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

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FUREWURD We, the Senior Class of '56, are proud to present to you our annual, SPOTLIGHT. We have earnestly tried to give an entire pictorial history of highlights of the year's activities on these pages. Our yearsin B. H. S. have been full years of activities, joys and disappointments, excitement and discouragementsg but through all has run a surge of happiness that will never be for- gotten. lnyears to come may you turn through these pages and re- call, too, these happy days at old Brady High School. THE STAFF

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SUPIERIINTENDIENTS MESSAGE f A I have faith that man is fundamentally a moral being. Given the proper set of values, some good clear common sense, clear thinking and the will to survive as a species, man can avoid the destruction that may lie ahead. lt will entail a very high order of self -direction, one requiring courage and reasoning. You of the new generation must succeed where past gener- ations have failed. I am confident that the students of Brady High School realize their responsibilities to themselves, their community, and their country, and are trying each day to a- chieve more in the way of responsible self-direction and clear thinking. I hope that you of the senior class realize that the completion of your high school career does not conclude your obligation to improve constantly. CLARK W. FOWLER