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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1979 volume:

ANNUAL STAFF AND PHOTOGRAPHERS I'm so confused! I'll bet ya thought I was Joy! I know I'm terrific! PHOOEY! That wasn't funny! See no evil, Hear no evil, and eat no evil! DEDICATION OF THE CLASS OF 79 Mrs. Anna Schlepp Mr. Bob Morris. We dedicate our annual to Anna Schlepp because of her unfailing help in school activities. She has always supported the extracurricular functions at Brady High School. She's cooked for us, kept up the spirit at basketball games and organized potluck dinners. It's her spirt that has gotten many others more invovled. We, the class of 1979, thank you. This dedication is for Mr. Morris. We owe him many thanks. He drives the buses for girl's basketball, the pep bus for the boys, keeps score at ball games, and advises National Honor Society. Mr. Morris, you've taught us many things. We've learned the anatomy of an earthworm, Einstein's Law of Relativity, how our bodies work and the chemical breakdown of compounds. Mr. Morris, we would like to say thank you for the time you've spent with us, the class of 79 , and how you've helped us prepare for the future. 2 BRADY HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION School Board. Standing, Left to Right: Milo Dunn, Lawrence Styren, Supt. Dick Molenda and Ralph Bishop. Sitting, Left to Right: Chairman Leroy Rouns, School Clerk Reba Donnell and Rodney Carlbom. Reba Donnell Working Hard! Dick Molenda deciding important questions. 4 THEY HELPED US LEARN AND GROW Delmar Fried Social Studies Robert Morris Science Larry Hull Barbara Malone English Commercial The happy homemaker of B.H.S. Leslie Pemble Cheryl Schlepp Special Education Home Ec. £ Music Rodney Tweet Coach Lucinda Sheldon Librarian Madam Malone 5 BUS DRIVERS, COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Be it rain, shine, snow, sleet, or hail the buses always try to make it through. Sue West, Dick Sangray and Dick Preputin, bus drivers. Dick Sangray, custodian. Dick Sangray, custodian. Besides helping the school, Dick is a Pondera County Deputy Sheriff. Betty Paulson, cook. Dorothy Rouns, cook. Bert Paulson, custodian and Community servant and an all-around nice guy. Also winner of the Jefferson Award in 1979. 6 iors SENIORS BEGINNING 8 The Histoiy of the Class of 1979 In the fall of 1979, 14 eager youngsters came to Brady for their first day of school. They were Elaine Armstrong, Clark Baumann, Ronnie Campbell, Kelly Coughlin, Patti Dunn, Cindy Hemry, Gary Holm, Karla Kauk, Neil McOmber, April Olson, Del Styren, Mark Thompson, Leif Tokerud and Mark Tronson. These 14 advanced on to second grade and stayed through the third grade with the addition of Kenneth Neil. In fourth grade we lost Ken; we lost Leif Tokerud, Elaine Armstrong, and Ronnie Campbell. We gained five new class members: Lyle Arps, Donna Gilpin, Jack Hylton, John Mendenhall and April Rubens. Lyle and April stayed with us, but Donna, Jack and John left. Rick Molenda joined us for fifth grade and Gary Holm stayed back. Three students joined us in sixth grade: Ron Campbell came back, Tim Rossmiller and Debbie Hamma came from the Knees area. In the seventh grade, we gained five new students: Joy and Jody Carlbom, Jack Reimer, Jeff Gordon, and Dave Zigan. We gained and lost Carl Chewning in the seventh grade. We also lost Rick Molenda and Jeff Gordon; we gained Lin Soholt in the eighth grade. Our Freshman Class grew as we added two new students and one old one. Our new students were Mae Speed, and Tracey Young. Rick Molenda returned and April Olson departed our company. We lost Kelly Coughlin, Tracey Young, and Mae Speed in our Sophomore year. Karla Kauk and Mark Tronson left us during our Junior year. Kelly Coughlin and April Olson came back to our fold for our Senior year. They joined 14 other Seniors, who will graduate on May 21, 1979. 9 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE President Del Styren On behalf of the class of 79 , I have been honored to bid farewell to Brady High School. Many of us have not yet realized that we will not be returning to further our education at B.H.S., but we'll be opening the doors to a whole new life. We'll be leaving from what has been our homes for 18 years and will be stepping into an ocean of totally different water. As our motto says; you have to lose sight of the shore before you can discover new oceans , we'll have to put our younger years in the back of our heads and profit from our past experiences. We can discover what is out in the world waiting for each and everyone of us. Tonight will be the last time that we will all be together as a group. We will have to say good-bye to the friends we have known and grown up with, to the school faculty who has given us so much, and the cooks and custodians who have made our school so much better. We will walk out the school doors for the last time tonight and go into the world to search for a new lifestyle. There is one thing I hope each of us remembers; you can only get out of life what you put into it. Tom Boehm Joy Carlbom Jody Carlbom Lin Soholt David Zigan Lyle Arps We cannot discover new oceans unless. . . Tim Rossmiller Debbie Hamma Kelly Coughlin Rick Molenda April Rubens We have the courage to lose sight of the shore. Class eolors: Jl'ight Blue. Silver, ami Dark flue. Class Mowers-. White Hoses ami flue Sorget-iue-nots. 12 Amilicar Acevado Hector Amilicar Acevedo C. Senior Play: 4 Basketball: 4 Lyle Arps Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Lettermans Club: 3,4. Lettermans Club Pres.: 4. Senior Play: 4. Tom Boehm Basketball: 2, 3, 4. Football: 4. Lettermans Club: 3, 4. Band: 2, 3, 4. Chorus: 2, 3, 4. Track: 3, 4. Senior Play: 4. Student Council: 4. Jody Carl bom Pep Club: 1, 2, 4. Library Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. S.A.E. : 4. Cheerleader: 2, 4. Senior Play: 4. All-School Play: 1, 2, 3, 4. Joy Carlbom Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Library Club: 1, 2, 4. Girls Basketball Mananger: 2. Cheerleader: 2. All-School Play: 1,3,4. Senior Play: 4. Pep Club Sec. : 3. Class Sec.: 2. Literary Club: 1,2. Chorus: 1, 3, 4. Drillteam: 1. Colorguard: 1,2. Kelly Coughlin S.A.E. : 1. Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Lettermans Club: 3, 4. Football: 1,4. Senior Play: 4. Track: 1. Pep Club: 4. Freshman Class V.P. : 1. Patti Dunn Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. B Cheerleader: 1. A Cheerleader: 2, 3. Track: 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club Tres. : 4. S.A.E. : 1, 2, 3, 4. S.A.E. Pres. : 3. S.A.E. Sec.: 4. N.H.S. : 3, 4. N.H.S.V.P. : 4. Letter Girls Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Letter Girls Club Sec. : 3. Letter Girls Club Pres. : 4. Student Council: 1, 2, 3, 4. School Board Rep. : 3. Sophomore President Junior V.P. Senior Sec. Co-Editor to Annual All-School Play: 2, 4. Senior Play: 4. Debbie Hamma Girls Basketball Cheerleader: 1, 2. Boys JV Cheerleader: 2. A Cheerleader: 3, 4. School Board Rep. : 4. Junior Secretary N.H.S. : 3, 4. N.H.S. Sec. : 4. All-School Play: 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play: 4. Literary Club: 1,2. Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. S.A.E.: 4. Library Club: 1,2. Student Council: 3,4. Chorus: 1,2. Cindy Hemry Pep Club: 1, 2, 3. Pep Club V.P. : 3. S.A.E. : 3, 4. Play Director: 3. Senior Play: 4. Track: 1,2. Basketball: 1, 2, 4. Annual Photographer: 4. Rick Molenda Football: 1. Football Co-Captain: 3,4. Bagketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Track: 1, 2, 3, 4. All-School Play: 1, 2, 3, 4. Junior Senior Play: 3. Senior Play: 4. S.A.E. : 1, 2. S.A.E. Sec. : 3. S.A.E. Pres. : 4. Lettermans Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. N.H.S.: 3. Sgt. of Arms: 4. Pep Club V.P.: 4. Girls Basketball Cheerleader: 4. Student Council: 1. Freshman Pres. Boys State Chorus: 1, 3, 4. Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. All-State Orchestra: 3. All-State Band: 4. American Music Hall of Fame: 4. Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4. Distinguished High School Student: 4 April Olson Pep Club: 1. Senior Play: 4. Tim Rossmiller Basketball: 2, 3. Senior Play: 4. April Rubens Pep Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. S.A.E. : 1, 2, 3, 4. N.H.S. : 3, 4. G.L.C. : 3, 4. S.A.E. Pres. : 4. G.L.C. Pres. : 3. 3rd Place Math Award: 3. Prom Queen: 3. Honor Roll: 1, 3, 4. B. Cheerleader: 1. A Cheerleader: 4. A Cheerleader: 4. Girls State: 3. Lin Soholt Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Football: 1,4. Pep Club: 4. Lettermans Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Senior Play: 4. All-School Play: 3,4. Junior Play: 3. Pep Club Pres. : 4. Del Styren Student Council V.P. : 3. Student Council Pres. : 4. N.H.S. : 3. N.H.S. Pres. : 4. Lettermans Club: 1, 2, 3, 4. Lettermans Club Pres. : 3. Lettermans Club V.P.: 4. Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll: 1, 2, 3, 4. All-School Play: 1, 2, 3. Junior Play: 3. Senior Play: 4. Junior Class President Senior Class President Football: 1, 3, 4. Football Co-Captain: 3,4. Track: 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Who's Who Among High School Students: 4. Distinguished High School Students: 4. David Zigan Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4. Football: 3. S.A.E. : 1, 2, 3. S.A.E. V.P. : 2, 3. Band: 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus: 3,4. All-School Play: 2, 3. Junior Play: 3. Senior Play: 4. Lettermans Club: 3,4. Track: 4. -'‘’ll -■sw SENIOR TRIP AT FLATHEAD V Baccalaureate Services Sunday, May 20,1979 at 7:30 p.m Brady High School Gymnasium Processional Invocation Music ••Thy Will Bo Don Baccalauieat Address Benediction Recessional Mrs Q� ryl Schlepp Mr Clarence Bo«hm Senior Class Members Rev John W Bullock Mr Clarence Boehm Mrs. Cheryl Schlepp Class of 1929 Paul Armstrong Mary Rose Bloomstrom 'Myrte! Bowman Hazel Bet land Castle Clifford Curtla Bernal Leary’ ffiherin Ward Otetl ( ) Deceased C S V X Lyle Penin Angus Rose .♦X 1979 BACCALAUREATE Far Left: Rev. Bullock Left: Tom Boehm leads in prayer. Below: The Seniors sing. 15 GRADUATION 1979 SENIOR HUMOR Stash it Tom! Lin, did you see that bird fly by? Archie Del Bunker. It's a plane! a Bird, It’s 17 Duh. Underclassmen JUNIOR FUNSHOTS Pucker Lips The mad drummer! Junior Hero! Maureen in deep thought! I dare you to say that again! The Explanation Molly Malone Tim Carter Kirby Kauk Clark LaRance Kathi Orcutt SOPHOMORES 21 JUNIORS ARE STUDIOUS 22 FRESHMEN 23 Gotta get Mr. Morris outta here! Hi Cutie 24 At least Ted's paying attention Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL: TODAY’S LEADERS Top Row: Glenda Arps, Kelsy Kauk, G Julie Carlbom. Second Row: Diane Long G Karla Seidler. Third Row; Mary Babcock, Maureen Malone, G Dan Rosmiller. Fourth Row: Mr. Fried, Patti Dunn G Tom Boehm. Bottom Row: Del Styren, Kirby Kauk, April Rubens, and Debbie Hamma. Pres. -D. Styren, V.P.-K. Kauk, Sec Tr. -A. Rubens, Sc. Bd. Rep. -D. Hamma Each high school class elects three Student Council Members. These members are the classe's President, Secretary Treasurer and Student Council Representative. The members serve one year terms and represent the interests of Brady High School Students. Student Council looks for ways to improve B.H.S. and tries to solve school problems. Student Council provides school leadership; it organizes and supervises selected school activities. Student Council sponsored a benefit meal for Tom Boehm and his family. Student Council supervised the fall B.H.S. magazine drive. The members of Student Council held a blanket toss at the second Dutton-Brady basketball game. They raised $37.10 for Multiple Sclerosis research. Student Council also does other activities. April Rubens or Del Styren lead the school staff and students in the Pledge of Allegiance each morning. Del or April a so give out each day's announcements. 26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The qualifications for N.H.S. membership are high. The Brady High School teachers select juniors and seniors who've performed community service activities, provided school and community leadership and maintained a B average for two years. These N.H.S. members provide school leadership in academics, sports and other school functions. These students have collected and sold many aluminum cans, and held two bake sales to finance their annual activities. They have purchased new trees and will plant them on the school grounds. Top right: Officers Del Styren-Pres., Patti Dunn-V. Pres., Debbie Hamma- School Board Rep. , and Rick Molenda-Sgt. of Arms Bottom left: Patti Dunn, Rick Molenda, Del Styren, Debbie Hamma, April Rubens, Debbie Long, and Mr. Morris-Advisor. 27 TTER CLUBS Mr. Fried. Second :t to Right: President ice Pres.: Maureen Tr.: Molly Malone Officers, Left to Right: President: Lyle Arps, Vice Pres.: Del Styren Sec. Tr.: Tom Boehm The purpose of the Letter Clubs is to encourage participation in high school inter- :holastic activities. The clubs did such things as selling baseball caps and district ornament ads. They also held a beef raffle to raise money to pay for out-of-town eals. The girls held their annual banquet February 14, 1979, while the boys had their mnnflf Ar v i1 1 1 1 J7Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The qualifications for N.H.S. membership are high. The Brady High School teachers select juniors and seniors who have performed community service activities, provided school and community leadership, and maintained a B average for two years. These N.H.S. members provide school leadership in academics, sports, and other school functions. These students have collected and sold many aluminum cans, and held two bake sales to finance their annual activities. They have purchased ne trees and will plant them on the school grounds. Officers are from bottom to top: Del Styren- President; Patti Dunn- Vice President; Debbie Hamma- Secretary; Rick Molenda- Sgt. of Arms. The other members are April Rubens-left, and Debbie Long, the newest member, lower right. Our advisor for N.H.S. is Mr. Morris, below 29 LIBRARY CLUB Standing, left to right: Merri Soholt, Julie Carlbom, Molly Malone, Jody Carlbom, and Miss Sheldon. Sitting, left to right: Debbie Long, Mary Babcock, Diane Long. Not pictured, Joy Carlbom. Officers seated left to right: Debbie Long, Mary Babcock, and Diane Long. The Library Club spent a three day weekend at Fairmont Hotsprings. 30 STUDENTS ACTION FOR EDUCATION Officers ofS.A.E. President: Rick Molenda, Vice-President: Debbie Long, Secretary Treasurer: Patti Dunn Row 1: K. Seidler, K. Kauk, J. Carlbom, L. Hemry, Mr. Hull. Row 2: M. Soholt, A. Rubens, D. Hamma, G. Arps, R. Molenda, D. Long. Row 3: J. Carlbom, J. Soholt, P. Dunn The members of S.A.E. help the teachers teach the elementary students. They drill the students in spelling, help the students with special problems, read to them, and correct papers. S.A.E. also helped Miss Pemble and the elementary teachers put on Christmas and Halloween parties. S.A.E. members will visit different schools and bring back information on how to improve Brady High School. 31 V PEP CLUB CHEERED US ON Pep Club Officers. Left to Right: President: Lin Soholt Secretary: Debbie Long Treasurer: Patti Dunn Vice President: Rick Molenda Pep Club members cheer Brady teams to victory, generate school spirit, and sell food at the games. Pep Club decorates the school hall's, athlete's lockers and makes inspirational posters. Pep Club members sponsored a potluck supper and gave the varsity basketball team a good Divisional send-off. Pep Club sponsors a Spring Mother's Tea, which honors the Senior Mothers. Top Row: Mr. Molenda, Joy C., Gary H. Second Row: Jody C., Alma G. Third Row: Karla 5., Glenda A. Fourth Row: Debbie H., Julie C. , Merri 5., Amilcar A., Fifth Row: April R., Tom B., Sixth Row: Kathi O. , Diane L. Seventh Row: Lin S., Rick M. , Debbie L ., Patti D. Mother's Tea-1979. 32 Actvities FRESHMAN INITIATION Ted, aren't we lovely! You Don't Say! Gain alittle weight, Julie? Creature from OuterSpace 34 I'm ready for anything. HOMECOMING Queen Patti Dunn; King Tom Boehm Freshman Candidates Tom Boehm and Debbie Hamma Sophomore Candidates Gregg Orcutt and Debbie Long Junior Candidates John Soholt and Senior Candidates Lin Soholt and Patti Maureen Malone Dunn NATIONAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES 36 THESPIAN ACT Smiles, gigles, and laugh... CLASS OF “79” PERFORM. . . What did you say couch... Hi.. .There.. .Watch out... ALL SCHOOL PLAY It was a comedy in which some members of the family did their best to destroy, the Chairman of the Board of Henshaw Industries. TO NO AVAIL... SENIOR PLAY This is the last time the class of 1979 will perform together again. So here they are WHAT A BUNCH OF CLOWNS... 37 J UA lO R - _ P OAf 1979 JUNIOR PROM King: Dan Zigan Queen: Maureen Malone Theme: Moonlight Fantasy Band: Wildlife 39 AWARDS NIGHT Mr. Morris presents the Math Awards to Patti D., Debbie L. , and April R. Mr. Hull presents pins to officers ofS.A.E. Pres. Rick M., Sec. Patti D., and V.P. Debbie L. Mr. Morris presents first year Honor Roll pins to Glenda A., Julie C., Kelsy K., Kirby K., Molly M., and Rich S. Mr. Morris presents Honor Roll 4- yr. pins to Debbie L., Patti, D., and Rick M. Mr. Hull presents first year S.A.E. pins to Jody C., Debbie H., Merri S., Glenda A., Jule C., and Kelsy K. F — ik M-! V at 8y P T n feJ V.,. Swearing In Ceremony of 79 80 Student Council Officers. Pres. Del S., Sec. April R., Pres. Kirby K., V.P. Debbie H., V.P. Rich S., and Sec. Karla S. 40 STUDENTS INVADE THE COLLEGES High School Week- Bozman Those who attended Bozeman were, from left to right, Dave Zigan, Patti Dunn, and Amilcar Acevedo. U Of M Days Missoula Cindy Hemry, April Rubens, and Rick Molenda (not pictured) participated in U of M Days activities. Girl’s State Delegate Mary Babcock is Brady’s 1979 Girls’ State Delegate. She will attend camp this summer in Helena for one week where she’ll have the chance to visit our state’s capital and become informed of the working's of the government on the local, state, and national level. JUNIOR—SENIOR BANQUET Parents enjoying their meal. Wake up April! Kelly, you got your picture in the annual. BRADY HIGH SCHOOL BAND Front Row: Julie Dugan, Tim Molenda, Tina Speed, Rolland Schlepp, Del Tyren, Julie Carlbom, and Merri Soholt. Second Row: Karla Seidler, Debbie Long, Rick Molenda, John Soholt, Marie Carter, Robert Rouns, Tom Boehm, Greg Petersen, Lin Soholt, and Dave Zigan. Standing: Mrs. Schlepp, Kelsy Kauk, and Patti Dunn. 43 BRADY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Top Row: Standing. Lin Soholt. Second Row: Left to Right. Tom Boehm, Patti Dunn and Rick Molenda. Third Row: John Soholt, Merri Soholt, Kelsy Kauk and Greg Petersen. Fourth Row: David Zigan, Karla Seidler, Lucinda Hemry, Jody Carlbom and Amilicar Acevedo. Bottom Row: Mrs. Schlepp, Joy Carlbom, April Rubens, Tim Boehm, Debbie Long, Julie Carlbom and Alma rosa Granados. Greg Petersen sings O Little River High School Chorus did a super job a Spring Concert. They opened singing Brighten Up My Soul and closed with Nothing Without Love. Kelsy Kauk sings Come Again, Sweet Love. 44 1979 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM CHOIR AND ART SHOW 45 BRADY’S HEROES OF THE GRIDIRON Coach Tweet began practice drills one week before school opened. Brady had 12 boys turn out for football. Coach Tweet gave us our equipment and we headed to the football field. Everyone had a good time and liked our new coach, Mr. Tweet. We won two games and lost five. The season was fairly successful, considering the experience of the players involved. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Tweet, Tim Carter, Gary Holm, Greg Petersen, Rick Molenda, Lin Soholt, Tom Boehm, John Soholt, Kelly Coughlin, Rich Stevenson Kneeling, Left to Right: Debbie Hamma, Jody Carlbom, April Rubens, Del Styren, Managers: Robert Rouns and Barry Malone. Kathi Orcutt, Kelsey Kauk, and Karla Seidler. Coach Tweet’s Comments: BRADY FOOTBALL SCORES IN 1978 I was pleased with the team's performance. The boys who turned out worked hard and scored one or more touchdowns in every game. I hope the squad will be larger next year and the Bulldogs can have conference status. Brady-28 Brady-8 Brady- 16 Brady-48 Bradyrl8 Brady-8 Brady-24 Geyser-0 Box Elder-46 Rudyard-44 Geyser-14 Centerville-36 Power-49 Dutton-34 Kirby Kauk eats the ball, and goes down hard; but doesn't commit a turnover. 47 WE ATE OUR WHEATIES!!! great blocking? ? ? No gain again!! I! But coach The action behind you!! Someone blocked ?? S cks, backs, hacks!! Good pass??? BRADY GIRLS DO WELL IN SEASON Kneeling: Julie C., Maureen N., Diane L., Debbie L., Cindy H., April R., Standing: Mr. Fried, Kelsy K., Glenda A., Mary B., Mooly M., Kathi O., Patti D., Merri S. Who’s Got Who? The girl's basketball team played well throughout the season, and they finished in second place. They worked hard to win the District Tournament; however their inexperience caught up with them and they finished fifth. It was a satisfying year mainly because a young team matured quickly, and the girls always thought of teamwork first. When everyone congratulated them, the girls said they enjoyed themselves, and that they are determined to win the District Tourney next year. 49 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL-A GOOD YEAR Patti Dunn Co-Captain Best F.G. 96- 37° 1st Team All - Conference Brady-Augusta Invitational Brady 34 Dutton 26 Brady 25 Augusta 44 Conference Record Brady 35 Power 26 Brady 32 Geyser 54 Brady 50 Geraldine 25 Brady 29 Dutton 24 Brady 26 Centerville 27 Brady 45 Stanford 36 Brady 45 M.S.D. B. 15 Brady 40 Highwood 42 Brady 46 Augusta 38 Brady 40 Power 25 Brady 27 Dutton 20 Brady 54 Geraldine 30 Brady 68 M.S.D. B. 22 Brady 39 Augusta 36 District Tournament Brady 43 Stanford 28 Brady 38 Augusta 39 Brady 32 Geyser 36 Molly Malone Co-Captain Best F.T. % - 51.4° 2nd Team All-Conference Del strides it out. Behind the scenes. Fly like an eagle. 52 Yum! Thats good, Scott. Betcha I can beatcha. Kirby goes up. Do you think it was something I said? Rick kicks off. Tumble on the 10. Del shoots for two. . BULLOGS ENJOY SUCCESSFUL YEAR Standing, Left to Right: J.V. Coach Mr. O'Dell, Del Styren, Rich Stevenson, Kelly Coughlin, Tom Boehm, Kirby Kauk, Rick Molenda, Lin Soholt, Lyle Arps, John Soholt, Gary Holm, Dave Zigan, Scott Stevenson, Coach Rod Tweet. Kneeling: Left to Right: April Rubens, Kathi Orcutt, Rollie Schlepp, Karla Seidler, and Debbie Hamma. Brady Bullogs-1978 79 Brady Bulldogs in 1978 79 Brady-59 Simms-52 Brady-53 Fairfield-67 Brady-72 M.S.D.B. -28 Brady - 6 8 H ighwood - 5 9 Brady-64 Power-51 Brady-75 Geyser-44 Brady - 63 Dutton - 74 Brady-77 Geraldine-64 Brady-91 Centerville-92 Dbl.O.T. Brady -74 Stanfo rd - 68 Brady-73 M.S.D.B.-28 Brady - 6 7 Highwood - 51 Brady-75 Augusta-56 Brady-54 Centerville-57 Dbl.O.T. Brady-60 Power-46 Brady-77 Stanford- 85 Brady-61 Augusta-49 Brady - 74 Geraldine - 66 Brady-69 Dutton-63 Brady-80 Geyser-68 Coach Tweet's Season Comments: I would like to thank all the players and Rollie Schlepp for the time and effort they put into last season. Few people realize the amount of co- operation it takes from everyone to have a successful season. I especially want to thank the bus drivers and cheerleaders for their enthusiastic support. The seniors deserve a special pat on the back. We looked to them for leadership and they really came through. I'm grateful to them because they made my first year of coaching an easier one. We had a successful year, even if we didn't go to the State Tournament. The team improved steadily all year and played their best game of the season against Box Elder. We almost beat the Bears and I'm proud of the Brady Bulldogs. 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION SHOTS Hold on! Never a dull moment. Tenacious Defense Uugh! New Dance Lin? WE’RE ROUGH! WE’RE TOUGH! 55 Rick M. DISTRICT AND DIVISIONAL TOURNEY I got the ball. .. That away Del, miss again! I sure got him there! THE BULLDOG BARKS- There are three seniors on the team that has been to Divisional the last three years. Four seniors have been on our state team the past two years. Each year, we've had the potential to win it, but have had to settle for third and fifth. Realistically, the team we have this year could be the last team to go to state, at least for the near future. We have seven seniors on the team and I hope the seniors will especially help propel us toward state. I also hope the community supports the team at state. We'd especially like to thaak the parents and the Brady people for their generous support. District Tournament Scores Brady- 64 Highwood- 56 Brady- 59 Stanford- 55 Brady- 48 Dutton- 69 Divisional Tournament Scores Brady- 63 Denton- 61 Brady- 68 Box Elder- 80 Brady- 54 Rudyard- 76 56 The Bulldogs show their spirit! Disco Fever! Lin tells us how it is. Give 'em all you got, cheerleaders! April cheers them on! BULLDOG SPIRIT Goodies! A good pep rally?!? Rich pigs down and goes bananas. 57 Upper Left: Kathi O. Debbie H. Karla S. and April R. Upper Right: J.V.-Merri S. and Julie C. , Lower: Karla S. Debbie H. April R. and Kathi O. VARSITY AND J.V. CHEERLEADERS BOYS’ TRACK—1979 Del turns it on in the 100 Yd. Dash Tom pushes hard in the 440 Relay. Rich strains to win the 440 Yd. Dash. Kirby let's it fly. He will go to the State Meet in missoula this year. He'll compete in long and triple jump. Gary runs a good 440 Relay leg. 59 The Handoff. BOY’S TRACK—1979 Kirby leaps high in the triple jump. He took first place in the District Meet. He qualified for the long jump too and we wish him lots of luck. Del runs hard in the 180 low hurdles. He took fourth in the District Meet. He won the right to compete in the State Meet and we hope he wins. Gary clears the bar in the pole vault. He will compete in the State Meet. He placed Fifth in the District Meet, clearing 11 Feet even. 60 Our fans really supported the Bulldogs this year and the Senior Class thanks all of you. GIRLS’ TRACK—1979 Patti lets it fly! Patti placed fourth at the Divisional Meet and won the right to go to the State Meet in Missoula. She also threw, during the season, the shot and discus and ran in the 880 and the mile. Molly, throw it far! Molly also threw the discus and ran in the mile run. She competed in the two mile run during the season too. Merri, get it out there! Merri was a fierce competitor and always tried hard to win. Go for it Glenda! Glenda also threw the discus and the javelin during the season. 61 GIRLS’ TRACK—1979 Jump high, Julie! Julie is a versatile athlete; she competed in the long jump and ran the 220 and 440 yard dashes. Julie placed fifth in the high jump at the Divisional Meet and earned a trip to the State Meet in Missoula. Up, Up, and Away! Kelsy contributed much to Girls' Bulldog Track. She did the high jump and the long jump. Kelsy also ran in the 220, 440, and the 880 yard dashes. She always worked hard and tried to better her time at each meet. Stride it out, Kelsy Stretch out there and win, April! April's specialty is the 80 Yard Low Hurdles. She took third place in this event at the Divisional Meet and did make it to the finals at the State Meet. April is a fierce competitor and sets her track goals high. She also competed in the 110 Yard Low Hurdles and ran the 880 Yard Dash this season. Go get them, Bulldogs! OUTSTANDING TRACK BOY AND GIRL KIRBY KAUK AND APRIL RUBENS Above: Kirby placed 1st in the triple jump indivisional. Left: April placed 3rd in the 80 yd. low hurdles at divisional. 63 Brady Students as they've never been seen before! B.H.S. FUN SHOTS—FAVORITE SCENES Whatsa matter, cornflake?1 I'm so adorable!.M The wet look is back. Smoking Vegatables???? Kirby- the balerina Julie C. -Computer Whiz Come here and say that Ted- hard at work??? 66 1 , ir+ KINDERGARTNERS-STARTING OUT Maurice Danny Bates Campbell Keren Hull Tina Cory Marshall Tollefson Wenonah Steven West Zeigler Derrel Payton FIRST GRADERS-GOING ON Mrs. Kauk Dustin Dugan Lorie Heath Gollehon Hollands worth Kari Hull Heather Johnson 68 You don't say! SECOND GRADERS Marcee Corbell Theresa Dugan THIRD GRADERS Loren Dentyn Nancy Mannen Zeigler Speed Nancy Randy Coffman Rossmiller FOURTH GRADERS Harry Barbara Bolinger Coffman Brian Dugan Ty Nikki Fried Hollandsworth Mrs. Bourn a FIFTH GRADERS Kim Richelle Hollandsworth Lamma Karen Jerad Diedrich Hollandsworth Barry Angela Malone Marshall Jami Dawn Tanya Schlepp Zeigler Zimbelman 70 SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Roger Lamma Roy Roy Weikum Young Tim Molenda EIGHTH GRADE Ward Orcutt Roy Baumann Robert Rouns Marcy Marshall Julie Dugan Julie Rouns Lorran Burdick Tina Speed Marie Carter Karen Wiekum Tom Fagan 71 Chuck Young Rollie Schlepp Michele Lamma Mrs. Keith JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Mr. Molenda, coach, T. Hall, B. Malone, T. Molenda, R. Rouns, R. Schlepp, T. Fagan, R. Weikum, W. Orcutt, L. Burdick, M. Marshall, J. Dugan, cheerleaders BOYS GIRLS Brady 41 Sunburst 51 Brady 57 Kevin 20 Brady 21 Power 12 Brady 53 Kevin 14 Brady 34 Augusta 22 Brady 5 Dutton 6 Brady 43 High wood 20 Brady 38 Centerville 21 Brady 25 Sunburst 27 Brady 32 Valier 35 Brady 45 Valier 38 Brady 17 Augusta 6 Brady 25 Dutton 42 Brady 46 Power 28 Brady 25 Power 19 Brady 51 Centerville 27 Brady 61 Sunburst 50 Brady 25 Augusta 9 Brady 35 Power 23 Brady 42 Dutton 37 Brady 12 Dutton 19 Brady 55 High wood 9 Brady 52 Augusta 27 Brady 21 Centerville 1 Mr. Molenda, coach, L. Burdick, M. Carter, K. Weikum, J. Rouns, M. Marshall, T. Speed, J. Dugan R£KVS Jerry Walston - Elmer Jensen Qi cmsi n coast smiTi Phone 278-5842 Conrad, Montana 59425 Greenhouse and Gift Shop 1102-4th Ave SW Phone: 278-3441 Conrad, Mt. HELEN'S OF CONRAD CONRAD CLEANERS Always Ready and Waiting to Serve You. Latest Fashion for Misses and Juniors Cleaning for Particular People 417 South Main Conrad, MT 278-5343 Hennessy Lumber Co. INDEPENDENT OBSERVER Congratulations to Brady High School on a Wonderful Year Pondera County Seat Weekly ‘‘Best of luck graduates!” JACK, LEE, Publisher Art Supplies — Commercial Printing Conrad, Montana 278-5561 FRED'S SUPERMARKET UBC MARTIN'S JEWELRY Diamonds Complete Shopping Center Brady, Montana 59416 UNITED BUILDING CENTER Conrad Montana Watches Fine Jewelry 408 So. Mam Conrad, Mt. Gifts for Everyone Phone 278-3331 74 Congratulations and Best Wishes Pondera Bank of Montana Coast Trading Inc. Oscar Diedrich Mgr. Brady, Montana 753-2311 Seed Cleaning, Fertilizer and Chemicals '-C' • ——r—-- Harlan Soholt Mgr. Brady, Montana 753-2584 Equity Co-op Your one-stop headquarters Fuels, Fertilizers, Merchandise Complete Grain Facilities IV Lowell Babcock Mgr. PONDERA TV We Repair TV's Stero's Radios 324 South Front Conrad, Montana 278-3824 John Deere and Caterpillar Quality Equipment Since 1937 t 76 Peggy and Ben Lowe Log Cabin Bar Brady Montana Congratulations Class of “79” Massey Ferguson Your Massy Ferguson and Steiger Dealer Serving Northern Montana and Surrounding Areas NORTHWEST FARM EQUIPMENT Conrad Montana 728-3273 77 ARNOTS FURNITURE CARPETS APPLIANCES Conrad, Montana Phone: 278-5581 BEN FRANKLIN We bring variety to life PONDERA VILLIAGE SHOPPING CENTER Phone: 278-5311 CONRAD FLOWER SHOP GAMBLE’S STORE 412 SOUTH MAIN CONRAD, MT. PHONE: 278-3712 302 South Main Street CONRAD, MT. 59425 Phone 278-5951 Podera Drug and Jewelers CONRAD,MONTANA ZIMBELMAN AUCTION The best little Auction Co. The Colonel YOUR FULL SERVICE AUCTION COMPANY BRADY, MT. Phone: 753-2306 PORTRAITS HEIRLOOM FAMILIES PORTRAITS WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS J J IMPLEMENT by: MONTE BERZEL 211 So. Main Conrad, Montana (406) 278-5641 Conrad, Mt. Phone: 278-5594 78 KUT’N KURL Always Have a Good Time at Complete Hair Service for Men Women and Boys MAC’S BAR in Conrad Montana Princess Nyla Cosmetics Across From Courthouse 19 4th Ave. SW. Conrad, MT 278-5941 VALENTINE’S GARLAND DEVON JANTZEN J.C. Penney’s WHISTLE STOP RHODES North Montana’s Finest Ladies' Shop Conrad Phone: 278-3611 410 South Main Conrad, Montana Retail Store - 278-5913 Catalogue - 278-5528 SCHULTZ LUMBER CO. House of Charles Lumber and Building Materials Pondera Village Shopping Center Conrad, MT 278-3141 Conrad, Montana DRAKES DRUG AND GIFT SHOP Always have a Hallmark Good Time Cards, Fine China at Crystal, Wheelchairs MAC’S BAR Sales and Rentals in Conrad Montana Conrad Montana ROGER and CAROLE Say: You’re Never A Strange At the LARIAT BAR Conrad, Montana Bliss Cycle Sales Yamaha and Honda Motorcycles Yamaha and Skidoo Snowmobiles Honda Generators and Rototillers Conrad, Montana Dutton State Bank Your Home Owned Bank Serving The Wheat Center of Montana Johnson’s Standard Gary and LaVerne Johnson Dutton, Montana Also on farm Service Atlas TBA Standard Oil Prod. Wright Motors Inc. Pontiac, Chevrolet Oldsmobile, Buick Horse Trailers Pickup Toppers Conrad, Mont. 278-7575 CONRAD PRODUCTION CREDIT ASS'N AND FEDERAL LAND BANK ASS'N OF CONRAD Corner of 6th and Mam “One Stop Credit Service” Phone: 278 5557 Conrad The Class of 1979 Would Like To Thank All Our Patrons