Brookings High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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TRW Z .af .ff 2 0 X j-F K0 vw. ..... 44 ' -f' li, ,. .Y -f I, 0'w,., I l vs L I Hlumnlnmy' ' 7 ,QQ Q hai? 15,55 - an ,.-.-5.1 , - Patterson A Squad Tracy was routed 20-0 in Bobcats, initial victory. The backs performed nobly behind a strong but somewhat inexperienced line, led by veteran center Paul Johnson. Billings scored twice and Turner once. James Otter- ness and Dale Wagner played out- standing defensive ball. Otterness Lampson Ham mond Steen Duff Left to right: Back row-Lynn, Searls, Adamson, Garrison, Olson, Stevens, Martin, Reeter, Hill, Niklason, Watson, Bell. Sec- ond row-Heslop, Sylvis, Swanson, Bush- nell, Patterson, Otterness, Van Beek, Bjerum, Helsman, Hanson, Wagner. Front row-Turner, Niklason, Hammond, Dorn, Billings, Steen, Duff, Johnson, Berge, Wright. Bobcats trounced Milbank 26-0 by playing a superb ball game during the entire contest. Bobcats' scoring consisted of four touchdowns. The first two were made by Niklason, one by Turner, and one by Dorn. The de- fensive work of Van Beek, left tackle, was outstanding. L- 1 JU-l'1'1 abut. U XF :annoy 'Q X twig' -. ,fgggt A . ,aw Billings

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Bobcot Griclders Third in Leclgue . Our Board of Strategy should be in- troduced first: Max Lynn completed his third year here and is coach of A squad foot- ball, basketball, and track, and has charge of boys' physical educaiton in the high school. L. D. Doc Horrigan has charge of both B squad football and bas- ketball, giving experience to the younger boys and underclassmen in high school. Vernon Pete Doering has com- plete charge of all junior high school athletics including the basketball and football teams, physical education and intramural sports. Virg Bell acts as an assistant to Max in football and track. During basketball season he coaches the freshman basketball team. 20 T Qlx Yam, - :B Q T ' Li 1' wi , iii XX X A FOOTBALL One hundred boys reported for football during the fall. This group was broken up into three teams, the A squad, the B squad, and the freshmen squad. Twenty-five boys showed superior ability to gain berths on the varsity under Coaches Lynn and Bell. A Football Summary BHS Score Opponent Score 20 Tracy ............... ............. 0 26 Milbank ......... ........ 0 6 Aberdeen ......,.... ........ 0 17 Mitchell .....,.. .............. 0 7 Yankton .............. .............. 1 3 6 Watertown .......... ........ 7 13 Huron .................... .............. 6 0 Pipestone ........... .............. 1 4 9 Coaches: Horrigan, l Bell, Lynn, Doering 0 B ' QD CAT X949

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Q-Q Pk : , ,fr M 1 S' ' XY ,W K X Action. Aberdeen succumbed 6-0 as the Bobcats opened their conference com- petition against the strong Eagle eleven. A spectacular 56 yard run by Donnie Dorn, right halfback, proved to be the turning point of the game. The great defensive Work of Gordon Duff, Joe Berge, and Loren Niklason kept the Bobcats in the lead. Swanson Bushnell Berge Dorn Scoring Against the Aberdeen Eagles on that Perfect Playl' Bobcats 13, Mitchell 0, was the score that ruined the homecoming game for the Kernels. Hanson, out- standing left end, scored on a pass from Billings. Billings scored on a 45 yard run to cinch a Bobcat victory. The defensive work of Hanson was apparent on almost every play run in his direction. Helsman Wright Johnson QRQOBCTE 594 u