K. Matthys, Mr. Smith. Middle row: S. Freeman, C. Rabe, B. Mowbray, M. Turnquist, L. Oien, D. Edwards, J. Mow- bray, C. Rodriquez, D. Dyer. Bottom row: B. Matthys, B. Thompson, J. Crane. Top row: K. Keller, B. Anderson, J. Zimbelman, K. Perry, C. Severson, M. Burdick, R. John- son, Mr. Smith. Middle row: J. Zimbelman, S. Stockstad, A- Weikum. L- HHYCS. P- Smith. M- SCVCFSOH. S- Mowbray, C. Perry, B. Gollehon. Bottom row: R. Coghill, D. Kauk, T. Rodriquez. Sponsored by VALENTINE'S vmaalslfaff Left to right: Delories Mumm, Beverly Matthys, Mr. Miller, Leah Oien, Marilyn Turnquist. Spazaqdr Sag Left to right: Leah Oien, Delores Gollehon, Marilyn Turnquist, Louise Mumm, Barbara Mowbray, Connie Laasch, Tom Gollehon, Sandra Davison, Sylvia Freeman. Sponsored by FREEMAN'S INSURANCE at i 1 tg 1 sans t 4 f c p N ' N iz tg i f f rs X. l . Wj ilgfiig fig ,Sign U E E E , is is 3 ' - 3 if Pr Ffi5sif. p , , tt 'i:fff?5E?5fffi .1 s Y f ' ' 1 ,466 Sedan! Fha Star Crazy was presented on November 21, 1952, by the students of Brady High School. The cast was as follows: Harvey Weikum ---- Ioan Crane ---- Janette Mowbray- Conrad Laasch- - Marilyn Turnquist Betty Thompson - - Tom Gollehon - - Donna White - - Dale Wesley - - - Mr. Clark Fowler Barbara Mowbray- - - The professor - - Jerry Andrews - Donna Andrews - - - - -Bill Andrews - - - - Isabella - - Beth Robinson - - Dick Mallon - Ioan Mayberry - - -Joe Alcott - - - Director - - - S. Director at 7 -'sapiamafze pid? On April 9, 1953, the Freshmen and Sophomores presented their class play, Take Three Girls. The cast included: Laura Mumm - - Grace Severson - - Louise Mumm - - Dale Wesley - - - Kathleen Matthys - - Sylvia Freeman - - Harry Severson - - Connie Laasch- - - Cecelia Rodriquiz- Sandra Davison - - Deanna Dyer - - Mr. Fostvedt - - Carol Rabe - - Sponsored by CENTRAL MACHINERY CO, - - June Bower - May Bower - - April Bower - - Dwight Aswell - - Aunt Bertine - Wanda Larkin Clinton Aswell - - - - -Jonnah - - Madam Zola - - - Hester Hopp - - - - - Tracy - - - - Director Student Director Left to right: B. Mowbray, D. White, K. Matthys, J. Crane, J. Mowbray, L. Mumm B. Matthys, D. Dyer, G. Severson, M. Turnquist, Mr. Fostvedt. C L A S S E S IN S E S S I O I N Sponsored by STAR DRIVE-IN THEATER Going to see the 'F9S , - 707 QQTK1U' hard, K1dS..- zz'zzzzzzzrLL -3. -. 94: 'isl- f f 'U Those stinky kidskl if Little Teak rfelpu SurpriseLL Surprisett SPQNSOHED BY X Q5 Who's gonna paste who? Great falls ulearinw house T QP 4 . SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER IA NUA RY FEBRUARY 2 9 12 19 17 18 23 8a 24 14 18 21 26 27 8a 28 1 2 12 13 22 23 5 5 8 9 10 15 16 17 23 24 30 31 5 6 7 11 11 12 13 13 14 14 20 23 27 8: 28 6 fa School starts. Oh Joy? District Teachers Convention Freshman Initiation!! Pretty Baby ! Teachers Reception End of first six weeks. Oh those tests! Seniors go to Great Falls to sell Advertisements M.E.A. Convention DN P J W' . Q Freshman Retum Party N Who skipped school? P? All School Play. Star Crazy End of second six weeks Thanksgiving Vacation , ,A W Basketball season opens. First game :Shelby playing Shelby B. Dutton plays here Dutton there Cascade here Christmas Program Seniors give Christmas Party. VACATION BEGINS. Juniors get rings! Teacher comes back to school engaged. Congrats Mr. Smith. National Assembly Simms here Power there Semester Exams Conrad B here Cascade there Valier there Simms there Sunburst there Oilmont here National Assembly Shelby B here Valier here Seniors attend Banquet Rocky Mountain College puts on program 5 : Pep Club Card Party A Walt and Tom attend Horse Show?? Power here Walt comes down with Chicken Pox. Conrad there ' Oilmont there s Annual goes to Press! I Tournament at Sunburst Sponsored by TWIN SERVICE MARCH 20 APRIL MAY 1'7 22 27 Elva Runquist - - Ronald Moser - - - Marjore Matthys - - Darold-Runquist - Mary Coughlin - Loretta Freeman - - Marjorie Petersen Calvin Oien - - - Marian Tempel - - Bonita Hill - - - - Lilly Severson - - Donna Thompson - Ray Johnson ---- Lyle Coughlin - - - Betty Armstrong - - - - - - Loyal Deardorf ---- Dorothy Rabe - - Tom Coughlin - - S-Z1 C 6 2 National Assembly Grade School Tournament National Assembly Freshmen -Sophomore Play. Junior -Senior Play Baccalureate Commencement Picnic - SUMMER VACATION fffam 7Zwc Class of 52 at BRADY I I Take Three Girls - - Working in Fred's Super Market, in Brady. - - Around Brady. - -Mrs. Stanley Petersen, Living East of Brady. - - In the Army. - - - - - - - - - Living in Brady. - - - - - - - -Working at Freeman's Retreat. Class of 51 '----- --- ---- LivingEastofBrady. - - - - - - - - -Working at M 8a T inBrady. - - Mrs. Carvin Berry, Living in Mississippi. - - - Mrs. Herb Rabe, Living near Brady. - - - Mrs. Richard Wood, Living in Brady. Class of 50 - ---------- - -Working in Great Falls. - -Working in the Montana Elevator in Brady. -------------- IntheU.S.Army Class of 49 - - - - - - - MIS- Joe Perry. Living in Brady. - - - -------- Living in Brady. - - - - - - - - Working in Great Falls. - - -Married Opal Rabe, In the U.S. Army. .air wi .. ,S e , ck, f bl HL 'KD ,. 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