Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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We pfodoleo' the Gridiron The 1943 Bluestreak gridders, coached by Hank Hugener, had a successful season in spite of winning only one game. The team had a deter- Schedufe mined fighting spirit which gave all of their opponents terrific opposition. Under able Captain Dario Rolle, the team fought out each encounter to We They the final report of the gun. The Streaks lacked experienced line-men who September 11 Duluth Central 6 19 just couldn't pave the way for the veteran ball-carriers. Each game in S i lg V, . . 0 6 which the Streaks participated was a fine spectacle because the 'boys fought eptembel ' ugmla hard and played their best. S9Pt9mb91' 25, Buhl ---------f- ------- 3 3 6 Follows a resume of the highlights of the season: The first gamli of October 9, Hibbing ,,,,,,, ,,,.,., 6 7 the season against Duluth Central proved that our boys were strong b oc ers . ' who knew their football tactics. It seemed that the Streaks just couldn't gctogel gg' Eoliriflne ' ' 1 3 score against Virginia although the entire football game was played in cto er ' Vee ' enemy territory. Each long drive would place the Hugener men near the T t I Ei 82 goal line from where the Bluedevils would kick it back to safety. Virginia's 0 a S touchdown came after a jumble in center field. Our only victory was over Buhl in which we overwhelmed them with touchdowns. Mihelich was the star performer making most of the touchdowns on perfect runs. The Hibbing game was really a thriller with the Bluestreaks taking an early lead only to be overcome in the latter part of the game. Our encounter with Coleraine was very exciting with Chisholm coming back in the last half of play to make it anybody's game. However, the time ran short with Coleraine the winner. The last game was lost by a small margin to Eveleth. Some of the outstanding performers throughout the entire season were Dario Rolle, William Mihelich, William Kirk, and Rolbert Burich who carried the ball while Robert Siefert, Walter Kordich, John Sleconich, and Walter Beissel battled on ront ines. Top Row: Kotrlvevar, B-team Coach Latkoviclv, Coach Hugener. Fourth Row: Tupac, McDo11ald, Orlicfr, Smildiliffl, Valentini. Third Row: Toupin, Bicaniclv, jolmron, Toldo, Danni, Weber, Graham, Sinko, Kautto, Donal. Second Row: Gornifk, Kirk, Michelicfv, E, Adamic, D. Adarnic, Rolls, Sleconich, Siefert, Beissel, Lackner, Manfini. First Row: Kaliin, Dodier, Novak, Rynes, Haideman. .300

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Fme and a Half The Bluestreak staff, headed by Dorothy Koscak as editor, has published twelve issues of the Bluestreak dur- ing the year. The office hums with excitement for days before the completed edition is distributed. Our Willing and enthusiastic staff worked time and one-half to have the paper out before the self-imposed dead-line. The dummies , prepared by our editor, are oked , then stenciled, minieoseoped, mimeographed, and finally assembled. Pictured at the right are two of the chief workers on the production line, Harriet Helming and Elaine Vuicich. The pages are stenciled by Harrietg the finishing touches such as titles, by-lines, and cartoons are added by Elaine on the mimeoscoping' machine. The mimeographing' room is the next scene in our as- sembly line. Lorraine Feller runs the mimeographing machine while Thomas Monte and Lorraine Frykman slip sheet. The finished pages are de-slip sheeted and egg :ff vm ' Ei'Yif'i:2 i ,re K A wigwd, -V -A .sw 1 K N. examined by Mayme Merila and Joyce Mohaupt. Staff members worked time and one-half on the Annual and literary issue in order to get them out on schedule. Pictured at the bottom are James Hathaway and Ellamae Anderson working overtime to distribute the Ranger to Helen Ryerson, Frank Raushel, Ida May Runquist and other subscribers. 'Wig -,,,..-w--f- ' 'UN

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Action P ictures Top - Ra ymond Colda- gelli of E l Y ve eth being pur sued by W alter Beissl and B'll e 1 Mihelich of the Blue Streaks. Lower-Boys leap for a high one during practice. Lower right-Ann Jen- ko and Vera Pagliaccetti, cheerleaders, getting a hearty response from the crowd. Bottom- The charging line formation digging in for the play. gs a4 0310