Gallatin County High School - Gallatin Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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Marvin Sunderland, sophs omore guard, who was out- standing ln his ability to knock down shots at the bas- ket. .Eeffermen Elmer Butler, another jun- ior has two years of work at guard to his credit. He was the highest scoring guard of the season. n Nommn Hansen, a junior playing his first year of var- sity ball, developed quickly into a good dependable cen- ter. 67 V 4 Q '3 i ffl ff , 1 ' ' I I lf' ' N 1 , I 5 i in X 5 Maurloe Dusenberry, 3, sen- ior, elected honorary captain for 'the season. He was the highest scorer on the team. T N , Q.

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if . ,gl 5 M at f -huns-s Hoffman, 11 fresh- man is perhaps the greatest prospect for a good basket- ball player since the days of Earl Johnson. illon lfrvvlzlllcl, a junior could play L-qually well orxr:u'ml, vvxxtvx, or ggmmru 551,23 X:- forward, who may he de- pended upon tn play fine ball another year, Tommy Preston, a junior, got a late start but made gooll, He shot his host un- uor fire. No! pivturvd: Lloyd Shvl- hzmwr, a harnlworking soph- omore- guard, who has fle- veloped a great dual in th-- nast Season. 68 Warren Hill, a tall junior