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

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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

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SENIORS BEGINNING 8

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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.