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

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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

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'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

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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.