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

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Class Wills Glenda Arps: I will my ability to make it to school for a whole week to Julie R., my ability to stay injury-free to Tom F., and my friendship to B.R. to Marie C. I also will my height to Lorran. Julie Caribom: I will my ability to disobey orders to Leni, my ability to mind my own business to Roy Y., my high jumping ability to Julie D. (if she wants it), and my ability to cause trouble to whoever wants it. Cory Gaines: I will my ability to make it to school on Mondays to Julie D., my height to Roy Y., and my ability to get out of writing speeches for graduation to Roy Y. and Roger L. WILLS TO UNDERCLASSMEN We will the Class of ’83 our ability to make important decisions without a fight. We will the Class of ’84 (if there is a class) our large quantity of numbers. We will the Class of ’85 our great intelligence. We will the Class of ’86 our ability to make it through all four years of high school and graduate. Glenda Jean Arps Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Arps Birthday: March 28,1964 Nickname: Arpsie Julie Ann Caribom Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Caribom Birthday: June 8,1964 Nickname: Crash Caribom Cory Clyde Gaines Parents: Mr. Stanley Gaines Birthday: February 14,1964 Mrs. Lyla Gaines Nickname: Cork -12-

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Class Prophecy It has been a long time since the class of 1982 has last seen each other, ten years to be exact. Julie Carlbom, senior class secretary, is planning a ten-year reunion and is trying to locate her other two classmates. On her lunch break at the hospital, Julie placed her first call. It was to Cory Gaines, the only boy in her class. He was located somewhere in the Himalaya Mountains. It seems after Cory graduated with high honors from the Vo-Tech Center in Great Falls, he was discovered by a world famous scientist. Cory is now working with him on a secret project. He would not tell us what this project was, but he told us that it would make him famous. Good luck on your project Cory, and hope to see you at the reunion. Julie had a little difficulty finding Glenda Arps, until it was reported that she was seen in the Bob Marshall Wilderness in Montana. Julie, knowing that there were no telephones in tne Wilderness, decided that she would have to take a two-day vacation from Dallas General Hospital and find Glenda herself. Julie did, however, have to wait until she got caught up in her work, three operations and two complete blood transfusions to perform, not to mention three dates with a certain young doctor. Finally Julie reached Montana and with three tour guides, hiked back into the Bob Marshall where Glenda was last seen. Julie found Glenda and after talking to her, she learned that Glenda had graduated from National College in Rapid City, South Dakota, with a B.S. degree. After graduation from college, Glenda decided that she didn’t like large crowds of people. That’s why she went back to the Wilderness. Glenda is happy though, she has her own animal refuge and vet clinic. She also runs a still on the side. Before Julie left, Glenda mentioned that she was ready to go back to school for her M.R.S. degree. She is also planning to ride out to our reunion, if her horses are up to it. Julie returned back to Dallas just in time to make a dinner date with the Chief-of-Staff to discuss the possibility of adding another wing to the Hospital. All seems well with the Class of 1982. -ii-

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The 3 Seniors pose Senior T rip What a pair of chaperones! Who’s taking whose picture? Is this really what Cory looks like in the morning? Flathead Julie on her faithful steed. Calamity Jane rides again! -13-