Broadview High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Broadview, MT)

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pep club Cheerleaders: Gayle Hageman, Kay Conover and Anita Iansma. Front row: Susan Conover, Edith Ahern, Bonnie Supanik, Marilyn Supanik, Mabel Haworth, Betty Heiser, and Clara Degele. Back row: Vina Saffell, Grace Adams, Ann Conover. Donna Pepperling, Naomi Adams, Judy Beeman, and Linda Arter. The Melstone Game. The Cheerleaders, Coach, Wetzel. The Basketball Team

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wa. 'R cheerleaders The members of the pep club elected Anita Jansma, Kay Conover, and Gayle Hageman to serve as cheerleaders for the year 1955-56, This was Kay and Anita's fourth year of cheerleading, and is Gay1e's first. The girls chose old gold sweaters with purple letters and purple skirts with white lining for their uniforms. We are very proud of our cheerleaders this year as they won the cheerleading contest which was held in Roundup at the District 7 tournament. Cheerleaders from all of the towns in the district took part in this event. As a prize the girls each received a pair of saddle oxfords and a plaque which will be given to the school. In ANITA IANSMA ' s KAY CONOVER , Nkmhm i ,f I ' GAYLE HAGEMAN Three mighty surprised and happy girls! Gayle, Anita, Kay, and a member of the Lions Club.

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' 7 ii S l Y 5 ,iz high school basketball Front row: Tony Degele, Wayne Ostwald, Norman Haworth, Robert Wilken, Bobby Tew, Montie Auer and Paul Calhoun. Back row: Coach Dale Wetzel, Keith Nelson, Robert Kallem, John Wilken, Dale Ostwald and Manager Don Hegg. Nine boys were eligible for basketball this year. The only senior, John Wilken, played center. Keith Nelson and Dale Ostwald, juniors, both played forward. Wayne Ostwald, freshman, and Paul Calhoun, sophomore, were guards. Robert Wilken and Rbbert Kallem, juniors, Montie Auer, sophomore, and Bobby Tew, freshman, served as substitutes. The first semester Tony Degele, junior, played guard and Norman Haworth, sophomore, was a substitute. The boys had a very .successful season this year with six wins and four losses in conference play, and five wins and three losses in non conference play. In the tournament the Pirates advanced to the championship game by defeating Rapel je and Melstone. They received second place and were challenged by Mussel- shell and defeated and therefore came home with the third place trophy. 'I-Il-GLY LV-g 'le-y Tournament Reed Point 48 Muselshell 79 45 .Wi 'E Lavina 43 Ryegate 62 72 Rapelje 59 41 Musselshell 47 Lavina 55 52 Melstone 69 60 Melstone 47 Rapelje 72 57 Ryegate 57 88 Blgs. Central B 50 Melstone 70 41 Musselshell 67 69 Shepherd 92 Blgs. Central B 'zo 43 - '- Jr. Hi. Blgs. 48 Rapelje 46 68 Totals 252 258 F.F.A. 39 Blgs. Central B Q Q Ryegate 65 Jr. I-Ii. Blgs. 45 Totals. 1058 955