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

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Joreworcf School contributes to the student's life from three different angles. These are the ed- ucational, social, and athletic angles. First and foremost in this contributionis education. If a student does not accept and use this vital part of school, he is sometimes deprived of the other two angles. Education pre- pares his mind for the hurdles he will come across in the future. The social contribution to the student's life guides him in public mannerisms and helps him to develop an interest in his fellow companions. The social aspect prepares him with habits which will profit him during all his remaining years. The athletic angle will help him develop a sense of individuality as well as teach him that all humanity must work together to win in the never-ending game of life. This con- tribution will prepare his body for any crisis he may meet in his lifetime. Yes. each angle is important in itself, but they must join with each other to allow the student to derive the most from his ever-important school years. 4

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Back row: Mick Holm, President; Jim Burdick, Vice-President; Margie Britton; Mr. Calvin Richwine, Advisor; Twila Bishop, Secretary-Treasurer; Ron Gollehon; Lee Otness. Front row: Dale Johnson; Linda Zimbelman; Connie Goodrich; Rich Gollenhon; Glenn Otness; Cindy Keller. 3 ucfeni Council 3 fecicfs Jorum 3 a e Conoen ion Some students receive their awards at the Awards As- sembly. Margie Britton was awarded the only four-year guard for service on the Student Council. 6