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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1989 volume:

THE ANNUAL CLASS OF 1989 PRESENTS THE 1989 BULLDOG Table Of Contents DEDICATIONS......................................2 and 3 SENIOR DIVISION PAGE....................................5 FACULTY DIVISION PAGE...................................9 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS DIVISION PAGE.....................13 UNDERCLASSMEN DIVISION PAGE............................23 ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION PAGE............................29 JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS DIVISION PAGE.....................39 ELEMENTARY DIVISION PAGE...............................43 SPECIAL SCHOOL EVENTS DIVISION PAGE....................53 1 Two SUPER Pages For We the senior class of 1989 would like to dedicate this years annual to two very special people; Reba Donnell and Bert Paulsen. Reba has worked at Brady Public Schools for 33 years, serving with 1 1 superintendents and 30 board members. She has been a member of the American Legion Auxiliary for 23 years, 18 of those as Poppy Poster chairman. Reba has been the secretary-treasurer of the Brady Water District for 32 years, and is also the auditor for the United Methodist Church. Reba has a son and a daughter who went through the Brady School System. We are thankful for the time and effort Reba has given us, the school, and the community over the years. We are sorry to see her leave, but we wish her happiness in her retirement. We 11 miss you! 2 Two SUPER People Th e other person we wo u Id 1 i k e to dedicate our a n n u a 1 t o is Bert Paulsen Bert h a s b e e n with us at Brady H i gh f o r 30 years. D' u r i ng t h o s e ye a r s he has done m a ny s e r vices for the school a n d t h e c ommu n i t y. A few of t h em a r e as follows; he is a re t ired voluntee r fire m a n w i t h 25 years of service, h e h a s served on the Brady Wa t e r Bo a r d , and has been t h e c a r etaker for the Brady Se w e r Sy e tem for 20 ye a r s . B e r t wa s also a scout leader f o r 12 years. He is a t r u s t e e f o r the Methodist Church a n d a ( committee member for t h e pa r sonage. Bert r e c e iv ed t h e Je f f e r s o n Aw a rd f o r commun i ty s e r vice in 1979. Bert a nd h i s wife Betty have 3 d a u ghters and a so n . We appreciate ever y t h i ng B e r t h a s done for us. our s c ho o 1 , a n d the c ommu n i t y. We t h a nk h i m for all of the extra t i me he spent making ou r school a s wo n derful as it is. We  re go i ng to miss you Bert! senior’s farewell OUR ADVICE TO THE UNDE We love our friends We love them so We’ve had our fun Now it’s time to go The teachers here Have made it fun It ’ s our last year And a joyous one When school ends We’re really glad But when graduation comes We all will be sad RCLASSMEN My advice is to keep your grades up and don’t wait until your senior year to get all your classes in. My advice is to keep a positive attitude in everything you do and never give up on yourself or anyone else. My advice is to get along with the teachers and make every day of school the best you can bacause once it is over, you can't do it again . My advice is to keep busy and keep your grades up throughout high school. 4 Seniors say, Good-bye’ My advice is to not give up when the going gets tough and don't b e dumb b y quitting school. SENIORS James Siefke CLASS MOTTO May the good Lord be with you down every road you roam. And may sunshine and happiness surround you when you 1 re far f rom home . CLASS FLOWERS White Carnation and Pink Rose CLASS COLORS Silver, Pink, and Black Travis Bolinger Raymond Stoker 7 SENIORS TAKING FIVE FACULTY THE MANY FACES (L. to R.) Nancy Preitauer (Asst. Cook), Dorothy Huyghe (Cook), Suzie Killion (Bus Driver), Dora Mannen (Bus Driver), Betty Paulsen (Bus Driver), Bert Paulsen (Custodian), Patti Winterrowd (Teacher's Aid), Bobbi Yeager (Spanish), Carol Gunderson (Music), Fae Kauk (Grade 1, Guidance and Careers Counselor). 10 OF OUR STAFF (L. to R) Dean Erickson (Superintendent), Reba Donnell (Clerk and Secretary), Barb Malone (Librarian), Carol Larson (Grades 2 and 3), Ruby Bouman (Grades 4 and 5), Janice Keith (Grades 6, 7, and 8), Debby Perry (Home Economics), Rick Moss (Resource Room), Bob Morris (Math and Science), Pat Zink (Math and P.E.), Kerry O’Dell (Art and Photography), Randi Reigel (English), Tom Tranmer (Social Studies). 11 BOARD OF EDUCATION The school board deals with many different aspects of the educational system. They are responsible for the final decision in all hiring and firing of staff members. Their final decision results in all the rules that are used to make our school run better. One area that takes up a majority of their time is the financial aspect. Each month they must review and pay all bills acquired by the district. Stretching that small amount of money is often a frustrating and hard task to handle. However, by putting in the needed time on various tasks, the board helps to make our school run as smoothly as it can. 12 1988 BULLDOG Featured in top group photo from (L. to R.): Superbull Tina Mannen, tri-captain Jim Siefke and Jake Aakre, Dan Campbell, Dustin Dugan, tri-captain Mike Pearson, and Coach Tranmer. MIDDLE ROW: Mgr. Bobby Campbell, Adam Hemry, Shawn Preput in, Jason Killion, Steve Willey, Jeremy Willey, and Mgr. John Carlbom. BOTTOM ROW: cheerleaders Terrie LaFountain, Tracy Dugan, Heather Johnson, and Kari Stocker. This year’s football captains felt that the team had an average season but with positive aspects happening in every game. The captains also felt that the freshmen greatly helped to stabilize the team. 14 C rUnC h This year’s awards were as follows; Golden Helmet and Most Inspirational; Jake Aakre, Most Improved; Jeremy Willey, and Coaches Award; Dustin Dugan. This year’s All-Conference players, were as folows; 1st team defensive lineman, 1st team punter, and 2nd team center, Jake Aakre. Jake has also been chosen as an alternate for the All-Star Game. Dan Campbell received 2nd team runningback and Mike Pearson received 2nd team linebacker. Brady 12 - Moore 37 Brady 6 - Denten 19 Brady 20 - Blue Sky 46 Brady 6 - Power 48 Brady 0 - Dutton 46 B rad y 61 - J-I 45 15 HAVING FUN The homecoming activities began with a fun filled week where everyone showed their spirit. Twin day started off the week followed by nerd day, pajama day, and finally dress up day. Friday’s action included a bon fire where everyone showed plenty of spirit. The bon fire ended with the school song and excitement for Saturday ’ s game. Pregame ended with a parade Saturday morning. DURING HOMECOMING The coronation took place at half time of the football game. Jake Aakre and Tracy Dugan were crowned king and queen for the 1988-89 homecoming. The other candidates were as follows: Dustin Dugan and Kari Stocker, Dan Campbell and Jenna Pearson, and Jason Killion and Katie Jermunson. The boys played a tough game, but were defeated by the Pirates. To end the homecoming events, the pep club held a dance after the girls varsity game. Everyone had a great time and it was a successful turnout. Overall, the homecoming weekend was a weekend to remember. THE 1988 GIRL’S Featured in the team photo from (L. to R): Mgr. Aaron Killion, Jenna Pearson, Lauren McQueen, Lorie Gollehon, Terrie LaFountain, Katie Jermunson, Carrie Picard, and Kari Stocker. BOTTOM ROW (L. to R.): Coach Randi Reigel, Tracy Dugan, Heather Johnson, and Lynda S p e e e d . Those selected for awards for the 1988-89 basketball season are as follows; Best Field Goal Percentage: Carrie Sue Picard. Best Free Throw Percentage: Carrie Sue Picard and Terrie LaFountain. Leading Rebounder: Carrie Sue Picard. Best All-Around Player: Heather Johnson. Most Valuable Player: Carriue Sue Picard. Most Improved: Jenna Pearson. Best Defensive Player: Kari Stocker. Most Hustle: Katie Je rmu n s o n . 18 VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls' season was a success as far as everyone having fun and improving more each game. The girls are looking forward to next years season, full of fun and hard work. We would like to give a big thanks to our fans who have supported us at every game. We really appreciate it. You’re the best crowd we could ever have! 19 THE 1988-89 BULLDOG Featured in the team picture, starting with the front row: (L. to R.), Stefan Holzner, Jason Killion, Steve Willey, Travis Bolinger, Mike Pearson, Shawn Preputin, and Mark Elwess. Back Row: (L. to R.), Mgr. Katie Jermunson, Ray Stocker, Adam Hemry, Jeremy Willey, Dan Campbell, Jake Aakre, Dustin Dugan, Jim Siefke, and Coach Pat Zink. 20 BASKETBALL S - T - A- R - S We asked a few of the boys how they felt about the season. Dan Campbell replied, I thought it was a good season and we learned a lot. ' Travis Bolinger said, I feel everyone improved as a team throughout the season. Jake Aakre answered, This year was a successful one, and I thought all of the guys had fun and having fun doesn't depend on winning or losing. Finally we asked Jim Siefke and his response was, I felt the whole team improved and that next year the boys should do better. 21 THE 1989 TRACKSTERS Pictured in the team photo, from left to right, are; L. Gollehon, J. Siefke, A. Hemry, S. Willey, D. Campbell, M. Pearson, S. Holzner, K. Stocker, M. Elwess, and coach Zink. (Not pictured- Jenna Pearson) The 1989 track team did really well this year. Brady is sending 3 members to divisionals. They are Kari; triple-jump, Mike; 100, 200, and Dan; long-jump. In the top right photo, we see Mike telling coach Zink about his hurt leg. Then in the above photo we see the Brady boys finishing strong in the 800. In the above right shot, we have Mike firing toward the finish line in the 100. Finally, we see Lorie finishing hard in the 800 in the bottom right photo. UNDERCLASSMEN JOLLY JUNIORS CLASS 1990 Some of the fund raisers the juniors have had during this year were the Junior Prom and raffling off a Mickey Mouse telephone. Top Row: Dustin Dugan (Pres.), Lorie Gollehon (Sec. Treas.), Stefan Holzner. Middle Row: Heather Johnson (V ice-Pres . ) , Terrie LaFountain, Tina Mannen. Bottom Row: Mike Pearson (St. Council Rep.), Carrie Sue Picard, Kari Stocker. SILLY SOPHOMORES At the beginning of the school year, the sophomore class consisted of: Dan Campbell (Vice-President), Mark Elwess, Jenna Pearson (President and Secretary), and Lauren McQueen. At the end of the semester Lauren left and a new student. Dale Schikora, arrived. (Left), Jenna is showing us how exciting it is to hold a 'real badminton racket! (Above), Dan shows us how much fun it is to let the silly side of you take over! For fund raisers, the sophomores plan on selling jewelry along with a car wash sometime this spring. 25 THOSE FASHIONABLE The freshman class of 1992 consists of the following: Top Row (L. to R.), Adam Hemry, Katie Jermunson, Jason Killion. Second Row: Shawn Preputin, Lynda Speed, Jeremy Willey. Bottom Row: Steve Willey. On September 23rd, 1988 the sophomore class held freshman initiation. They started off the event by introducing the five freshmen boys, who were decked out in top of the line swimwear. The girls then recited lines from Romeo and Juliet to one another. The freshmen then raced against each other through an obstacle course consisting of a rope maze, pool, and climbing the goal posts. The sophomores then had them lay down in a line with rain coats on. While singing Yellow Submarine , Dan and Mark poured water down the sleaves of the rain coats. AND FUNNY FRESHMEN UNDERCLASSMEN BLOOPERS Was that a burger with fries? No, that was a booger with flies!! ORGANIZATIONS PEP CLUB Featured in the top photo, back row starting from left to right: Mr. Erickson (Advisor), Travis Bolinger, Dustin Dugan, Jake Aakre, Dan Campbell, Tracy Dugan and Stefan Holzner. Middle Row: (L. to R.), Bob Campbell, DeeAnna Murphy, Tina Van Hoy, Jackie Johnson, Heather Johnson, Jenna Pearson, Lorie Gollehon, Tina Mannen, and Jim Siefke. Front Row: (L. to R.), Jason Cichosz, Kari Stocker, Terrie LaFountain, Julie Dyer, Robin Mannen, Carrie Sue Picard, and Doug Scuichett i. In the middle photo, we see Kari and Heather hard at work selling candy. Featured in bottom photo we see a few of the mothers enjoying Mothers1 30 STUDENTS ACTIVE IN ED. The S.A.E. members consist of; Top Row: (L. to R.), Mrs, Kauk (Advisor), Terrie LaFountain, Lynda Speed, Lorie Gollehon, and Tina Mannen. Bottom Row: (L. to R.), Kari Stocker, Jenna Pearson, Katie Jermunson, and Heather Johnson. In the bottom right photo, Kari and Lorie took time out to play with the toys themselves. In the bottom left photo, Lorie is helping set up the badminton net. LETTER CLUB Pictured in the top photo L from top to bottom is; Advisor Mr. Tranmer, D. Campbell, D. Dugan, J. Siefke, Pres. J. Aakre, V.P. M. Pearson, J. Pearson, L. McQueen, Sec. H. Johnson, and K. Stocker. Pictured in the C from top iert and around is; K. Jermunson, T. Bolinger, R. Stocker. J. Willey, A. Hemry, S. Preputin, S. Willey, J. Killion, T. LaFountain, T. Dugan, L. Gollehon, C. Picard, and L. Speed. In the above photo, we see Mike and Jake showing off the new breakaway rims purchased by the Letter Club. In bottom right shot, we catch Mr. Tranmer posing for the camera during a timeout of a basketball game that he was helping 32 officiate. STUDENT COUNCIL Starting with the front row, the 1988-89 Student Council consists of; (L. to R.), Carrie Picard, Heather Johnson, Tracy Dugan. Middle Row; (L. to R.), Lauren McQueen (transferred), Lynda Speed, Jake Aakre, Dan Campbell, Doug Sciushetti (transferred). Back Row; (L. to R.), Steve Willey, Mr. Tranmer, and Ray Stocker. This year the student body put on a carnival consisting of games such as, dart poker, squirt the candle, the basketball shoot, and many others. All the students worked very hard at making the carnival a success. 33 LIBRARY CLUB The library club members consist of; Top Row: (L. to R.), Mrs. Malone, (Advisor), Tracy Dugan , Lorie Gollehon, and Tina Mannen. Bottom Row: (L. to R.), Kari Stocker, Terrie LaFountain, and Heather Johnson. In the bottom right photo, Kari is shown putting books away in the right places. In the bottom left photo, Tracy is trying to decide which book goes first. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pictured in left photo from L. to R. is; K. Stocker Sec., H. Johnson; Pres., C. Picard; V.P. Pictured above than is Advisor Mr. Morris. The basic requirement for admittance to the N.H.S. is that you most maintain a emulative 3.0 G.P.A. through ytxir high school years. Other requirements for martoership include exhibiting the virtues of citizenship, character, and service. These requirements along with scholorship, constitute the pre-requisites for maibership to the N.H.S. these nust be maintained through their high school career. In the bottom left photo, we see Mr. Morris crunching cans to help pay for the N.H.S. banquet which was held at the end of May. In the bottom photo, we see the N.H.S. markers shewing their true studying habits. 6th “11th BAND Featured in the aoove photo, starting from (1 to r); Mrs. Gunderson, R. Picard, S. Willey, A. Hemry, and S. Preputin. Second row, J. Killion, D. Watson, J. Cichosz, I. Forsman, J. Willey, and A. Killion. Third row consists of; K. Mathews, B. Campbell, J. Carlbom, R. Denzer, J. Forsman and D. Dyer. Bottom row; L. Speed, T. VanHoy, N. Thorson, K. Hemry, K. Stocker, H. Johnson, K. Jermunson, D. Murphy, K. Secora, and C. Denzer . In the right photo, we see some of the band members performing in the Spring Consert. On April 7, the soloists went to Great Falls and the following people received two’s. They are; K. Stocker on flute, J. Killion on baritone, and J. Willey on saxaphone. On April 8, the band performed and received a two. 36 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Featured in the left photo, starting with the front row, the high school choir consists of; (L. to R.), Terrie LaFountain, Heather Johnson, and Kari Stocker. Back Row; (L. to R.), Tina Mannen, Mrs. Gunderson, Tracy Dugan, and Carrie Picard. In the bottom photo, the girls are shown singing at the Christmas concert. In the spring, the girls traveled to Great Falls to participate at the District music festival. They sang two songs and received a II rating on both of them. 37 YOUNGER MUSICIANS In the top left photo, the junior high choir, which consists of the seventh and eighth grades, is shown performing at the Christmas concert. In the top right photo, first graders Jacob Fagen and Chase Dyer are busy entertaining the crowd. In the bottom left photo, the sixth grade girls are shown warming up before a concert. In the last photograph, Kathleen Picard and Jodi Hemry are shown playing their saxaphones in the elementary band. JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS JR. HIGH GIRL’S BASKETBALL The junior high girls basketball team consists of: Top Row: Tina Van Hoy. Middle Row: Robin Mannen, DeeAnna Murphy, Julie Dyer, Francesca Killion, Melissa Hemry, Jackie Johnson. Bottom Row: Kia Mathews, Char Denzer, Kari Hemry, Nikki Thorson (Mgr.), Kim Secora, and Coach Randi Reigel . In the bottom right photo, DeeAnna jumps and attempts to block the shot. In the bottom left photo, Jackie plays aggressive defense by trying to steal the ball away from a J.I. Ram player. Some of the girls were asked how they thought the season went. Most of them said they enjoyed it, but felt they could have improved on rebounds and defense. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Featured in the tean photo starting in the front iw: (L. to R.), B. Bishop, A. Killion, C. Copenhaver, D. Dyer. Back Rw: (L. to R.), I. Forsnan, D. Watson, J. Carlban, J. Carlban, R. Picard, J. Cichosz, R. Denzer, B. Canpbell, J. Forsnan, and Coach Pat Zink. The team finished the season with eight wins arri six losses. They also took fifth place at the Jr. High tournament . The cheerleaders were: T. Van Hoy, D. Mirphy, R. Mannen, and J. Johnson. 41 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK Starting with the front row, the 1988-89 jr. high track tean consists of; (L. to R.), Robin Mannen, Kia Mathews, Julie Dyer, Char Denzer, Missy Henry, Kari Henry, Francesca Kill ion, Jackie Johnson, DeAnna L'lirphy. Back Rcw; (L. to R.), Rick Denzer (Mgr.), Aaron Kill ion, Ian Forsman, Bob Campbell, Jason Cichosz, Don Watson, Joel iarlbom, John Carlbom, Jay Forsman, IXistin Dyer, Bobby Dill ion, Beau Bishop, and Coach Tramer. In the upper photo, Jason and Don are shewn running for the ribbon. In the right photo, Ian is showing his form in the long jump. 42 ELEMENTARY JUNIOR HIGH 44 6th, 7th, AND 8th 1st Row: (6th Grade), Beau Bishop, Cory Copenhaver, Charlene Denzer, Robert Dillion. 2nd Row: Kristina Doheny, Dustin Dyer, Jay Forsman, Kari Hemry. 3rd Row: Aaron Killion. Kia Mathews, Kim Secora, Nikki Thorson. 4th Row: (7th Grade), Joel Carlbom, Jason Cichosz, Rick Denzer, Melissa Hemry, Francesca Killion. Top of Page: (8th Grade), Robert Campbell, John Carlbom, Julie Dyer. 2nd Row: Ian Forsman, Jackie Johnson, Robin Mannen, DeeAnna Murphy. 3rd Row: Robert Picard. Tina Van Hoy, Donnie Watson. «• •v 4th 5th GRADES Starting with the top row, Mrs. Bouma's fourth grade class consists of: (L. to R.), Craig Aznoe, Shannon Banka, Tucker Bishop, Erynn Forsman. Second Row: Sadie Johnson, LeMae Kaun, Jennifer Preputin, Lacie Rouns, Charlese Speed. Third Row: Kurt Thaut, Lisa Van Hoy, Melanie Willey. Her fifth grade class consists of: Lisa Anderson, Robert Bender. Fourth Row: Mary Coffman, Tamrah Elwess, Jodi Hemry, Kathleen Picard, Brandon Sawyer, and Dale Watson. 46 2nd 3rd Graders Mrs. Larson’s 2nd and 3rd grade class consists of 1st Row: (2nd Grade), Scott Dillion, Michelle Doheny, Kelli Lamma, Clinton Rouns. 2nd Row: Warren Sawyer and Keith Thaut. (3rd Grade), Bobby Jo Bender, Casey Copenhaver. 3rd Row: Byron Denzer, Amber Hemry, Keith Hood, Nacole Killion, and Josh Winterrowd. During the 1988-89 school year, the second and third graders have done a few special projects. They learned a lot about Montana History and they also learned about the birds and animals of the state of Montana. For Halloween, they had the best haunted house ever. We asked a couple of the kids in Mrs. Larson’s class what they liked most about her class. Kelli Lamma said she liked the puzzles, the projects, and especially the spook house they had for Halloween. Josh Winterrowd said he liked the projects, reading, and also the spook house. K AND 1ST GRADE The first rcw consists of first graders Sarah Banka, Chase Dyer, and the only kindergartener, Adan Elwess. The second rcw consists of the other first graders Jacob Fagen, Enily Forsnan, Mandi Henry, and Allegra Mathews. In the bottom photo Chase, Adan, and Jacob are shcx n having fun in the sn during our record cold spell in February. 48 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET The awards night and athletic banquet was held on May 15. Some of the major awards received were; M. Pearson received the Male Athlete of the Year, K. Stocker received the Female Athlete of the Year, J. Siefke was the second inducted into the Weight Lifting Hall of Fame, T. Bolings r and L. Gollehon both received the Heisey Atfard, T. IXigan received the National School Choral A ard, and K. Stocker received the John Riillip Suss a A ard. In the above photo, Mr. Zink is handing D. Campbell his pin for basketball. Top middle photo, Mr. Morris is giving pins to the N.H.S. members. Right photo, T. Bolinger receives the Coaches A ard from Mr. Zink. Next page, (Top Right); Mrs. Perry is handing out freshmen officer pins. Middle left, Mr. Moss is giving the sophomore officers their pins. Bottom left, Mr. Zink gives D. IXigan his basketball pin. Bottom right, M. Pearson receives the Most Inspirational A ard in basketball. 50 AND CEREMONIES BRADY SKI TEAM This years ski trips to Showdown were March 3rd and March 13th. The first trip was extremely cold, but everyone still managed to have fun. The second trip was warmer and nicer for the kids to ski. Overall, the students and chaperones had a great time on both trips. 52 WHEN I’M WITH YOU On April 15, 1989 Brady held their junior prom where Dustin Dugan and Carrie Picard were crowned king and queen. Music was provided by Mark Daniels of the Z-96 FM Radio Station. In the top right photo, we see Steve and Lynda sharing a special moment dancing. In the above photo, Mike and Katie take time to smile for the camera. The bottom left photo consists of the 1989 prom candidates. Seniors; Tracy and Jim. Juniors; Dustin and Carrie. Sophomores; Dan and Jenna. Freshmen; Steve and Lynda. 53 SENIORS HAVING FUN AT THE This year the senior class traveled to Edmonton, Alberta for their trip. We departed from Brady early Sunday morning. It was a long and exasperating nine hours of riding on that bumpy bus. We finally arrived in Edmonton early that evening. After everyone got settled we had dinner then headed to the mall just to look around. A couple hours later we decided to go to a movie. The next day we headed back tu the mall for a fun filled day at Fantasy Land. Some of the things we did included riding the rollercoaster, the bumper cars, and running through the lazer maze. The evening was coming to an end so we rented sane movies and headed back to the motel. The next morning we agreed to spend at Water World. Riding slides like the cork screw or swimning in the giant wave pool. Everyone had a great time whatever they did. That evening we went out to dinner at Tony Roma’s, in the mall. After dinner we headed back to the motel to finish watching the movies we rented. The next day started early as we loaded everything and left about 6:15. On our way back the bus broke ±wn and we were stranded on the highway for an hour. Mr. O’Dell finally found help and the bus was fixed within three hours. We gpt back on the road and arrived in Brady around 10:00. CXir fun filled trip was over. Now we had to think about finishing the annual and other things. We will never forget the gpod times and the menories we had together. 54 WEST EDMONTON MALL SENIORS GRADUATE WITH The seniors big day was held in the Brady High School gymnasium at 2:00 p.m. on May 21, 1989. Pastor Steve Hermes opened the ceremonies with the invocation and baccalaureate address. The high school choir sang a nice song entitled We Stand at the Crosroad . Keith Haugland spoke to the seniors about what their lives would be like in the year 2014. Featured in the above photo, we see the board members and guest speakers listening to the ceremony. In the top middle photo, the graduating class of 1989 are anxiously waiting for their diplomas. In the right photo, Bonnie Pearson hands Tracy her diploma. Next page, (Top Right); Jim is having trouble zipping his gown. In the middle photo, Keith Haugland is speaking to the seniors. Bottom left photo, Mr. O’Dell congradulates Travis on his awards. In the bottom right photo, we see walking gracefully toward the stage. 56 Jake DIPLOMAS AND MEMORIES Ads Ads Ads Ads Farmers State Bank □ f Con armers State Bank of Conrad THE ONLY BANK YOU WILL EVER NEED JOE KNOX ELEVATOR MANAGER - BUYER A Great Western Malting Co. dvison of Bjwest. ltd. post orrtCE sox U6 IRADY. MONTANA 59416 406-753-2520 CONGRATULATIONS BRADY SENIORS! FROM COACHES CORNER PIZZA BRANDING IRON STEAK HOUSE CONRAD,MT. CONRAD IGA ‘•X Pondera village Shopping Center Conrad, Montana 278-7843 □ISCUulMTER PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA PIZZA 58 £77te T ru t xsidesU Q m w i ru esv (xHisUy yJ U H'ctA y Commercial printing Office supplies Jack Lee, Publisher smcAsmwE r.. mAXEDk MWRMDED Whether you’re a first time skier or a downhill expert, SHOWDOWN is your family ski area. Conrad, Mont. 59425 278-5561 We print everything except money and postage PONDERA VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER Conrad, Montana 59425 278-37 13 CONRAD IMPLIMENT CO. TWENTY-EIGHT RUNS AND A VERTICLE DROP OF 1400 FEET, COMBINED WITH 300 INCHES OF MONTANA’S FINEST SNOW P.O. BOX 92 • NEIHART, MT 59465 • (406) 236-5522 CE N T R O L STATE FARM INSURANCE CONRAD, MONTANA Agricultural Consulting JOHN DEERE AND CATERPILLAR Quality Equipment Since 1937 P.O. Box 153 Brady, Montana 59416 753-2220 North End Of Choteau FRIED CHICKEN - STEAKS HAMBURGERS RESTAURANT Open seven days a week Serving a Sunday buffet every Sunday 59 DD . SLABS 1 MP8 FURNITURE Grandmas Attic BRADY. MT B9416 OPEN MON CHANCE OR APPOINTMENT TUE. THRU SAT. IO OO - BiOO '• i HOME 406-753-23715 RUTH STORE 406 753-250 1 THOMPSON J J IMPLEMENT, INC. 304 SOUTH FRONT STREET CONRAD, MONTANA 59425 MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE DEUTZ ALLIS PHONE 278-7555 Catch the wave. COCA-COLA WEST GREAT FALLS SUPPORTS BRADY HIGH SCHOOL 933 38th Street North P.O. Box 7038 Great Falls, Montana 59406 T ri-Angle Terminal Co-op Your One Stop Headquarters HENNESSY LUMBER Brady and Dutton G 0 0 D L U C K John Metcalf 2815 Tenth Avenue South Great Foils. Montana 59405 • 452-6300 107 SOUTH MAIN CONRAD, MONTANA PHONE 278-3912 60 CUSTOM CROP CARE FERTILIZERS AND CHEMICALS 2 78 - 354 1 Conrad Pete’s Repair Phone: 753-2331 Brady, Montana HI-WAY TAVERN 8 4th AVENUE SOUTHEAST CONRAD, MONTANA PHONE 278-9995 LEISURE TIME PRODUCTS SATELLITE T.V. ANTENNA 753-235! Box 21 Brady, MT 59416 The Keg Family Restaurant 616 South Main Conrad Montana 59425 - PONDERA TAVERN ASSOCI ATION DUSTY’S THE LOG CABIN THE BRANDING IRON THE KEG ANCIENT MARINER THE HI-WAY TAVERN MAC’S BAR ED’S BAR THE LARIAT PONDERA GOLF CLUB THE MINT RANGER BAR 61 M Ike Wheat Ge+deA M dana 476-3462 DUTTON. MONTANA 1 HESST01M A I FARM F OUlPMF N T V WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT Division of ALLIED PRODUCTS CORPORATION A P MOTORS DUTTON for the athletic in all of us 90 3 - 1 3 TH AVENUE SOUTH GREAT FALLS, MT 59405 ( 406 ) 76 I -238] MASSEY-FERGUSON Bob and Carol Suek Cliff and Kris Becky, Joyce and Cathy General Mills BRET WILSON,MANAGER YOUR FULL SERVICE STORE STACY 0’ TREMBA, SECRETARY WITH QUALITY MERCHANDISE AND CONRAD, MONTANA QUALITY SERVICE. PHONE 278-7532 62 imil 5 intuar AUTO PARTS SERVING ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS DUSTY S BAR FOR 32 YEARS CONRAD, MT PHONE: 278-5541 -N - ARNOTS FURNITURE CARPETS APPLIANCES LOFT BRADY, M T 753-2292 Conrad, Montana Phone 278-5581 HOME OF THE FRIENDLY BARTENDERS, ASK ABOUT OUR LOFT FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS OR PRIVATE PARTIES. NORTHERN SEED CONRAD SERVICE. INC GRAIN, GRASS SALES LEGUMES MOTOR Dave Howard - Bob Miller TIRE Con rad, MT Phone 627-2327 CON RAD ’ S jfe AGENCY FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE NEEDS. DM DM SINCE 1908 63 Patrons Joy J. Jacobson Sears Catalog-Conrad Log Cabin Drive-Inn Helens of Conrad Brady 753-2255 Chester 759- TREASURE STATE AUCTION CO. 5335 Fred’s Insurance Tim VanDyke, Hank Zomer, and Adrian VanDyke Rou t e 1 , Box 39 Conrad, MT 59425 Agency Jo a n We i 1kum Phone 278-7537 You'll Treasure Our Service Hail and MPCI 753-2271 or 753-2307 Brady, MT 59416 CONRAD BRANCH 7 0 2 Sou t h Ma i n VILLAGE MUFFLER SHOCKS, MUFFLERS Custom - Dual - System Conrad, MT 59425 PHONE (406) 278-7551 Ph. 278-5503 709 S. MAIN CONRAD, MT tv-''•  u-k' • a - .-. • v-. •■— -• : v -wfs Vi ;• :■?■■ .+. ■.. ■ •: -'Wr 'A ' t - :uj ;J -‘ ' ■- '■•.•■’■ J, : ■• - ass fr s68 .™; - ; } : £v-i ’ V- . -“•■ '••. _