Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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igj OKEN TiTtsUrthaU. W itli three letternien hack from last year, Coach Thomas made a team that the school is proud of. They played seventeen games during the season and lost only five. There were fifteen boys out for basketball, most of whom experienced a little playing in one or more of the games. As no special captain was elected for tin season, each of the hoys received the opportunity of being captain two or three times. At the end of the season a team ol seven hoys, without one of the regular forwards, coach, and student manager Leonard Palmer, went to Kearney to the district tournament. After losing the first game to Lexington, the team went through the consolation games, which they won. The prize was a plaque which they brought home to place with many other school trophies. . rhriUtU'. IW 1 Till'd ford 15 here Broken Bow .18 3d here Broken Bow 21 29 here Broken Bow 21 19 there Broken Bow 23 23 there Broken Bow 16 26 here Broken Bow 45 24 there Broken Bow 12 U (),d 13 there Broken Bow 28 18 here Broken Bow 56 Feb. 10 Merita 211 here Broken Bow 32 30 here Broken Bow 32 Feh. 21 Gothenburg 30 there Broken Bow 19 20 there Broken Bow 27 Total 309 386 Kecio.nai. Tournament at Kearney. Mar. 5 Lexington 21

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Pane I 2 SSasltrthaU. Wesley Dunn Guard James White Forward George Porter Guard Eugene Forsythe Center Coach Thomas Homer Osborne Forward Willard Melville Guard Arthur Haney Center Robert Kleeb Guard Sf.i.don Wenquist Forward

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 Top Row—Coach Thomas: Leonard Palmer. 175 lbs; Alfred Peltzer. 155 lbs; Homer Osborne, 125 lbs; Harris Haggerty, 115 lbs. Bottom Row—Melvin Ingraham, 95 lbs; Fred Peterson. 115 lbs; Seldon Wenquist, 115 lbs; Zcllis Zeller, 105 lbs; Frank Myers, 85 lbs. Htrratlhuu With four lettermen bark from last year Coach Thomas made a wrestling team of which the school is proud. Due to all the hard training the boys took, they have a wonderful record to report—winning three of the four meets in which they took part. On account of had weather Coach Thomas was not able to take his boys to the State Wrestling Meet, in which we feel sure they could have placed. The meets and results are as follows: B. B. Jan. 14—Broken Bow at McCook 1 I Feb. 18 St. Paul at Broken Bonn 25 Feb. 18—McCook at Broken Bow 20 March 20—Broken Bow at St. Paul ............... 18 » Opponents 24 3 16 12 (ErarU. The track season opened with snow on the ground, but many of the boys were out as soon as the weather permitted. As the meets come too late to mention the outcome, we are at least glad to say that Coach Thomas predicts a good season. The school will expect much of Forsyth and Peltzer as they are the only lettermen back from last year. There are three meets that Broken Bow will take part in, the Seven Valleys’ meet at Callaway, the county meet at Broken Bow and the Burwell meet at Bur-well. We feel sure that Broken Bow will win honors in all these meets. Page I 4