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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1974 volume:

For every man the world is as fresh as it was at the first day. And as full of untold novelties for he who has the eyes to see them. Bulldog 1974 Brady, Montana Renee Sangray Mark Donnell Dedication The Class of 1974, after much thought and consideration, decided to dedicate our annual to the people who have affected our lives the most, our parents. These people have given us their time, their patience, their values and morals, and most of all, their love. We pray that as we find our place in this world, that your love and teachings will continue to guide us. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Archer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Copenhaver Mrs. Reba Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dyrud Mr. and Mrs. David Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Deidrich Mr. and Mrs. Leland Larson Mr. and Mrs. John McLean Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sangray Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wiest Let this be your dream for your child: That, day by day, they may find themselves, with your help, more and more free to make their own mistakes, and profit by them; to discover their own values, and grow by them; to reject your ways and adopt their own, and mature by so doing. For only thus shall they become better persons than you have been. That in later years they may honor you and other elders, not through some onerous sense of duty, but with sincere affection. 2 Administration Administration He never quits. Reba Donnell, Clerk School Board; STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT, Bill McLean, Leroy Rouns, Don Dyrud, Ralph Bishop, Milo Dunn. SITTING; Reba Donnell, Harvey Weikum, Gene Comes. Bill McLean - School Board Representative 4 Those other indispensables on our staff— Custodians: Dick Sangray and Bert Paulsen Cooks: Dorothy Reruns and Betty Paulsen Mrs. Betty Felska Bus Drivers: Dave Johnson, Dick Preputin, Dick Sangray, and Bert Paulsen Mr. Morris-Math Mrs. Felska-library Mr. Kegal-Music Mr. Schaub-Counselor Mrs. Malone- Mrs. Bames-English Commercial Mr. Fried-History Mr. Smith-P. E. Director OUR STUDENT TEACHERS Mr. Whiteman-Speech Health C. Habel 6 R. Christiaens Seniors President’s Message Honored guests, parents, teachers, and friends: Roughly 18 years ago, we the members of the class of 1974 were first exposed to the world around us. This first world probably included cribs, diapers, and baby-bottles. As we grew, both mentally and physically, our worlds were extended to the limits of our houses and beyond. When our parents gave us the basic knowledge we needed, which is the first step toward success, we graduated from sand-box and moved into our first formal school education. In the first grade, our worlds were expanded to include Dick, Sally, Spot, and our first glimpses at this mathe- matical world. As we progressed, we learned such complexities as grammar, fractions, history, and geography. By now our world also included sports and Jr. High Dances for entertainment. We then left this plateau by graduating from the eighth grade and started climbing the foothills to the mountain of success. Along the path we came across the business letters of typing, the medulla oblongatas of biology, the poetry and literature of American English, and the complexities of this bureaucracy in Government class. These obstacles at times seemed to turn the path into an unscalable cliff on the face of Mount Everest. We always looked forward to the summit, our graduation, with great hope and expectations. We are now standing here with our diplomas in our hands, which is the symbol for the achievement of the goal we set for ourselves several years ago. We must now set a new goal, the success we all hope for; The success our parents hoped for when they taught us to take our first step; The success the citizens hoped for when they paid their taxes to support our schools; The success our teachers hoped for when they gave us the knowledge we needed; and the success our School Board and Administration hoped for when they set down the rules and regulations to see that our schools ran smoothly. Success has a different connotation for nearly every person. Some of the common goals set by the members of our class to achieve success include excelling in farming, various technical trades, or business. I represent the feelings of the entire class in bidding farewell and in expressing sincere gratitude to the parents, tax-payers, faculty, School Board, and Administration. Although we now stand alone, we must excell in our chosen fields so we don't disappoint these people who have shown their trust in us by awarding us our diplomas. I hope we may live throughout our lives by our class motto: What we are to be, we are now becoming. 8 James Archer Kelly Bishop Robert Copenhaver Mark Donnell Michael Jung Linda Dyrud Marilyn Larson Thomas Hastings Steve Perry Keith Petersen Karen Robinson Renee Sangray Arlyn Seidler Carol Wiest What we are to become We are now becoming Class Flower: Red Rose Class Color: Blue Red President: Bill McLean Vice-Pres: Arlyn Seidler Sec-Treas: Linda Dyrud 10 CLASS HISTORY 74 Marily It all began way back in September of 1962, a small group of fourteen youngsters appeared mysteriously at the doorway of Brady Public School. They were all scared up fancy for their first day of school. Five of these youngsters survived through twelve years of learning together. Those students are: Jim Archer, Mark Donnell, Steve Perry, Renee Sangray, and Carol Wiest. There were others, of course, not with the class any longer, who are Dewey Deardoff, Richard Hodgson, Arlene Johnson, Audrey Johnson, Michael O'Brian, James Rhorer, Grace Wood, Thomas Worsley, and Valori Zimbelman. From the second grade to the sixth grade, the class of 74 stayed about the same. During this time we lost Arlene and Audrey Johnson, James Rhorer, Grace Woods, Thomas Worseley in the second grade and only gained Bob Copenhaver. In the third, we lost Valori Zimbelman and gained Donald Pinion. In the fourth grade, we lost Dick Hodgson and gained Deborah Cummings. In the fifth and sixth grades, we lost Deborah Cummings and Michael O'Brian, and gained Karla Dory, Tom Hastings, Bill McLean, Rickie Olson and Karen Robinson. In the seventh grade we only lost one, which was Rickie Olson, and we gained six which were: Kelly Bishop, Martin Morley, Keith Petersen, Arlyn Seidler, David Sletthehogh, and Valori Zimbelman came back. The eighth grade, we lost two, who were Dewey Deardoff and David Slettehogh, but we gained two also, which were Linda Dyrud and Rocky Glaze. In the fall of 1970, the class again appeared at the doorway, only this time at the other end of Brady School, to good Ole Brady High. Just in time for initiation was Mariaann Hylon and also an old classmate, Debbie Cummings. Our Sophmore year saw us lose three, which were, Debbie Cummings, Mariann Hylton, and Martin Morley, and we gained one which was Becky Palo. Moving closer to that magic year of 1974, two additions and two subtractions were made. Mike Jung and Laura McClenahan made up for the loss of Becky Palo, and Valori Zimbelman. Now comes the great year of 1974, for the seniors anyway. We lost Rocky Glaze and Laura McClenahan and we gained Marilyn Larson. As graduation approaches, the seniors are looking forward to the future. Renee Steve Carol Arlyn Commencement Reverend F erchen Looking with regret. p to the future. u Looking A new beginning! President's Message Validictorian Carol Wiest Salutatorian Mark Donnell T0 EE BECGM Handing out diplomas. The last walk of B.H.S Senior Trip Chaperones: Bert Betty, Gerald Charlotte, and Mrs, Malone Time out for one last picture. Swimming Canoeing Underclassmen President- Malvin Copenhaver Vice-President- Dick Hodgson Secretary- Diana Hastings S. C. R. - Howard Bergstrom T erese Babcock Janette Baumann Howard Bergstrom George an Buchfink Ruth Chewning Malvin Copenhaver David Fisher Randa Froebel Diane Hastings Dick Hodgson Carla Jermunson Arleen Johnson Audrey Johnson Kathy Jung Karl Koons Gary Olson Sandy Peterson Fred Preitauer Richard Rouns Kevin Rubens 18 They shall return.. . Working??? Why are you smiling? Tom T. Showing his form, Randa F. Stretching. What’s happening? What are you guys looking for? Dave studies hard. 19 President- Patti Burdick Vice-President- Della Paulsen Secretary- Tami Bishop S. C. R. - LaRae Seidler Chris Baumann Tami Bishop Patti Burdick Peggy Dunn William Fitzgerald Alena Hamma Claude Hamma Carol Hastings Nora Johnsqn Linda Jung 20 Hitting the books! Sophomores hard at work. Sophomores just Love Stacking Lockers. 21 What’s Claire and Jim up to now? What's the matter Nora? President Don Zimbleman Vice-President Mary Tranmer Secretary Debbie Copenhaver Student Council Billy Campbell Gene Babcock Caroline Bergstrom Billy Campbell Debbie Copenhaver T am my Coughlin Ricky Howell Pam Johnson Charles Larson Katie Malone Karen Olson Dell Petersen Merrill Preitauer Barbara Robinson Man Robinson Larry Robinson Mike Styren Mary Tranmer Alan Tronson Doug Zigan Don Zi mb el man Hard at work. Freshman's nap time! Irts TOP L TO R: Ass. Coach Lyle Whiteman, R. Howell, T. Hastings, M. Jung, K. Petersen, B. McLean, D. Hodgson, A. Seidler, K. Bishop, H. Bergstrom, J. Archer, T. Tranmer, Coach Clenn Foot Bulldog Offensive Team 26 and Whiteman Bulldog Defensive Team Arlyn Seidler Defensive Player and Co-Captain 27 4� y Smith. KNEELING L TO R: D. Zimbelman, A. Tronson, M, Styren, M. Copenhaver, G. Olson, P. Koons, R. Rouns, M. Donnell, D. Walker, B. Campbell. Varsity 1973 Football Action Jr. Varsity 28 Coaches and team talk over 2nd-half strategy. Batti e at the line. The mighty Bulldogs BACK ROW L TO R: M. Jung, K. Petersen, B. Copenhaver, D. Hodgson, A. Seidler, K. Bishop, Coach Smith. FRONT ROW L TO R: Manager Walker, F. Preitauer, J. Archer, M. Copenhaver, T. Tranmer, H. Bergstrom. Dick H. pulls down another re- bound. Jim A. goes in for easy two. Tom T. flys through the air for two. 29 Sports Awards Offensive Player Tom T. Defensive Player Arlyn S. Football Co-Captains Arlyn S. and Tom T. All-Conference District Tournament Kelly B. - Dick FL - Mike J, Rebounds Dick H. Free Throws Arlyn S. Basketball Co-Captains Tom T. and Kelly B. “B” Squad BACK ROW: Mgr. D. Zigan, D. Petersen, M. Styren, C. Larson, G. Babcock, P. Koons, R. Howell, Coach Smith, FRONT ROW: B. Robinson, B. Campbell, A. Tronson, D. Zimbelman, L Robinson, M. Preitaur. B Squad Defense, Tough! Chuck L, is fouled in the act of shooting. 31 Alan goes for two. Kelly shoots. Basketball TWO? Time out at home court. Keith P. Aetion DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Brady 39 Centerville 44 Brady 69 Stanford 60 Brady 49 G eraldine 60 Brady controls the board. Higher, Higher Conference Play Brady 48 Power 63 Brady 47 Geyser 63 Brady 61 Dutton 28 Brady 41 G eraldine 66 Brady 37 Centerville 43 Brady 52 St anford 35 Brady 44 Highwood 59 Brady 58 Augusta 45 Brady 35 Centerville 64 Brady 32 Power 67 Brady 62 G eyser 64 Brady Brady Brady Brady Brady 63 Dutton 53 44 Geraldine 40 2 Augusta 0 61 Stanford 64 64 Highwood 72 Non-Conference Brady Brady Brady Brady 27 Rudyard 49 55 Inverness 45 48 Box Elder 65 62 Joplin 68 Girls Basketball BACK ROW L. TOR,: R. Froebel, T. Babcock, D. Hastings, T. Coughlin, C. Hastings, C. Bergstrom, C Fried. FRONT ROW L TO R.: K. Malone, C. Baumann, D. Weikum, S. Peterson, P. Johnson, K. Jung, Tronson. 1 J Brady’s Victory Over Shelby 34 d H Diane W. gets tip. 35 Letterman’s Carnival Sleepin' on the job, huh Fred? Little wider Mike. Surprise, Mr. Smith. 16 Parents playing bingo. Keith P. shows his style. Intramural Basketball 37 Bob C. calls a needed timeout. Bill C. drives in‘for a lay-up. Boys’ Track Bob C. receives the baton from Bill. Tom T. warms up for the javelin. 39 Mike S. streaking to victory. FIRST ROW; Carol W., Diane W. , Pam J. , Renee S., Katie M., Chris B. , Sandra P. , Randa F., Claire R. , Coach Fried. SECOND ROW; Patti B. , Peggy D., Linda D. Manager, Tammy C., Karen R. , Ruth C., Carol H. Girl’s Track 40 Linda D. keeps score. Sprinters Carol - Patti 440 Renee - Sandy - Tammy Hurdlers Sandy - Claire - Randa 880 Carol - Renee - Chris Milers Relay Carol W. - Carol H. - Melanie Patti - Claire Longjumpers Renee - Sandy - Patti Highjumpers Randa - Chris Discuss Karen - Diane - Ruth - Katie 42 Organizations Student Council President: Mark Donnell Vice-President: Renee Sangray Sec. -Treas. : Carol Wiest School Board Representative: Bill McLean TOP ROW: Malvin Copenhaver, Tami Bishop, Mark Donnell, Debbie Copenhaver, Howard Bergstrom, Linda Dyrud. MIDDLE ROW: Patti Burdick, Diana Hastings, Mr. Fried, Billy Camp- bell, LaRae Seidler. BOTTOM ROW: Bill McLean, Renee Sangray, Carol Wiest, Don Zimbelman. « Billy C. trying to be a chef. Student Council hard at work. Letterman’s Club LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Tranmer, H. Bergstrom, M. Styren, F. Preitauer, Mr. Smith, K. Petersen, B. McLean. 1ST COLUMN: M. Jung, M. Donnell, B. Copenhaver, A. Seidler. 2ND COLUMN: K. Bishop, M. Copenhaver, J. Archer. 3RD COLUMN: D. Hodgson, D. Walker, G. Olson. Is this any way to raise money? 45 This couldn't be the Reba Donnell we all know and love? Pep Club FIRST ROW: T. Bishop, D. Hastings, K. Robinson, Mrs, Malone, R. Sangray, D. Paulsen, P. Johnson, L. Dyrud. SECOND ROW: M. Tranmer, S. Petersen. THIRD ROW L, Seidler, C, Bergstrom, T. Coughlin, A, Hamma, K. Malone. FOURTH ROW: C. Wiest, Wiest, N. Johnson, R. Chewning, J. Baumann. FIFTH ROW: P. Burdick, C. Baumann. SIXTH ROW: C. Rubens, G, Jermunson, T. Tronson, D. Weikum, C. Hastings. SEVENTH ROW: M. Trost, P. Dunn, R, Froebel, T. Babcock, G. Buchfink, C. Kieskiraokanen. Ruth C. entertaining mothers. 46 A squad cheerleaders after 25 hours of tetter-tottering. Squad Mary Tranmer Cheerleading Nora cheers on Tami Bishop Nora Johnson LaRae Seidler LaRae at tourney. 46 Brady Drill Team FRONT ROW: A. Johnson, M. Tranmer, D. Paulsen, G, Buchfink, A, Johnson, RACK ROW: K Olson, P. Johnson, D. Copenhaver, K. Robinson, T. Coughlin, A, Hamma, C Beigstrom. Performing atValier 49 Drill Team's 10th season Knowledge 4 Leadership Scholarship Character ROw'TLRTo'rL R°Sa D‘ WTei n D- U Dyn.d. RACK j. A«h.;, c. m£;, rsi 1T-T™ 'M- Do n,u’ What are you thinking about, Tom ? 50 New members Surprise, Reba! Bus ride to Calgary, Our firend, Herby. Enjoying the zoo. A family portrait. STAGING: Mrs. Barnes Peggy Dunn, Chris Bauman, Patti Burdick, Carol Hastings Marv SITTING- Richard7 ’ Delpla Pauli.on .P .nJ_Johnson. Tom Tranmer, Jim Archer. OFFICERS SITTING. Richard Rouns, Pres, j Tami Bishop, Sec. -Tres.; Bill McLean, Vice-President. Jim Archer is following Mr. Smith's footsteps in the Teaching career. 52 Mrs. Barnes with her staff for BHS Cornin' Thru Editors: R. Froebel and T. Tranmer Mimeo Operators: Arlene Cary, ai%d Howard 53 Earth day Enjoying the ride ? Juniors-working, for once. Seniors take a quick break. The grade school does their part. Freshman working hard! 54 Drama and Music L. TO R. 1ST ROW T. Tronson, P. Dunn, L. Dyrud, M. Tranmer, C. Bergstrom, Mr. Kegel. 2ND ROW-K. Jung, A. Johnson, T. Coughlin, C. Rubens, P. Burdick, A. Hamma, R. Chewning. 3RD ROW-K. Malone, D. Hastings, A. Johnson, K. Robinson, M. Trost, C. Hastings, C. Baumann, P. Johnson. 4THROW-S. Petersen, M. Styren, D. Zimbelman, C. Hamma, J. Perry, W. Fitzgerald, D. Petersen, A. Tronson, T. Bishop. L. TOR. 1ST ROW-D. Walker, Mr. Kegel, P. Dunn. 2ND ROW -D. Weikum, K. Malone, J. Baumann, S. Petersen, J. Baumann, D. Hastings, P. Koons. 3RD ROW-C. Bergstrom, D. Paulsen, M. Trost, L. Dyrud, S. Petersen, D. Styren, 4THROW-B. McLean, M. Donnell, B. Copenhaver, D. Zimbelman, C. Chewning, M. Tronson. 5THROW-J, Archer, D. Hodgson, M. Styren, D. Copenhaver, K. Weikum, D. Zigan. BHS was well represented at District Music Festival with— Solos 58 Melanie Trost Melanie Trost Linda Dyrnd Instrumental 59 Special events for our music program The BHS Chorus provided music for our Baccalaureate S ervice Patti Dunn and Dennis Walker added their talents to the Drill Team Routine at Valier r,«6.l ill Melanie Trost accompanied by Cheryl Schlepp soloed during our Commencement Exercises Melanie Trost and Jim Archer represented BHS at the State Music Festival in Missoula 60 Arlyn S. introduces Toby Helps Out £ ML Mrs. Barnes-tired but always helping! Fair Flower of the Valley and mother-Jim A. BOOM! ! Kelly B. saves the day, Mark and Jim do their ’'thing . Tami B. -Country gal. Officer of the law Mrs. Barnes keeps all school cast busy. Mr. Midnight Rita's slumber party Activities No affection in school?? Freshman Having fun, Mike? The Freshman as a whole Initiation M Need some help? Studying and initiation don't mix! National school assemblies Jack Chase shoots for two. Exchange Student from Turkey. Paul Yearout speaking on teenage hang -ups. Nancy Mitchell-singer, musician, ventriloquist. School assemblies entertain the school with their many kinds of entertainment. The '73 '74 school year saw the talents of wheelchair basketball, an exchange student from, Turkey, a singer from Hollywood, a magician, a snake trainer, and Paul Yearout, a famous lecturer. These people travel thousands of miles each year to bring their shows to schools. Eric Pearson, snake trainer Myrtle 65 Mark Evans performs, 1974 Awards American Legion Citizenship Award Jim Archer Miss Betty Crocker Award Karen R. Outstanding Track Award Renee S. Student Council President Mark D. Winners of $50 Heisey Award: Georgean B. , NOT PICTURED: William F. Girl’s State Delegate Sandy P. , Alternate Diane W. Boy’s State Delegate Dennis W. and Alternate Tom T. 67 Nora J. , Fred P. Homecoming King Kelly - Queen Renee Kathy and Dick 68 Arleen and Richard Sophomore Candidates Carol and Keith Freshman Candidates Brady Tastes Victory (Finally!) Pete Scores! Looking For a Hole! Jr. - Sr. Banquet Entertainment Steve P. and Jim A. practicing, Seniors Last Banquet, Juniors anticipating next year. M c x 1 974 Prom Royalty s u n n s e Junior president leads Grand March. Everyone get's it on! ! ! Time-out for some relaxation. 71 Northern Freight Parents keep a close eye on the prom activities Tunnel of Love F ollow-the -leader. Eighth grade girls serve refreshments. 72 Elementary One Chris Buchfink Karen Diedrich Brenda Whiteman Mrs. Dyer 1 -2-3 grades Three Roy Baumann Holly Buchfink Sandra Comes Julie Dugan Thomas Fagan David Long Julie Rouns Randy Sherping Melody Stubbs 74 Four Mrs. Larson 4-5 grades Glenda Arps John Bergstrom Kelsy Kauk Janica Reimer Five Keith Comes Todd Dugan Kirby Kauk Diane Long Molly Malone Greg Petersen Karla Seidler Mary Babcock Clark Baumann Athena Buchfink Patty Comes Tom Coughlin Gary Holm Debbie Long Maureen Malone Steven Olson Karen Ord Kim Ord Kim Reimer Danny Rossmiller Terry Sherping Don Zigan Mrs, Keith Seven Lyle Arps Ron Campbell Jody Carlbom Joy Carlbom Carl Chewning Kelly Coughlin Patti Dunn Debbie Hamma C irvly Hemry Karla Kauk April Olson Jack Reimer Tim Rossmiller April Rubens Del Styren Mrs, Mabes Rhonda Archer Jeanne Baumann Amy Bishop Todd Bishop Larry Hamma Elizabeth Hastings Dale Jung Kevin Kauk Sharon Petersen Elaine Preitauer Junior High takes all RACK ROW: M. Tronson, G. Holm, T. Bishop, K. Kauk, D. Jung, L. Arps, Coach Whiteman, FRONT ROW: K. Coughlin, D. Zigan, D. Styren, T. Coughlin. A. Bishop, E. Preitaur, K. Weikum, S. Petersen. D. Hamma Darren Schlepp cheers Pups to victory. BACK ROW: L. Hamma, M. Tronson, T. Sherping, G. Holm, J. Reimer, L. Arps, D. Rossmiller, C. Baumann, Coach Whiteman, FRONT ROW: T. Rossmiller, C. Chewning, D. Zigan, T. Coughlin, D. Zigan, S. Olson. 78 K. Kauk P. Dunn C. Hemry Pups No. 1 Coach Whiteman Kevin gete the Jump. Tip By Dale Jung. Surprised, Del? Exhausted after hard game. Display of Defense. 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