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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

1968 Bulldog Brady High School Brady, Montana Editor - Bob Banka Ass't Editor - Mary Fagan Business Manager - Rob Pinion Advisor - Miss Theodora Weis 2 Table of Contents Emotions Dedication Administration Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Sports Activities Grade School Advertisements Foreword These are the happiest days of your life - enjoy them. These are words we hear many times during our high, school years. Certainly, these were the happiest days of our lives and we did enjoy them. But happy living is not all gaiety. As the clouds make the sunshine brighter, tears, anxiety, fear and countless other emotions are the essence of happy living. At BHS we see this drama and emotion portrayed in a thousand ways each hour, each mo- ment, each year. We see both joy and despair in the faces of our students at report card time. The excitement at our games, the spirit at our pep assemblies, the tension of our elections, and the anticipation and joy as we choose our royalty are moments we all shared between August and May. It is on these moments we have based the 68 BULLDOG . 3 4 Defeated... When the game is lost. 5 We Are Perplexed... Puzzled... As Mr. Dyer and Mr. Morris question the play. Mascot, Lorran Burdick, seems to be bewildered by the game. 6 Entertained... By the cheerleaders at our sit-in Pep Rally. Just Plain Goofy... Senior girls, like Connie P., Linda H. , and Debbie J. , see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. Excited... On the Pep Bus after a victory. 7 Because of his loyal service as a teacher, coach, and friend to Brady High School and the Brady Community, we, the graduates of 1968, wish to dedicate our annual to Harold Tokerud. (Below) Mr. Tokerud contributes to the academic side of school by teaching Math, Science, and History. Coach Toke is watching his trophy winning football team. Mr. Tokerud is proud of his family of six. They are (seated left to right) Eric, Shelly, Leif, Vicki, Sandra, (standing) Harold, wife, Donna Rae, baby, Sonya. 9 Our Superintendent's Message Superintendent TO THE CLASS OF '68: Education has been defined as growth and change. This growth may take many forms or directions. In our efforts to pass on to each succeeding gen- Calvin eration the vast accumulation of knowledge gained by previous eras, let us not neglect to nurture those Richwine traits and personal characteristics that will enable us to live in harmony with our fellow men. This, too, is education. We Are Understanding... Miss Weis gives counseling to another wayward BHS student. Devoted... Exasperated... Miss Gecho reads to her students in the second grade. Mrs. l.-eys struggles to teach the Sen iors their needed history. Administration School Board members from left: Tom Banka, Bud Otness, Calvin Richwine, Superintendent, Ray Dyer, Chairman, Reba Donnell, Clerk, Leonard Schlepp, Argyle Bishop. C. R. Dyer was elected Chairman of the Montana School Board Association and attended the National Convention. School Board Tom Banka works on a matter under consideration at a meeting. 12 Student Council Student monitors became a famil- iar sight with the newly adopted student-monitored study halls. Leaders Rich Miller and Lee Otness discuss school affairs. John Copenhaver, Twila Bishop, Dale Johnson, Lee Otness, Rich Miller and Tom Campbell attend The Montana Association of Student Council Conven- tion in Glasgow. Standing: Tom Campbell, Leon Lenz, Glenn Otness, John Copenhaver, Doug Trost, Alan Broere, Dale Johnson, and Monte Schlepp. Seated: Penny Hofland, Lee Otness, Rich Miller, Twila Bishop, and Mr. Richwine, Advisor. 13 Mr. Bert Brewer-- Mrs. Marilou Leys-- Mr. Robert Morris-- Music Department Spanish, Social Studies, Science and Mathematics and Physical Education Departments High School Faculty Mrs. Helen Morton-- Speech, Social Studies, and English Miss Theodora Weis-- Commercial Department Mr. Richard Schwartz-- English and Athletic Department Mrs. Esther Stinson Reading 14 Grade School Faculty Miss Ruthmary Gecho-- Second Grade Mrs. Pearl Kauk-- First Grade Mrs. Margaret Mabes-- Third Grade Mrs. Marilou Nelson-- Sixth Grade and Library Mr. Thomas Thompson-- Seventh Grade Mrs. Nellie Sherman-- Fourth and Fifth Grades Mr. Harold Tokerud-- Eighth Grade and Athletic Department School Employees Bus Drivers: Paul Urton, Dick Sangray, Bert Paulsen, Don Jermunson and Ronald Robinson hot-rodded us to school. Janitors: Bert Paulsen and Dick Sangray kept the school spic and span. 16 Irritated ... Disobedient... Debbie J. disagrees with the referee's call during tournament action. Linda H. takes well deserved punish- ment. 17 Seniors Message I have been honored by my classmates to present their feelings on this special oc- casion and I must say there is mixed emotion at this time. Some are sad we are leaving Brady High School; others are eagerly awaiting the world outside. Whatever the case, each of us knows in his own mind that we are pre- pared for the challenges that are about to confront us. Do we as students really appreciate what opportunities you have presented to usI 9 I think we do appreciate them, but we sometimes take it too much for granted. What opportunities would we, as students, have in a slum district or a ghetto? They would be meager compared to what Brady High School has offered us. We are indeed fortu- nate. A farewell is just another way of saying goodbye, but this isn t the end, it s only the beginning. The class of 68' owes a great deal to our parents, the faculty and everyone who has helped us with our 12 years of education. We thank you all, and farewell. Presidents RALPH JOHN ANDERSON Band 1,2,3,4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Band Council Representative 3 ROBERT GEORGE BANKA Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Mgr. 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 2; FTA 1, 2,3,4; Parliamentarian 2; Letter- men’s Club 2,3,4; Paper and An- nual Staff 4; Editor of Annual 4; Chorus 3,4; Senior Play 4 TWILA LU BISHOP Class Sec. 3,4; Student Council Sec. 3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Capt. 3,4; FTA 3,4; Treas. 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; NHS3,4; Or- atorical Contest 2, 3; All-State Choir 3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Paper Co-editor 4; Annual Staff 4; MASC Delegate 3,4; MIEA Delegate 4; MUN 2; Elks Leadership for $25 4; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 LYLE REOCOGHILL Football 1,2,3,4; All Conference 4; Chinese Bandits 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 1,2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Chorus 2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3; Vice Pres. 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Peanut King Candidate 1; Home- coming King 4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Spanish Club 2 MARY BERNADETTE FAGAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2,3,4; Co-Capt. 3,4; Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4; Pres. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Har- vest Ball Queen 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Girls State Alternate 3; Dramatics 1,4; Class Sec. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Music Council 4; Sec. 4; NHS 4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Co-editor of Annual 4; MIEA Del- egate 4 19 DONALD RAYMOND GOLLEHON Football 1.2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Oratorical Contest 3; All-State Chorus 3,4 RONALD DUANE GOLLEHON Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt. 4; Co-MVP 4; All Conference Q.B. 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Capt. 3, 4; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Let- termen's Club 2,3,4; Sec.-Treas. 3,4; NHS3.4; Peanut King Can- didate 2; Class Pres. 1,3; Student Council 1,3; MUN Delegate 2,4; 1st Alternate AFA 4; 3rd Alternate Naval Academy 4; Senior Play 4 DONALD RAYMOND HAMMA Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Defensive Player 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Chinese Bandits 4; Let- termen’s Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4; High Magazine Salesman 3,4; Brass Choir 2, 3 KATHRYN LINDA HASTINGS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Li- brary 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Tumblers 1 MILTON EUGENE HJERMSTAD Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 2; Spanish Club 3 LINDA HELEN HOFLAND Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; Li- brary 3; Vice Pres. 3; Cheerlead- er 1,4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Paper and Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 1,4; Oratorical Con- test 2 DEBORAH LEE JERMUNSCM Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3; FTA 2,3,4; Sec. 3; Treas. 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Tumb- letts 1; Oratorical Contest 2,3,4; District Music Festivals 3; State Festival 3 SHIRLEY ANN JERMUNSON FTA 2,3,4; Treas. 2; Vice Pres. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1, 4; Cheerleader 1; NHS3.4; Vice Pres. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treas. 4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Tumb- letts 1; Hiesey Award 3; Drama- tics 1,4; Student Council Repre- sentative 2; Spanish Club 3,4 JUDITH CATHERINE JOHNSON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,3; Drill Team 1,2,3, 4; FTA 2, 4; Parliamentarian 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 JOHN LESTER KAUN Band 1,2; Track 2, 3, 4; Paper and Annual Staff 4; Oratorical Contest 3; Basketball 1,2 21 RICHARD EARL MILLER Elk's Leadership Award 4; Student Body President 4; Class Pres. 2,4; Music Council Pres. 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-MVP 4; Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Co-editor of Paper 4; Student Council 1,2,4 LEE CLARK OTNESS Band 1, 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; NHS3.4; Pres. 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Spanish Club 3; Pres. 3; Student Council Rep. 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; MUN Delegate 2, 4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; MASC Delegate 3,4; Valedictorian 4 CONNIE RAE PETERSEN Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Club 3; Sec. 3; Spanish Club 2,4; Drill Team 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; All-State Chorus 3,4; State Festival 3; Paper and Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 2,3,4 ROBERT JOSEPH PINION Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basketball 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Dra- matics 2,3,4; Paper and Annual Staff 4; Oratorical Contest 4 DAVID LEE SAWYER Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Dramatics 4; Annual and Paper Staff 4 ROBERT LEE URTON Chorus 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; Oratorical Con- test 4 DONALD HELMER WAIDELICH Transferred from Gilmanton, Wis. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 2; Class Sec. 2; FFA1,2; Li- brary Club 1; Library Convention 1; Dramatics 3,4; Annual and Paper Staff 4; MIEA Delegate 4; Oratorical Contest 4 GARY JOHN WIEST Track 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1; Letter- men's Club 2, 3,4; Dramatics 4; Basketball 1,2; MIEA Delegate 4; Oratorical Contest 4; Spanish Club 3; Annual and Paper Staff 4 BURLEIGH ARLAND WIKSTROM Track 1,2,3; Football 1,3; Bas- ketball 1,2; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; MUN Delegate 2, 4; Band 1, 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; FTA3,4; All-School Play 3; NHS 3,4; Finalist NMSQT 4 RITA RAE ZIMBELMAN Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; Tumblettes 1; Drill Team 1,2,3, 4; FTA1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Historian4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2; Annual and Paper Staff 4; MIEA Delegate 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; All-State Chorus 3 23 Class History In September of 1956, eleven scared youngsters appeared at the doorsteps of Brady Public School. The roll call was Lyle Coghill, Mary Fagan, Linda Hofland, Debbie Jermunson, Shirley Jermunson, Judy Johnson, Andy Nowlen, Lee Otness, Gary Wiest, Burleigh Wikstrom, and Rita Zimbelman. As learning progressed, the class lost only one of the orig- inal students before eighth grade graduation: Andy Nowlen. Harold Emerson, Rich Ratigan, and Robin Lear joined our ranks but moved before graduation. Bob Banka, Don Golle- hon, Ron Gollehon, and John Kaun joined the group from the East Community and Bob Urton from Great Falls, to form a class of fifteen for the grade graduation. In the fall of 1964, twenty-four frightened freshmen a- gain entered the doorstep, only this time it was to Brady High School. The eight new students from East Community were Dave Sawyer, Rich Miller, John Anderson, Twila Bish- op, Don Hamma, Kathy Hastings, Milt Hjermstad, and Con- nie Petersen. Rob Pinion came to us from Great Falls. These twenty-four lowly students received the revenge of the Sophomore class in a wild game called, Freshmen Initia- tion. ” Our Sophomore year saw no new members. The class found initiating to be much more enjoyable than initiated. In our Junior year, Don Waidelich joined us from Wiscon- sin. Our mothers did a good job of preparing the Junior- Senior Banquet. Our main highlight of the year was the pre- sentation of the beautiful prom, Athenian Gardens. In the fall of 1968, twenty-five Seniors looked forward to the graduation date of May 23. Our Senior Trip was im- mensely enjoyed at the Lake Blaine Resort on the beautiful Blaine Lake. We thoroughly enjoyed our commencement speaker, William Johnstone, Vice-president of administra- tion, from Montana State University at Bozeman. 24 '68' Class Will Gator r3’ Pete We, the Senior class of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight of Brady High School, be- ing of sound, able, (happy and sober) minds, declare this to be our last will and testa- ment as we depart from this world known to us into one of the unknown. Article I To the administrators of Brady High School, we will the ability to cope with many hardships, to face prejudices with open minds, and to over-come all obstacles that may hinder in any manner and to keep up good spirits in order to face difficulties set for challenge. Article II To the class of 69’, we wish to will the ability to run-off the paper for the dead- line and to publish the annual before Senior Week. To the class of 70', the ability to present to the Seniors half as good of a prom as Athenian Gardens. To the class of '71 the ability to keep their noses clean, all four years of high school as we have. Article III We, the following members of the class of '68' wish to will: JOHN A. - my ability to ride bike to Gary H. and a well traveled path to Brady to Dave R. BOB B, - my salesmanship ability to the Junior class in hopes that they can get a day off once in four years. TWILA B. -my piano to whoever wants it and my secretary books to Zee. LYLE C. -my athletic ability to Alan B. and my knowledge of understanding people to Mrs. Leys and Mr. Schwartz. MARY F.-my ability to write editorials to Mr. Schwartz or anyone who wants it. DON G. -all my books and study habits to Tom C. RON G. - my silver tooth to anybody who has trouble finding their way in the dark. DON H. -my ability to sit on registers and break pencils to anybody who wants it. KATHY H. - my ability to stay sober to Carol B. MILT H. -my long hair to John C. and my Hog '80' to Evel Knievel. LINDA H. -my ability to catch Air Force guys to Estelle. DEB J.-my 38-C to anyone who can keep it on. SHIRLEY J. -my height to Cal P. so he can dunk it next year and my track ability to anyone who likes bruises. JUDY J. - my ability to play the flute to all the other flutists in band. JOHN K.-sympathy to anybody who has Mr. Schwartz for a teacher. RICH M. -my ability to be a responsible leader to the next student body president. LEE O.-my bad Iuck to my ol' buddy, Kurt D. and my ’80' to Ken O. and Loren W. to share as they see fit. CONNIE P. - my voice to Ann R. and my organized habits to Mrs. Leys. ROB P. - my religious beliefs and virtuous teachings to John C. in hopes that he will be benevolently rewarded because of them. DAVE S. - my ability to play end in football to Glenn O. and my highjumping ability to Tom C. BOB U. -my good luck with cops to Doug P. and my speed to Tom C. so he can im- prove in the 100-yard dash. DON W. -my sympathy to those in next year's Journalism class. GARY W. -my ability to stay out of trouble to anyone who needs it. BURLEIGH W. -my ’49’ Harley to Ken O. RITA Z. - my ability to be called a grouch three-fourths of the school year to anyone who can take the razzing and the old Studebaker to Dan P. to drive IF he can. Robbie Dave Gare Wad Bob 25 Anyone for a canoe ride? The class of 68' took their Senior Trip at beautiful Lake Blaine. It began on Sunday, May 12th, and ended on Tuesday evening. Chaper- ones for the trip were Miss Weis, Mr. and Mrs. Brewer, and Bert Paulsen. Such activities en- joyed by all were canoeing, swimming (9), horseback riding, roller skating, horse shoes, football, volleyball and various mischievous pranks. A great time was enjoyed by all and will be long remembered by these Seniors. Oh, those enjoyable bonfires! (top) It’s a ringer, Bert, (above) Rob, Don't!!!!! Tough week-end, gang?? 26 Would you believe a strong wind left those li leaves?? Show them how to play football, girls! Gary’s guitar and singing puts all into a good spirit. 27 That’s real nice, Robbie. Senior Snaps Recognize the navels? Mummy, may I? AaaaaahhhhhhhhhM !! Rich is thrilled over English. I want it done MY way!!! Boobs stuffs his face again. Hmmmmm. 28 Initiated... Enchanted ... Penny Hofland and Alan Broere get full treatment. Connie Goodrich and Doug Petersen pose as Cinderella and Prince Charming 29 Underclassmen Tom Campbell President Loren Weikum Vice-President John Copenhaver Secretary Dale Johnson Student-Council Representative Juniors Richard Anderson Mike Banka Tom Bishop Tom Campbell John Copenhaver Dale Johnson Ken Olson Cindie Paulsen Wendy Perry Doug Petersen Linda Copenhaver Connie Goodrich Judy Hastings Gary Hemry Lynn Mjermstad Loren Weikum Jane Wikstrom Linda Zimbelman Class Officers Estelle Petersen Gordon Petersen Mike Robinson Dan Rouns Debbie Walker Sophomores Carol Anderson Deanne Banka Ken Batchelor Norma Copenhaver Debbie Denzer Tom Dory Kurt Dyer David Fagan Rich Gollehon Shelley Heien Bill Hodgson Jerome Holm Tim Jermunson Cindy Keller Leon Lenz Charles Mannen Michele Matthys Glenn Otness Vicki Otness Debbie Paulsen Dan Petersen Donna Robinson Kathy Robinson Jim Rouns Dick Sawyer Leon Lenz, President; Monte Schlepp, Vice-President; Kurt Dyer, Secretary; Glen Otness, Student-Council Representa- tive Monte Schlepp Dennis Seidler Marla Sorenson Roger Stinson 31 Freshmen Karen Banka Tana Bishop Carol Britton Alan Broere Susan Copenhaver Ronnie Hemry Penny Hofland Vicki Mathison Robert Morris Susie Olson Wanda Olson Calvin Paulsen Garry Perry Glenn Petersen Ann Remmen David Robinson Charlene Sangray Sandra Tokerud Doug Trost Lloyd Urton Freshmen officers are: Doug Trost, President; Susan Copenhaver, Vice-President; Pen- ny Hofland, Secretary; Alan Broere, Student Council Representative 32 Intelligent... Unified... Burleigh W. hits the books with NHS GUSTO. The Senior class has a superb blend of personalities. 33 Organizations Top row- Loran Weikum, Robert Urton, Ken Olson, Bill Hodgeson, Lyle Coghill, Doug Petersen, Glenn Otness, Da- vid Sawyer, Mike Banka middle row- Lee Otness, Dan Rouns, Don Gollehon, Gary Weist, Rich Miller, Rob Pinion, Leon Lenz, Burleigh Wikstrom bottom row- Coach Richard Schwartz, Don Hamma, Bob Banka, Tom Campbell, Monte Schlepp, Ron Gollehon, Coach Harold Tokerud Lettermen's Club David Sawyer is shown presiding over a Lettermen’s meeting. This year, he did a fine job as president of ”B” Club. The Lettermen’s Club has participated in many worthwhile activities for the promotion of athletics. One such project was the purchasing of new cheer- leading uniforms for the A squad cheerleaders. This year they also published the programs for the 12C District Tournament, held at the C.M. Russel gymnasium. 34 Activities... Lee Otness, Kurt Dyer, and Glenn Otness are the kitchen clowns in the post-banquet clean up campaign. Kurt Dyer and Monte Schlepp prepare to joust as part of their lettermen initiation. The river was quite cold that day. The Lettermen's Club edited and assembled the pro- grams for the 12-C District Basketball Tournament. The B” Club party was a huge success. Lettermen and their dates are shown enjoying the festivities. 35 Pep Club Promotes Good Sportsmanship First Row L. to R.: K. Banka; P. Hofland; C. Goodrich; M. Fagan; L. Zimbelman; L. Hofland; V. Otness: D Denzer. Second Row; C. Britton; W. Perry, Secretary; S. Tokerud; J. Johnson; D. Paulsen; D. Robinson; C. Paulsen, President; D. Walker; S. Olson; Mrs. Leys, Advisor, Third Row; N. Copenhaver; L. Copenhaver; K. Hastings; V. Mathison; A. Remmen; K. Robinson; C. Anderson; J, Wikstrom; C. Petersen; C. Sangray; T. Bishop. Fourth Row; D. Banka; S. Copenhaver; S. Heien; E. Petersen; J. Hastings; D. Jermunson, S. Jermun- son, Treasurer; T. Bishop; C. Keller; W. Olson; M. Sorenson, R. Zimbelman, Vice President; M. Matthys. President, C. Paulsen and Advisor, Mrs. Leys preside over Pep Club meet- ing. Below; Mother's are entertained by Pep Club girls at the Mother's Tea . Above; Selected by the Varsity cheer- leaders for the most spirit were S. Jer- munson and C. Petersen. 36 Go-Go-Ettes Entertain Spectators During Half-time Above: Senior girls present Color Guard” at Above: M. Fagan, Captain; Mrs. Leys, Advisor; W. Perry, Co- last home game. captain; plan next drill routine. Below: Front Row L. to R.: C. Britton; D. Walker; C. Goodrich; D. Robinson; N. Copenhaver; C. Sangray; L. Copenhaver; D. Paulsen; J. Johnson; C. Paulsen; S. Tokerud; D. Denzer. Second Row: L. Zimbelman, P. Hof- land; L.Hofland;. A. Remmen; K. Robinson; J. Wikstrom; M. Matthys; V. Mathison; C. Petersen; V. Otness; T. Bishop. Third Row: W. Perry, Co-captain; Mrs. Leys, Advisor; C. Anderson; R. Zimbelman; M. Sorenson; E. Petersen; J. Hastings; D. Jermunson; S. Jermunson; T. Bishop; C. Keller; S. Heien; W. Olson; D. Banka; M. Fagan, Captain. 37 Band Receives I Rating at Festival Above: Student Director R. Pinion directs the Pep Band. Left: Mr. Brewer conducts the Concert Band. Below: Bottom row L. to R. - D. Paulsen; T. Bishop; M. Matthys; S. Heien; J. Johnson; J. Hastings; C. Keller; S. Tokerud; P. Hofland; T. Bishop; V. Otness; V. Mathison; A. Remmen; C. Anderson. Second row - D. Waide- lich; L. Hjermstad; D. Johnson; S. Copenhaver; D. Hamma; J. Wikstrom; L. Copenhaver; C. Sangray; G. Pe- terson; J. Anderson; M. Fagan; S. Jermunson; R. Stinson; K. Dyer; L. Weikum; L. Otness; R. Gollehon. Stand- ing - Mr. Albert Brewer, Director; R. Anderson; D. Fagan; R. Pinion; J. Copenhaver; B. Hodgson; T. Dory; J. Holm; R. Zimbelman; C. Paulsen. 38 Music Council includes: Front Row: V. Ctness, Sophomore Rep.; S. Copenhaver, Freshmen Rep.; M. Fagan, Sec retary. Back Row; L. Otness, Senior Rep. ; T. Campbell, Junior Rep.; L. Coghill, Vice Pres.; R. Miller, Pres. Above: S. Copenhaver received a II rating on her trumpet solo at District Music Festival. Right: Recipient of the John Philip Sousa Band Award for 1968 was Twila Bishop. Left: J. Copenhaver was the only Band member chosen to at- tend All-State Music Festival in Missoula. 39 (back row) Dan Rouns, Don Gollehon, Loren Weikum, Deb Jermunson, Ken Olson, Dan Petersen, Bill Hodgson, Lyle Coghill, Doug Petersen, Tom Dory, Rich Miller, Tana Bishop, Doug Trost, Lloyd Urton, Mike Robinson (second row) Wanda Olson, Connie Petersen, Bob Banka, Tom Campbell, Deanne Banka, Glenn Petersen, Estelle Petersen, Cindy Keller, Rita Zimbelman, Rich Gollehon, Kathy Robinson, Garry Perry, Marla Sorenson, Kathy Hastings (third row) Cal Paulsen, Linda Hofland, Karen Banka, Vicky Mathison, Cindie Paulsen, Jane Wikstrom, Judy Johnson, Monte Schlepp, Don Hamma, Twila Bishop, Ann Remmen, Charlene Sangray, Norma Copenhaver (fourth row) Carol Britton, Deb Denzer, Connie Goodrich, Donna Robinson, Bob Morris, Linda Zimbelman, Linda Copenhaver, Tim Jermunson, Penny Hofland, Wendy Perry, Deb Walker, Susie Olson. Chorus Receives II Rating (below) Mr. Brewer tunes chorus as they (below) Twila Bishop accompanies as Mr. Brewer directs, prepare to sing. 40 District and All-State Participants This year, four girls chose to sing solos at the District Festival at Great Falls High School. From right to left, their ratings were: Twila Bishop, II; Deb Jermunson, II; Connie Petersen, III: Judy Johnson, III. Pictured below are those who were selected to attend the All-State Festival at Missoula. John Copenhaver (trumpet) went to All-State Band. Those selected for All-State Chorus were Judy Johnson, Connie Petersen, Deb Jermunson, Twila Bishop, and Don Gollehon. (back row) Shelley Heien, Toni Bishop, Judy Hastings, Mike Robinson, Loren Weikum, Shirley Jermunson, Mike Banka, Deb Jermunson, Rob Pinion, Estelle Petersen, Rita Zimbelman, Deanne Banka, (second row) Twila Bishop, Vicki Otness, Connie Petersen, Carol Anderson, Jane Wikstrom, Gary Hemry, Michelle Matthys, Bob Banka, Kathy Hast- ings, Linda Copenhaver, Mary Fagan, (front row) Wendy Perry, Connie Goodrich, John Anderson, Linda Zimbelman, Debbie Paulsen, Judy Johnson, Cindie Paulsen, Deb Walker, Deb Denzer, (Advisor) Mrs. Leys. Spanish Club The Main Table was decorated and prepared by the Senior girls. (right) Spanish I class presented a play for the Mother’s Tea. Linda Zimbelman and Jane Wikstrom are dancing the Span- ish hat dance. This year the Pep Club’s Mother’s Tea was presented with a Spanish theme working together with the Spanish Club. The play and other entertainment was presented throughout the evening. 42 Future Teachers of America Sitting-Norma Copenhaver, Twila Bishop, Rita Zimbelman, Michelle Matthys, Vicki Mathison, Bob Banka, and Burleigh Wikstrom. Standing-Mrs. Leys, Advisor, Judy Johnson, Mary Fagan, Deb Jermunson, Shirley Jermunson, Alan Broere, Donna Robinson, and Deb Denzer. FT A members take time out during the FTA sponsored bake sale. Mrs. Nelson sponsored Library members, Connie and Alan, who won elections at the District and State Con ventions. From left to right-Kathy Hastings, Alan Broere, Linda Zimbelman, Cindy Keller, Cindie Paulsen, Ann Remmen, Carol Briton, Rich Anderson, Sandra Token'd, Connie Goodrich and Mrs. Nelson, Advisor. 43 Row 1: Twila Bishop, Rich Miller, Bob Banka, Mary Fagan, Row 2: Miss Weis Instructor, Connie Petersen, Rob Pinion, John Anderson, Linda Hof land, Don Hamma, Rita Zimbelman, Row 3: Don Waidelich, Bob Urton, Dave Sawyer, Lyle Coghill, Gary Wiest, Don Gollehon, and John Kaun. 44 Journalism Class Produces All-State Paper Lyle, Mary, Don, and Linda, members of the Annual Staff, are hard at work on Annual Layouts. Another edition of the BULLDOG is hot off the press. Gary, Rich, and Don are running the Gestetner. John Anderson concentrates on finishing another annual page. 15 Don, Rita, Miss Weis, Mary, Gary, and Twila at- tended the Missoula convention of the M. I.E. A. NHS Promotes Scholarship The privilege of using the NHS Room for study- ing and loafing is reserved for members only. National Honor Society members seated: Shirley Jermunson, Burleigh Wikstrom-Vice-President, Lee Otness- President, Ron Gollehon-Secretary, Twila Bishop Standing: Tom Campbell, Mary Fagan, Judy Johnson, Judy Hastings, Debbie Jermunson, James Wikstrom, Loren Weikum. 46 Determined... Striving... Sports 47 Dave Sawyer is determined to evade the opponent’s tackle. Tom Campbell strives to set a new long jump record. Back Row L. to R. Mike Banka, Mike Robinson, Don Gollehon, Rob Pinion, Ken Olson, Bob Urton, Dave Sawyer. Front Row L. to R. Asst. Coach Richard Schwartz, Don Hamma, Bob Banka, Rich Gollehon, Lee Otness and Dick Sawyer. Football—Sport of Men SEASON’S SCORES Brady 26 Stanford 14 Brady 61 Augusta 12 Brady 52 Centerville 0 Brady 44 Cascade 19 Brady 57 Dutton 7 Brady 19 Simms 26 Brady 13 Power 39 Brady 38 Belt 0 Everyone of the guys on these two pages has proved that he has what it takes. These are the boys who were fighting for you and your school every Saturday afternoon. This year we had none of the glory seek- ers of the past years. Everyone of the guys was playing because he enjoyed playing. But more important because he wanted to support his, and your, school. This was demonstrated this year by the fact that we had the best playing team in Bulldog history. This was because of teamwork; not stars. We will always have a good team if we re- member this. 48 Back Row L. to R., Lyle Coghill, Bill Hodgson, Rich Miller, Glenn Otness, Loren Weikum, Dan Rouns, Leon Lenz. Front Row L to R., Dale Johnson, Jim Rouns, Tom Campbell, Monte Schlepp, Ron Gollehon, and Coach Harold Tokerud. Award Winners Most Improved--Dave Sawyer; Defensive--Don Hamma; Most Valuable--Ron Gollehon and Rich Miller. Co-captains--Ron Gollehon and Rich Miller. 49 The Bulldogs defense was no match for the Belt Huskies offense. Bulldogs Place Second in District It takes teamwork... The Bulldog line makes another hole as Lyle Coghill runs through for a touchdown against the Simms Tigers. 50 BHS football cheerleaders This football sea- sons spirit was at an all-time high. Pro- moting school spirit was the cheerleaders main duty. This was done through pep ral- lies, skits, colorful murals, bonfires and general enthusiasm of everyone. Win or lose, the cheerleaders and the Pep Club supported the Bulldogs all the way. Standing L to R - Linda Zlmbelman and Linda Hofland Kneeling L to R - Connie Goodrich and Mary Fagan This year at the annual bonfire, the cheer- leaders burned a Dutton dummy in effigy. i 51 Ron Gollehon shoots JV r two. Tip it to the Bulldogs! Varsity Scores Brady 83 Augusta 46 Brady 68 Simms 63 Brady 89 Centerville 69 Brady 54 Cascade 57 Brady 50 Power 54 Brady 57 Belt 65 Brady 56 Dutton 52 Brady 70 Augusta 65 Brady 59 Simms 72 Brady 73 Centerville 85 Brady 60 Cascade 48 Brady 50 Power 60 NON- CONFERENCE Brady 65 Augusta 51 Brady 64 Power 54 Brady 76 Geyser 61 Brady 66 Stanford 58 Brady 61 C.M.R. 67 52 Lyle Coghill lays one in for Brady. Brady Has Best Season In 10 Years With 11-10 Record Lyle Coghill was the Bulldog’s Most Improved Player. He also won the Free Throw trophy and the Rebound trophy Left to Right-Mike Banka, manager; Don Hamma, Dan Rouns, Ken Olson, Dave Sawyer, Doug Petersen, hill, John Copenhaver, Rich Miller, Don Gollehon, Tom Campbell, Ron Gollehon, Leon Lenz, manager Richard Schwartz, coach Lyle Cog- Middle- Mr. Schwartz did a fine job coaching the Bull- dogs. 53 Hard work paid off as the Bulldogs captured first place in the Power Invitational Tournament. This was Brady’s first time as tournament champion since this annual event began ten years ago. The Seniors are receiving the trophy. 54 Glenn Otness puts the Bulldogs out in front. A Squad Cheerleaders from left-Linda Zimbelman, Mary Fagan, Connie Goodrich, Linda Hofland Mary Fagan and Linda Hofland were the Senior girls who added charm, spirit, and style to our cheerleading section. We salute these girls for their hard work and dedication to their school and team throughout the basketball season. Both girls will be difficult to replace in their spirited role as BHS cheer- leaders for 1967-68. The cheerleaders are actively engaged in a post- tournament game discussion with an excited Bulldog fan. 55 B Squad Has Successful Season Standing L. to R.: L. Lenz, J. Holm, M. Schlepp, D. Sawyer, D. Petersen, T. Dory, B. Hodgson, G. Otness, J. Rouns, D. Fagan, M. Banka, Coach Tokerud. Kneeling: B. Morris, C. Paulsen, D. Robinson, D. Trost, L. Urton, G. Petersen, R. Hemry. Below: Bill Hodgson gets set for another rebound. Supported by Coach Tokerud and the ’B' Squad cheerleaders, the Junior Varsity was vic- torious throughout the season with a final record of 14 wins and 3 losses. 'B' Squad cheerleaders: Karen Banka, Debbie Denzer, Vicki Otness, Penny Hofland. 56 Girls Gain Experience In Track Shown below is the girl's track team which during the spring of 1968, competed in the Montana Girls Division Track meet. From Front Row L. to R. : L. Zimbelman; C. Goodrich; D. Walker; M. Fagan. Second Row: C. Petersen; A. Remmen; V. Mathison; C. Anderson; D. Paulsen. Third Row: W. Olsen; S. Copenhaver; T. Bishop; S. Jer- munson; J. Hastings; K. Robinson. 57 Front Row L. to R. : Coach Schwartz; D. Johnson, M. Schlepp; T. Campbell; G. Hemry; B. Morris. Second Row: T. Bishop; J. Kaun; G. Wiest; D. Sawyer; manager L. Lenz. Third Row: T. Dory; manager M. Banka; D. Petersen; L. Coghill; W. Hodgson. Not pictured: D. Gollehon. Above: L. Coghill strains for a long jump. Below: T. Dory throws another record-breaking toss. Returning Lettermen Form Nucleus of Track Team Above: D. Gollehon jumps the high hurdles during practices. 58 Good Sports... Just Plain Ham... S. Olson takes time out from initiation to try to smile Joyce Banka makes her haul after the Mother’s Tea. 59 Activities Freshmen Initiation As is the tradition of Brady High School, the Sophomores initiated the Freshmen on the first Friday of school. The morning’s activities consisted of drenching the twenty- one Freshmen with sprays, food colorings, etc. Initiates were then forced to crawl the length of the football field, propose, sing songs, and to carry out other ridiculous antics. All in all, it was a good day and no fatalities occurred. Dave Fagan initiates Penny Hofland. Alan Broere, Doug Trost, Calvin Paulsen, John Younce, Glenn Petersen, David Robinson, Garry Perry, Karen Banka, Vicky Mathison, Penny Hofland, Carol Britton, Tana Bishop, Susan Copenhaver, Ann Remmen, Charlene Sangray, Sandra Tokerud, Susie Olson, Wanda Olson, Ron Hemry, Bob Morris. 60 BHS Presents First Homecoming Homecoming is a big and exciting event in the life of a school. This year, the BHS Pep Club presented Fall Fancy , the first Homecoming in the history of the school. Ocober 28 was the eventful day, with Brady tromping Belt in conference football play. The event was dedicated to the late David G. Curtis. Attend - ing the coronation was Mrs. Curtis, Judy and John from Missoula. The Highlight of the activities came at the formal dance, held in the multipurpose room with the crowning of the royalty, Linda Zimbeiman and Lyle Coghill. Above: Homecoming Royalty; Linda Zimbeiman and Lyle Coghill spare a moment for the camera. Below: Freshmen sponsor Junior candidates, Connie Goodrich and Tom Campbell. Below: Seniors sponsor Senior candidates, Twila Bishop and Rich Miller. Above: President Cindie Paulsen welcomes Mrs. Curtis and Judy and presents a coursage to Mrs. Curtis. Above: Sophomores sponsor Senior candidates, Mary Fagan and Lyle Coghill. Below: Juniors sponsor Junior candidates, Linda Zimbeiman and Doug Petersen. 61 (Above) Deb walker, Don Hamma, Deanne Banka, Rob Pinion, Deb Jermunson, Glenn Otness, Don Waidelich, Susan Copenhaver, Sandra Tokerud, Mrs. Leys, director. (Above) ”1 smell a mouse. states Mrs. King. (Below) Sabu creates terror and mystery. Me And My Shadow All-school Play Cast November 17, 1967 Shadow ......... Mrs. Butler . . . Sabu........... Mr. Harrington Dr. Douglas . . Sheriff Hickson Mrs. King . . . . Mrs. Harrington the maid . . . . . . . . Deb Walker . . Deanne Banka . . . . Rob Pinion . . Don Waidelich . . . Don Hamma . . . Glenn Otness . . Deb Jermunson Susan Copenhaver . Sandra Tokerud Sound effects Stage hand . Prompter , , Prompter . , Prompter . . Prompter . . . . . Dave Sawyer . . . . Gary Wiest . Connie Petersen . . Linda Hofland Shirley Jermunson . Estelle Petersen Director.......................... Mrs. Marilou Leys 62 Dr. Douglas is struck by a bullet from Sabu’s gun. Kneeling: Twila Bishop, Kathy Hastings, Connie Petersen, Don Hamma, Bob Banka, Ron Gollehon, Mary Fagan, Linda Hofland, John Anderson. Standing: Rita Zimbelman, Lee Otness, Don Waidelich, Rob Pinion, Rich Miller, Bob Urton, Shirley Jermunson, Deb Jermunson, Burleigh Wikstrom, Milton Hjermstad, Mr. Morris, Director. The House On Whaleshead Rock Senior Play Cast April 5, 1968 Narrator......... Mr. Wallace . . . . Miss Thornborough Pam................ Liz.............. Sue.............. Old Meg............ Nick............. Squirrel......... Toots............ Mummy............ Medusa .......... ......Lee Otness ......Bob Banka . . Deb Jermunson . . . Twila Bishop . . . . Mary Fagan . . Kathy Hastings . . Linda Hofland . . Ron Gollehon . . . . Rob Pinion Shirley Jermunson . . . . Rich Miller . Connie Petersen Stage hand . Stage hand . Stage hand . Stage hand . Stage hand . Sound effects Prompter . . ......Bob Urton . . Don Waidelich . . John Anderson . . . Don Hamma Milton Hjermstad Burleigh Wikstrom . Rita Zimbelman Director Mr. Bob Morris (Above) What happened to you Toots? (Below) All right you guys, put your hands up! 63 Tahitian Holiday The Junior Prom was held April 27 in honor of the Seniors. The Tahitian Holi- day theme was carried out through the use of tropical decor, including the rock foun- tain at the left. Couples are caught chatting between dances at the Junior Prom. The Tahitian Tiki God solemnly observes from his comer of the gym. 64 Juniors Entertain Seniors Lettermen's Banquet Mr. Schwartz poses with the boys receiving trophies at the banquet. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 29 in the basement of the Brady Methodist Church. The Juniors served the Seniors, their parents, and faculty mem- bers a delicious meal prepared by the Junior mothers. The program included autobiographical poems written by the Seniors and musical entertainment of a girls’ trio. 65 Mrs. Leys hands out awards to members of the Pep Club. Awards Six students receive All-State Band and Chorus cer- tificates. 66 Ron Gollehon and Twila Bishop are recipients of the American Legion Citizenship Award. Lyle Coghill receives the Free Throw, Rebounding, and Most Improved trophies for his achievements in basketball. This year’s winners of the Heisey Award were (L. to R.) Bob Banka, Judy Johnson, Tom Campbell, Twila Bishop, and Gary Wiest. Assembly Burleigh Wikstrom is the math award recipient. Debbie Jermunson won the Oratorical Contest this year and received a medal signifying first place in District. 67 Connie Petersen prepares to turn as the Seniors file in. Rob Pinion makes tears turn to laughter. Class of '68 Motto: Here endeth; Here beginneth Colors: Aqua and gold Flower: Yellow Rose MOST of the Seniors listen intently to Rev. Pugh's address. 6£ The Senior class and school board are prepared for the con- ferring of high school diplomas; a time everyone is eagerly awaiting. Above-Mary Fagan receives her diploma from Mr. A. U. Bishop, a cur- rent member of the school board. Top left-The commencement speaker for the Class of '68 was William Johnstone, a faculty member at MSU. Bottom left-Robert Pinion, president of the Senior class, delivers his farewell address. 69 We Eager... Kelly C. is eager when it’s time to recite. Grade School Attentive... Mrs. Nelson keeps the interest of the class while teaching about space. Elaine Armstrong Clark Baumann Ronnie Campbell Kelly Coughlin Patti Dunn Lucinda Hemry Gary Holm Karla Kauk Nial McOmber First Grade Second Grade Jeanne Baumann Lynn Broere Gayle Deardorff Sheila Eliason Kevin Kauk Sharon Petersen Elaine Prietauer Deborah Thompson Kathy Weikum 72 Carolyn Bergstrom Billy Campbell Debra Copenhaver Tammy Jo Coughlin Alan Deardorff Elizabeth Hastings Richard Howell Robert Morton Karen Olson Walter Payton Dell Petersen Merrill Preitaur Sammy Schwartz Michael Styren Eric Tokerud Mary Trammer Alan Tronson Donald Zimbleman Jr. Third Grade Fourth Grade Christine Baumann Patti Burdick Peggy Dunn William Fitzgerald Carol Hastings Nora Johnson Pamalla McOmber Della Olson Della Rae Paulson James Perry Melanie Trost 73 Fifth Grade Janette Baumann Howard Bergstrom Malvin Copenhaver Kim Deardorff Randa Froebel Diana Hastings Richard Hodgson Garla Jermunson Arleen Johnson Audrey Johnson Vicky McOmber Gary Olson Sandra Petersen Frederick Preitauer Richard Rouns Tom Tranmer Terrilynn Tronson Diane Weikum Sixth Grade James Archer Robert Copenhaver Dewey Deardorff Mark Donnell Karla Dory Thomas Hastings Billy McLean Rickie Olson Steven Perry Karen Robinson Renee Sang ray Carol Wiest 74 Seventh Grade Larry Banka Marilyn Batchelor Leroy Broere Donald Campbell Betty Copenhaver Barbara Donnell Kim Johnson Kevin Keller Linda Olson Wendy Morris Toni Perry Debby Petersen Susan Petersen Joel Rouns Audrey Rubens Richard Sangray Gary Styren Vicki Tokerud Eighth Grade Douglas Baumann Janice Bergstrom David Broere Allen Denzer Bradley Dunn Vem Fladstol Bruce Hamma Mark Hastings Ruth Hodgson Randy Holm Connie Johnson Dorinda Johnson Donald Miller George Mumm Jack McLean Jim McLean Joe Perry Hilary Petersen James Remmen Duane Robinson Wendy Robinson Cathi Rouns Janet Rouns Terry Rubens 75 Jr. High Band and Chorus Top--Ruth Hodgson, Bill McLean, Mark Donnell, Stephen Perry, Dewey Deardorff, Jim McLean, Joel Rouns, Janet Rouns, Wendy Morris--Middle-Renne Sangray, Kathy Rouns, Bob Copenhaver, Jim Archer, Gary Styren, Doug Baumann, Don Miller, Tom Hastings, Betty Copenhaver, Mark Hastings--Bottom-Marilyn Batchelor, Barbara Donnell, Vicki Tokerud, Carol Wiest, Debbie Petersen, Janice Bergstrom, Dory Johnson, Connie Johnson, Shelley Tokerud, Karla Dory. Top--Vem Fladstol, Alan Denzer, Dory Johnson, Jim Remmen, Duane Robinson, Joe Perry, Jack McLean, Joel Rouns, Hilary Petersen, Jim McLean, Doug Baumann, Roxanne Dillman, Dave Broere, 2nd-Ruth Hodgson, Bruce Hamma, Larry Banka, Kathy Rouns, Connie Johnson, Kevin Keller, Leroy Broere, Wendy Robinson, Marilyn Batchelor, Don Campbell, Mark Hastings, Rita Seidler, 3rd-Susan Petersen, Randy Holms, Toni Perry, Kim Johnson, Janet Rouns, Debbie Petersen, Don Miller, Shelley Tokerud, Brad Dunn, Terri Robinson, Janice Bergstrom, Wendy Morris, Vicki Tokerud, Debbie Tramer, Gary Styren, Audrey Robinson, Betty Copenhaver, Linda Olson, Barbara Donnell, Richy Sangray. 76 Junior High Basketball The Junior High cheerleaders are: Left to right; Vicki Tokerud, Janice Bergstrom, Shelley Tokerud, and Debbie Petersen. $QU(|d rop--Mgrs.; Kevin Keller, Vem Flad- ” stol, Bruce Hamma, Jim Remmen, Joe Perry, Joel Rouns, Leroy Broere, Coach Thompson; Bottom--Rich Sangray, Randy Holms, Don Campbell, Larry Banka, Brad Dunn, Kim Johnson. 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