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

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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

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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

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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