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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

THE BULLDOG 1960 Presented by The Senior Class of Brady High School Brady, Montana Every good book is affection- ately dedicated to someone whom the staff wishes to publicly honor. Therefore, we. the Annual Staff of the 1960 Bulldog, would like to dedicate this annual to Mr. Arthur Solberg, who gave much time and effort to the organization of the Brady Bands. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE This year marks fifty years of progress in educa- tion for the Brady community. It is significant that this year likewise sees the opening of a new school plant. The students of the Brady School owe a debt to the adult citizens who have made this new school possible. This debt can be repaid in only one way. That is to improve society and to provide the tools for future generations to improve their way of life. Great men through the ages have set forth stand- ards for a good society. However, nearly all of these standards can be covered in two simple rules; do good and avoid evil. May your life make a contribution to society. FIFTY YEARS OF PROGRESS A History of Education in Brady In 1908 homesteaders began to file upon the land in the vicinity of Brady. This con- tinued through the year 1909-1910. The question of educating the children became para- mount. Thus it was that School District No. 19 was organized. In the spring of 1910 a session of school lasting some six weeks was held in a small frame building which later was moved and became a residence. Seats and desks were of the double type, blackboards were surfaced lumber appropriately painted, and a table served as the teacher's desk. Pupils attending were Mrs. Christmas Marriott Stenhjem, Mrs. Ber- nice Marriott Carver, Mrs. Blanche Marriott Hill, Mrs. Lucy McNeely Kincaid, Mrs. Mary McNeely Kruger, Mrs. Genevieve Ballard Sharp, Gale Ballard, Judson Landon, Mrs. Emma Landon Joseph, and Charlotte Benson. Miss Jean Fluto taught this school. The first schoolhouse to be built by the trustees was a one-room structure located west of the present school. Miss Mabel Hovey taught this school. Some twenty pupils were en- rolled. Increases in the enrollment due to more settlers compelled the immediate construction of a larger school building so that late in the year. 1911, a contract was let for a two-room building. Mr. T. O. Larson of Choteau gave the block of ground upon which the building was erected. In 1916 Mr. Edwin Melvin was employed as the school's first principal. In that year a contract was let to erect a brick building. To this building was attached the original wood- en building to be used as a gym. In 1915 Brady High School was organized offering one year of study. The next year the sophomore course was added and Brady had a two year high school. In 1929 Brady High School graduated her first four year class which included Paul Armstrong, Clifford Curtis, Mrs. Hazel Berland Castle, Myrtle Bowman, Lyle Peniz, Bernal Leary, Angus Rose, Mrs. Rose Steele, and Mrs. Kathryn Ward Oien. In 1928 the trustees added a new section to the old building to house the high school. At this time they also constructed a separate wooden gym. These buildings served the Brady Community as their school until 1959. In September, 1959, the students moved into a new school building which included a jiew large gym. This building was constructed to hold all students in grades one through twelve and was designed to take care of the needs of the community for many years to come-. Cutting the Football Cake Trig Class Santa Claus??? Working hard The Ruins Taking in the cash ________________ Mrs. Reba Donnell - Clerk Mr. Bert Paulson - Custodian SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Math room Lunchroom Schoolyard BOARD OF TRUSTEES STANDING: Richard Weikum; Mr. Lashway, Superintendent. SEATED: Reba Donnell, Clerk; Leonard Schlepp; Ray Dyer. NOT PICTURED: Paul Gollehon; Harry Hjermstad. STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: Shirley Gollehon, Sharon Mundy, Ray Hofland President, DickLenz, Gary Gollehon. STANDING: Mr. Lashway, Gary Dyer, Harold Cyr. Sponsored by ROSER'S DEPARTMENT STORE, Conrad JOSEPH W. LASHWAY Superintendent, History, English IV ROBERT LAMBERSON Band, Mathematics, 7th and 8th Arithmetic james w. McCauley Coach, Mathematics. General Science THOMAS O. REESE English, Spanish, Librarian, Civics MISS ANN DOBSON CALVIN A . RICHWINE Science, 7th and 8th 7th and 8th Social Studies, English. Girls'P.E. Commercial MRS. NELL DUNCAN Second Grade Semester 1 BELL DUNCAN Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. ANNA ARENDT Third and Fourth Grades MISS BARBARA ACORD Second Grade Semester 2 r i — y MRS. MARIE TRENT First Grade RAY HOFLAND DON JERMUNSON ron McCauley SHARON MUNDY MIKE BEATTY NANCY HODGSON DICK LENZ MAGDELINE and AUDREY SEVERSON SENIORS Looking for something? Coming to school Monkeys in a cage This is education? Showdown!! GORDON!!! Chemistry Working hard Embarrassed, Shirley? Who ya’ kickin’? Valedictorian Whose shoe? DONALD RUSSELL JERMUNSON Class President 4; Student Council Representative 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Bulldog Staff 2,3; Annual Sales Editor 4; Dramatics 4; High School Rodeo 3,4; Heisey Award 4. NANCY LEE HODGSON Class Secretary 3; Vice President 4; Annual Staff 3, Editing Editor 4; Paper Editor 3. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1,2; Dramatics 2. 3,4; Cheerleader ”BM 2; Peanut Queen Candidate 2,3. LYLA ANNE DYER Class President 1; Student Council Representative 2, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Bull- dog Staff 1,2,3,4; Heisey Award 3; Girls' State Del- egate 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader B 2, A 3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Librarian 1.2; Valedictorian 4; High School Week 4. RICHARD DEAN LENZ Class Vice President 1,2; Student Council Represent- ative 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 2. LYLA DYER NANCY HODGSON DON JERMUNSON DICK LENZ MICHAEL JOHN BEATTY Class President 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band President 4; Student Council Representative 3; Chorus 4; Bulldog Staff 3; Dramatics 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Heisey Award 2; High School Week 4. SHIRLEY ANNE GOLLEHON Class Secretary 2; Pep Club Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3.4; Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Paper Staff 1,2, 3.4; Annual Staff 3,4; High School Week 4; Salutatorian4. RAYMOND LEE HOFLAND Class Student Council Representative 3; Student Body President 4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. LAURA MAGDELINE SEVERSON Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Glee Club 1.2,3. 4; Dramatics 2.3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Peanut Queen Candidate 4; Photographer 3. RAY HOFLAND SHIRLEY GOLLEHON MIKE BEATTY MAGDELINE SEVERSON SHARON RAE MUNDY Class President 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 1; Annual Staff 3, 4; Dramatics 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club Officer 2,3, 4; Cheerleader A 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Paper Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Peanut Queen Candidate 1; Student Council Secretary 4; Heisey Award 4. SHARON MUNDY RONALD LEE McCAULEY Transferred from Sweet Grass County High School, Big Timber 4. Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,4; Baseball 1; Dramatics 4; Annual Research Editor 4; Class Officer 2; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3. RON McCAULEY AUDREY JANETTE SEVERSON Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 4; An- nual Photographer 3. AUDREY SEVERSON Parents, Teachers and Friends The ceremony this evening concludes twelve years of education for the class of 1960. I wish to extend to you a fond farewell from our class. In parting I wish to thank the many people who have helped us through high school. To Our Parents; I wish to extend thanks for their help and guid- ance through school and their advice although at times we did not follow it. To The Faculty; We wish to extend our thanks for their patience, tolerance, and assistance in solving the many problems that we en- countered. And To Our Many Friends In The Brady Community; we wish to thank them for the new school which we have enjoyed for the past year. We wish to thank them for their fine support of our extracurric- ular activities. In conclusion I speak for the whole class when I say that we will forever have fond memories of Brady High School. THANK YOU DON JERMUNSON CLASS PRESIDENT Sponsored by M T IMPLEMENT, Brady CLASS PROPHECY After ten years the class of '60 held a reunion at the home of an old classmate, Nancy Hodgson, who is now married and living east of Conrad on a prosperous wheat farm. She is the proud mother of four fine children. The first to arrive was Ron McCauley and his wife. They have just purchased a coyote farm after Ron finished his Navy Career. The next to arrive was Don Jermunson. He is doing very well on his farm near Brady. He is married and has a family of four. Everyone was in the process of getting acquainted all over again when Ray Hofland walked in. Ray has just settled down to farming after winning the Indianapolis 500. While everyone was congratulating Ray on his victory, Professor Lyla Dyer arrived. She has her Doctors Degree in Science and is teaching at Columbia University. Following Lyla came Audrey Severson. She is now living a life of luxury with her millionaire husband. They are living in California. Nancy was just beginning to serve cocktails when Dick Lenz entered. Dick is now a professional painter working for the Roman Embassy. The next to arrive was Sharon Mundy. Sharon is a Registered Nurse and is now employed at the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. About that time we were all drawn to the window by a terrible racket outside. It was Shirley Gollehon, racking the pipes of her souped up Olds. Shirley is the private secretary for the President of General Motors. Then came Mike Beatty who is now making millions as a big engineer. He farms near Brady for a pastime. The last but by all means not the least was Magdeline Severson who drove up in her Cadillac. She struck oil on some of her land. With all the members of the class of '60 being present the reunion got underway with lots of reminiscing of good old B . H. S . CLASS HISTORY On a bright and sunny day in September of 1956, the doors of Brady High School were opened wide to admit eleven green Freshmen. Though we had entered high school, we were made to feel that full membership must await our initiation that the Sopho- mores had in store for us. Returning to school the following year our class was as large as ever and we were determined to make the grade as Sophomores. During our Junior year we still kept our faith in good old Brady High School. A Christmas Ball was held and was quite successful. Now the year of 1960 has come and our class consists of eleven dignified up-coming Seniors. The first semester Ronnie Fitzgerald left our class but was replaced by another stu- dent, Ron McCauley, who was transferred from Big Timber. We have come but a portion of the way on life's journey, yet what we have been taught by our teachers will help us as we go forth to take our places in the world. Sponsored by CONRAD CLEANERS, Conrad CLASS WILL We, the senior class of nineteen hundred and sixty; being of unstable mind, af- flicted with undying hatred of knowledge, and great haste to leave this vale of tears, do hereby dispose of all our worldly goods in the following manner: ARTICLE I We leave to our boring, uninteresting, but beloved teachers what little knowledge we managed to absorb during our four years of high school. We're sure that it is so minute that we won't miss it. ARTICLE II We bequeath to the juniors all of our poor grades. We do not want to be burdened with these at college. Upon the sophomore class we bestow our little bookworms which crawled in and out of our books, and yet were none the wiser. We leave what dignity we have, though it is really not excessive, to the freshmen who, alas! have none. ARTICLE III Sharon Mundy leaves her ability to blush easily to anyone who will take it. Ray Hofland bequeaths his arguing ability to Barry Barrington. Good luck, Barry! Richard Lenz leaves his four years of high school without studying to Merle Pauli. We hope you get your diploma too, Merle. Magdeline Severson leaves to the sophomore girls her ability to be a good kid. Shirley Gollehon bestows upon Bonnie and Brenda her ability to discontinue her silliness. Audrey Severson leaves her determined ways to turn up the heater to all the cold- blooded students of Brady High. Ronald McCauley wills his athletic ability to Gordon Schlepp. Donald Jermunson leaves to Gary Gollehon his winning way with girls. Lyla Dyer bequeaths her annual editor ability to anybody who has time enough to take it. Nancy Hodgson leaves to Bonnie Hofland her ability to get a diamond ring. From a boy, that is. Mike Beatty leaves his ability to bother chemistry teachers to Harold Cyr. Hereunto we have set our honorable hands and seals, knowing all the provisions herein proclaimed are absolutely unalterable and undissolvable by all mortal and im- mortal beings. 4k, 11 Sponsored by PETE’S DRIVE INN, Great Falls SENIOR CLOSE-UPS NAME FAVORITE SONG AMBITION PET FOOD PEEVE Don Pizza La Montana To Make a Senior Jermunson Million Girls Sharon French Somebody’s Nurse Certain Mundy Fries Fool Boys Mike Pizza Cathy’s Be a Chemistry Beatty Clown Millionaire Teachers Nancy Lobster Night Mist Over Get Married Senior Hodgson Highway 2 Boys Shirley Lobster Cathy’s Secretary Certain Gollehon Clown Boys Lyla Pizza Sixteen Science Boys Who Dyer Reasons Teacher Argue Ron Shrimp You’ll Have to Join the Big McCauley Go Navy Brother Audrey Fried Good-Night Make Cold Severson Chicken Mr. Sun Money Weather Dick Swiss Cathy's Be a Mumps and Lenz Steak Clown Painter Measles Ray Shrimp Stuck on You No Ambition Anti- Hofland Customizers Magdeline Shrimp That’s Why I’m Take It Lower Severson Walking Easy Classmen Sponsored by B B GROCERY, Dutton SHARILYN BARTSCH President BONNIE HOFLAND Vice President MARGARET BRITTON Secretary HAROLD CYR Student Council Representative v JUNIORS MARGO COGHILL HOWARD KRUGER GORDON SCHLEPP BRENDA WHITE Gary Petersen President Dolores Wesley Vice President Sharron Sloan Secretary Gary Dyer Student Council Representative Cheryl Kauk John Dreissen Merle Pauli Douglas Schlepp Gerald Severson Phyllis Thompson s o p H o M o R E S Paul Perry President Kippy Keller Vice President Sharon Hilliard Secretary Randy Moser Treasurer Gary Gollehon Student Council Representative Karen Weikum FRESHMEN Terry Sloan Velma Thompson Gerald Pauli Dick Matthys Harold Lindsey Barry Barrington JUNIOR HIGH FRONT ROW: Pamela Holmes, Jo Ann Hofland, Dianne Petersen, Wilma Thompson, Marie Mumm, Hazel Britton. MIDDLE ROW: Clayton Anderson. Alvin Bartsch, Dennis Jermunson, Shirley Jesser, Judy Hodgson, Kay Fagan, Sherry Stinson, Dick Jesser, Randy Weikum. BACK ROW: Mr. Lamberson, Denny McKinney, Dennis Petersen, David Wesley, Mike Otness, David Barrington. NOT PICTURED: Terry Gollehon. Sherry Stinson, Hazel Britton, Mary Fagan, Jo Ann Hofland, Kay Fagan. STANDING: Dennis Petersen, Mike Otness, Dick Jesser, Dennis Jermunson, Alvin Bartsch. David Wesley, Randy Weikum. KNEELING: Clayton Anderson, David Barring- ton. NOT PICTURED: Terry Gollehon, Denny McKinney. GRADE THREE AND FOUR FRONT ROW: Richard Anderson, Cindie Paulsen, Roger Tofslie, Jane Wikstrom, Tom- mie Campbell, Linda Zimbelman, Danny Rouns. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Fagan, Deborah Jermunson, Lyle Coghill, Shirley Jermunson. Judy Johnson, Gary Wiest. Linda Hofland, Wendy Perry. BACK ROW: Dale Johnson. Lee Otness. Loren Weikum, Burleigh Wik- strom. Glen Bergstrom, Mrs. Arendt. Missing - Rita Zimbelman. GRADE FIVE AND SIX FRONT ROW: Linda Hilliard, Margery Britton, Sylvia Thompson. Sharon Gollehon, Jackie Campbell, Susan Heien. MIDDLE ROW: Jim Burdick, Pat Sloan, David Pauli, Linda Kay Wikstrom, Vernice Schlepp, Evelyn Bergstrom, Martha Baumann, Donna Stinson. Craig Dyer, Larry Zimbelman, Mike Holm Arlen Tofslie. BACK ROW: David Perry, Fred Ncbel, Ralph Hodgson, Delane McKinney. Bob Rossmiller, Mr. Duncan. GRADE ONE FRONT ROW: Charlene Sangray, Penny Hofland, Ann Remmen. Carol Britton. BACK ROW: Mrs. Marie Trent. Calvin Paulsen, George Mumm. Geof Zimbleman, Curt Nebel. NOT PICTURED: Gary Perry. GRADE TWO FRONT ROW: Shelley Heien, Vicki Otness, Lila Lindsey, Michele Matthys, Sharon Wood, Deborah Paulsen. Candace Froebel. MIDDLE ROW: James Rouns, Lee Lashway. William Hodgson. Cynthia Keller, Glenn Otness, Aaron Reese. Monte Schlepp. BACK ROW: Miss Barbara Acord, Roger Stinson, Timothy Jermunson, Jerome Holm, David Fagan. Kurt Dyer. Leon Lenz. Sponsored by MONARCH LUMBER CO.. Brady NO MORE HOMEWORK May 4, 1960 Pamela Jones - - Buzz Bailey - - - Shalimar Ames - Miss Goodin - - - Miss Ogilvie - - - Mr. Harper - - - Tallulah Ploetz - Midge - - - — - Mr. Ames - — - Mrs. Clendenning Coach Guthrie - - Rpnald Sassoon - - Mrs. Ratchet - - - Tic” Tok-------- Mr. Lundquist — Miss Dill — - - - - NANCY HODGSON HAROLD CYR - -BONNIE HOFLAND SHIRLEY GOLLEHON - -SHARON MUNDY - - -VERN HODGSON .......LYLA DYER SHARILYN BARTSCH - - ron McCauley ----CHERYL KAUK ---GARY DYER - DONJERMUNSON - - BRENDA WHITE - GORDON SCHLEPP MIKE BEATTY - MARGO COGHILL Faversham Lightly, Jr.--DOUG SCHLEPP Prompters - - - — - - SHARON HILLIARD DOLORES WESLEY Make-Up-------AUDREY and MAGDELINE SEVERSON Director - - - - — - — MR. TOM REESE Student Director - - MARGARET BRITTON ELEMENTARY MUSIC Grades One and Two Grades One and Two Grades Three and Four Grades Threp and Four Grades Five and Six Grade Six HIGH SCHOOL BAND Sponsored by WES'S TEXACO, Brady FIRST ROW: Pam Holm, Hazel Britton, Jo Ann Hofland, Marie Mumm, Wilma Thomp- son, Sherry Stinson, David Barrington, Ted Weist, Randy Weikum. SECOND ROW: Mike Otness, Terry Gollehon, Diane Peterson, Shirley Gollehon, Dolores Wesley, Phyllis Thompson, Merle Pauli, Sharon Hilliard, Alvin Bartsch. THIRD ROW: Lyla Dyer, Kay Fagan, Margo Coghill, Gerald Pauli, Judy Hodgson, Doug Schlepp, Sharilyn Bartsch. Shirley Jesser, Velma Thompson, Margaret Britton, Karen Weikum. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Hodgson, Gary Dyer, Sharon Mundy, Magdeline Severson. Cheryl Kauk, Mike Beatty, Vern Hodgson. Harold Cyr, Gordon Schlepp. TRIPLE TRIO: Magdeline Severson, Shirley Gollehon, Cheryl Kauk, Lyla Dyer, Nancy Hodgson, Sharilyn Bartsch. Margaret Britton, Margo Coghill, Karen Weikum. SOLOIST: Cheryl Kauk. PIANIST: Sharilyn Bartsch. CLARINET TRIO: Karen TRUMPET TRIO: Nancy SAXOPHONE SOLOIST: Weikum. Shirley Gollehon, Hodgson. Doug Schlepp, Gordon Schlepp Sharilyn Bartsch. Margaret Britton. BRADY BAND CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONE TRUMPET Sharilyn Bartsch Sharon Hilliard Nancy Hodgson Karen Weikum Phyllis Thompson Mike Beatty Shirley Gollehon Gerald Pauli Merle Pauli Sharon Mundy Wilma Thompson Doug Schlepp Dolores Wesley Evelyn Bergstrom Alvin Bartsch Magdeline Severson Margaret Britton Velma Thompson TENOR SAXOPHONE Randy Weikum Hazel Britton Jo Ann Holland Dianne Petersen Cheryl Kauk Pam Holm Ted Weist Gordon Schlepp David Barrington PERCUSSION TROMBONE FLUTF Lyla Dyer Sherry Stinson Gary Dyer Linda Wikstrom Judy Hodgson Kay Fagan Donna Stinson Vernice Schlepp David Pauli Terry Gollehon BARITONE Larry Zimbelman BASS Margo Coghill Mike Otness ANNUAL STAFF Taylor Company Representative; Mis Dobson. Annual Advisor; SEATED: Lyla Dyer, Editor; Ron McCauley, Research; Don Jermunson, Sales; Nancy Hodgson, Editing. Sponsored by DR. D. C. FLETCHER, Conrad Editor-in-chief. ar� c Hodgson A ss!t Editors...........Sharilyn Bartsch • •. .......................Brenda White Exchange Editor.................Magdeline Severson Roving Reporter.............Sharon Mundy Mimeoscope Operator.........Brenda White Hunor Editors.....................Shirley Gollehon ...........................Bonnie Hof land Sports Writers......,...........kyla Dyer ...........................Margo Coghill Typists....................Gary Gollehon • • ..................... Karen eikun ...........................Dolores Wesley ............................ .Cheryl Kauk Mimeograph Operators.,......Ron McCauley ...........................Don Jermunson Advisor.....................Mr. Richwine P n . re C' o 'f This will be the® the present Bulldol I wish to thank ers who have voluniMj toward the betterneT A special thanks 1 ful staff that as ' make the Bulldog i I wish tic next st surross for the futu LETTB TO Tin? EDITOR Do vou know the definition of sports- manship? It soens that few of us really do understand the full moanin' of this torn. Sportsmanship is placing hard to win a amo but losin - well if you have to lose, Goor' sportsmanship involves such matters as f ir play, keen rivalry, but careful observance of mlcs, courtesy, and a attitude toward an onpo- nent. The cir:h t us from other towns and teams. Soon no me would Tnt to associate with us. Braciy is on the way to this situation]] With full co-operation by both adults and students this catastrophe could be avoidc 5 b fore it develops any further. Lot’s try to place ourselves in the ranks of excellent sportsmanship before it becomes too late. If we succeed in this, the Brady crowd at the district tournament will be looked up to with re- spect and envy. If each mo of us dies our best the people around us will more than likely follow suit. LET’S DO OUR BEST.1” I.F.Y.jS. DELEGATE TO APPEAR HERE Miss Deanna Swenson of Chotcnu, Montana, who has soent five months in Switzerland as an International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, will be in Brady. Her report is sponsored by tho local U-H Club and they arc encouraging the parents to attend this interesting program. Miss Swenson will have colored pictures, as Switzerland, with ! r first-hand re- j rch 10, I960 at sium of the Braciy AND MUMPS 3 such as mumps, :nd the flu have racty community, y hit the lower hers and adults by without any th of the corn- well .s J- rode of sport oanship consists of noints. Listed below arc a few innn-t-nt and appropriate; ones, (ront. or next col.) utuvZSTEP, TESTS Everyone is glad that semester tests are over. The better part of test week was spent reviewing. The 21st and 22nd wero spent talcing tests. Those who finished their hosts early had s mo leisure time, some of which was used for ice-skating here in Brady. The following week wc found out how we did on our tests. Wednesday the 27th, Brady school stu- dents did not have to attend school. Parents came to receive the report cards and discuss student problems with the teachers. T o r r h . '8, 9 jlO . AWARDS ASSEMBLY PERFECT ATTENDANCE BAND LETTERS Cheryl, Susan, Aaron, Velma, Wilma. CHEERLEADERS’ LETTERS Sponsored by PONDERA DRUG, Conrad PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Karen Weikum, Sharilyn Bartsch, Dolores Wesley. Phyllis Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Cheryl Kauk, Audrey Severson, Velma Thompson, Magdeline Severson, Sharon Mundy, Sharron Sloan, Nancy Hodgson, Bonnie Hofland, Sharon Hilliard, Miss Dobson. FRONT ROW: Brenda White, Lyla Dyer, Margaret Britton. Margo Coghill, Shirley Gollehon. CHEERLEADERS Sponsored by TETON SAND GRAVEL, Dutton FOOTBALL Not Pictured: DICK LENZ GARY DYER DOUG SCHLEPP GERALD SEVERSON KIPPY KELLER DICK MATTHYS PAUL PERRY GARY GOLLEHON BASKETBALL “A” STANDING: Paul Perry, Ron McCauley, Vern Hodgson, Mike Beatty, Don Jermunson, Harold Cyr, Gary Dyer, Coach McCauley. KNEELING: Gordon Schlepp, Gary Petersen, Ray Hofland. STANDING: Merle Pauli, Doug Schlepp, Dick Matthys, Randy Moser. KNEELING: Kippy Keller. Gary Gollehon. TRACK Ron McCauley gary petersen paul perry Javelin, Hurdles Discus, Distance Sprinter Cheerleaders of BHS Football Party Cake ALUMNI NEWS 1957 ALICE BOGGS.......Attending Eastern Montana State College of Education, Billings. Montana LEROY CYR - - -....................------- Working around Brady RALPH FORNFIEST........................................In the Navy DICK KAUK..............Married; Attending Washington State University, Pullman. Washington SHIRLEY MOWBRAY..................................-Working in Great Falls CAROL PERRY -------------...... - Mrs. Tom Gollehon; Living in Fairfield JEAN ZIMBELMAN - - Attending Eastern Montana State College of Education. Billings, Montana JERRY ZIMBELMAN.........................Working on a farm near Brady 1958 MILTON BURDICK..........................Working on a farm near Brady ROY COGHILL.............................Working on a farm near Brady PATSY FORNFIEST....................Attending Montana State College. Bozeman. Montana KAY KELLER.........................Mrs. Ron Bokma; Living near Conrad KENNETH PERRY.....................Attending Brigham Young University, Salt Lake City. Utah CARL SEVERSON..........................................In the Navy MILDRED SEVERSON..................................Working in Washington ARLENE WEIKUM..........................Mrs. Ron Eklund; Living in Dutton 1959 NORMA FITZGERALD...................Attending Montana State College. Bozeman. Montana LES HODGSON..........................Working on a farm near Brady JIM HOFLAND................................................In the Army JOHN LAASCH......................................In the Air Force DORIS MUMM..................................Working in Great Falls GEORGE MUNDY...............................................In the Navy LARRY OIEN................................Working on a farm near Brady MARVIN THOMPSON...........................Working on a farm near Brady RENA TROST.....................Attending Montana State University. Missoula. Montana GRADUATION Processional Valedictorian's Welcome LYLA DYER Commencement Address MR. JACK LINDSAY President’s Farewell Triple Trio DON JERMUNSON Sponsored by ARNOT’S, Conrad FAREWELL CLASS OF ’60 EQUITY CO-OP Brady If You Use It, It's Yours ADVERTISEMENTS VALENTINE’S - Conrad UKE'S SPORTS - Great Falls BUTTREY FOODS - Conrad DRAKES DRUG - Conrad DR. HARRY R. YUNCK - Conrad R. D. MASON, M.D. - Conrad R. S. HAMILTON, M. 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