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

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Sim nmnl .Bclsiiefbrlff 1 1 o Le-ft tn right: 'loo Engl:-, 4-alptuin, lluyliss Ryzul. T1-il S1illIlllC'l'N, .hum-s Hotl'm:m, Wnllii- R4-4-d, EAI fuss-ns, .lunior Lute-s, He-nry Haxgi-r und Bn-n Luiulquist sponsor. Fi'c-shmzin, 18 HL-lg1'2lllL' Re-sc-i'v0s, 226 Freshmc-n, 15 Bc-lgrzidc RL-serves. 6 Freshmen. 25 lvlaiiliattziii, 20 1 l i'oshmi-n. 19 Columbus, -16 l i'L-shmn-n 13. Park City. 10 ' l i'c-shmn-n. 250 White-Sulphui' Springs 31 1 ' l i'cshmt-n. 26 'l'hi1-Q Forks. 30 ,' ' lf'i'eslinic-ii, 28 Wilszill. 30 , F'i'e-slimt-n, 19 VVillow C11-c-k. 25 lfrcshnii-ii, 223 liiviiigstori Rc-sz-wt-s. 35 Y 1 Fic-shmi-ii, 21 Belgiziclm- F.F'.A.. 22 E 1 1-'i'z-slimm-n. 2-1 BL-lgradc F.F.A.. 22 , M V xl as e 1 i1-slnnm-n, 30 White-hull Re-se-i'x'c-s. 2-1 Lundquls' gnu' Captain l'lI'l'SlIH10I1, 13 Whitehall Re-sf-i'x's-s. 23 Sponsor Coach The llav.'klcts as thc-y we-ro czillm-d we-rv Gallatin l'rc-shnic-n. Although winning only fuui' nt' tht-ii' 14 gzinic-s tho llawkln-ts niacin- ll i'z-riiiii'kubli- shuwing, Thi- tm-unis thx-y playr-d against wi-iv vzirsity' squziils. tho riiiihimity ol' which wvix- lim-zivic-i' and inori- 1-xpm-i'icnce-cl, Thi- ts-urn ti':ix't-li-cl 1200 niilcs playing 1-vc-ry sclimml within ai days ix-uc-li, Tha- l'i'osh giiinc-Ci invziluable- Q-xpi-i'it-iicv tmni thi-ii' aiclvc-iitiiix-. This is pruvi-n hy thc- fact that twin ut' thi- Hllziwklc-ts plain-cl un thc it-gulai' tc-ani in tht- lzittc-1' part ut' thi- sn-zismi, Ben Lunclquist. an fziciilty 1111,-I11lJL'I'.SfJOl1SUI'l'd :incl cwuclic-d tht- l'1'n-shini-n until lati- in thi- sc-ason wht-n he- turnc-d it ow-1' tw l'l0l'111l111 EVIL-nzol hoc-znisv ut' his clutii-s :is Cl:-hatv c-mit-li. 11111 Lundquist also t'ui'nishc-d tha- ti'einspu1'tiitirin for thc- tm-aim. Juv Plaiglc- was cuptziin ut' thi- 1liiwklits :incl plziyi-Cl t'ui'wzii'rl im ilu- twain. 111- Wzis iilsu high point main fm' thi- squad lit-rinzin 1X-lc-nm-1 tank iwn-1' lJ1l11ClC1LllS1'S place- us Q-imc-li. llc- is ai t'ni'iiii-i' Gallatin stan' Lind plilyr--il on thi- tt-urn that wrin thi- uviii'i-i'i-iic'c- L'l1Ll111fJ1011Sl11p in 10236. T0

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G ass jafskefhaff Back row: Tom Hallin, Elmer Butler, Bill Eversz, Gordon Black, Carl Peterson, Kenneth Car- ter, Hollis Schnyder. Front row: Bob Martin, Harold Kollock, Norman Hansen, Art McDonald, Ed Johnson, John Hay, Milton Freeland. The juniors captured the school intramural basketball crown for the season of '38-'39 by a 25-17 victory over the seniors in the final game of the tourney. The seniors came in second in the meet, sophomores third, freshmen fourth, and F.F.A. last. Eddie Johnson sparked the juniors to the championship by scoring 16 of his team's 25 points in the championship game. The seniors lost one game in the entire round robin schedule. and that to the juniorsg the sophs lost to the juniors and the seniors, the freshmen surprised everyone by triumphing over the F.F.A. The tournament seems very erratic throughoutg the juniors were able to beat the seniors by eight points but barely edged out the sophomores 10-11, a team which the seniors had downed 28-11, and so on. The class basketball tournament is an annual affair used to help the coach pick his varsity for the season. 69

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HZYICA 59 5 9 Top Row-J. Preston Coach, Martin, Nevin, Cattrell, House, Butler. Bottom Row-Emery, Whitham, Nelson, Evere tz Eagle. L The Hawks started the season by dropping the first track meet of the season to Livingston on the latter's field. Two weeks later the Hawks again journeyed to Livingston for the second track meet of the year, an invitational affair, with teams invited from almost every school large and small in this end of the state. The Hawks scored only seven points in this meet which was won by Livingston. The third and final meet entered by the Hawks before the state meet in Missoula was at Helena. In this meet, which was won by Missoula, the Hawks garnered seven points, a half a point less than they made at Livingston. ln the state meet the team acquired 4 points, three of them in the broad jump, in which Jim Emery took third and one in the mile run as the result of a fifth taken by Bill Everz. Only three athletes fulfilled the tough letter requirements of the school: they are: Jimmy Emery, honorary captaing Bill Eversz, miler and half milerg and Miltqyn Freeland, hurdler and pole vaulter. Elmer Butler obtained a letter for his work as manager. 71