Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

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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

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SOMETHING OLD-OUT UOYS gym team has always provided thrilling enter- tainment for fans during basketball gamt intermissions. BOYS' GYM TEAM-Bzlck Row, Luft to Right: Herdrilucri, Kcuiy, Paxfhkv, Alti-1'ii111, Illniak, Mlalfll- nik, Pagliacetti, Ncwinfn, Jrnkx. Center Row: Alf. Latkzwich, Perliili, Varicliak, Rizrllini, Orlifll, Tnldff, Herardurci. Front Row: Rigllinu, lnlviprwlll, Aili-z'iili1, Dvblale, Milzich, Mz'h1'ii4-h, and Ruilc. SOMETHING NEW - our girls gym team resulted from one of John Latko- vieh's brain storms but our weaker sex have gone all-out for the idea and now steal the show from the boys. GIRLS' GYM vIIIitXMg'LCiit to Right, llzrck Row: Air. J. 1,111- kfwiclz, Kappa, Clmpul, Fish, Trgg, Wvxsr, Pvchowzick, Ma:- irfl, Svrlirh, and Mix: Slrupftr. Front Row: Vutnliii, Kiwi, Sin- ku, b'z'rtugmfiii, Hiliinnf, Wiixzirx, ami lA'f.Yl'll. S32 FEET DE BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM-Left to Right: Nevinen, Milendnr, Medalie, Anderson, Nowak, Dodier, R. Rudstrom, K Rndxrmm, Huber, Mattson, Oberrlar, Sametz, Befuka. ULOYAL TO THE RED AND BLUE -Our boys swimming team, coached by Carl G. Giffei, began practice early in November for their first meet with Eveleth on December 3. Although their swiming season boasts of only one victory, the mermen have been stiff competition and have displayed some excellent swimming. The squad, composed chiefly of boys in the lower classes, looks forward to a brilliant season next year when most of their letter-men will return. 0450