Broadview High School - Beam Yearbook (Broadview, Saskatchewan Canada)

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Saleski, 10 points and Mickey Bourns, 6 points. The next game that was played was also a home game, this time against Whitewood. This time, the score stood 25-18 in favor of the visitors. The high scorer for Broadview was Ron Saleski, with 10 points. On January 31, the team travelled to Esterhazy for the second game with that team. On this occasion we lost by the score of 27-16. High scorers were Don Miskiman, with 10 points, and Tom Cook, with 3. Everybody else chipped in with two points apiece. After this game, a senior game was played, with Broadview defeating Esterhazy 31-22. The team then had a rest for three weeks, before playing an exhibition game with Esterhazy. The score, after three quarters, stood 29-22 in favor of Esterhazy. Broadview put on a determined drive in the final quarter, but fell just short, and lost 35-34. The top scorers were Don Miskiman with 19 points, Don Rask and Ron Saleski with 6 apiece. In the senior game following this, Esterhazy seniors defeated Broadview 41-38. The last game of the season was played against Kipling. Broadview was defeated 67-32 at the hands of the Kipling team. High men for Broadview were Don Miskiman and Ron Saleski, with 10 and 9 points respectively. Thus, a dismal season ended, for Broadview finished in last place with no wins and 7 losses. On March 4, the league playoffs were held at Broadview. The top two teams in the league, Esterhazy and Moosomin, did not arrive, so they were automatically elimin¬ ated. In the first game, Broadview played Whitewood at one o’clock. Broadview fought hard, but Whitewood’s height proved too much for them, and Whitewood won 47-25. Don Miskiman and Don Rask hit for 8 and 5 points respectively, to lead Broadview scorers. The second and final game was played between Kipling and Whitewood, with White- wood winning 34-26. Whitewood then advanced to represent the league in the Saskatchewan playdowns. The members of the team for 1961 were: Centre, Leo Ledohowski; Forwards, Don Miskiman, Ron Saleski, Don Perrie, Mickey Bourns, Reg Ealey; Guards, Don Rask, Tom Cook, Keith Andrews.

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The first game, played between Kipling and Broadview, ended in a 17-15 Kipling triumph. The Barons started off quickly and struck for their points in the first quarter. Peter Inkster and Bob Petrie scored touchdowns for the Barons. Don Miskiman converted both touchdowns, and added a single. Kipling began to amass their points, and then it -was over. Kipling had won 17-15. Whitewood and Broadview clashed at one o’clock. Whitewood piled up more and more points, and went on to whip a hapless Broadview team, 40-6. The lone Baron T.D. came on a 70 yard kickoff returned by Peter Inkster. In the third game, a well-played contest between Whitewood and Kipling, Whitewood came out on top, 40-28. Thus Whitewood won the Unit Finals, and advanced into the East Regional Rugby Finals. On Saturday, October 22, the East Regional Finals were held in Whitewood, with Maryfield defeating Whitewood and Glenavon to win for the second year in a row. The Barons for 1960 were composed of: Quarterback, Don Miskiman; Offensive half¬ back, Mickey Bourns, Donald Fuchs; Offensive line, Leo Ledohowski, Bob Petrie, Curt Anderson; Defensive backs, Patrick Chaskavich, Donald Fuchs, Peter Inkster; Defensive lines, Wayne Belon, Frank Lipinski, Billy Anderson, Arnold Galbraith, Irvin Bender. Leading scorers were: Peter Inkster, 26; Donald Miskiman, 13; Bob Petrie, 12; Mickey Bourns, 12; and Irvin Bender, 6. BOYS’ BASK E TBALL. Mickey Bourns, Keith Andrews, Ron Saleski, Don Perrie, Leo Ledohowski, Tommy Cook, Donald Miskiman, Donald Rask, Reg Ealey, Mr. Lundgren. The season was started off at the beginning of January, with the picking up of five intramural teams. Captains of these teams were L. Norbeck, D. Miskiman, D. Rask, R. Saleski and C. Anderson. A round robin was played, with D. Rask ending up on top and L. Norbeck, second. At the end of March, our playoffs were held. In the final game, C. Anderson defeated R. Saleski, to be the victor. Tho top five scorers in the intramural basketball were: L. Norbeck, 57; D. Rask, 49; D. Fuchs, 37; D. Miskiman, 36; T. Cook, 32. This was also the first year that a Main Line League was organized. The towns participating were Kipling, Broadview, Whitewood, Esterhazy and Moosomin. Esterhazy took first place in the league, after their schedule of eight games. Our first game was played in Broadview against Kipling. The game was very hotly contested, with the lead changing hands several times, before Kipling pulled away and won 26-19. The high scorers for Broadview were Don Miskiman, with eight points, and Ron Saleski, with 6. The next game we played was against Moosomin, on their home court. When the game ended, Moosomin had won by a score of 64-5. The scorers for Broadview were Don Rask, Don Miskiman and Don Perrie. Our next home game was played against Esterhazy, on January 26. This was another close game, but the two last minute baskets by Esterhazy clinched the game 38-34 for Esterhazy. Top scorers for Broadview were Don Miskiman, 13 points; Ron

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Back row: Helen Horejda, Carol Ledohowski, Iona Farkas, Judy Dickie, Penny Schettler, Mr. Lundgren. Bottom row: Joan Listrom, Shirley Fredlund, May Edwards, Pat Ostlund, Sharon Rink. On October 17, we began practising for the intramural basketball games. The teams were chosen, and by October 23 we were started, with Carol Strickland’s team versus Shirley Fredlund. Carol’s team won by a score of 12-2. The next intramural game, on November 7, was between May Edwards and Shirley Fredlund. Shirley was defeated by a score of 17-6. The first league basketball game took place on December 6 in the Broadview gymnasium against Kipling. Kipling won 74-9. The leading scorer was May Edwards. January 12 saw Whitewood at Broadview for the second game, in which Whitewood came out on topi with a score of 44-6. On January 19 the team journeyed to Moosomin. The score was 56-5 for Moosomin. May and Iona scored our only points. The next basketball game took place at Kipling on February 7. On arrival, we played a game in which, during the first quarter, we were ahead by 2 points, but as the score 54-14 shows, they soon caught up and passed us. Our leading scorer was Shirley Fredlund. On March 2, the girls’ first basketball tournament was held in the Broadview High School gymnasium. The towns participating were Broadview, Whitewood, Kipling and Moosomin. The first game began at four o’c ' ock, with Broadview and Kipling competing. Kipling was victorious, with a score of 31-5. The second game was between Moosomin and Whitewood; with the score 14-5 in favor of Moosomin. Next the two winning teams clashed (Moosomin and Kipling) and Moosomin came out on top as Unit winners with a score of 20-18. Moosomin next went to Kamsack, where they competed for the title of Southeastern Saskatchewan Champions. The members of the 1961 Basketball team were: Shirley Fredlund, Captain; May Edwards, Iona Farkas, Sharon Rink, Pat Ostlund, Carol Ledohowski, Joan Listrom, Helen Horejda, Penny Schettler and Judy Dickie.