Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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la.-. Back row: Franklin Heiland, managerg Murray, coachg Holland, Bundy, Peterson, Hein, Kotkin, Larson, Liston, Sinclair, Sethne, Peters, assistant coachg Magruder, mana- ger: Pattison, Lane, Cabell, Steinmetzer, Rasmussen, Svingen, Sternhagen, Lind, Stensland, Hammerness, Wagner, Far- rington, Paulson, Bruce, Magruder, Osen, Hookland, Strader, Cole, Dykstra. FOOTBALL The football season for Glasgow High for the year 1941 was most successful, Never has a Glasgow team risen to such heights, Capturing second place title for the state Class A division heralded a Glasgow football team of which the whole town and school will be proud for many years to come. The team started out slowly but defeated Williston in the first game by the score of 7 to 0. Glasgow met its only defeat of the regular season to a strong Havre aggregation, I2 to 0. This game was a rough, hard fought game with Havre scoring its second touchdown with seconds to go. Glasgow journeyed to Miles City for its next game and won a 2 to 0 overtime decision. This decision was later cancelled and the game was played over at Glas- gow. ln its next game Glasgow trounced Glendive to the tune of 34 to 6 to win its first conference game. Glasgow had a hard time knocking off a strong Class B aggregation from Malta the next week, I4 to. I 3, Glasgow played Miles City again for the conference title and defeated them I9 to 0, The eastern Montana Class A championship game was played with Hardin at Glasgow. The Glasgow team came through again to win the Eastern Champion- ship I9 to 6. Glasgow traveled to Havre for the state championship and dropped its second game to the Havre team 25 to I5. The Glasgow team put up a gallant fight but was greatly... outweighed and suffered from a lack of strong substitutes. ..14...

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N , 5 91' - v -'fr NME w if-' s Fi Murray, coach, Helland, manager, Howard Magruder, Harold Magruder, Bundy, Rasmussen, Pattison, Stensland, Billings- ley, Lane, Lind, Hein. BASKETBALL Although the Glasgow team lost I3 of its 20 games this season, it deserves much prais for the gallant fights it put up under decided handicaps. The team had but one senior, Pa tison, on its entire squad, Sophomores - Lane, Bundy and Stensland - were playing again: juniors and seniors with three and four years experience behind them. These boys, laclcin the height which they will gain in the next two years, fought gallantly against boys muc taller than they. With all the boys pictured above, except Pattison, returning for one, tw and three years, Glasgowis basketball prospects look very bright. We, the seniors of I9-41 wish these boys all the luck and success which they justly deserve for their future years i basketball. The Glasgow team made the school and town very proud of their showing in th division tournament at Great Falls. They dropped their first game to Missoula, 61 to 3f after giving the victors a decided scare in the first three quarters. Glasgow came back an defeated a tough Butte Central team 36 to 28. ln its third game Glasgow led the Grez Falls team all the way through the first three quarters but fell behind when Lane and Sten: land fouled out in the fourth, and lost 45 to 50. Taking all the handicaps with which the team played into consideration, we can surel say that the Glasgow team completed a very successful season during 1942 and We are sul that these underclassmen will continue to make Glasgow High very proud of their athlet' efforts, Much credit must be given tg the coach, Bob Murray, for his splendid work at Glaf gow in both football and basketball, -jg..