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

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We, the Senior Class of 1954, in eight individual and distinct parts, being about to pass out of the sphere of education, with full possessed and crammed minds, wirhawell trained memory and superhuman understanding will make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament, We, the Senior Class, will our ability to not accomplish anything to the Junior Class. We will our ability to escape detection when getting a snack from the lxmchroom to the Sophomores. To the Freshmen we will our knowing ways and the ability to have frm rm high school nights. Robert White bequeaths his height to Conrad Laasch and his way with Freshmen girls to Harry Severson. Harold Severson wills his car troubles to Dale Wesley and may he not profit from them Tom Gollehon leaves his ability to skip school to Dick Kaukg may he get away with it Donald Perry wills his curly hair to Harry Seversong may he enjoy it. Joan Crane leaves her height to Jannette Mowbray and her shorhand ability to Donna White and Sylvia Freeman. Avis Stockstad leaves her ability to not read her assignments and to get by with lt to Patty Smith, Barbara Mowbray wills her height to Donna White and her ability to get a ldck out of four years of high school to Milton Burdick. The three Senior girls leave their ability to talk in study hall to anybody who can get away with it. Harvey Welkum wills his ability to go steady with the same girl for three years to Charlie Fitzgerald. The Senior Basketball boys leave their winning spirit to the future teams and may they use it wisely. In WITNESS WHEREOF, the Senior Class of 1954, to this Last Will and Testament, hereto set their hands and seal on this 19th day of May. A. D. . 1954. Signed and declared the Last Will of the class of 1954 by the Senior Class of '54 in the presence of all members. uw'-, esta. mm wiv aww g,.,.'2Q9ifif3W19s 5 I? do 470-rn MW'

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lddd Www One nice sunny day in the fall of 1950, eleven Freshmen started to High SchooL They were Harold Severson, Tom Gollehon, Harvey Welkum, Don Perry, Lois Golle- hon, Delores Gollehon, Joan Crane, Hob White, Barbara Mowbray, Walter Banis, and Avis Stockstad. We became full fledged members of high school after our initiation when the boys had to wear night gowns with women's garter belts over them and the girls wore meris shorts and a big work shirt, We all had to wear shoes made out of shoe boxes and have starch in our hair. As more experienced Sophomores, we entered the doors of B. H. S. to find that we had a new superintendent, Mr. Kerleauezo, who was substituting fa Mr. Sherlock who was in Syeria. Mr. Kerleouezo took the boys on an education trip through the Black Hills of South Dakota. In our Junior year, we started out with the same group of students but before long ' Lois Gollehon was married, and her sister Delores Gollehon left school shortly after Christmas. At last our final year of high school has come, and we are high and mighty Seniors. The Graduating class consists of Harold Severson, Tom Gollehon, Ioan Crane, Bob White, Harvey Weikum, Don Perry, Avis Stockstad, and Barb' Mowbray. Walt Banis left us this year to attend school i.n Dutton. lam Pu As I was making my last visit to my classmates before I left for Mars to assume my new position as Secretary to the Martian President, I first said good-bye to Ioan Crane who was returning from court after winning her twentieth criminal case. As we were lunching in Romanoff's, Barbara Mowbray came in on the arm of the Jet Pilot who had just set the new world's record in Jet Speed. When they joined us I learned that Harold Severson had just finished constructing the entire Los Mesa Air Base some where between earth and the moon. I would have to make it a point to stop to see him if at all possible Just as cocktails were being served, who should walk in but Harv' Weikum, the Multi-Millionare, and Robert White, the successful business executive. They were lunching over a transaction no net Harv' another million and Bob a substantial commis- sion. Harv' informed us that Tom Gollehon was his personal auto mechanic but at the present time, Tom and his wife were vacationing in Bermuda. Later as we marveled at the beautiful portraits of famous people which were dis- played on the walls of the Gardenia Room, we overheard the manager explain to some people who were standing nearby, that those were the paintings of the famous Donald Perry. We were truly suprised and very much pleased to hear this about our fellow classmate. I had only an hour to catch my rocket so I said good-bye. A. M. S. Compliments of LARRY 6. MARY ABEL, Conrad

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