Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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B3lh'OOI'T7 lDl'OfT7El'78dES 1 rata el Our gymnasium was turned into a southern colonial garden for the 1943 Junior-Senior Promenade. The girls, in flowing or swishing skirts and with fragrant corsages, and young men danced to the music under the direction of Mr. Louis S. Regis. During intermission, punch was served in the cafeteria. The striking moment of the evening was the Grand March led by Beatrice Ladin and Joseph Smilanich. The decorations were worked out by the Junior Prom committee under the advice of Mr. Richard Sielaff. A galaxy of red and white hearts of all shapes and sizes were the decorations for the Ero Ball which took place February 13. The Rhythm Knights furnished the music for the evening. The high spot of the evening was the Grand March led by Marianne Vidmar, first semester president, and Edward Bovitzg Jacquelyn Willians, second semester president, and George Rydos. 0350

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Champions All .png tlnnv 'i Ms... .Z I Standing: Smxlanicfi, Sajevic, Marinkovich, Erspamer. Seated: Lucca, Stainiger, Coach Lalkovich, Vitali, Berarducti. The instant the first half of every home basketball ended, In- structor John Latkovich and com- pany went into action. Unlike the half-time performers of other Standing: Coach Giffei, Sametz, Medalie, K. Rizdstrom, Berk- man, Casey, Bergeron, Mattson, Extrum. Seated: Dodier, Huber, Chipman, Klancfmik, H. Rudxhom, Sterle, Erirlexon Coach Harvey J. Roels' 1942-43 edition of the Chisholm Track team did not participate in any inter- scholastic meets, due to other major attractions interfering. Captain Raymond Erspamer led the team throughout the season, ably assisted by Charles McDonald. The squad started to practice late in the season because of adverse weather conditions, but the boys work- ed hard and deserve all the credit given them. schools, the Chisholm Gym team entertained the fans with spectacu- la1' maneuvers on the parallel bars, rings, mats, and horses led by such stars as Mr. Latkovich, Ramey Erspamer, Donald Marinkovich, and others. Though gymnastics is a minor sport, the school can truly appreciate the fact that it has one of the best squads in the state. With a squad composed mostly of sophomore and junior material, Coach Carl G. Giffei's 1942-1943 swimming team came through a disastrous season with but one victory in eleven starts. The tankers im- proving all along, defeated Eveleth in their final meet. Captain Ed. Klanchnik and sophomore back- stroker, Fred Sterle were the chief point winners for the squad. Top Row: McDonald, Trevena, Orliclv, Lehman, Coach Reels. . Second Row: Kealy, Stepan, Erxpamer, Jofmfon, Sullivan. . -fL,j

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