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

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School Board Formulates School Policy David G. Curtis Supe rintendent v Argyle Bishop 6

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Administration And Faculty Montana today has a Governor, a State Legislative body, and District and Supreme Courts. The executive of our school is the Superintendent; the School Board and the Student Council are the legislative bodies; and the Superintendent, Faculty, and Student Council serve as the courts. Thus, in our school we endeavor to prepare the students to become better citizens by presenting to them an example of the democratic process. 5

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Student Council Governs Extra-Curricular Activities Danny McLean, Larry Zimbelman, Donna Stinson, Mr. David Curtis, Advisor, Ted Wiest, Alvin Bartsch, Riyllis Hjermstad, James Burdick, David Curtis, Marjorie Britton, Richard Miller, Mary Fagan, and Ronald Gollehon. The 1964-65 Student Council, an organization through which the will of the students may be presented, has done much in determining school policies. In September, the magazine sales, which recorded an all-time high of $1700, was sponsored by this group. The Student Council sent three delegates to the Montana Associ- ation of Student Councils held in Bozeman on November 13-14 to learn more about the Student Council's activities. These delegates were Phyllis Hjermstad, Ted Wiest, and Alvin Bartsch. The biggest event spon- sored by the organization was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance on November 25, 1964. Towards the latter part of January, the Student Council sponsored the March of Dimes drive which netted $235.80. 7 Alvin Bartsch, President Phyllis Hjermstad, Secretary Ted Wiest, Vice - President