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

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Seniors

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MRS. EDNA CONROY First Grade MRS. DORTHEA SIMONSON Second Grade MRS. TERESA WARD Third Grade MRS. EDNA PEARSON Fourth Grade MRS. BEVERLY DOYLE Fifth Grade MR. THOMAS THOMPSON Sixth and Seventh Grade MR. HAROLD TOKERUD Eighth Grade GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY

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Parents, Teachers, and Friends, Graduation. A simple word, but a word which tonight is the most important word in our lives; for tonight we become adults and the leaders of tomorrow. With Graduation, our high school education is now complete. What we do with our lives is now up to us. Our high school education will be the background for our future. We as seniors are proud of the education received at Brady High School. We know that we can look forward to the future with confidence. Whether we attend college or choose another pathway, we will always have our school days to look back on. I don't leel that a president's message must be a farewell. A farewell, yes, in the sense that we are saying good-by to our understanding teachers and friends; but it is really only the be- ginning as we are saying a Hello to the world. I’m sure I speak for the rest of the graduating seniors when I say that we will do our best to fulfill the hopes of our parents and teachers; we will make them proud. To all moms and dads we say thank you. Thank you for all the help you have given us; thank you for putting up with us when we were unbearable. To all teachers we say thank you for all the encouragement, advice, and much needed guidance throughout our school years. To you my fellow classmates, I say thank you for having given me the honor to represent you at our graduation. In closing, I d like to leave this message from Oliver Wendell Holmes: To reach the port of Heaven we must sail sometimes with the wind and sometimes against it. But we must sail, and not drift nor lie at anchor. ” Randy Moser Sponsored by ARNOT'S FURNITURE AND HARDWARE