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

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KEITH NELSON MEMBERS OF THE 1955-56 BASKETBALL TEAM 4, 7, m y N7 SMQL 'Tk,,f 3, JOHN WILKEN DA LE OSTWALD -, 4 f ROBERT KALLEM ROBERT WILKEN BOBBY TEW I T 'lwigjf QT WAYNE OSTWALD MONTIE AUER PAUL CALHOUN

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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

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' x i-w-1-,..,,.....f-N-i ' 1. l 1 x ' , M'fff3'7' 'Q DMD 1: L .Z 'E ' iw' A if is as ' 3 ililfjf? l f y fxi'i-Lf affair , I feel, l, I e as - of ---as volume XVIII, No. I Classes Elect Broadview, Montana q Hve New 9JHiCers for 3iItlKD CD1 Q Q?C1f Donald Hegg was electe president of the senio class this year. Kay ,x September 30, Teachers 19 Join Broudvmw Stuff d r Five new te achers have joined the Broadview staff this year. They are Mr. Melvin Nelson, Mr. Dale Maasai Mrs. Evelyn Calhoun, Mr. Clvaa fs Conover was chosen vice president. Ani+a ' Randall. v1IUiJLN2f, ,onei son is at- A f e fVP ' is The lnwcmw f- - - nsffla, KHY - Anna I2 Nasal adams reporter 7 ' Nelson John Wllkeu' vletzel , App - Robert Kallem, Keith , . class. PAPER.ST liegg. Aulooolng, typing, agri- the wt c:On0veI andl on - -o 'ut out by culture, and guidance in flower, ,lite as their colors and HThe Higher the Climb the Broader the Viewn as their motto. The freshman president is Ann Conover. Bobby Tew is vice president. Dennis Brown holds the office of secretary-treasure and Bud Comley will be reporter. Mr. Jarvis sponsor's the group. They have chosen the rink carnation as their class flower and pink and black as their class colors. UOur Future is What We Make Itn is the class motto, the students with no sponsor but the teachers will supervise. Subscriptions are now being sold by Anitadansma John Wilken, Donald Hegg, Keith Nelson and Kay Conover at 251.00 , QCQOOI lays high school. Mr. Wetzel is a high school graduate of Zap, North Dakota, He received his B. S. degree from the State Teachers Colle g e, Dickinson, North Dakota. He also has attended State Teachers College, Valley City, North D ak o tag Northwestern University, Chicago, Illinois, Cornell University, Ithica, Nev York. This summer heworked on his M. S. deoree at Montana State University. He has a major in mathe- matics, and minors in I Conti need on page 73