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

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 ■V it f, a Russell Wikstrom Melvin Bitz lack Curtis Maurice Thorson Richard Weikum Dean Gollehon Johnnie MacLean Kenneth MacLean Russel Petereon Hal Gollehon Howard Schlepp Bob Kincaid Football B” Club Jack Curtis Roy Gamer Dean Gollehon Hal Gollehon James Hill Robert Kincaid Johnnie MacLean Russel Peterson Howard Schlepp Louie Stinson Maurice Thorson Richard Weikum Russell Wikstrom

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Football With the equipment on hand the Bulldogs started their 1938 football practice September the 6th. After three weeks of training and drill in funda- mentals, Coach Gay Kravik took the team to Choteau. The Teton County boys defeated us 12 to 23. The next week Valier brought their powerful Panthers to Brady for the opening game of the home season. They defeated us 26 to 0. October 8th we ran up 8 points against the Class B Six-man Football Champions, the Oilmont Oilers, though they defeated us 50 to 8. Next came our second chance at Valier. We went there with some con- fidence but we were again set back 32 to 0. On October 22 we met the Oilers in the final home game. This time they trounced us 40 to 0. While Brady lost all their games this year, competition was believed on comparative scores to be keener than that in other districts. Enthusiasm, interest and willingness char- acterized the play of every member on the squad. Three members of the football team are lost by graduation, Dean Golle- hon, Louie Stinson and Russel Peterson. Lettermen returning are: Melvin Bitz, Jack Curtis, Hal Gollehon, Robert Kincaid, Johnnie MacLean, Kenneth MacLean, Howard Schlepp, Maurice Thor- son, Richard Weikum and Russell Wikstrom. We wish to thank Mr. Kravik for the time spent in coaching us for we be- lieve that another year will result in victories. B Club The B Club, a new organization in our High School, met and elected officers February 16th. Membership in the organization is limited to boys who have earned their letter in athletics. Officers elected were: President, Dean Gol- lehon; secretary-treasurer, Hal Gollehon; Gay Kravik, sponsor. The purpose of the organization is to render any service of value to the betterment of athletics in the high school and by exemplary behavior at all social functions of the school be a pattern for other youth of our school.

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Boys' Basketball First row: Kenneth MacLean, Richard Weikum, Maurice Thorson, Robert Kincaid, Howard Schlepp, and Melvin Bitz. Top row: Dean Gollehon Roy Garner, Johnnie MacLean, James Hill, Hal Gollehon, Oran Holland, and Mr. Kravik, coach. Girls' Basketball From lelt to right: Lorraine Bit? Gladys Kauk, Rachel Jermunson, Marthelin Kincaid, Viola Zimbelman, Helen Blake. Electa Peelor, Dorothea Hill Irene Stinson, Anita Mowbray, Anna MacLean, and Betty Gollehon, and Miss Shaw, coach (Inset)