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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1976 volume:

OUR DEDICATED ANNUAL STAFF Editors: William Fitzgerald Claire Reubens Advisor: Mrs. Malone OUR DEDICATION We feel that we are deeply indebted to you, the citizens of this community, for supporting our activities wholeheartedly during the years in which we have been in high school. Without the support of this comrfTunity, there would not have been any dances, plays, or even an annual, it is with deep sense of gratitude and pride that we, the Senior Class of 1976, dedicate this.annual to Our community. The springtjju of 2 The best love«inr Age ofbeginmn When life and love imorii These are Those are tffe mm In the afterglow o: When shadows are Live so regrets never enter In the moments of evensong, As the hours of lonely winter Arrive early and linger long. For yestercjhy is but a dream milqes every yesterday a drea; id tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived oi happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. 2 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: Dick Molenda Ralph Bishop Lawrence Styren Rod Carlbom Leroy Rouns BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman: Milo Dunn Clerk: Reba Donnell Evelyn Comeau Judy Barnes Robert Morris Librarian English Science and Math Keith Sarver Lyle Whiteman Barbara Malone Music Drivers Education Business Education Ralph Brigham Delmar Fried Guidance Counselor Social Studies HIGH SCHOOL Glenn Smith Health and PE FACULTY 5 Cooks: Betty Paulsen and Dorothy Rouns 6 SENIORS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE On behalf of the Class of 1976 I have been honored by my classmates to present their feelings on this special occasion. I am sure that we all, deep in our hearts, regret the thought of saying farewell to our high school days forever, but yet we are thrilled at the thought of completing them. Graduation is traditionally a time for reminiscing and expressing our gratitude. But each of us has our own special memories and we each will express them in our own way. We can best express our appreciation by living in a way that we will make those who have helped us, proud of being a part they played in our success. To our parents we thank you for all the help you have given us. You have taught us the basics of life: trust, honesty, and the most important ingredient, how to love. For without your love we wouldn t have made it this far. We now portray an image of you, and we hope this image makes your heart proud and happy. To our teachers who have given us their encourgement, advice, and most of all their time, we thank you for your guidance through our school years. And to our friends, we shall never forget you. For you have given us a friendship that will last in our hearts forever. The present time finds us here, about to go forth on our journey. A journey that will last a life- time and will be influenced by the decisions we make now. We begin that journey by taking the first step. It reminds me of a song I once heard and the words said, our time has come, all our dreams are on their way. Now we go forth on our journey, each seeking a different path to follow, but each just as eager to go forth. For the class of 1976, I bid you farewell. 8 Nancy Bate Christine F. Baumann Tami Bishop Claude Hamma 9 Alena Hamma Carol Hastings Nora Johnson Linda Juna Paul D. Koone LaRae Seidler Melanie Trost 10 Nancy Chris Tami Carol Della William Nora Alena PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Linda Claire ■ ■ i Patti Claude Paul LaRae Class of 1976 11 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Della Paulsen Vice-President: William Fitzgerald Secretary-Treasurer: Peggy Dunn Student Council Rep: Tami Bishop THIS AND THAT 12 The whole truth, and anything but the truth? Farewell, our friends. BACCALAUREATE 14 GRADUATION MAY 18, 1976 15 16 in Dutton and one y Brady where he atte While at BHS he wa sophomore years, in football his junior y nd on January 30, Dutton and Brgfl n, bom May 27, 1958 was the son ai. Chuck lived in the Collins g his first 8 years of schooling Ugh school. He then transferred to hool for two and a half years. ; in basketball his freshman and il basketball his freshman year a J S life was tragically brought to afl ie will be greatly missed by allflv trimi ties. He waSTSo voiing!rk fc-• r. So young and stron S ffilWv ith promisr So vital, so radiant, gBpjiig s nuch joy wherever he went. He was so brilliant. On this boy you lavished so many talents that could have ■ enriched your world. He had already received so many honors, and there were so many honors to come. Why, then? In our agony we ask. Why him? Why not someone less gifted? Someone less good? Some hot-headed rioter, theif, brute, hood? Yet we know, even as we demand what seems to us a rational answer, that we are only intensifying our grief. Plunging deeper into the blind and witless place where all hope is gone. A dark lost place where our own gifts will be blunted and ruin replace the goodness he brought and wished for us. Instead, let us thank you for the marvel that this boy was. That we can say good-bye to him without shame, or regret, rejoicing in the blessed years he has given to us. Knowing that his bright young life, his many gifts, have not truly been wasted or stilted, only lifted to a higher level where the rest of us can't follow yet. Separation? Yes. Loss? Never. For his spirit will be with us always and when we meet him again, we will be even more proud. Thank-you for this answer, God. Gene Babcock Carolyn Bergstrom Bill Campbell Tom Carter Deb Copenhaver Tammy Coughlin Rick Howell Pam Johnson Katie Malone Dell Petersen Merrill Preitauer Barb Robinson Brian Robinson Larry Robinson Mike Styren Mary Tranmer Alan Tronson Doug Zigan I S Carolyn Bergstrom-Vice President Pam Johnson-Student Council Katie Malone-Secretary Tammy Coughlin-President 18 19 Jeanne Baumann Amy Bishop Todd Bishop Larry Hamma Liz Hastings Dale Jung Kevin Kauk Ramona Neith Sharon Peterson Elaine Preitauer Robbin Speed Kathy Weikum Sophomores at Hard work! President-Kcvin Kauk Vice President-Sharon Peterson Secretary-Amy Bishop Student Council-Todd Bishop 20 Lyle Arps Ron Campbell Jody Carlbom Joy Carlbom Patti Dunn Kelly Coughlin Tim Rossmiller April Rubens Lin Soholt Delbert Styren Mark Tronson 22 FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES Freshmen practicing to be seniors. Ron C. campaigns for Katie M. Hi, There Freshmen working???? 23 24 ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL TOP ROW: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) Della Paulsen, Peggy Dunn, Tami Bishop. 2ND ROW: Pam Johnson, Tammy Coughlin, Carolyn Bergstrom. 3RD ROW: Toad Bishop, Amy Bishop, Kevin Kauk. 4TH ROW: Mark Tronson, Tracy Young, Rick Molenda. BOTTOM ROW: Sec. -Treas: PATTI BURDICK Vice Pres: KATIE MALONE Pres: PAUL KOONS School Board Rep: LARAE SEIDLER Advisor: MR. FRIED PAUL KOONS LEADS THE MEETING WHILE SEC. -TREAS. PATTI BURDICK AND ADVISOR MR. FRIED LISTEN INTENTLY. STUDENT COUNCIL'S WORK IS NEVER DONE AND REPRESENTATIVES LARAE SEIDLER, PAM JOHNSON, TAMMY COUGHLIN AND KATIE MALONE PUT IN THEIR TWO BITS! 26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1976 MEMBERS: STANDING L. TO R. —Peggy D. , LaRae S., Carolyn B., Mike S., Katie M., Alan T., Della P. SEATED L. TO R. —Tami B. , President; Patti B., Secretary; Melanie T., Vice President; Mr. Morris, Advisor. The NHS Chapter was active in several dif- ferent community projects this year. Their Home of the Brady Bulldogs sign was posted, they delivered May baskets to Brady's Senior Citizens, painted local fire hydrants in Bicen- tennial colors, and held their annual Initiation Banquet. To raise funds for these projects, the NHS held a taco sale during basketball season and a bake sale this spring. 27 Coach Smith speaks on the year s past performances in sports. BACK ROW: Chuck Larson, Brian Robinson, Don Zimbelman, Bill Campbell, Paul Koons, Rick Howell. MIDDLE ROW: Rick Molenda, Tom Carter, Alan Tronson, Todd Bishop, Mike Styren, Jim Perry. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Smith, Kevin Kauk, Merrill Preitauer, Doug Zigan, Dell Petersen. Officers: President: Mike Styren Vice President: Paul Koons Secretary: Bill Campbell I r The lettermen show their appreciation to Bert Paulsen and Coach Smith. 28 TOP ROW: Carolyn B., Carol H., Paul K., LuAnn S. , Della P., Mary T., Claire R. , Tami B. , Debbie H. , and Jody C. SECOND ROW: April R. , Ramona N. , Jeanne B. , Tammy C. , Kathy W. , Nancy B., Cindy H. , April O. , and Elaine P. THIRD ROW: Karla K., Liz H. , Robin S. , Joy C. , Mea S. , and Patti D. FOURTH ROW: Chris B. , Katie M.-Treasurer, LaRae S.-V. President, Pam J.-Secretary, and Patti D. LAST ROW: Amy B., Melanie T. -President, and Peggy D. The basketball boys eating breakfast before a game. The breakfast was prepared by Pep Club members and their mothers. 29 Mrs. Barnes, Peggy Dunn, Tami Bishop, Patti Burdick, LuAnn Schlepp, Karla Kauk, Carolyn Bergstrom, Tracy Young, Alena Hamma, LaRae Seidler, Patti Dunn, Tammy Coughlin, April Rubens, Kelly Caughlin, David Zigan, Elizabeth Hastings, Ricky Molenda, Pam Johnson, Chris Baumann, Carol Hastings, Claire Rubens, Mary Trammer. Advisor: Mrs. J. Barnes Vice President: Tami Bishop President: Peggy Dunn Secretary: LaRae Seidler COLOR GUARD Debbie Hamma, Joy Caribom, Nora Johnson, captain; Mary Tranmer, co- captain; Della Paulsen, Tracy Young, April Olson, Cindy Hemry, Mr. Sarver, advisor; Liz Hastings, Alena Hamma Traditionally the senior girls pre- sent the flags at the last basketball game of the season. LIBRARY CLUB TOP ROW: Liz Hastings, Debbie Hamma, Jody Caribom, Joy Caribom, April Rubens, Alena Hamma, MIDDLE ROW: May Speed, Chris Baumann, Jeanne Baumann, Amy Bishop, Nancy Bate, Mrs. Comeau, advi- sor. BOTTOM ROW: Katie Malone, Carol Hastings, Caroline Bergstrom. 32 MUSIC L. TO R. 1ST ROW: P. Koons, J. Baumann, D. Long, K. Seidler, M. Soholt, M. Malone, K. Malone. 2ND ROW: D. Styren, R. Molenda, J. Soholt, T. Dugan. M. Malone, G. Petersen, T. Carter, K. Kauk, K. Weikum, D. Zigan, M. Styren. 3RD ROW: G. Holmes, P. Dunn, Mr. Sarver. Mr. Sarver and his band held several concerts this year. They are pictured here at the spring concert. Another interesting event they participated in was the Bicentennial concert held with Power and Dutton. 34 SING Peggy Dunn Mary Tranmer BACK ROW: Rick Molenda, Dale Jung, Todd Bishop, Lin Soholt, Kevin Kauk, Merrill Preitauer, Linda Jung, SEC- OND ROW: Elizabeth Hastings, LuAnn Schlepp, Mae Speed, Pam Johnson, Chris Baumann, Melanie Trost, Katie xMalone, Amy Bishop. THIRD ROW: Robin Speed, Elaine Preitauer, Tom Carter, Larry Robinson, Carol Hastings, Carolyn Bergstrom, Mary Tranmer, Alena Hamm a, BOT- TOM ROW: Ramona Neith, Peggy Dunn, Dave Zigan, DIRECTOR- Mr. Keith Sarver. SING Amy Bishop A SONG 35 Tri-School band consisting of band members from Brady, Power and Dutton in concerts held in Brady and Power are directed by Keith Sarver of Brady and the band director from Power, Mr. Ron Lins. 36 FALL CONCERT practicing for festival. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Hark, the Herald Angles sing..... Mr. Sarver leads the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, graders to a merry Christmas. Dave Zigan Trumpet Solo Rating: 4 Mike Styren Trumpet Solo Rating: 3 Kathy Weikum Trumpet Solo Rating: 3 BRADY REPRESENTED AT FESTIVAL I Patti Dunn Piano Solo Rating: 2 Katie Malone Flute Solo Rating: 3 Melanie Trost Piano Solo District: 1 State: 2 38 1 HOME OF THE BRADY Hi BULLDOGS 111 1 SPORTS Doug Zigan Mike Styren Rick Molenda Todd Bishop J. W. Swiney Paul Koons Jim Perry Assist. Coach-Lyle Whiteman Manager-Del Styren Kelly Coughlin Mark Tronson Bill Campbell Brian Robinson Ron Campbell Coach-Glenn Smith Offensive Team 0 4 J_ Defensive Team 40 41 SEASON'S RECORD RUDYARD INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT Conference BRADY 52 vs Inverness 57 BRADY 78 vs Valier 38 CONFERENCE RECORD BRADY 6 Li 48 BRAD� vs Geyser 64 V8 Dutton 59 BRADY 70 VS Gefaldine 52 BRADY 60 vs Centerville 55 BRADY 65 vs Stanford 55 BRADY 6l vs Simms 53 BRADY 52 vs Highwood 68 BRADY 83 vs Augusta 6o BRADY 73 vs Centerville 52 BR )Y 67 BRADY 53 vs Geyser 57 BRADY 53 vs IKitton 58 BRADY 85 vs Geraldine 50 BRADY 58 vs Augusta 5 BRADY 5k vs Stanford 59 BRADY 5k vs Simms 63 BRADY kl vs Highwood 68 Ifca Del Styren, Larry Robinson, I Zimbelman, ___Prietauer, HI rTrv tHHTm, Coach Saith, Lin Soholt, Kevin KaHEr Hiii 1,1 Paul Koons, Brian Robinson, Bill Campbell. CONFERENCE SECOND PLACE TEAM BRADY BULLDOGS 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 1ST Brady VS Stanford 67-59 Brady VS Centerville 67-59 Brady VS Highwood 33-26 (Championship) DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT 3RD Brady Vs Turner 52-53 Brady Vs Hobson 51-41 Brady Vs Roy 56-47 Brady VS St. Leo's 57-50 (Consolation) Brady VS Hingham 48-51 (Challenge) BULLDOGS ARE 1 43 BULLDOGS ARE “GREAT” Merrill hangs by the threads? Kevin takes a seat DISTRICT CHAMPS District Champs: Tom Carter (manager), Brian Robinson, Alan Tronson, Merrill Prietauer, Don Zimbleman, Larry Robinson, Del Styren, Rick Molinda, Mike Styren, Kevin Kauk, Lin So holt, Rick Howell, Paul Koons Cheerleaders: Amy Bishop Patty Burdick Chris Baumann Peggy Dunn 44 45 LEFT TO RIGHT: Manager Todd Bishop, Del Styren, Lyle Arps, Rick Molenda, Lin Soholt, Dale Jung, Ron Campbell, Kelly Coughlin, Coach Mr. Whiteman LEFT: Lin jumps the gun as the rest rebound against Dutton BOTTOM: Lin gets Brady off right against Power “B” SQUAD 46 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Brady 36 Centerville 34 Brady 24 Simms 33 Brady 28 Sunburst 39 Brady 28 Power 21 Brady 35 Valier 23 Brady 37 Augusta 42 Brady 30 Fairfield 51 Brady 31 Simms 30 Brady 47 Dutton 21 Brady 26 Sunbrust 48 Brady 42 Valier 30 Brady 32 Centerville 41 Brady 31 Power 25 Brady 39 Augusta 52 Brady 38 Fairfield 48 Brady 33 Dutton 30 Brady 33 Power 37 Brady 35 Valier 26 Brady 37 Augusta 27 Brady 18 Simms 35 47 1975-1976 SOPHOMORES JEANNE BAUMANN SHARON PETERSEN ELAINE PR EITAUER KATHY WEIKUM FRESHMAN PATTI DUNN CINDY HEMRY TRACY YOUNG KARLA KAUK T 48 49 SUPERWOMAN? BOYS’ TRACK Skipping rocks, Todd? Hey! Do you two always share lanes? f DlNC Disth CHAMPIONS 50 You'll have to teach us this one, Mike. Ron and Alan make a quick exchange iMike S. shows good form. DIVISIONAL TEAM: Carol Hastings Chris Baumann Claire Rubens Tammy Coughlin Sharon Petersen Elaine Preitauer April Rubens Karla Kauk Alan Tronson jumps on to Divisional and then State. STATE TEAM: Alan Tronson COACHES: Boys1: Glen Smith Carol Hastings Chris Baumann Claire Rubens Sharon Peterson April Rubens Karla Kauk Alan Tronson Girls': Delmar Fried 51 TOP ROW: Katie Malone, Patti Dunn, Pam Johnson, Jeanne Baumann, Tammy Couglin, Sharon Peterson, Amy Bishop, Coach Delmar Fried SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Hastings, Cindy Hemry, Elaine Preiteuer, Karla Kauk, April Rubens. BOTTOM ROW: SENIORS--Chris Baumann, Carol Hastings, Claire Rubens. BRADY GIRLS DISTRICT TRACK CHAMPIONS Heave - Ho, Carol! 52 A victory lap, for the No. 1 DISTRICT CHAMPS! Keep on SPRINTING, Tammy, the worst is be- hind you! Pass her up, Liz! Jeanne, in'full swing'! ii 53 Nice exchange, Karla and Sharon! You got 'em licked, Sharon! 54 Girls' track members receive their track awards. Boys' basketball team accepting their letters. SPORTS AWARDS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Co-captains: Bill Campbell Dell Petersen Most Valuable Player: Kevin Kauk Best Freethrow Percentage: Merrill Preitauer 55 BOY’S “A” SQUAD WE'RE NUMBER 1!!! CHEERLEADERS Get it on! Who needs a megaphone?? TOP: Patti Burdick, Peggy Dunn BOTTOM: Chris Baumann, Amy Bishop Amy gives us a hand. 56 BASKETBALL LEFT: April Rubens TOP: Karla Kauk CENTER: Patti Dunn RIGHT: Elaine Preitauer C eer eac ers BOY’S “B” SQUAD GIRL’S “A” SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Hamma, Jody Carlbom, Carolyn Bergstrom. 57 Let's get Paul. . .He'll do anything. 58 ACTIVITIES FRESHMAN INITIATION Let us entertain you Freshman at their best Lovin' spoonfuls 60 Homecoming Queen G King Claire Rubens G Jim Perry Senior and Freshman Candidates. Seniors were Claire R. and William F. Freshman were LaRae S. and Jim P. Juniors: Mary T. G Mike S. 61 KING AMERICAN QUEEN M A R Y JUNIOR PROM 62 fANTASy . .. THROUGH THE TUNNEL OF LOVE BOOGIE DOWN, BARB AND BILL 63 AWARDS NIGHT LuAnn S. receives Pep Club Miss Spirit award from Mr. Molenda. Mr. Brigham presents Tami B. with the Betty Crocker Family Living award. Mr. Molenda gives out Heisy Awards to Kathy W. , Merrill P. , and Doug Z. 64 Mr. Fried hands out Student Council awards. Mr. Dugan presents the American Legion Govern- ment test awards to William F. and Tami B. SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES Norm Avery Mrs. Bishop showing a slide of Norway. 65 66 Del S. shouts his warning, Look out BELOW! m SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE MYSTERY OF CRAZY CANYON RANCH COWBOYS, INDIANS, and DUDES: Georgia Thayer . .......................Melanie Jennifer Fairchild......................LaRae Anne Payson.............................Clarie Peter Sheldon............................William Wild-Eyed Willie........................Carol Minnie Winnie Ninnie....................Della Standing Cow............................Tami Sheriff Jim Courtney....................Jim Elijah Stockbond........................Chris (The Maverick Kid) Phoebe Stockbond........................Peggy Miss Prim...............................Nora Student Director........................Nancy Stage Hands: Patti, Linda, Alena, LuAnn, Claude, and Paul 67 LEFT: High School Week Delegates: Peggy Dunn Melanie Trost, Patti Burdick. RIGHT: Brady's addition to the Society of Distinguished American High School Students: Amy Bishop, Melanie Trest, Patti Burdick, Katie Malone, Peggy Dunn, Tami Bishop, and Mike Styren. Boys State Delegate: Mik Styren, Girls' State Delegate: Katie Malone Jack Dugan awards the American Legion Citizenship Awards to Paul Koons, Tami Bishop and William Fitzgerald. Brady girls run away with four out of five Pondera County Junior Miss honors. Tami Bishop--2nd Runner-up Malanie Trost 1st Runner-up and Miss Talent Award Claire Rubens--Pondera County's 1976 Junior Miss Peggy Dunn—3rd Runner-up 68 ELEMENTARY Nancy Coffman Stephanie Fried Nancy Speed Colleen Whiteman Denny Zeigler Barbara Coffman Brian Dugan Brenda Earnheart Ty Fried Jennifer Leischner David Little Danny Long NOT PICTURED- Chris Preputin Loren Mannen Chris West Mrs. Dyer KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE SECOND AND Mrs. Larson Jamie Carlbom THIRD GRADES Gail Carter Barry Malone Carol Preitauer Jami Schlep Dawn Zeigler Tonya Zimbelman Anne Comeau Karen Deidrich Cheryl Leischner Dawn Lindgern Tammy Lindgern Brenda Whiteman 70 Scott Leischner Tim Molenda Mrs. Bouma FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE Roy Baumann Lorran Burdick Marie Carter Julie Dugan Tom Fagan David Long SIXTH GRADE Glenda Arps John Bergstrom Jeanne Comeau Kelsey Kauk Julie Carlbom Craig Holter 71 Tim Carter Todd Dugan Kirby Kauk Mary Hotter Diane Long Molly Malone Greg Peterson Karla Seidler Merri Soholt Scott Stevenson Rich Stevenson Mrs. Keith SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Mary Babcock Clark Baumann Tom Coughlin Pat Comeau Gary Holm Debbie Long Maureen Malone Steve Olson Dan Rossmiller John Soholt Dan Zigan Mr. Whiteman 72 A SQUAD Greg Petersen, Scott Stevenson, Tom Coughlin, Clark Baumann, Kirby Kauk, Gary Holm, John Soholt, Dan Rossmiller, Rich Stevenson, Todd Dugan, Coach Whiteman, Dan Zigan. Cheerleaders, Debbie Long, Mary Babcock, Maureen Ma lone. B SQUAD JUNIOR HIGH BASKET- BALL Roy Baumann, Roland Schlepp, Robert Rouns, Todd Dugan, Greg Petersen, Rich Stevenson, Tom Fagan, David Long, Coach Whiteman. Cheerleaders, Karla Seidler, Mary Holter, Molly Malone. CHEERLEADERS Debbie Long, Maureen Malone, Mary Babcock. Molly Malone, Karla Seidler, Mary Holter 74 ADVERTISING CARGILL Seed Cleaning Fertilizer and Chemicals Fermax Feeds Harlan Sehelt, Mngr. 753-2584 Brady, Montana EQUITY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION CONRAD IMPLEMENT CO. Cliff Paulsen, Mngr. Conrad, Montana John Deere and Caterpillar Quality Equipment Since 1937 76 FARMERS STATE BANK Congratulations Class of 1976! CONRAD CLEANERS Cleaning for particular people 417 South Main Conrad, Montana 66SERVICE CENTER North Main Conrad, Montana Bill and Rich With the latest in tune-ups equipment. 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