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

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Senior Wilma Thompson, David Barring- ton, Phyllis Hjermstad and Randy Weikum were the delegates to the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association. At this meeting in Missoula the students learned good procedure for publishing the high school newspaper and annual. They were sponsored by Mr. Richwine, the annual and news- paper advisor. Pam Holm and Terry Gollehon were the annual Peanut Queen and King. They were choosen by votes obtained by selling peanuts for the March of Dimes. The people who bought peanuts were given a chance to vote for a pair of candidates. The winners were crowned at a dance held in their honor. 18 Seniors attending the Junior-Senior Banquet.

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CLAYTON ANDERSON DAVID BARRINGTON ALVIN RARTSCH TERRY GOLLEHON Class History In September of 1953, eleven new faces appeared at the door- step of the Brady School to begin their first day of readin1, ’ritin', and 'rithmetic. The membership of this class consisted of JoAnn Hofland, Terry Gollehon, Dennis Jermunson, Wesley McComb, Gloria Trost, Alvin Bartsch, Richard Lamma, Randal Weikum, Timothy Schlepp, David Barrington, and Ted Wiest. As the years went by, the class gained new faces and lost old ones. Three of the original students were lost before eighth grade graduation: Timothy Schlepp, Richard Lamma, and Wesley McComb. Richard Larson, Pamela Holm, Marie Mumm, and Wilma Thompson joined our class making a total of twelve students for eighth grade graduation. After graduation, Richard Larson entered school in Conrad, as his father was employed there. In the fall of 1961, thirteen freshmen entered the halls of Brady High School for the first time. Phyllis Hjermstad and Dennis McKinney joined the class from the Strauss School. The Sophomores, seeking revenge from the year before, appeased their anger on the poor, defenseless Freshmen. Connie Knutson, a transfer from Great Falls, joined the class in the spring of our freshman year. In our sophomore year, our class increased to seventeen members when Karen and Kathy Ward transferred from Fairfield, and Clayton Anderson transferred from Dutton. Being on the other side of the fence at initiation was a much more enjoyable experience. Our junior year saw our class diminish when Karen and Kathy Ward transferred to Chester, and JoAnn Hofland and Connie Knutson left their high school careers to become Mrs. Jack Denny and Mrs. Virgil Eliason, respectively. Dean Urton transferred from Great Falls and increased the class roll to fourteen. Our prom, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was an outstanding success. Our mothers prepared a delicious dinner for the Junior- Senior Banquet. In the fall of 1964, Gloria Trost became Mrs. Lyndon Goodrich and left thirteen seniors awaiting graduation. Our Senior Trip was enjoyed at the Flathead Lake Lodge on beautiful Flathead Lake. We thoroughly enjoyed our commencement speaker, Dr. George Craig, Head of the English Department at Northern Montana College. PAMELA HOLM DENNIS JERMUNSON DENNIS McKINNEY MARIE MUMM 17 DEAN URTON RANDAL WEIKUM TED WIEST

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Snaps This years high school week delegates were Ted Wiest, Alvan Bartsch and Phyllis Hjermstad. Their visit to Montana State College started on April 20, and ended on May 1. During this time, the students toured the campus and took scholarship tests. These students were also the Student Council Officers that attended the Montana Association of Student Councils Convention. At this convention they discussed the problems that arise in their schools. Pictured at the right are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Richwine with the floral bouquet they received as a token of appreciation for sponsoring the Senior Class. The presentation was made at the close of the Junior-Senior Banquet by Daniel McLean, President of the Junior Class. These pictures show two vocal soloists who performed this year, Randal Weikum and David Barrington. These two singers were included on the program for the Spring Choral Concert. Randal is a tenor, and David is a baritone. 19