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

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Boys ' Basketball David Ward, Ron Saleski, Irvin Bender, Terry Wysosky, Edwin Loseth, Barry Archer, David Strickland, Don Bender, Dennis Fafard. Broadview 19 at Kipling 20 Esterhazy 55 at Broadview 28 Moosomin 14 at Broadview 14 Whitewood 31 at Broadview 25 Broadview 14 at Wapella 19 Wapella 20 at Broadview 25 Broadview 65 at Moosomin 17 Kipling 20 at Broadview 15 Broadview 22 at Whitewood 43 Broadview 31 at Esterhazy 42 The boys ' basketball team did a reasonable job this year. they only had five players, but managed to come out on top. Broadview ' s top three scorers in the regular season were: 55; Peter Inkster, 54; David Ward, 44. In some games Ron Saleski, CURLING Our Bonspeil this year lasted one week. The trophies were victoriously won by Mr. Pidhorny ' s rink consisting of Pat Briggs, Louise Rink, and Dennis Poison. The cups were donated by the H. S. C. C. Other prizes donated by the merchants, among which were steak dinners and strawberries and ice-cream, were appreciated by everybody. A good time was had by all and everyone is looking forward to the Bonspiel next year. Girls’ Sports Volleyball In the Volleyball Subzone Playdowns, Oct. 13 the girls won two games out of three against Kipling and also two games out of three against Whitewood, winning the subzone. Oct. 27, the girls journeyed to Whitewood to play in the Unit Playdowns but were eliminated in the first round.

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Football Ron Saleski, Leo Blaus, Dennis Poison, Wayne Mills, Terry Fitzgerald, Peter Inkster, Dave Sefton, Don Fuchs, Patrick Chaskavich, Sid Hanson, David Ward, Bill Anderson, Wilf Blaus, Jim MacFadden, Dave Rithaler, Mickey Bourns, Keith Andrews, Barry Fleece. Sept. 16 Broadview 14 Whitewood 13 Sept. 18 Broadview 26 Grenfell 6 Sept. 27 Broadview 33 Whitewood 15 Sept. 30 Broadview 32 Moosomin 0 Oct. 4 Broadview 31 Grenfell 7 Oct. 24 Broadview 46 Moosomin 7 The Broncs captured the East Mainline Zone Championship with six wins and no losses. They then entered into a battle with Indian Head. On Thursday Oct. 11 the Broncs journeyed to Indian Head. At the end of the first quarter Indian Head was leading by two touchdowns. By the end of the first half Broad¬ view was losing by 28 to 0. The score at the end of the game 42 to 0 did not indicate the effort the Broncs gave. Oct. 14 Indian Head journeyed to Broadview to play the second game of the two game of the two game total point series. Broadview managed to get on the scoreboard with a much better effort this time. The final score was 54-26 for Broadview. Broadview ' s three highest scorers were: Ron Saleski, 96; Terry Fitzgerald, 36; Mickey Bourns, 36; Keith Andrews, 12. VOLLEYBALL The boys team put a good fight in the subzone playdowns, Oct. 27 but did not come out victorious. Against Wapella they won 2 games out of 3. Whitewood then eliminated Broadview in their next round. In the Unit Playdowns, Oct. 13 in the first round Whitewood defeated Kipling. In the second round Whitewood again was victorious as they defeated Broadview. Broadview defeated Kipling in the third round.

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Members of the volleyball team were: Carol Ledohowski, Carol Strickland, Linda Miskiman, Sharon Gaddie, Mavis LaVallee, Pat Briggs, Penny Schettler, Marolyn Tocker, Judy Pope, Helen Horejda, Doreen Saleski, Ruth Ward. Girls’ Basketball Whitewood vs Broadview Wapella vs Broadview Moosomin vs Broadview Kipling vs Broadview Esterhazy vs Broadview Whitewood vs Broadview Wapella vs Broadview Moosomin vs Broadview Moosomin vs Broadview Kipling vs Broadview Whitewood won 10-9 Wapella won 21-7 Moosomin won 17-11 Kipling won 40-4 Esterhazy won 16-8 Whitewood won 21-9 Wapella won 14-10 Broadview won 13-9 Broadview won 8-3 Kipling won 22-5 Mr. Pinter Coach, Helen Horejda, Pat Briggs, Bonnie Masters, Carol Ledohouski, Lynn Judd; Front Row Doreen Saleski, Valda Rask, Karen Conquergood. Mrs. Drake has a Mighty Merc The student teachers couldn ' t make it work It needed her magic touch Not the push of the clutch Mrs. Drake than made it work. Irvin Bender