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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

THE BULLDOG PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1980 EDITOR MAUREEN MALONE ASSISTANT EDITOR .............MARY BABCOCK PHOTOGRAPHERS ...........JOHN SOHOLT GARY HOLM DAN ROSSMILLER MAUREEN MALONE STAFF .........TOM COUGHLIN TOM MILLER DELL OLSEN STEVE OLSON DEBBIE LONG GREG ORCUTT ADVISOR .....MR. LARRY HULL THEY MADE OUR BOOK Steve Olson Sales Mgr. Debbie Long Business Mgr. Maureen Malone Editor Mr. Hull Annual Advisor There are many problems that face an annual staff, deadlines, finances, photography, and time. But thanks to these people, we were able to pre- sent this annual to you. 2 DEDICATION 1980 Reba Donnell has been the pillar of strength behind the school board for the past 25 years, and it is to her that this 1980 Bulldog is dedicated. She has shown unselfish devotion to her job and has been a staunch supportor of Brady’s numerous activities. When called upon to do something, Reba never hesitates. It is altogether fitting and proper that she be the recipient of this dedication. Thank you, Reba for a job well-done and we hope that you will always be there when we need you. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE This year’s greatness stems from the cooperation of an excellent staff, school board, and community. Our school system, through the efforts of it’s students in all grades, shows pride and benevolence. The theme of the year, “Leadership from the Ground Up”, epitomized daily by our students, must be encouraged, supported, and emphasized by parents and other adults. Only through our best efforts in support of good education, will the best efforts of our young people be known. Do your part, keep our school system growing with an united pride and spirit. Be thoughtful and active. 5 Jeremy Hebnes Brittnie Hebnes STAFF OF B.H.S. John Hebnes Reba Donnell Lori Tollefson Robert Morris Larry Hull Delmar Fried Barbara Malone Rodney Tweet Kerry O’Dell Beth Schindele 6 NECESSITORS OF B.H.S School Board. Standing. I eft to Right: Dave Foresman, Milo Dunn. Supt. John Hebnes. Sit- ting, Left to Right: Rod Carlbom, Lawrence Styren, Clerk Reba Donnell. Chairman Leroy Rounds. The school board’s job is to make policies by which the school is run. The superintendent along with the board make the budget along with many other hard decisions. This job re- quires many long hours and we feel our board does a very good job. Thanks Head cook: Dorothy Rouns, Asst, cook: Betty Paul- son Dorothy and Betty have done an outstanding job in preparing the lunch program. Besides fixing noon meals, they make sandwiches for bus trips and orange juice for after basketball practices. We, the class of 1980, would like to take this opportunity to thank the cooks for a job well done. Bus Driver: Dick Sangray Bus Driver: Bert Paulson Custodians: Bert Paulson and Dick Sangray Bert and Dick have one of the most important, but least pub- licized jobs around the school. They do all the yard work, work on buses, clean the H.S. and Elementary, work on the track, etc. Thanks for all of the hard work done. The bus driving job is one with alot of responsibilities. It re- quires driving in all types of weather. All of the credit should go to Dick P., Bert, Dick S., and Roy. Thanks for a job well done. Bus Driver: Roy Walker Bus Driver: Dick Preputin 7 PRESIDENTS FAREWELL MESSAGE PRESIDENT: Mary Celeste Babcock Parents, faculty, fellow students, and friends: As the president of the class of 1980, I have been honored by my classmates to present their feelings on this special occasion. As we leave the doors of Brady High School, 1 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. We are now standing here with our diplomas in our hands, which is a 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 and teachers hoped for when they gave us the knowledge we needed. We can best express our appreciation by living in a way that we will make those who have helped us, proud of being 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 most important, how to love. For without your love we wouldn't have made it this far. To our teachers who have given us their encouragement, advice, and most of all, their time, we thank you for your guidance through the years. There is one important thing that we have acquired during our years at Brady High School, and that is friendship. So to our friends, we shall never forget you. For you have given us a friendship that will last in our hearts forever. We will always have fond memories of BHS, and without the friends we have, there would be no memories. Each of us will cherish these memories. 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. Now 1 shall quote from an English educator. Canon Drinkwater, You educate to some extent by what you say. more by what you do. and still more by what you are; but most of all by the things you love. s Now for the class of 1980, I bid you farewell. THE CLASS WITH CLASS “1980” Thomas I ee Coughlin PARENTS: Mr. Lyle Coughlin Mrs. Donna Schwab BIRTHDAY: May 28. 1962 Gary Dean Holm PARENT: Mrs. Joy Holm BIRTHDAY: December 28. 1960 Debra Ann Long PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Forest Long BIRTHDAY: December 23. 1961 Mary Maureen Malone PARENT: Mrs. Barbara Malone BIRTHDAY: February 23. 1962 Thomas Earl Miller PARENTS: Mr. Ralph Miller Mrs. Esther Austin BIRTHDAY: February 19. 1962 CLASS MOTTO: ONE STEP TOWARDS LIFE’S DESTINY 10 Dell Myron Olson PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Norman Olson BIRTHDAY: December 6, 1961 % Daniel Lee Rossmiller PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Rossmiller BIRTHDAY: June 26, 1962 Steven Kent Olson PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Oliver Olson BIRTHDAY: January 11, 1962 Gregory Douglas Orcutt PARENTS: Mr. Jim Orcutt Mrs. Betty Carleton BIRTHDAY: September 11. 1961 John Hans Soholt PARENTS: Mr. Mrs. Harlan Soholt BIRTHDAY: December 19. 1961 CLASS COLORS: DARK BLUE LIGHT BLUE SILVER CLASS FLOWERS: LIGHT BLUE CHRYSANTHEMUMS WHITE ROSES n ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ma:ry Babcock- Library Club 1, 2, 3-VP, 4; SAE 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Letter Club 1-Sec., 2, 4; Fresh. Sec. Tres.; Soph. Sec. Tres.; Jr. Rep.; Sr. Pres.; All Schooi Play 4; Senior Play 4; Asst. Editor Annual School Paper. Tom Coughlin- Transferred from White Bear, Minnesota. Basketball 1,2,3, 4: Track 4; Senior Play 4. Cary Holm- Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1, 3; Track 1,2,3,4; All School Play 2,3, 4; letter Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 3,4-VP; SAE 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,3,4; Senior Play 4; Fresh. VP.; Soph. Pres. Debbie Long- Pep Club 1, 2, 3-Sec., 4-Sec.; N.H.S. 3, 4-Pres.; SAE 1, 2, 3-VP, 4; Library Club 1, 2- Pres., 3-VP, 4-VP; Student Council 1; Letter Club 2,3,4-Pres.; Track Manager 1, 3, 4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Paper and Annual Staff. Maureen Malone- Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain; Track 1, 2, 4; JV Cheerleader 1; Var. Cheer- leader 4; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Queen 3; Fresh.-class St. Council Rep.; Soph.-class St. Council Rep.; Jr.-class Sec. Tres.; Sr.-class Sec.Tres.; N.H.S. 4-VP; Pep Club 1,4; Library Club 1, 4; SAE 1; Letter Club 2,3-VP, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; Annual and Paper Staff Editor. Tom Miller- Transferred from Frenchtown; Wrestling 1, 2; Basketball 4; Track 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 4; ZOO 3; Senior Play 4; All School Play 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4. Dell Olson- Senior Play 4. Steve Olson- Senior Play 4. (Ireg Orcutt- Basketball 2, 4; Football 1, 2,3; Senior Play 4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4-VP; Student Council 2, 4. Danny Rossmiller- Football 1; All School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Soph.-class VP; Jr.class Pres.; Sr.-class VP. John Soholt- Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Football 1, 2,3; Pep Club 4; SAE 1, 2, 3,4; Letter Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; All School Play 1, 2, 4. IN THE BEGINNING CLASS HISTORY Maureen M. Dell O. Greg O. In the fall of 1969, 11 excited youngsters entered the classrooms of Brady to begin their first day of school and first step in their journey that would last for 12 years. The members were Mary Babcock, Tommy Coughlin, Patty Comes, Lori Dillman, Sherri Eliason. Teresa McOmber, Tena McOmber, Steve Olson, Patty Payton, Mark and Mike Urton. As we advanced to 2nd grade, we lost Lori and Patty P. but received Leala McCullom as a new face. We all made it to 3rd grade and Maureen Malone, Terry Sherping, and Doak Wofford joined in on our journey. On our way to 4th grade, we lost Teresa and Tena along with the Urton brothers. To make up for the loss though, were Clark Bauman, Debbie Long, John Mendenhall, Dale Rasmussen, and Danny Rossmiller. We all moved along to 5th grade with only one new addition, he was Gary Holm. In sixth grade, we made a big exchange: John M., Dale R., and Doak W., left and Athena Buchfinck, Kim and Karen Ord, Kim Riemer and Dan Zigan joined us. In seventh grade the new faces of Dan Mullins, John Soholt, and John Wills joined us. Our eighth grade graduating class consisted of all of us except Dan Mullins, John Wills, Athena Buchfinck, Kim and Karen Ord, and Kim Riemer and the only addition to it was Pat Comeau. Now we began our last four years. Our Freshman class consisted of 10 members. Mary B., Clark B., Gary H., Debbie L.. Maureen M.. Steve O., Danny R., John S., and Dan Z., and also a new member Michele Hannon. We had one loss and two gains our sophomore year. The loss was Michele Hannon and the gains were Mona Lesto and Greg Orcutt. Mona was an exchange student and didn’t go into our junior year with us, but our next addition was Dell Olson. During our senior year we lost Clark B., but gained Tom Miller. Now the class that is graduating has come to the end of just one of their many journeys in life. Tom M. Steve O. Dan R. We’ve come along way. John S. SENIOR TRIP AT FLATHEAD 14 A long day on the trail, Cowboy Gary? Sunbathing beauties! I’m completely agog!! Shootin’ the rapids, kids? Draw, Partner!! A little pinch between my cheek and gum. f GRADUATION OF “1980” Commencement Speaker: Jerry Sullivan Maureen received the Salutatorian award. Here she’s receiving the Farmer’s State Bank Scholarship, valued at $300. She also received the Dutton Masonic Scholarship valued at $200. Debbie received the Valedic- torian Scholarship and many other awards and scholar- ships to aid her in her future schooling. Debbie is with her parents, Forest and Jeanne Long. John S. receives his diploma. Greg O. finally makes it. Karla and Kelsy sang well at graduation. 16 World here I come! Chuck LaRance Karla Kately Ward Orcutt 17 FAREWELL LOOK AT THE CLASS OF ’80 ‘Don’t get too HIGH, John!” “Is she a ”10”? More like a ”5 V ” You drive ME up the wall, Gary!” Daniel ‘Little Napoleon’ Rossmiller” “you can’t hide, Maureen. That might go off. Deb!” ME INDIAN!!!’ I can’t chew and type at the same time!” What? Me Worry?!’ CLASS OF 81 No Photo Available Tim Carter Clark LaRance Kirby Kauk Todd Dugan Karla Seidler Kathy Orcutt Merri Soholt Tom Leys Creg Petersen Richard Stevenson Scott Steveson Diane Long Zoanne McKinney Molly Malone 20 JUNIOR DINGBATS «� KfP in fhriixrti. m Jriik Juniors, working? Ugh! “THE CLASS OF 82” 23 Cheer up Julie it’s not that bad! “Whatcha got on your mind, Cory?’ A Fond Farewell by Mr. Larry Hull The time has come to say so long. But just before I do, I’d like to take this special time To say these things to you. My years with you have been great, The memories are many. The good times that we had remain. The bad time? there weren’t any. I still recall the very first time I laid my eyes on you. I was filled with so much doubt, I’m sure that you were too. But once the ice was broken, And the year began to pass, I knew the kids of Brady High Had a great amount of class. So to the Class of ’80 I’d like to wish you well. I know that whatever you attempt You certainly will excell. To the Class of ’81 I’d like to say to you. Here’s wishing you the most success In everything you do. You are the Mighty Seniors now. You’re leaders high and wide. So do your best to keep the spirit And that good of Bulldog Pride. And to the Class of ’82 I’d really like to say, That with all of your abilities You’ll go a long, long way. What you lack in numbers, You make up for in heart And you will hold in my memories A very important part. And for the Class of ’83 I leave you with this goal. Don’t just settle for a part, Strive to achieve the whole. And so to Brady High School I bid this fond farewell. And when will we meet again? No one can really tell. But I’ll keep you in my thoughts And memories I’ll recall. And I’ll laugh and muse, but mostly. I’ll miss you one and all. CLASS OF 1983 Leni Kenelty Michelle Lamma Marcy Marshall Robert Rouns Julie Rouns Rollie Schlepp Tina Speed 26 FREAKY, FROLICKING FRESHMEN Scott?! Scott Who?!!” “Stop her, Marie! She’s stealing home!!' She 'em the dark one, Marcy!!' “Strike three and you’re out!” ’D’ja really think I did that?!” FRESHMAN WELCOME TO BRADY HIGH The Freshman class of 1983. C’mon, Rollie, Don’t be so shy!! Are you sure this will bring RAIN? 29 NS A. . . THEY ENTERTAINED US The National School Assemblies are events that many students of Brady looked forward to during the past year. They ranged from a bal- ancing and juggling act to a man with reptiles. Many of the students got their chance to per- form right along side the performer. All in all the assemblies always seem to entertain us and we look forward to more of the same quality of entertainment in the years to come. Tom C. defeats U.S. Champ Well, you coulda fooled me. In fact you did!” ®ulj| •• 1°Pe 8t'C t ocsn 1 “Rock N Roll, Baby!” 30 “They’ll only bite you once!” THE JUNIOR SENIOR PROM 31 They were the refreshment servers LIFE AT BRADY PUBLIC SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL WEEK A record total of 981 students from 162 Montana High Schools attended High School Week at Montana State University in Bozeman, April 24-25. Held annual for the past 57 years. High School week is deisnged to give the students a preview of college life and help them plan their post-secondary education. A record $28,000 in scholarships was awarded to participants who excelled in a comprehensive test. Delegates from Brady High School were, from left; Maureen Malone and Mary Babcock BOYS STATE GIRLS STATE Rich Stevenson Merri Soholt AWARD NIGHT Mr. Morris organizes his part of the Awards Program. Honor Roll students receive their pins. Mr. Hull awards the Freshman officer awards. Greg Orcutt and Tommy Coughlin re- ceived the Heisey Awards. Greg O. also received the C.R. Dyer award, valued at $75. Kelsy receives her awards from Basket- ball and track. Todd receives his Basketball awards. 35 Mr. Morris presents the Junior Class Officer pins. Maureen received roses for being the only Senior cheerleader. Tommy receives his awards for basket- ball and track. Rich S. receives the Math Award. Debbie receives awards and a hug for her service in band and chorus. Karla S. received the Miss Spirit award for Girl’s Basketball. Julie R. received the Miss Spirit award for Boy’s Basketball. Congratulations! 36 Maureen receives the Yearbook Editor pin. THEY PLAYED. .. Standing Left to Right: Gail C.. Barry M., Karen D., Gary H., Thomas F., Mrs. Schlepp. Middle Row: Tina S., Rollie S., Jerad H., Jamie S., Debbie L., Lorran B.. Karla S., John S.f Ricky R., Robert R., Greg P., Front Row: Julie D.. Carol P.. Julie C., Merri S., Kim H., Angie M., Richelle L.t Jamie C. AND SANG FOR US. Starting Back Row Left to Right: Glenda A.. Ted B., Mrs. Schlepp. Greg P„ Mary B„ Robert R„ Gary H„ Kirby K Rich S„ Rollie S., Thomas F„ Karla S., Kelsy K.. Molly M„ Kathi 0., Julie R.. Debbie L.. Zoanne M„ Pam M.. Marcy M.. Merri S., Julie C., Tina S.. Marie C., Julie D., Leni K.. Lorran B. B.H.S. AT THEIR BEST. ..? 39 1980 SPRING FESTIVAL We rate and go to State! Julie R. and Lorran B. CONCERT AND Julie R., Lorran, and Julie D. One Small Child” 40 SENIORS PRESENT WILBUR FACES FACTS Dramatis Personae WILBUR ....JOHN SOHOLT HERCULES ..GARY HOLM MR. MAXWELL ........ TOM MILLER MRS. MAXWELL........ DEBBIE LONG CONNIE ............. MAUREEN MALONE BETTY LOU .......... MARY BABCOCK EDDIE ANDERSON ..... DAN ROSS-MILLER DIRECTOR ........... MR. LARRY HULL 'x LA t “Whadda ya want me to do, Pop? 41 BHS PERFORMS WILBUR’S RED DRAMATIS PERSONAE WILBUR ...............Roland Schlepp HERCULES ............... Kelsy Kauk Betty Lou .............. Kathi Orcutt Bea .................... Karla Seidler Connie ...............Marcy Marshall Mrs. Maxwell .............Tina Speed Rocky ...................Molly Malone “I tell ya. Here, it’s not here ” My name is Rocky King, SUPER -JOCK!! 42 MARKS AND WILBUR IS A GENIUS Whats happening, Bro?' “Whatch see over there, Julie? “I beg your Parton, Dol- ly!” DRAMATIS PERSONAE Wilbur ..............Glenda Arps Hercules .............Julie Dugan Mrs. Maxwell ........ Marie Carter Mr. Maxwell .. Zoanne McKinney Connie .............. Merri Soholt Betty Lou ............Julie Carlbom Uncle Tom ..............Tom Fagan Mr. Parker ......... Robert Rouns Mrs. Parker ..........Julie Rouns 'Shoot a mile. Pop. I never can do anything! GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALLETTS Standing from left to right: Coach- Del Fried, Merri Soholt, Marcy Marshall, Glenda Arps, Molly Malone, Kathi Orcutt, Kelsy Kauk, and Maureen Malone. Kneeling from left to right: Julie Carlbom, Marie Carter, Debbie Long, Diane Long, and Lorran Burdick. 45 GIRL’S BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS It’s all in the hands, Glenda. Catching Molly in action. Concentration, Kathi, does it work? SENIORS “CHARGE’ Debbie Long Maureen Malone A new dance? Somebody help me! This ball’s getting heavy! 46 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Back row, left to right: Julie C., Molly M., Glenda A., Marcy M., and Coach: Del Fried. Front rwo, left to right: Debbie L., Merri S., Kathi O., Kelsy K., Diane L., Lorran B., and Maureen M. Kelsy Kauk and Molly Malone were chosen on the First-Team All-Conference Team. CONGRATULA- TIONS! Kelsy goes for two at divisional against Grass Range. Kelsy- Molly- FGrc F'Tc Pts.av Reb. av 35.2 58.9 15.9 7.6 34.9 53.1 15.3 13.6 _ X c c jsS £5 47 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALLERS Front row, standing from left to right: Marie Carter, Julie Dugan, Lorran Burdick. Back row, standing from left to right: Coach- Mr. Del Fried, Merri Soholt, Marcy Marshall, Julie Carlbom. Julie C., do you like what you see? WINS: 9 LOSES: 5 Secret weapon plans?” ‘‘New disco steps, Merri?” GOOD JOB! 49 • T r There were five seniors that did a good job leading our younger Bulldogs to a second place in district and advancing us into divisional. We hope the Bull- dogs will do just as good or bet- ter in the future. The Bulldogs would like to thank the parents and the Brady people for their generous support. Brady 46 vs Augusta 57 Brady 53 vs Stanford 51 Brady 81 vs Highwood 78 Brady 65 vs MSDB 40 Brady 61 vs Power 52 Brady 82 vs Geyser 59 Brady 54 vs Dutton 62 Brady 93 vs Geraldine 62 Brady 46 vs Centerville 53 Brady 78 vs Stanford 93 Brady 85 vs MSDB 35 Brady 57 vs Highwood 59 Brady 65 vs Augusta 60 Brady 81 vs Centerville 61 Brady 69 vs Power 64 Brady 79 vs Geyser 49 Brady 62 vs Dutton 68 Brady 64 vs Geraldine 50 District Tournament Brady 73 vs Highwood 64 Brady 74 vs Stanford(OT) 72 Brady 65 vs Centerville 71 Divisional Tournament Brady 73 vs Joplin 68 Brady 59 vs Hobson 75 Brady 63 vs Moore (LO) 72 Season Record 15-9 so A TRADITION OF WINNING CONTINUES Greg dribbles for position! It’s another two for Kirby! 51 BRADY JUNIOR VARSITY from left to right: Tom Fagan, Robert Rouns, Greg Peterson, Todd Dugan, Tom Coughlin, Tom Miller, Ted Boehm, Rollie Schlepp and Coach Kerry O’Dell 52 THANKS GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS THEY RAN, THREW, JUMPED FOR B.H.S. 55 Lets go Marcy and Julie. Heave-Ho, Molly. GIRLS TRACK o 56 THEY WORE THE ORANGE AND BLACK Man, that’s what I call HIGH!!!” “A Sprinkle a day “S-T-R-E-T-C-H!!!” “Soar like an Eagle!!” This year’s tracksters for the Bull- dogs’ Boys’ Track team consisted of Seniors; Tom Miller, Gary Holm and Tom Coughlin; Juniors; Kirby Kauk, Rich and Scott Ste- venson, Greg Petersen; Freshmen; Roland Schlepp, Tom Fagan and Robert Rouns. These young men put in many grueling hours of practice and training so they could proudly wear the Bulldogs’ Or- ange and Black. It was with this training and practice that made them a strong contender for the district title which they will take away from Stanford next year. Thanks, fellas, for a good job. We are proud to call you the MIGHTY BRADY BULLDOGS! � 57 B.H.S. THINCLADS COMPETE AT STATE KIRBY KAUK TRIPLE JUMP TOM MILLER-JAVELIN RICH STEVENSON-330 HURDLES The tinclads from Brady qualified four for the state track meet held in Billings. These four, Seniors Tom Miller and Gary Holm and Juniors, Kirby Kauk and Rich Stevenson were instrumental in making the 1980 track season a successful one for the Bulldogs. Their trip to the State Track Meet was a just reward for all their hard work and dedication. We wish to thank and congratulate Kirby, Tom, Rich and Gary for a job well-done. GARY HOLM-POLE VAULT _ _ _ As The Season Went Scooter turns it on in the two mile! Rich rounds the curve headed for the The Beginning of Kirby’s triple jump! tape and victory! BULLDOG SPORTS. .1979-1980 “May I have this dance?!” “Oops! I thought this was the Ladies!” “Our Coach in Action!’ “One of our more popular sports!” “Well, I didn’t bite your leg!” KAREEM ABDUL WHO?!” Coochie, Coochie, Coochie!” “You take it, Greg!” “See the ball? It’s mine!” STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Fried, Maureen Malone, Greg Orcutt, Kelsy Kauk, Ted Boehm, Glenda Arps, Mary Babcock, Kathy Orcutt, Tom Fagan, Marcy Marshall, Roily Schlepp, Molly Malone, Rich Stevenson, Karla Siedler, Kirby Kauk NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Kirby K.-Sergeant at Arms: Molly M -Secretary; Karla S.: Debbie L.-Pres.: Maureen M.-YP.: Mary B. The qualifications for N.H.S. membership are high. The Brady High School teachers select juniors and seniors who have per- formed community service activities, pro- vided 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. Their advisor is Mr. Morris. You better take notes Karla, you'll have a quiz on this tomorrow. LIBRARY CLUB Pres. Merri S.. V.P. Debbie L.. Sec. Treas. «Julie 0.. Advisor Mr Ormsbe The Library club helps to keep the library in a clean and neat order for all who use it. Maureen M.. Mary B.. Debbie L.. «Julie D.. Julie C.. Merri S.. Marie C.. Mr. Ormsbee The Student Action in Education group has helped the elementary teachers and held their 2nd annual Halloween party. 63 Pres. Karla S., .P. Glenda A.. Sec Tres. Merri S.. Advisor Mr. Ormsbee THEY WORE THE ORANGE BLACK— Top Row Left to Right; Kelsy Kauk, Molly Malone, Kathi Orcutt, Middle Row Left to Right; Merri Soholt, Marie Carte-, Marcy Marshall, Lorran Burdick, Bottom Row Left to Right; Mr. Fried, Diane Long, Glenda Arps, Debbie Long, Julie Carlbom. WITH PRIDE Top Row Left to Right; Mr. Tweet, Kirby Kauk, Greg Orcutt, Gary Holm, Middle Row Left to Right; Greg Peterson, Tom Coughlin, John Soholt, Bottom Row Left to Right; Scott Stevenson, Rich Stevenson. PEP CLUB KEPT SPIRIT GOING Bottom Row- Karla Seidler, Tina Speed, Leni Kenelty, Diane Long, Maureen Malone, Rich Stevenson, Scott Stevenson, 2nd Row- Tom Fagan, Marcy Marshall, Rollie Schlepp, Molly Malone, Kathy Orcutt, Kirby Kauk 3rd Row- Marie Carter, Gary Holm, Ted Boehm, Glenda Arps, Julie Carlbom, Merri Soholt, Julie Dugan 4th Row- Greg Peterson, Debbie Long, Kelsy Kauk, Julie Rouns, Lorran Burdick Top Row- Advisor: Supt. John Hebnes, John Soholt, not pictured: Tom Miller Officers- Pres. Karla S., V. Pres. Gary H., Sec. Debbie L., Treas. Diane L. Breaking training fellas? MOTHER’S TEA Some mothers enjoying the tea “Boy, wait til ya hear this next one. The Pep Club’s annual Mother’s Tea was held on the Monday following the Prom. It is a very special event because it honors the mothers for the year- around work that they do for their fam- ilies. This years tea was well attended and enjoyed by all. “Don’t drop it, Karla!!’’ 65 KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE 67 2ND 3RD GRADES i. Dustin Dugan Heather Johnson Keri Hull Heath Hollandsworth Julie Tranmer Brittnie Hebnes Mrs. Larson was born in Minot North Dakota and went to school at Minot State College. She now lives in Conrad Montana and has two children. She has been teaching in Brady for eleven years. Kristi Keller Jim Speed Tracy Dugan Chris Preputin Darren Schlepp Lorie Gollehon Travis Bollinger 68 F 0 U R T H Wyetta Bolinger Robert Burdick G R A D E Loren Mannen Nancy Speed Nancy Coffman Randy Rossmiller G R A D E Brian Dugan Ty Fried Nikki Danny Long Hollandsworth Christine West 69 GRADES 6TH 7TH 8TH Angela Marshall Ricky Rossmiller Chuck LaRance Barry Malone Gail Carter Richelle Lamma Jamie Carlbom Jamie Schlepp Carol Preitauer Gerad Hollandsworth Roy Young Mrs. Keith got her school - ing at Northern Montana College. Then she went on to teach in Conrad for one year. She then came here to Brady to teach for nine full years and going strong. r • Ward Orcutt Mrs. Keith Rodger Lamma Huh?!? hsurc egnaro HERE Whooaa-a Yaa-whoooo! Varoom!. 71 Get outa my way Tweet JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Jerad H., Robbie B., Brian D., Randy R., Ty F., Ward 0., Chuck L., Barry M., “What’s up Ward?” Ricky R., Loren M.t Danny L., Harry B., Mr. O’Dell The sky is falling! Mr. O’Dell, Angie M., Jamie C., Gail C., Karen D., Jamie S., Richelle L., Kim. H., Carol P. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK ‘UGH!’’ Hi, Carol”! f - 5 Hard work out, Chuck? AUTOGRAPHS Bill and Rich Gollehon 406 South Main Conrad, MT Shocks, Mufflers, Custom Dual Exhaust Quasar T.V. Sold Conrad, MT Dusty’s Bar N Disco Loft Brady, MT Ph. 753-9993 Where particular people congregate Seed, Cleaning, Fertilizer and Chemicals Harlan Soholt, Manager Brady, MT Ph. 753-2584 75 NORTHWEST FARM EQUIPMENT CONRAD, MT PH. 728-3273 76 THE ONLY BANK YOU WILL EVER NEED ARNOTS FURNITURE CARPETS APPLIANCES BIG SKY EQUIPMENT CO. I.H.C. 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