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

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Jr:.vfQ,g-fgj '2-i-:-'.:f-:-ff4--'-11-t-:-9:-'.'2-t-'I0. -:-'- .:,.g, ,.- 5.4, 4... ..,s,.,.,.:.-,..,:, ,:, --.f'-f.3.I'.',-'- .-7 QP .mv -2.0-,0 - . 5.4,-, ,spa-,f.',:'.,.-..,.v, - ''f-1-1-4-.-1eF5-T'-4o'kI-?Zo'2d-:ig- . '-3132-Q.-','?4-L-542' ,s2.'7'1-I-3.-5 'PI-7f'1L14:f9'2e5't.4?2i:7g:Q 2J'1f'!-'.-977.1-3'2'74f.'!' .- ,.,,., .,.-,mg X f -P-2 A . 4 1 'I 'f ' f f ' . , A . 1 I ' . r V . I THE X959 SPCTUGHT PRESENTED BY ! Kass of The Senior C ' Brady High SchooX Brady, Montana ,fri BRADY PUBLIC SCHOOL 1916 BRADY PUBLIC SCHOOL 1959 FOREWORD Among the years that will long remain in our memories are the years that we have spent in high school. Time, however, like a thief, comes to rob us of some of the little things that happened in the Good Old High School Days. It is then, many years hence, that we may open the slightly yellowed pages of this volume and relive for a few momentsapart of the happiness that was 'High School. DEDICATIC To our mothers and fathers...whose interests have been in the improvement of our lives. . .whose love and encour- agement have been inspirational. . . and whose never-ending sacrifices have made possible our twelve years of school we respectfully dedicate 'The Spotlight' of 1959. Class of 1959 5 ADMINISTRATIC Y AND FACULT - 'v0l SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE In all of life's paths we should seek to build a record of worth-while accomplishments. This annual serves as a record of past accomplishments. Today, the world is troubled and the American democracy that we hold so dear is facing a severe test at home and abroad. Many of the values your school has tried to impart have become increasingly more important. As you Seniors take your place in the world, re- member that the most vital component part of democracy is the actions of its citizens. Our country and community will be better if all of us do the things we ought to do and avoid doing the things we ought not do. May your future be so planned and managed that your accomplishments will bring you both honor and satisfaction. Joseph W . Lashway SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Richard Weikum, Mr. Ray Dyer, Mt, Bruce Peterson, Reba Donnell, Clerk. BACK ROW: Mr. Lashway, Les Hodgson, Larry Oien, Gary Dyer, Ray Hofland, Michael Beatty, Randy Moser. FRONT ROW: Rena Trost, Doris Mumm. Jimmy Holland, Bonnie Hofland, Margo Coghill. Sponsored by CURTIS IMPLEMENT, Dutton, Montana JOSEPH W. LASHWAY College of Great Falls M.E., Montana State University Superintendent, History . B.A. t JAMES W. MCCAULEY, B.S. Rocky Mountain College Coach, Science, Mathematics CALVIN A. RICHWINE, B.S. Manchester College, Indiana M.E., Montana State University Commercial, Social Studies THOMAS 0. REESE, B.A. EDWIN H. HENDRICKSON, College of Great Falls B.S. Social Studies, Science, Black Hills Teachers College English Music, Mathematics MRS. BESSIE B. SYVERSON l S B.A., State Teachers College, North Dakota Graduate Study, Montana State University English MRS. ANNA B. ARENDT Normal Diploma St. Cloud State Teachers College, Minnesota Third and Fourth Grade MRS. HAZEL E. WOODS. B.A. Normal Diploma College of Great Falls Fifth and Sixth Grade MRS. D'ARLENE A. LOVE MISS MARIE I. BALZARINI Normal Diploma Normal Diploma College of Great Falls College of Great Falls Second Grade First Grade SCHOOL EMPLQYEE MRS. WHITE, MR. WHITE, MRS. PRATT Sponsored by DUTTON FARMERS LUMBER, Dutton, Montana N 'K W ,gwwwk Z x 5 5 FVVH . ,mu , 'fs frimr -',AlsQ3ld s x H. A ' V M A N3 -453 'QQ fwgwl ,. A w K f'.-ff 44 ..- --....,,,.,11A 'Ni 'F -5? H isi:W???5A as . f x ,MMNL - LARRY M. OIEN fSwedey President 1., 4, Vice Presi- dent 2, Student Council 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 4. MARVIN E. THOMPSON fTuffyj Vice President 2, 4, Band President 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY OIEN MARVIN THOMPSON C ASSOF I9 9 NORMA FITZGERALD NORMA E. FITZGERALD fSnortj Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Bulldog Editor 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Head Librarian 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Alternate to Girls' State, RENA L. TROST fTinaj President 2, Vice Presi- dent 3, Band 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, Chorus 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Heisey Award 1. RENA TROST JIM HOFLAND JAMES D. HOFLAND UD for Duanej Student Council 2, Presi- dent 4, Class President 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 2. LESLIE F. HODGSON fSkinnyj Student Council 4, Vice President 4, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Best Pest 1, 2, 3, 4. DORIS MUMM JOHN E. LAASCH fGracefulj Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4. GEORGE R. MUNDY fLonesome George, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 3, 4. LES HODGSON DORIS M. MUMM Qllorsej Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Coun cil 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Peanut Queen Candidate 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Heisey Award 2. JOHN LAASCH GEORGE MUNDY PRESIDENTS MESSAG Parents, Faculty, Classmates, and Friends: Having been honored by my class by being chosen their president, 1 take this occasion to say to you in their behalf, these last few words, Much has been said of our past life at school and I feel that little can be added to the words that have been spoken. There only remain the words that are hardest of all to frame, andl feel myself unable to say any of them at all well. They mean so much, and seem to express so little once put into speech. When we first entered this high school, we were somewhat immature, and had been accustomed to think of ourselves as children, or at most, very young boys and girls. So much has been done for us since we came, and there ls so much else that we have been taught to do for ourselves, that we are leaving the school feeling ourselves finished men and women, ready to take our places among the citizens of the larger world. Our growth has not only been physical, but mental and spiritual as well. All this development we are thankful for to those who have had our instruction in hand. Not only our teachers, but our parents and com- panions. Be sure, dear teachers, that we feel it more deeply than we are able to express. You, too, dear parents, and friends, must feel that same assurance that we realize the large part you have played in making this a possibility, and we are none the less grateful because our words seem so pitlfully few and weak. Classmates, I cannot with any sincerity bid you Good Bye, but will simply say to all of you a cheery and triumphant 'Good Night. Larry Oien Sponsored by M. 8a T. IMPLEMENT, Brady, Montana CLASS HISTORY The year 1954 will always be imprinted in our memory as a historic event, as we were the much abused Freshmen of Brady High. Our class was made up of ten green Freshmen. They were: Norma Fitz- gerald, Carol Freeman, Les Hodgson, Jim Hofland, John Laasch, Doris Mumm, George Mundy, Larry Oien, Marvin Thompson, and Rena Trost. We were sure we would never make it through our initiation into High School but we soon recovered and forged ahead. When we came back to school the next fall our forces were still as strong as ever, it was not until the second semester that we lost a member of our ranks. Carol Freeman left for the big city of Great Falls. A football team, band, and a Junior-Senior Prom was introduced to Brady High School at this time after an absence of several years, During our Junior year we still kept faith with our school and had quite a success with our Junior Prom. Now we are Seniors, dignified and aloof, strong in mind and unity. So we, the members of the class of 1959, go forth to take our places in the world, with the wisdom of four illustrious years in B.H.S. CLASS PROPHECY As I entered the plane at La Guardia Field to begin my trip to the 1969 Doctor's Convention in Rome, I was met by Doris Mumm who is now an air- line hostess for Inter-world Airlines. we chatted during the trip and she told me that she had recently seen John Lassch, Jim Hofland, and George Mundy who are making careers out of the Armed Forces. l told Doris about Marvin Thompson and Les Hodgson who are both farming south of Brady. They are now married and both are raising future grads of Brady High School. Les has three children and Marvin two. we also talked about Larry Oien who is a practicing veterinarian in the Pan- handle of Texas. Upon our planes arrival in Rome, Doris and I checked in at the U.S. Con- sulate and found Norma Fitzgerald there working as a private secretary to our country's ambassador. We three left together and had a happy reunion talking over the good times we had at the old Brady High School. Rena Trost Sponsored by PONDERA DRUG, Conrad CLASS WILL we, the members of the class of 1959, a few of us being of sound mind and the rest of able body, do desire to set down the distribution of our property. We solemnly affirm this to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty we deem it wise to leave our 'Senior Manners. To our inferiors, the Juniors, we give all our surplus credits, of which we have a superabundance, and all of which the class of 1960 will be in sorely need before their last duties will have been performed, we leave them also the privilege of occupying our vacated seats. To our beloved Sophomores we leave the prospect of a bright future, a hazy past, and our place in the chow line. To the Freshmen we leave an ample supply of wisdom. To all who may be interested. John Laasch leaves his mechanical ability to Harold Cyr. Jim Holland bequeaths his raven locks and one shiny boot to Gary Peterson. Les Hodgson bestows his basketball ability to Mike Beatty. Marvin Thompson wills his ability to slide through high school in four years to Howard Kruger and John Driessen. Larry Oien bequeaths his dancing ability to both Ted Mumm and Howard Kruger. George Mundy leaves his height to Doug Schlepp. Rena Trost leaves her ability to get away with mischief to Lyla Dyer, Margo Coghill, and Cheryl Kauk. Norma Fitzgerald bestows her lady-like ways to Sharilyn Bartsch, Doris Mumm bequeaths her ability to bug boys to Dolores Wesley. To Mr. Lashway we bequeath a less dignified Senior class for next year. To Mr. Hendrickson we leave a bass drum head and a slightly bent music stand To Mr. Richwine we will anything we have forgotten to blow up, break, or wear out. To Mrs. Syverson we leave a library full of English books, comics, and chew- ing gum. To Mr. Reese we will a slightly tattered annual staff for next year. To Mr. McCauley we bestow a green basketball team, a formidable football squad, and one spavined miler. We leave an abundant supply of sunflower seeds to Slim. We leave the old high school to the public. To the new school we leave our fondest dreams and hopes. In testimony whereof we hereby set our hands and seal and publish this our last will and testament, in the presence of the witnesses named below, this 18th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty mne. Z-. SENIOR CLASS OF '59 Cixi? ! .,-M fxff I X -.l Sponsored by BEN FRANKLIN, Conrad, Montana I i ws. S .wif A SHARON MUNDY Vice President JU IGRS A 55 1, ,X . :pq fm '3. K 5. 'K ' K zz , 1 a fizi-ff? I A k:,j5S ' 1. f U eee :ff - , e , i 2 if A fe? MICHAEL BEATTY President LYLA DYER DONALD SHIRLEY JERMUNSON GOLLEHON NANCY HODGSON Secretary-Treasurer ' W. fa. ruorcjk Noi Available RAY HOPLAND A ' V.. ,Q . lg :-,., it . if pw fa ' if ,A f A RONALD MAGDALINE DICK LENZ AUDREY SEVERSON FIT ZGERALD SEVE RSON MN 'il' wr J Q 1 eg, ff :AJ SOPHO ORES .. X Q ,r,r-.V W vc ' X -ff iiiiiE5'E'2'Z:. ' 1 if M 0 Y A C U.. A x nv .MRL SCPHCMORES Bonnie Hofland Harold Cyr Margo Coghill Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer John Dreissen Sharilyn Bartsch Vern Hodgson Margaret Howard Kruger Brenda White Gordon Schlepp Britton RESH FRESHM Merle Pauli Gary Dyer Cheryl Kauk Vice President President Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Thompson John Fornfeist Dolores Wesley PHOTO No? Available - Ik .f': 'r NN? X2 Ted Mumm Gary PeI6rS0I1 Douglas Schlepp Gerald Severson fm . ELEMENTARY Qin sh 5 BACK ROW: Gerald Pauli, Barry Barrington, Karen Weikum, Paul Perry, David Wesley. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Hendrickson, Dennis Peterson, Harold Lindsey, Richard Matthys, Velma Thompson, Judy Hodgson, Randy Moser, Mike Otness, David Erdman. FIRST ROW: Wilma Thompson, Sherry Stinson, Sharon Hilliard, Shirley Jesser, Kay Fagan, Diane Peterson, Hazel Britton. NOT PICTURED: Kippy Keuer. JU IOR Sharon Hilliard Mary Fagan HIGH Karen Weikum Kay Fagan BACK ROW: David Erdman, David Wesley, Judy Hodgson Harold Lindsey, Kippy Keller, Randy Moser, Paul Perry. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Gollehon, Gerald Pauli, Barry Barrington. FIRST ROW: Dennis Peterson, Mike Otness, Dick Matthys. Sponsored by CONRAD CLEANERS, Conrad, Montana Fifth and Sixth Grades BACK ROW: D. Perry, R. Hodgson, R. Weikum, A. Bartsch, D. McKinney, L. Zim- belman. I. Ellingson, C. Anderson. SECOND ROW: I. Hofland, C.Dyer, D. Barring- ton, D. Jermunson, D. McKinney, T. Gollehon, L. Hilliard, Mrs. Woods. THIRD ROW: P. Holm, L. Wikstrom, M. Mumm, E. Bergstrom, M, Baumann, V. Schlepp, D. Stinson. FRONT ROW: T. Wiest, D. Jesser, D. Pauli. Third and Fourth Grades BACK ROW: Mrs. Arendt, B. Wikstrom, G. Wiest, L. Coghill, A. Nowlen, A. Tof- slie, L. Otness. MIDDLE ROW: J. Burdick, S. Thompson, J. Ellingson, S. jermunson, J, Johnson, S. Heien, M. Holm. FRONT ROW: I. Campbell, L. Hofland, S. Gollehon, R. Zimbelman. M. Fagan, fnot shownj M. Britton. Second Grade sl i BACK ROW: Glen Bergstrom, Loren Weikum, Dale Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Wendy Perry, Cindie Paulson, Linda Zimbelman, Jo Ann Olson, Jane Wikstrom, Tommy Campbell, Mrs. Love. FRONT ROW: Lynn Tronson, Alan Peterson, Gary Petersen, Richard Andersen, Danny Rouns, Roger Tofslie. First Grade 4- - A BACK ROW: Miss Balzarini, Jerome Holm, David Fagan, Jimmy Rouns, Billy Nowlen Monte Schlepp, Kurt Dyer, Leon Lenz. MIDDLE ROW: Timmy Jermunson, Glenn Ot- ness, Bill Hodgson, Vicki Otness, Cindy Keller, Aaron Reese, Lee Lashway, Roge. Stinson. FRONT ROW: Candy Froebel, Shelley Heien, Lila Lindsey, Debbie Paulson, Joyce Olson, Micky Matthys. gm ' Mu 5 1 PEP CLUB A BACK ROW: Miss Balzarini, Norma Fitzgerald, Audrey Severson, Bonnie Hofland, Phyllis Thompson, MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Gollehon, Dolores Wesley, Lyla Dyer, Shari lyn Bartsch, Cheryl Kauk, Magdeline Severson, Margaret Britton, Brenda White, FRONT ROW: Margo Coghill, Doris Mumm, Rena Trost, Sharon Mundy, Nancy Hodg- CHEERLEADERS ,S SOD. BONNIE HOFLAND SHARON MUNDY LYLA DYER MARGO COGHILL Sponsored by ROSER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Conrad, Montana BAD BACK ROW: John Fornfeist, Brenda White, Sherry Stinson, Judy Hodgson, MIDDLE ROW: Gary Peterson, Barry Barrington, David Wesley, Dennis Peterson, Paul Perry, Gordon Schepp, Cheryl Kauk, Norma Fitzgerald, Phyllis Thompson, Wilma Thompson, Gerald Pauli, Mike Otness, Dick Matthys, Shirley Jesser, Diane Peterson, Hazel Britton. FRONT ROW: Nancy Hodgson, Mike Beatty, Doug Schlepp, Margaret Britton, Marvin Thompson, Merle Pauli, Margo Coghill, Lyla Dyer, Gary Dyer, Kay Fagan, Magdeline Severson, Karen Weikum, Dolores Wesley, Velma Thompson, Sharon Mundy, Shirley Gollehon, Sharilyn Bartsch. DIRECTOR Mr. Edwin Hendrickson. NNUAL STAFF BACK ROW: Les Hodgson, Chairman of Salesg Mr. Reese, Advisor, Larry Oien, Assistant Editor. FRONT ROW: Lyla Dyer, Chairman of Editing, Rena Trost, Editor, Norma Fitz- gerald, Assistant Editor, Nancy Hodgson, Chairman of Research. NATIONAL ASSEMBLIES Sponsored by ELSBERRY'S of Conrad f -- A ' - 'Nl-1' This paper is MoNrAN,,T MH published every ix j ' E V' 6 weeks by the dy High School. .- -,S Q. ,I,, ....... Editor in Chief.... ....Norma Fitzgerald Ass't Editor....... ...Nancy Hodgson Exchange Editor.... .....Doris Numm Roving Reperters.... ....Sharon Mundy ...................... .......Lyla Dyer Mimeoscope Operator...........Rena Trost Humor Editor............Shirley Golleh Boys' Sports Writer...... Girls' Sports hh Wimeorraph Opera Typists.... ..... Axdvj-SOTOICOOIOIIIO M0 This is the last pape put out by the present to express our thanks fog co-operation given us and teachers. All our be. the new staff. :hints wishes go to CHRISTMAS PROGRAM DRAWS LARGE CROWD The Christmas program was held in the gym on December 18, 1958. Prior to the Grade school program, a band concert was held. The band, directed by Mr. Hendrickson, played: UThe Star Span- gled Bannern, HChristmas Ssasonn, HSouthN, HMonteryW, HThree Classic Miniaturesn, UA White Sport Ceatn, and UValley Forgen. The lst and 2nd graders presented square dancing and sinnina entitled HChristmas Carols by the Old Corra1.H Miss Balzarini and Mrs. Love directed the production. students of Bra- TEEN3 CLTPLTGN AGAINST PGLIO The teenagers of Brady joined in the nation-nwide Varch of Dimes campaign to raise mancy for the fight against polio, arthritis, and birth defects. Several activities were carried out, one of which was a blanket throw at the Brady--Augusta game. The main money- 'raisinq project, the sale of peanuts, has been carried out the past three weeks, A queen contest was held in con- junction with the peanut sales. The cancidetes were chosen from the high schnil classes and they were as follows: Seniors. Toris Mummg Juniors, Nancy A Cheryl Kauk. Margo Coghill nd was crowned at a NTeens 7 Dancen in Conrad on Jan- chairman of the Teens wishes to thank all the ' with the activities and ur contgibuting so cen- he a ifgn Emcess. 94,1 5 ' ' vatevmfj The first grader ' 'fhave perfect attendance records for the nine weeks are Lee Lashway, Joyce Olson, Jerome Holm, and Shelley Heien. Those with half year perfect attendance are Lee Lashway, Jerome Holm, and Shelley Heian. We have started Spelling and Social Studies and we have new books in Health and Science. we made several items for Mrs. Cowan's office. In numbers we are learning to count by tens and fives to one hundred. SECOND GRADE NEWS The second graders ended the old year with a Christmas program entitled HChristmas Carols by the Old Cnrrn1H ana ophomeres, Margo Conhillq Y n HRISTMAS PLAY 'A I Sponsored by the DUTTON CONFECTIONERY, Dutton, Montana BRADY N I OHN LAASCH, Center LARRY OIEN, HB I IM HOFLAND, HB HAROLD CYR, Center RAY HOFLAND. DICK LENZ, End GARY PETERSON, End DOUG SCHLEPP, End GERALD SEVERSON, End GARY DYER, QB I9 9 G 's 9 ., vm Q 'T 'Q Y: QM... 51 gix ind 4 '-A Q m E wi' it 41, W i -0 1 BASKETBALL Gordon Schlepp, Ray Hofland, Marvin Thompson, Harold Cyr, Don Jermunson, Larry Oien, Vern Hodgson, Les Hodgson, John Laasch, Michael Beatty. TRACK BACK ROW: IOTIH Laasch. LCS H0dgSOI1. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Oien, Vern Hodgson, jim Hofland. FRONT ROW: Gordon Schlepp, Gary Peterson, Ted Mumm, Gary Dyer. Sponsored by DUTTON FARMERS ELEVATOR, Dutton, Montana fav 7Y..,,k W. wyii as ,Www fuk GRADUATION Sponsored by BUTTREY'S, Conrad FAREWELL Sponsored by BAKER'S AGENCY, Conrad THE BEST OF BRADY MERCHANTS ., - -...... U U-.14 Mu 4.urxLx.1,x.u 1, DI.'id.G.Y Another Example of Fred's Personal Service. - NELSON'S PAULVS CONFECTIONERY SERVICE STATION - Meet You at Ceci1's. Ed and Wayne on the Job x 1 4,1 Three of the First Team. EQUITY CO-CP Brady If You Use It, It's Yours. ' '-- -Q ...av .. . 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