Terry High School - Prairian Yearbook (Terry, MT)

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Coach Shepherd gives last minute locker room instructions. Terry Advances To State The Terriers started out their season under Coach Shepherd by playing in the Baker Invitational Basketball Tournament. Terry lost out and was plagued by a six- game losing streak. In the conference play the Terriers bounced back by winning the next six straight. The Terriers ended their conference record with nine wins--five losses. By the time the District Tournament came around Terry was ready. We defeated Broadus the first game, but lost to Sacred Heart the next night. We beat Plevna to get into the fight for third and fourth with jordan. We won by two points and then went on to defeat Wibaux in a challenge. The Terriers were then proud to hear that Tim Inman was selected Most Valuable Player in the District Tournament. The Terriers then travelled to Glendive for the Divisional Tournament. By defeating Lambert and Lustre, Terry got a berth in the championship game. The Terriers lost to the Shamrocks of Miles City by five points. Monday night Medicine Lake challenged Terry but the Terriers wal- loped them by nineteen points. So away went the Terriers to Helena for the State Tournament. The Terriers lost out to St. Labre, who turned out to win the State Championship, and Boulder, the predicted winner. Terry in summing up their season, was quite successful. We were the second in our district and the second best team in the Eastern Division. Next year it will be the Sportsmanship trophy! E Kneeling: T. Thomason, T. Hauck, D. Ban, D. Hellman, D. Sackman, G. Ban, R. Dolatta. Standing: T. Ketchum, manager, T. Huft, C. Dunnam, R. Schwartz, N. Brown, M. Brown, L. Henry, G. Keuhn, K. Carlson, E. Brubaker, T. Knuths, Mr. Skillestad, coach. 56

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ff'N Ed Bray adds another point. Not Spirit The Terry Terriers opened their foot- ball season early this year, under the direction of Coach john Polich, with practice beginning two weeks before school started. During the first two weeks the squad saw hard practice, and as the date for the first game approached, the team worked even harder. The Terriers journeyed to Fairview for their first game and lost 34 to 7. The terriers then ventured to Broadus and were defeated l8 to O. The Terriers started the conference season by smashing Ekalaka 33 to 7. The winning streak was short lived when the Terriers fell to defeat at the hand of Wibaux 58 to 25 and Sacred Heart who trampled the Terriers 65 to 6. The Terriers also lost to Broadus by the score of 26 to O. The Terriers rallied in their final game by trampling the State ' School Beavers 45 to 0. The season ended with the Terriers having 2 wins and 5 losses. The Terriers chalked up a total of ll6 points for the season compared to 168 points of the opponents. Coach Polich and players intently watch action of game from sidelines. 1 55 I x xxifsli ' Q ' f.,x 2 1 K E.

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Kneelingg D. Sackman and R. Wilson, managers. First row: L. jerke, S. Irion, M. Yoakam, R. Neumiller, E Bray, D. Lynam, T. Inman, M. Brown. Second row: Mr. Skillestad, assistant coachg E. Ulrich, G. Schmidt, L. Gaub, B. Grist, M. Trask, C. Dunnam, Mr. Shepherd, coach. .Pg U... 5 H QF, -3' 'TQ in mm Gaub jumps as team prepares for action. Senior players accept second place trophy at the divisional tournament. -'M 57