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

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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

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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

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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.