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

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 KOOTBALl. Sitting: (left to right) Eugene Styren, George Ellingson, Arthur Rouna, waven Schlepp, Kenneth Otness, Jackie Kauk. Standing: (left to right) Jack Curtis, Willard Gutzmer, Freddy Banka, Richard Weikum, Howard Schlepp, Melvin Bitz, Maurice Thorson, Coach Vern Mayo. On September fourth, thirteen boys reported for foot ball, most of these freshmen. The new members were Willard Gutzmer, Freddy Banka, Eugene Styren, George Ellingson, Arthur Rouns, Waven Schlepp, Kenneth Otness, Jackie Kauk, and Roy Garner. This year the team missed Hal Gollehon, Russell WiLatrom, and Johnnie Mac- Lean, all of them first string men. The out look for the team was not so good after we were put in another division, but the work of Coach Mayo put a differ- ent light on things which showed in later games. Roy Garner, a senior, in spite of this year being his first year, played some very good games, running wild against Oilmont, Belt, and Power. The high-light game of the year was with Power when the small but mighty Bulldog team tangled with the big Power team, but the Bulldogs won an easy victory. Scores for the year were: Brady Oilmont 14 Brady 72 Highwood 0 Brady 56 Belt 12 Brady 40 Power 12 Brady 12 St. Marys 30 Brady 22 Valier 7 Brady 0 Centerville 4 5 The team will lose three very good ball players: Roy Garner, the fast run- ning end, Maurice Thorson, the best ball handler in the district, and Howard Schlepp, the most dangerous back we’ve seen. Much credit must be given to Coach Vern Mayo who has developed a wonderful football team out of so little material.

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Front How: (left to right) Richard V.'eikum, Roy Garner, Jack: Curtis, Freddy Banka, and Henry Rouns. Back Row: (left to right) Maurice Thorson, Kelvin Bitz, Howard Schlepp, Thomas Row, 7'aven Schlepp, and Coach Vern Mayo. Basketball practice began in the middle of November with sixteen boys re- porting. The boys showed the seme good old fight as in former years but with the keen competition which they :.ad they were only able to win eleven out of twe ty-five games. The boys played some good games which they can well be proud of. The high- light game of the season was at the big tournament when Brady almost upset the powerful Shelby team. In the last two minutes of nlay the Brady boys missed three shots and the Shelby team made their two lucky shots making the final score 26 to 31 in favor of Shelby. Four men will be lost from the team this year by graduation, namely, Henry Rouns, Maurice Thorson, Roy Garner and Howard Schlepp. These are four very good players and will be long remembered by the Brady sport fans. Playing season: Brady 23 Choteau 33 Brady 14 Monalta 24 Brady 30 State School 10 Brady 20 Dutton 36 Brady 20 Monalta 9 Brady 40 Oilmont 9 Brady 17 Sunburst 19 Brady 19 Conrad 44 Brady 28 Shelby 26 Brady 30 Valier 20 Brady 29 Cut Bank 24 Brady 14 Sunburst 27 Brady 19 Conrad 24 Brady 19 Shelby 43 Brady 22 Dutton 30 Brady 16 Sunburst 18 Brady 26 liOnalta 18 Brady 41 State School 22 Brady 21 Valier 25 Rig Tournament at Shelby: Brady 26 Shelby 31 Brady 20 Cut Bank 27 Brady 19 Oilmont 17 mall School Tournament at Valier: Brady 31 Oilmont 23 Brady 29 TTonalta 23 Brady 23 Valier 25

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JUNIOR PROH The Grand Murch started at 9:15 and it was led by a Junior couple, John Curtis, Junior Class presi- dent, and Dorothea Hill. This year the Juniors decorated the gym with blue crepe-paper draped along the sides and ends. Blue balloons covered the ceiling. Tue balloons were printed with the Senior Class motto: Not Euding but Boginning. Just before the last dance, the balloons were let down and the crowd took them for souvenirs. Good swing music was furnished by The Cavaliers , and everyone who attended had a good time. u. f o p -To - rt f'he f a C Wl 7) XOj P? JL£ — 1 Qs + - ? Ttdty,.