Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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Mae Ruth Pietila explains some of the nuances of a new selection to the ensemble. l CAN DREAM' CAN'T I BOYS, QUARTETTE--An ausi'enCe always dm mands a curtain call from our Boys Quartette whether, performing for students, lady's clubs or banquets. Although organized this year, their popularity has already spread far and wide. Their characterization of a bar- ber shop quartettc delight- ed the Alpha Sigma Rho and Vising Day audi- ences, They arc left to r i g h t: Joey Toldo, fl! Charles McDonald , s Michael Orlich, a n d f- W Louis Novak. .adj J f Xi , X C2 if i f JW'- . . sl, Q33 ef 42 . A M e 2 2' if 7 .X ,-v .L

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1943 FOOTBALL TEAM-Top Row: John Ifalkovich, assistant coach, Toldo, Novak, Bicanich, Serticlx, Orliclz, Valentini, Kordish, Tupac Hfnfy W' Hulfnefi Coafh: Second R0wQKf1lim, Gfdhllm, Jolmxon, Sinko, Paalxon, Smilanirlz, Rudxlrom, Kne, Smilanich, Ruparxich. First ROWI Omfmi MCD0114ld -Swanson, Toupm, McLeod, Anderson, Barke, Karak, Ognanofviclz, Racclzini, Bickley. In spite of only two regulars returning, Walter Kordish and George FOOTBALL Tupac, Coach Henry W. Hugener's football proteges ended a very suc- Chisholm .,...,, O Duluth Central cessful season with three wins, two losses, and a tie. Chisholm ...,.... 14 Virginia .... .. . . . . . Ch' h 1' .....4.. 34 ,.., . Taking time out from work in the mines, the boys hurried themselves Chisholm Eveleth . . .. . . s om ........ 27 Buhl ...,.. into physical condition in one week taking on the tough Duluth Central Chi h 1 13 - - . . s 0 m ...,..., Hibbing ,..,.... . eleven. Although losing, 7-0, the boys proved to be every bit football Chisholm 12 Coleraine players. ,..,,.., .,..., 4 The annual games with Virginia and Hibbing proved to be thrillers. Total --4--A---- 100 Hank's men overpowered Virginia, 14-0, but the Bluejackets from if Hibbing again proved to be Chisholm's jinx in football by downing the VW W 'lStreaks, 18-13, after staving off a determined bid in the last quarter. af 9 Stars for this year's team were: Q H 4, f Linemen, George Tupac, Dick Johnson, William Bicanich, Michael Or- H S lich. Backfield, Joe Toldo, Walter Kordish, Stanley Kne, and Merk ' ' e r Smilanich. l C If . DJ C ff v f L EQQ , ll A 'Y N w Y gi, -5 K - i . N if f t or 4 l- 4, e T -O 44 0 ,,.,- 'T