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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1966 volume:

7 ie 75 u Joy V cf tecf by Mr. Calvin Richwine, Advisor Trudi Bish op Linda Hilliard Donna Stinson (Co-editor) Daniel McLean Vernice Schlepp Lauraine Miller Linda Mamma Kathy Katin (Co-editor) Jerry Sawyer Linda Wikstrom David Perry Throughout their years of service to the Brady School, Mr. Paulsen and Mr. Sangray have cheerfully and conscientiously maintained the superb condition of the school. They are the “men behind the scenes” who are regularly called to a wide variety of emergencies. But the students and faculty regard these two custodians as their smiling friends who exceed their duties to make the loads of others lighter. No one can ever thank our custodians enough, but with sincere gratitude, we, the Class of 1966, will start by dedicating this Bulldog to Bert Paulsen and Richard Sangray. Education is one of the most important parts of our lives. A good education is nece sary if we are to become well-informed citizens of today; the leaders of tomorro . The Senior Class of 1966 is the first class to have spent over half its twelve years of education in the new school building. We are proud of this distinction and are taking advantage of it by conducting a special tour of the school. With our mascot, Brutus the Bulldog, as guide we would like everyone to take a tour through the various rooms of Brady High School. We hope that through our efforts we may be able to look at our annual and recollect some of the happiest days of our lives. 7a6 e of ( on tents Iaminisiraiion Jacu ty {Seniors ( In derc assmen V e men tary 7lt i etics Oryan if at ion s 71 cade in ics Administration SuperintencfenPs JJlessacje JOHN O’MALLEY Superintendent RKBA IX)NNELL Clerk RAYMOND DYER Chairman cSc joo Jioarcf cS r oes to ( fp a ' ac e c S c i o o TOM BANKA AROYLE BIS HOE BIRDEEN OTNESS LEONARD SCHLEPP c S ucfen C ounci A cfs in clcAoo Jmprooement Secretary, I he Student Council of 1965-66 sponsored many activities throughout the year to help improve the school. The student government passed several regulations concerning conduct in study halls. This group sponsored the magazine sales in the fall of the year, and an all-time high of Si 768.14 was reached. Six delegates, Lauraine Miller, Dan lcl.ean, Kathy Kaun, Michael Holm, Marjorie Britton, and Susan Heien attended the Montana Association of Student ( ouncils in Cut Bank, November 12 and 13, where thev discussed Student Council problems and elected officers for next year. A dance in honor of the March of Dimes Peanut King and Queen was given by the Student Council, February 5. The Student Council purchased all the awards given during the annual awards as- sembly with the money earned at a public card party in April. MRS I ROW: Michael Holm, Linda imbelman, Marjorie Britton, Kathryn Kaun, Mr John O’Malley, Ad- visor; lauraine Miller, Shirley Jermunson, Mary l agan, and Susan Heien. SECOND ROW Dale Johnson Richard Miller, Dan Mcl can, and Lorn Campbell faculty MRS. JUNELLA MOORE Western Montana College Northern Montana College First Grade MISS RUTHM RY GECHO Eastern Montana (College Second Grade MRS. MARGAREI MABES Western Montana College (College of Great Falls Eastern Montana College Cheney, Washington Third and Fourth and Jliy Sc Aoo MRS. EDNA PEARSON Bemidji, Minnesota Library Grade School Principal Fifth Grade MRS. PEARL KALK Bachelor of Science Western Montana College College of Great Fails Sixth Grade Remedial Reading THOMAS THOMPSON Bachelor of Science Northern Montana College Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth HAROLD FOKERUD Bachelor of Arts College of Great Falls Sixth. Seventh. Eighth, and Ninth MRS. KLSIE BYRNE Bachelor of Arts University of Montana English 8, 11 12 Spanish Library MICHAELROSBARSKY Bachelor of Arts College of Great Falls Music English 9 Freshman Class Advisor RICHARD SCHWARTZ Bachelor of Science Northern Montana College English 10 Speech Physical Education Athletics coach 7cicu fy Ju c es S ucfen s ROBERT MORRIS Bachelor of Science Northern Montana College Mathematics Science Junior Class Advisor MRS. MARILOU LEYS Bachelor of Arts Carroll College History Physical Education Sophomore Glass Advisor CALVIN R1CHWINE Bachelor of Arts Manchester College Indiana Master’s Degree University of Montana Commercial Senior Class Advisor cSc oo C mp oyees The employees of Brady Public Schools keep the school operating efficiently. The clerk keeps the records and handles all the school correspondence. The custodians maintain the good condition of the .school. The cooks prepare lunch for 191 students each day, and the bus drivers cover an area of 230 miles per day transporting 139 stu- dents to and from school. CLERK: Mrs. Reba Donnell BUS 1)RI LRS: Lyman Goodrich, Maynard St rand berg, Bert l’aulsen and Dick Sang ray DANIEL LYLE McLEAN Class Pres. 2, 4; Student Council Rep 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4 - Pres. 4; Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 - Free Throw Award 3; Track I, 2,3; Lettermen’sClub 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3; Peanut King 2 — Candidate 4; Band I; MASC Convention 4, Boys’ State I legate 3; Dramatics 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 — Photog- rapher 4; NHS 4. RALPH HARRY HODGSON Class VP 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — VP 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4 — Co-captain 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, Dramatics 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 — All-State Band 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Combo 1, 2, 3 LAURAINE GALE MILLER Class Sec. I, 4; Student Council 1,4; NHS 3, 4 — VP 4 Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 VP 2, Pres. 3, 4; Oratorical Winner School 3, 4; District 3, 4; 3rd in Zone 3, 4; Band I, 3, 3, 4 — Librarian 3, 4, Band Council 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4; MIEA Convention 4; MASC Convention 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 — Business Mgr. 4; Girls’ State Alt. 3; Harvest Ball Queen Cand. 4; FTA 4; High School Week 4 KATHRYN LYNN KAUN Pep Club i, 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, Student Council 4 Sec. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Paper Staff 4; Annu- al Staff 4 Co-editor 4; Dramatics 4; NHS 3, 4; MIEA Convention 4, MASC Convention 4, FTA 4; High School Week 4, National Mathematical Assn of America Award 3. 0 MARTHA JO BAUMANN Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 3, 4; Rhythmettes 2; Dramatics 4; Oratorical Contest 4. TRUDI LEE BISHOP Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; All-State Cho- rus 4; Student Council 2 Rep 2, Christmas Ball Queen 3; Spanish Club 3; Peanut Queen Candidate 4; NHS 4 — Sec-Treas. 4; Band Council 4; Paper and Annual Staff 4; Paper Co-editor 4; Oratorical Contest 3; Dramatics 3, 4; FTA 4. CRAIG JEROME DYER Football I, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; l ettermen’s Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band I; Track 4; Dramatics 4. DELANE HARRY HALL Lettermen’s Club 2, 3,4; Football 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Class VP 3; Oratorical Contest 4; Dramatics 4; Track 2. UNDA JEAN HAMM A rumblcttes 2, 3; Drill team 4 Library Club 2, L4. Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 3; All-State Chorus 4; Dramatics 4, Paper Stall 4; Photographer 4; Ml LA Convention L Library Convention 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 UN DA COLLEEN HILLIARD Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library As- sistant 3,4; Library Club Sec. 3; Library Club Pres. 4; Library Convention 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4; All- State Chorus 4; Drill Team 4. 4 JUNE NADINE HODGSON Tumblettes 1, 2, 3; Tumblettes Co-captain 3; Library Club 1, Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3. I RED AUTHUR NEBEL football 2; Basketball I, 2, 4, Chorus I, 3, 4; Chorus Sea. 4, Spanish Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Dramatics 4; Oratorical ( lontest 4; Peanut King Candidate 3 DAVID ANTHONY PKRRY Basketball Manager 1, 4; Paper Staff 4 ; Annual Staff 4. GERALD ROY SAWYER Class VP I, 2; Boys’ State Alternate 3; Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, I-ettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres. 4, f ootball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Co-captain 4, f ootball .Most Valuable Player Award 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Defensive Award 3; Track I, 3, Peanut King Cand 2, Harvest Ball King 4; Dramatics 4. VERNICE RAE SCHLEPP Class sec. 2; Student Council 2: Paper Staff 4 — Co-ed. 4; Annual Staff 4; MIEA Del. 4; “A” Cheerleader 3, 4; “B Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 -VP 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 4 - Pres. 4; State Music Festival 3, 4; Stage Band 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho- rus Triple Quartet 4; Girls' Sextet 2; NHS 4 — Pres. 4; Dramatics 4; Twirler 1, 2; Peanut Queen Cand. 2; Christmas Ball Queen Cand. 3; Harvest Ball Queen Cand. 4; Rhythmettcs 2; All-State Chorus 4. DONNA CLARICE STINSON Class Pres. 1; Class Sec. 3; Student Council 1, 3; Band L 2, 3, 4; Band Council 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4 — Sec.-Treas. 3; Spanish Club 3; Library Club 3, 4 - VP 3; NHS 3, 4; FTA 4 - Sec 4; Tumblettes I, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; March of Dimes Peanut Chairman 3; Girls' State Del. 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Annual Staff 4 — Co-editor 4; Paper Staff 4; Betty Crocker Aw ard 4; MIKA Convention 4; High School Week 4. LOIS MIRIAM STRANDBERG Library Club 3, 4 - Historian 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Drill Team 3, 4, Tumblettes 3; Chorus 3, 4; All-State Chorus 4; Band 4; Library Convention 3, 4; Dramatics 4. LINDA KAYE WIKSTROM Pep Club I, 2, 3,4 - Sec. 4; NUS 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Council 2, 3, 4 Rep. 2; Student Director 4. Band and Chorus Librarian 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Triple Quartet 4; Girls’ Sextet 4; All-State Music Festival 1, 4; Dramatics 4; Peanut Queen Candidate 3; Spanish Club 3; Oratorical Contest 3. LARRY CLYDE ZIMBELMAN Basketball 1, 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4 — Sec- I reas. 4, Spanish Club 3; Heisey Award 2, Student Council 3 — Class Pres. 3. Christmas Ball King Candidate 3; Dramatics 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Oratorical Contest 4; High School Rodeo 2,3, 4 sioent ’v TlTessaye Parents, Teachers, and Friends, We have come to our graduation from high school in an exciting time. Our high school studies have opened our minds to the excitement in the world around us. They have set our imagination whirling with ideas of w hat there may yet be to discover and develop. We hear about minute measurements, exact calculations, speed, the use of computer machines and scientific progress. With each change in the world there is also a challenge, a challenge which each of us must accept in the area we offer the greatest talent. 'Then we can help to discover the new dimensions to our world. 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. Graduation f rom high school is merely the beginning of a new phase of life. We could not meet the challenge of tomorrow if it were not for the guidance we have received throughout our schooling. For this guidance we owe many thanks to our parents, our teachers, the school board and to every citizen of the community, but I feel our actions will speak louder than words. We can best express our appreciation by living in such a way that we will make those who have helped us proud of the part they played in our success. Dan Nlcl ean Of the 21 Freshmen entering Brady High as the Class of 1966, eight had been togeth- er since the beginning of the first grade. During grade school these original eight Craig Dyer, Ralph Hodgson, David Perry, David Pauli, Vernice Schlepp, Donna Stinson, Linda Wikstrom, and Larry Zirnbelman — were joined by Martha Baumann, Linda Hilliard, Delane McKinney, Fred Nebel. Bob Rossmiller, Suzy Curtis, and James Larson. Lauraine Miller and 'Frudi Bishop came from the elementary Faris School; and Jerrv Sawver, Dan McLean, Robert Friesen, Kathv Kaun and Linda Mamma traveled to Brady after graduating from the eighth grade at the Knees School. During the Freshman year, new students joining the class were John Timm, Gary Debates, and Larry Wehr. Robert Friesen and Bob Rossmiller left the class to enroll in other schools. The most remembered ev ent of that year was initiation, a day of dressing in diapers, swimsuits, and old dresses, and drinking sour milk. The Sophomore Class increased to twenty-four students with the addition of Wanda Brandell. Phis class won the Peanut King and Queen Contest by selling the most peanuts for the March of Dimes. Soon after the class began its junior year, Lois Strandberg transferred from Billings. Dora Hahn spent part of the year at Brady after transferring from Ronan. I'his Junior Class honored the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Junior Prom was the class project. Palm trees, grass huts, a jungle, and a volcano brought the theme “Jamaica Farewell to life. The Senior year began with the loss of three students: Suzy Curtis, David Pauli, and Dora Hahn. June Hodgson joined the class to complete her education, making nineteen in the Senior Class. Under the direction of Robert Morris, the class presented the comedy play “Off the Track”. j C ass History Martha Baumann Trudi Bishop Craig Dyer Delane Hall Linda Hamma Linda Hilliard June Hodgson Ralph Hodgson Kathy Kaun Lauraine Miller Daniel McLean Fred Nebel David Perry Jerry Sawyer Vcrnice Schlepp Donna Stinson Lois Strandberg Linda Wikstrom Larry Zirnbelman Senior Snaps The Junior Class honored the seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, May II The mothers of the Brady Juniors prepared the banquet. The members of the Junior Class served and entertained Donna Stinson, Lauraine Miller, Vernice Schlepp, Kathryn Kaun, and Linda Hamma were the delegated to the Montana Interscholastic Edi- torial Association meeting on the University cam- pus in Missoula. Kathryn Kaun, Lauraine Miller and Donna Stinson earned the right to represent Brady High School at High School Week in Bozeman, Montana Dan McLean, Linda Mamma, and Donna Stinson received scholarships gradua- tion night Dan won a S250 Chemical Engineering scholarship at Montana State University at Bo eman Linda Hamma was awarded the Kllingson Memo- rial Nursing Scholarship. Donna was given an honor scholarship from the Uni- versity of Montana at Missoula. Mentors aAe tL a se Jj a ne Jr f) to esori Mr. Morris and Mr. Richwine chaperoned the seniors. Mr, Paulsen drove the bus. Classmates watch Fred Nebel take off on water skis on Lake Blaine. David Perry, captain and crew of his ship, talks to Delane Hall and Jerry Sawyer in the adjacent boat In the background are Fred Nebel, Linda Mamma, and Larry Zimbelman. Marthajo Baumann, Linda Wikstrom, and Kathrvn Kaun wait to begin their ride along the scenic horse trails. Kathy Kaun, Linda Wikstrom, Lois Strandberg, Donna Stinson, and Martha Jo Baumann are among the 18 seniors who re- turned home May 21 after spending two days of boating, canoeing, w aterskiing, sun bath- ing, rollerskating, horseback riding, hiking, playing volleyball, and drying clothes at the Lake Blaine Resort. Q (n cferc assm en Mickey Holm President Jim Burdick Vice-President Sus ji Heien Secretary- Treasurer Marjorie Britton Student Council Representative The Junior Class decreased by one member when David Curtis moved to French town and was increased bv two with the addition of Ron Best and Beth James. ITe main activities of the Junior Class were sponsoring and decorating for the Junior From presented in honor of the Seniors; and planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet. This banquet is an annual event at which the juniors and their mothers entertain the seniors and their parents. 'Jun ors The first event of the Soph- omore year was Freshman Initiation. The class members had fun adorning the Freshmen in costumes covered with eggs and lipstick, The Sophomore Class also won the magazine sales again this year, adding S27 1 to their class fund, and winning the privilege of a day off from school. Richard Miller President Donald Mamma Vice-President Mary Fagan Secretary-! Yeasurer Shirley Jermunson Student Council Representative c S op om ores Lyle Coghill Donald Gollehon Ronald Gollehon John Anderson Robert Banka Twila Bishop Kathryn Hastings Milton Hjermstad Linda Hofland Deborah Jermunson Judith Johnson John Kaun Robert Pinion l ee Otness Connie Petersen Dav id Sawyer Robert Urton Gary Wiest Burleigh Wikstrom Rita Zimbelman | c. v ;. I'om Campbell President Douglas Petersen Vice-President Linda Zimbelman Secretary-Treasurer Dale Johnson Student Council Representative 7res jmen The twenty-two freshmen who entered Brady have con- tributed much to the school during the year. A large part of the class participated in band and chorus. Many of the boys did a fine job on the football, basketball, and track teams. All of the girls contrib- uted to Pep Club. Probably the most remembered event of the year was initiation where the freshmen were made to wear funny costumes such as dresses, diapers, swimming suits, and gunny sacks. Tom Bishop John Copenhaver Linda Copenhaver Connie Goodrich Judy Hastings Gary Hemrv Lynn Hjermstad Cindie Paulsen Wendy Perry Estelle Petersen Gordon Petersen Mike Robinson Danny Rouns Debbie Walker Loren Weik urn Jane Wikstrom Richard Anderson Mike Banka (V(nc erc as. smen Vi i own l'hornas (Campbell is shown being presented with a gold medal and AAU emblem by Mr. Ralph Rath man from Choteau, district chairman of the state AAU junior track pro- gram Thomas earned first place nationally in the high jump and fifth place in the 100 yard dash in the Junior Olympics last May Initiation is a memorable part of the lives of Bradv High School freshmen These two scenes show the freshmen as they are covered with eggs, lipstick, shoe polish, honey and various other concoctions, and as they are escorted through town. in Action This picture shows BHS boys washing the gymnasium floor after basketball season. (Mncferc assmen R.cc.ewe 7 onors These five students, Twila Bishop. Burleigh Wikstrom, Thomas Goodrich, Lee Otness and Ronald Gollehon. accompanied by Mrs. Leys, attended the State’s first Model United Nations, which was May 19-21 at Missoula. In a district spelling bee in Havre, Sandra Tokerud won first place and Rich- ard Sawyer placed seventh. Sandra also par- ticipated in the state spelling bee. Eighth grade students took part in an essay contest entitled, ‘Mv Mag.” Winners were: Lila Lindsey, first, Leon Lenz, second; and not pictured, Deanne Banka, third. Mrs. Archer presents awards to winners. { fementary 7 irst and Second trades Carolyn Bergstrom William Campbell Debra Copenhaver 1 aniiny Jo Coughlin Alan Dearc lor!!’ Ronald («imbed Devern Hull Robert Nelson Walter Payton Joel Pelletier Merrill Preitauer Sammy Schwartz Michael Stvren Kric Tokerud Alan Tronson Christine Baumann Patricia Burdick .Maureen Byrne Peggy Dunn William Fitzgerald Maurice Grigg Brenda Hull Nora Johnson Kelley McClain Michael O’Malley Pamela Otness Della Rae Paulsen James Perry Melanie Trost Janette Baumann Howard Bergstrom Kim Dcardorff Randa Froebel Richard Hodgson Christine Hull Carla Jermunson Arlene Johnson Audrey Johnson Raymond O’Brien Fred Preitauer Richard Rouns Clinton 'Thompson James Thompson 'Ferrilyn Tronson Deborah (Cummings Dewey Deardorff Mark Donnell Michael O'Brien Donald Oien Steven Perry Renee Sangray Carol Wiest Kevin Keller Donna Lindsey Wendy Morris 1 oni Perry Joel Rouns Richard Sangray Gary Styren Vicki Tokerud Larrv Banka Marilyn Batchelor Donald Campbell Barbara Donnell Kim Johnson Alan Denzer Bradley Dunn Ruth Hodgson Randy Holm Keith Hull Thomas James Connie Johnson Donnie Miller George Mu mm Joe Perry James Remmen Cathi Rouns Janet Rouns Duane Robinson Shelly Tokerud and S . A trades Karen Banka Carol Britton Susan Oopenhaver Cheryl Cummings Ronnie Hemry Penny Holland Robert Morris Curt Nebel Patty O’Malley Calvin Paulsen Gary Perry Ann Remmen David Robinson Charlene Sangray Sandra Tokerud Douglas frost IJoyd Urton Seventh ancf Viyfiifi trades Kurt Dyer David Fagan Candace Froebel Shelley Helen William Hodgson Jerome Holm Cynthia Keller I eon l enz Lila Lindsey Charles Mannen Michele Matthys Peggy O'Malley Glenn Otness Vicki Otness Deborah Paulsen Kathy Robinson James Rouns Richard Sawyer Monte Schlepp Roger Stinson Sixth Grade Chorus The annual Christmas Pro- gram, presented by the grade school, consisted of a Nativity Scene, in pantomime supported by the choruses from grades one through eight. At the close of the program Santa Claus distributed candy which was donated by the community and packaged by the American Legion Aux- iliary. First and Second Grade Chorus Itfi eiics J)rac y s Lciryest learn DEFENSE FIRST ROW: Monte Schlepp, Manager; Ronald Gollehon, Bill Gollehon, Ronald Best, Lee Otness, Gerald Sawyer, Thomas Campbell, Roy Hemry, Daniel Mcl ean, John Kaun, Robert Banka, James Burdick, and Donald Mamma. SECOND ROW: Mr. Harold Tokerud, Coach; Ralph Hodgson, Donald Gollehon, Robert Pinion, Co-captains are Ralph Hodgson and Gerald Sawyer. }Cumbers 7ruen iu-four September 10 Roy .... 14 Brady 26 18 Power 0 36 25 Belt .... 13 0 October 2 Augusta . . . 26 13 9 Centerville . . . . . . 13 33 16 Cascade ... 21 14 20 Dutton . . . . 7 0 30 Simms 13 • Pictured are Ralph Hodgson and Gerald Sawyer, most valu- able players and James Burdick, defensive player. Robert Urton. Richard Miller, Delane. Hall. I homas Goodrich. Lyle CoghilL Larry Zimbelman, David Sawyer, Craig Dyer. Michael Holm, and Mr. Richard Schwartz, Assistant Coach. OFFENSE HRST ROW: Thomas Campbell, Dannv McLean. Ralph Hodgson, Jerrv Sawyer, Jimmy Burdick and Ronnie Gollehon. SECOND ROW: Coach, Mr Richard Schwartz, Mickey Holm, Fred Ncbel, '['hornas Goodrich, Lyle Coghill, Larry Zimbelman, Jerrv Bishop, Craig Over, and Manager David Pern, “A” SQUAD SCORES Brady Opponent 50 Simms.............57 58 Power.............44 42 Belt .............59 51 Dutton............61 59 Centerville.......64 50 Augusta...........56 45 Cascade...........67 44 Simms.............87 42 Power.............45 61 Belt ...... 72 34 Dutton............62 51 Centerville ......55 55 Augusta.......... 65 44 Cascade...........81 46 Gildford..........56 50 Hingham...........47 48 Augusta...........65 52 Power ...... . . . 54 49 GFHS Cougars ... 53 65 GFC Colts.........59 MICKEY HOLM Most Valuable Plaver Award TOM OCX)DRICH Free Throw Award B” SQUAD SCORES Brady Opponent 41 Simms ............52 32 Power.............49 38 Conrad.............29 19 Belt..............57 41 Dutton............40 51 Conrad.......... . . 47 34 Centerville.......45 53 Augusta...........44 44 Cascade...........46 46 Great Falls.......48 39 Simms .............52 53 Power............. . 52 42 Conrad ............45 50 Belt.............. 58 42 Dutton ...........45 50 Centerville.......32 58 Augusta...........35 76 Cascade...........57 57 GFC ..............61 u ' Squad Man'iger David Perry, Tom Bishop, Dale Johnson, Douglas Petersen, John Copenhaver, Mike Banka, Danny Rouns, Richard Anderson, and Coach, Mr, Richard Schwartz 7res ne i and c S o fi oin ores Donald Mamma, Bob Banka. John Katin, Gary YViest. Robert Urton. Richard Miller. David Sawyer, Burleigh Wikstrom. Donald Gollehon, Lee Otness. Billy Gollehon, John Anderson, Coach. Mr Richard Schwartz, and Manager David Perry. Connie Goodrich, Linda Zimbelman, and Mary Fagan FIRST ROW: Gary Hemry, Burleigh Wikitrom, Tom Campbell, David Sawyer,'Pom Goodrich, Lyle Coghill, Gary Wiest, Mickey Holm, Jim Burdick, and Ron Gollehon. SECOND ROW; Mr Schwartz, Dale Johnson, Donald Hamnia, Mike Banka, Jerry Bishop, Roy Hemry, Craig Dyer,John Kaun, Doug Petersen, LeeOtness, Loren Weikurn, Robert Orton, Bob Banka, (Jordon Petersen, Milton Hjermstad,'Tom Bishop, and Mike Rob- inson MICHAEL HOLM Mile, Half Mile, and Pole Vault TOM CAMPBELL 220 3rd in Dist and 5th in Div. High Jump — 2nd in Dist. and 3rd in Div. 100 yd dash — 5th in Dist. LYLE (XXJHILL 440 — 4th in Dist. and 3rd in Div. Long Jump — 5th in Dist. st i Jracfe leam STANDING: Kenneth Batchelor, Monte Schlepp, James Rouns, Glenn Otness, William Hodgson, Richard Sawyer, Roger Stinson, Kurt Dyer, and Jerome Holm KNEELING: Coach Harold Tokerud and Manager David l agan. Cynthia Keller, Penny Hofland, Vicki Otness, and Patty O’Malley 7tfi (Jracfe learn Coach Harold I okerud, Robert Morris, Galvin Paulsen, Llovd Urton, Gary Perry. Ronnie Hemry.Curt Nebel, and Manager Douglas 'frost. 5ane 'Receives 'I he first concert was presented by the Brads High School Band on November 21. I heir selections included “Cour de Lane Overture”, “Kije’s Wedding”, “Ballet Parisien”, and “Somerset Sketches”. On April 10, the Brady Music Department presented a pre-festival concert. They T his shows the 1966 Band Council FIRST ROW: Vernice Schlepp and Sylvia Thompson. SECOND ROW: Michael Holm, Lauraine Miller, Linda Wikstrom, Susan Heien, Director, Mr. Michael Rosbarskv; Twila Bishop, Trudi Bishop, and John Copenhaver. FIRST ROW: J acqueline Campbell, Linda Hilliard, Lauraine Miller, Burleigh Wikstrom, Daniel Rouns, Dale Johnson, Donald Mamma, Richard Miller, John Copenhaver, Judilynn Hastings. Judith Johnson, Trudi Bishop, Kathryn Kami, Susan Helen, Donna Stinson, and Linda Wikstrom. ShGONI) ROW: Deborah Jernuinson, Twila Bishop, I homas Bishop, Lynn Hjermstad, Martha Baumann, Loren Weikum, Toni Campbell, cS uperior rtatiny played “Concert Overture” and “Fanfare and Scenario”. The Havre High Chorus presented a concert for the student body on April 1. The theme of the concert was “Sounds of Music.” The band again received a superior rating at the District Music Festival on April 15. Ralph Hodgson was chosen to represent Brady High School in the All-State Band at Missoula on April 5-7. Lee Otness, Ronald Gollehon, James Burdick, Ralph Hodgson, Cindie Paulsen. Rita Zimbelman, Vcrnice Schlepp. Robert Urton, Jane Wikstrom, Linda Copenhaver, Gordon Petersen, John Anderson, Mary Fagan, and Shirley Jermunson. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Britton, Director, Mr Michael Rosbarsky; Richard Anderson, Michael Holm, Robert Pin- ion, Sylvia Thompson, and Lois Strandberg. BKTH J MKS Vocal Solo 7Kusic TJes iociI Jlatinys JACQUELINE ( W1PBKLL Piano Solo cSeuen tfaiecf Superior “II Hatinq o- j oen to C )h 7 or us FIRST ROW: Jackie Campbell, Marjorie Britton, Wendy Perry, Cindy Paulsen. Linda Hamma. Linda CopenhaVer, Connie Goodrich, and Director, Michael Rosbarskv. SECOND ROV : Linda Zimbelman. Ron Best, Bill Gollehon, Lois Strandberg, Sharon Gollehon, Twila Bishop, Jim Burdick, Vernier Schlepp, and Linda Hilliard. THIRD ROW: Kathy Hastings, Connie Petersen, Linda Wikstrom. Estelle Petersen, Iom Campbell, Rita Zimbelman, Judy Hastings, Jane Wikstrom, Linda Hofland, and Judy Johnson. FOUR I H ROW: Loren Weikum, Debbie Jermunson, Jerry Bishop. Robert Urton, Fred Nebel, Larry Zimbelman, Doug Petersen, Richard Miller, Donald Gollehon, Trudi Bishop, and Ralph Hodgson. Seven students participated in the All-State Chorus at the State Music Festival in Missoula on May 5, 6, and 7. These seven made up the largest group from Brady ever to attend the State Festival. Linda Hilliard Beth James Ron Best Trudi Bishop Vernice Schlepp Lois Strandberg Junior 7licj i Panci JPresents Spring C oncert FIRST ROW: Michele Matthys, Shelley Helen, Vicki Otness, Lila Lindsey, Ann Remmen. Deborah Paulsen, Sandra Tokerud, Penny Flofland. Peggy O'Malley, and Cynthia Keller. SLGON.D ROW: Richard .Sawyer, Glenn Otness, Douglas Trost, Monte Schlepp, Susan Copenhaver, Carol Britton, Curt NebeL and James P,ouns. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rosbarskv. Director; Robert Morris, Jerome Holm, Candace Froebel, Patty O’Malley, David Fagan, Roger Stinson, William Hodgson, and Kurt Dyer. 38 J Participate in . 'Junior 7 ip i GAorus FIRST ROW: Mr. Rosbarskv, Director, Ann Remmen, Penny Holland, Candace Froebel, Shelley Heien, Vicki Otness, Deanne Banka, Deborah Paulsen. Carol Britton, and Kathv Robinson SECOND ROW: Cynthia Keller, Peggy O’Malley, Lila Lindsey, Debra Denzer, Michele Matthvs, Susan Copenhaver, Sandra Tokerud, Patty O’Malley, Charlene Sangray, and Karen Banka. THIRD ROW: Jerome Holm, William Hodgson, Douglas Trost, Ronnie Hemrv, Calvin Paulsen Dave Robinson, Kenneth Bachelor, Gary Perry, and Robert Morris. FOURT H ROW: Glenn Otness, Kurt Dyer, Rich- ard Sawyer Monte Schlepp, David Fagan, Curt Nebel, James Rouns. Lloyd Urton, CharlesMannen, and Roger Stinson URSI ROW: Marjorie Britton, Sylvia Thompson, Donna Stinson, Vernice Schlepp and Susan Heien. SKOOND ROW: Linda Wikstrom, Kathy Kaun, Torn Goodrich, Lauraine Miller, Trudi Bishop, and Dan Mcl ean. Highlighting the activities of the National Honor Society was the banquet which took place in Great Falls on April 24, for the purpose of inducting five new members into the organization. They wrere chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. There were eleven stu- dents in the NHS this year. The new' members of the National Honor Societ are Dan McLean, Tom Goodrich, Susan Heien, Sylvia Thompson, and Marjorie Britton. a iona Honor Socie ij Vernice Schlepp administers the oath to the new members. Others are Mrs. O’Malley, Mr O’Malley, Lauraine Miller, Trudi Bishop and Linda Wikstrom. Above are the officers of the NHS. They are: Lauraine Miller — Vice Pres., Vernice Schlepp - Pres., and Trudi Bishop — Sec.-Treas. Jjep ( Iub Generates SparA FIRST ROW: Connie Goodrich, Linda Zimbelman, Mary Fagan, Jacquelyn Campbell, Vernice Schlepp, and Sharon Gollehon. SECOND ROW: Wendy Perry, Deborah Walker, Sylvia Thompson, Linda Copenhaver, Linda Hilliard. Cindie Paulsen, Donna Stinson, Marjorie Britton, and Mrs. Marilou Leys, sponsor. THIRD ROW: Martha Baumann, Linda Hofland, Linda Hamma, Linda Wikstrom, Susan Heien, Connie Petersen, Judith Johnson, Lois Strandberg. and Twila Bishop. FOURTH ROW: Estelle Petersen, Rita Zimbelman, Trudi Bishop, Lauraine Miller, Shirley Jermunson, Kathryn Kaun, Debra Jermunson, Judilvn Hastings, Kathryn Hastings, and Jane Wikstrom. The Pep Club, consisting of thirty-four members, has done much to increase school spirit. Throughout the basketball season, murals have been placed around the school. The special activities of the Pep Club have included decorating for a Harvest Ball, sponsoring a drill team, and honoring the mothers at a Mother’s Day Tea. The Pep Club should be commanded for its enthusiasm and dedication throughout the year. OFFICERS Linda Wikstrom Secretary Sharon Gollehon Treasurer Mary Fagan Vice-President Lauraine Miller President OFFICERS Twenty-six boys participated in Lettermen's Club. Eight of these are re- turning I ettermen from last year. Highlighting the activities of the I ettermen’s Club was the Lettermen’s Banquet on March 7. The boys who lettered in football and basketball were announced. Also trophies were given to the outstanding football and basket- ball players. The featured speaker was Stan Rathman from Choteau. Jerry Sawyer, President. Ralph Hodgson, Vice-President. Larry Zimbelman, Secretary-Treasurer JLettermen ’.y G u6 'Initiates DCeiv IK embers FIRS'!' ROW Mr Harold Tokerud, Donald Hamma, Ron Best, Jim Burdick, l ee Otness, Bill Gollehon, Ron- ald Gollehon, David Perrv, and Mr. Richard Sihuart SECOND ROW': Bob Banka, Jerry Sawyer, Ralph Hodgson, Donald Gollehon, Robert Pinion, Craig Dyer. Roy Hemrv, Dan McLean, and Thomas Campbell THIRD ROW Jerry Bishop, Richard Miller, Fred Nebel, Larry Zimbelman, Lyle Coghill, Thomas Goodrich, Delane Hall. David Savvver, Robert Urton, and Mickey Holm c5'pan is ft (Vu 6 Sitx jes (Jus to ms Marjorie Britton, Secretary; Connie Petersen, Sylvia Thompson, Kathryn Hastings, Lyle Coghill, Mrs. Elsie Byrne, Advisor, Robert Banka, Vice-President; Jacquelyn Campbell, and Susan Hcien, President Pictured above is the Spanish Club, con- sisting of eight members and its advisor, Mrs. Byrne. The organization has studied the culture and background of various Spanish-speaking countries. On December 23, the club sponsored a Christmas dance, which featured the breaking of a pinata, a traditional Mexican custom. Below is pictured the Brady Library Club. Its members worked very hard to im- prove the library system and to promote in- terest in reading. In addition, they attended two district library meetings and the Montana Student Library Convention at Missoula, and sponsored a book fair, from which they netted $300. Mrs. Edna Pearson, Mrs. Elsie Byrne, Advisors; Kathrvn Hastings, .Martha Baumann, D is Strand berg, Histo- rian, Sylvia '1 hompson, Secretary; Cindie Paulsen, Linda llamma, Donna Stinson, Linda Hilliard, President, Wendy Perry, and Marjorie Britton, Vice-President. JJaper 'Staff JJro fuces JKon( i ij Newspaper Vernice Schlepp, Donna Stinson, Lauraine Miller, Kathryn Kaun, Gerald Sawyer, Linda Mamma, Daniel McLean. Linda IHlilliard, Mr. Richwine, David Perry, Linda Wikstrom, and Trudi Bishop. FIRST ROW: Daniel Mcl-ean, Lauraine Miller, Donna Stinson, Kathryn Kaun, Linda Mamma, and Mr. Richwine. SLOOND ROW. David Perry, Gerald Sawyer, Vernice Schlepp. Trudi Bishop, Linda Wikstrom, and Linda Hilliard foril beam an J 7.1.71. FIRST ROW: Mary Fagan, Connie (Goodrich,Jackie Campbell, ('indie Paulsen, Wendy Perry, Debbie Walk- er, Twila Bishop, Sylvia Thompson, Linda Mamma, Judy Johnson, Linda Hilliard, lxiis Strandberg, and Kathy Hastings. SECOND ROW7: Connie Petersen, Linda Copenhaver, Linda Holland, Linda Zirnbeiman, Susan Heien, Sharon Gollehon, Marjorie Britton, Rita Zimbdman, Estelle Petersen, Judy Hastings, 13ebbie Jermunson, and advisor; Mrs. Marilou Leys. FIRS'I ROW: Susan Heien, Rita Zirnbeiman, Twila Bishop, Mary Fagan, and Kathy Kaun SECOND ROW: Linda Holland,'Trudi Bishop, Lauraine Miller, Shirley Jermunson and Judy Johnson. THIRD ROW: IXmna Stinson, Marjorie Britton, Judy Hastings Connie Goodrich, ('indy Paulsen and Debbie Jermunson S I ANDING: Advisors; Mrs. Elsie Byrne, and Mrs. Marilou Leys. Activities 7 C ) iu (Jn 1 Jap pen io a ncer Jir ALL-SCHOOL PLAY November 19, 19( 5 Director Mrs. Klsie Bvrne Mrs M ason................ . Martha Baumann Mr Mason Ralph Hodgson Maudie......................Deborah Jermunson Sylvia.....................................Rita Zirnbelrnan Ahx............................Lois Strandberg Julie....................................Sylvia Thompson Lvsbeth..........................Linda Hilliard Mrs. White.......................Linda Harnma Mrs. Allen......................Connie Petersen Mrs. Day....................... . Beth James Davy...........................I'om Goodrich Chi............................ Robert Pinion Jerry.......................... Delane Hall led Larry Zirnbelrnan Margaret......................Marjorie Britton Joy...............................Susan Heien Prompters................................Connie Goodrich Cindie Paulsen Wendy Perry Properties..................Liinia. Zirnbelrnan c c Off tfi e 7rac A MARCH 25, 1966 John Morgan Dan McLean Silas Dobbins................ Ralph Hodgson Flickie Nelson...............Linda Wikstrom Betty Phillips...............Vernice Schlepp Joan Parker............................. Trudi Bishop Bill Lindsay......................Fred Nebel Mrs Guarino..................Martha Baumann Antonia Guarino . . Linda Hamma Oscar Pozenby....................Delane Hall Willie B. Woodson............Larry Zimbelman Evalina Bumpass................... Kathy Kaun Mrs. Reginald Y'anderventer. . . .Lauraine Miller Miss Pidgie McDougal ............Donna Stinson Prompters.................... Lois Strandberg Linda Hilliard Sound Effects............................Jerry Sawyer Craig Dyer David Perry Beth James Director.....................Mr. Robert Morris Hlamest iall I his year the Pep Club spon- sored a Harvest Ball. The function was entitled “Autumn Nocturne” and music was provided by the “Spectres” from Helena. Jerry Sawyer and Sharon Gollehon were elected King and Queen of the event. The King and Queen’s Court consisted of Seniors — Vernice Schlepp, Lauraine Mil- ler, and Delane Hall, and Juniors — Ronald Best, Jacqueline Camp- bell, and Michael Holm. Decorating for the event proved to be quite a task. A large mural provided the center of attraction. The couplesare shown doing the “jerk” — something unique for a formal Brady dance. .7 unior 7 onors S eniors The Junior Class honored the seniors by sponsoring a prom titled “Theme From a Summer Place” on M ay 14 in the Brady gymnasium. Music was prov ided by Kyle Barker, an organist from Great Falls. 'Three eighth-grade girls served the punch from a wishing well. Serving as the center of decoration was a mansion depicting a summer place. The trellis that was used as the entrance way is shown here with James Burdick, Mi- chael Holm, and William Gollehon. Jjep ( uf) 77onors JIFot iers To the left Shirley Jermunson and Vernice Schlepp Serve the cake made by Edna Thompson. Below is Kathy Kaun playing background music on the organ. Behind her is Lauraine Miller, president of the Pep Club, preparing to announce the next item 'of entertainment All of the mothers of high school students were honored at a tea given by the Brady Pep Club on May 4 in the multi-purpose room. Entertain- ment was provided by several of the Pep Club girls and also by a boys’ quartet. A large mural of elves and dancing fairies was the center of the decora- tions. In front of the mural, elves, frogs, and mushrooms were scattered about the grass. A fountain was at the edge of the grass. Craig Dyer, an ethusiastic Chemistry student, unclogs Above. Lois Strandberg and Linda Hilliard the drain while fellow students watch. take dictation in Shorthand II Class. Shown to the right are David Perry, Beth Janies and Susan Heien typing in the Commercial Room Mr. Tokerud and Mr. Schwartz are hard at work ordering awards for those who participated in sports. Math and science has been taught to the Brady students for the past five years by Mr. Morris. Mr. Rosbarsky. sitting in the teacher’s lounge, corrects Freshman English papers. He also instructs band and chorus each day at Brady High School. The value of government and history is stressed by Mrs. Leys. Above is Mrs. Byrne, who teaches Junior and Senior English and Spanish. Mr. Richwine is always ready to lend a helping hand to those who study commercial subjects. Awards Jjresented at Assembly This year, Brady High School, with 79 students was allowed four Heiscy Awards. Winners were: Roy Hemry, Trudi Bishop Jim Burdick, and Sharon Gollehon Eighth graders winning in the Pioneer Essay contest were: Deborah Den .er, first; Michele Matthvs, second; and Wil- liam Hodgson, third -4 Receiving top scores in the school on a na- tionwide current events test made up by the l ime magazine were: Thomas Goodrich, Loren Weikum, and Susan Heien. Students ranking in the top 10% of the NEDT tests were: Deborah Jermunson, Ronald Gollehon, I ee Otness, Twila Bishop, Connie Petersen and not pictured Judy Hastings, Linda Copenhaver, Loren Weikum, Donald Hamma, jane Wikstrom, Shirley Jermunson, Richard Miller, and Burleigh Wikstrom Craig Dyer and Delane Hall are shown with the metal plaques they received for citizenship Thomas Goodrich and Marjorie Britton received certificates for achieving the top scores in the Nation- al Merit Scholarship Test. Tom ranked in the 96 per- centile and Marjorie scored 95. Mr. Rich wine, the commercial teacher, presented Kathryn Kaun, the co-editor of the annual, with the Silver Key for Journalism. These twelve students received certificates for their performances at the District and State Music Festivals. Donna Stinson was honored at the assembly by receiving the Mathematics Award, the Betty Crocker Award, and a subscription to the Kruder Dim for being the Valedicto- rian of the class of 196b. The American Legion Citizenship Award was presented to Trudi Bishop and to Gerald Sawyer These senior football lettermen were honored at the awards assembly. Lauraine Miller received a medal for winning the American legion Oratorical Contest in which she placed first in the local and district contests. Thomas Goodrich and Sharon Gollehon, delegates; James Burdick and Susan Heien. alternates. ineieen Seniors Receive Mr. 1'om Banka conferred grade school diplomas to twenty-seven eighth graders. FIRST ROW: David Perry, Linda Hilliard, Vernice Schlepp, Martha Joe Baumann, Lois Strandberg, Ralph Hodgson, June Hodgson, and Donna Stinson. B ACK ROW: Linda Hamma, Larry Zimbelman, Craig Dyer, Delane Hall, Gerald Sawyer, Fred Nebel. Daniel McLean,Trudi Bishop, Lauraine Miller, Kathryn Kaun,and Linda NVikstrom. Mr. C. Ray Dyer, Chairman of the School Board, is shown presenting their diplomas to the graduating seniors. The speaker at the graduation ceremo- ny, Mr. G. V. 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