Chisholm High School - Ranger Yearbook (Chisholm, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

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Beatrice Ladin Barbara Wangensteen Dionilla Lautizi Virginia Mahan George Tupac Frank Jenko Elizabeth Viada Mary Lou Gole Joyce Hudy Doris Stanich William Sinko Joseph Toldo Mayme Merila Geraldine Sampson Marjorie Hulme John Indihar Richard ,Oman Ruth Hanson rmmeafz., ' Q4 Sedan! 0 1 I 7?44 Volume 30 'ki' 'ir if if 'ki if fgyvgfwfi 'wif asf if-if Miss Alice Hickey, diminutive senior class adviser and dean of girls, came to Chisholm in 1918 during the last World War. In her twenty-five 'years of loyal service to the school she has commanded the devotion of all stu- dents for her sympathetic understanding and helpful advice. Today 1,51 7 boys and girls she guided in high school are fighting in another World War. The many letters from her boys to Dear Miss Hickey reveal a deep affection and testify to a true appreciation of her worth. They have found in her unstinting devotion to their Welfare an example of service 'fover and beyond the call of duty . To Miss Hickey and her boys and girls in service, We dedicate this annual. 4556 of FA i - , anr'ALL f c RT5 - lm sm 'N ?lQ,,,5.,, Clgfes 5-8 f Pgzqcs l l ag ff I i 1 'L r::::Jr:::..:: 0 I ::::1r:::.u X r:::::1 O xx' f:.:':l 'Y . I4 4 2'-fl 040 X I'm the little Ranger. live been with all of you throughout the school year in the spirit of service, and we already know each other. Just Wait While I park my lunch pail and shake some iron ore off my bootsg then I'll take you on a little trip through these doors. I'l1 show you what l've accomplished this year. I'm ready nowg just follow me-right this way. 7az'a afzzfdlo 6 af e 74e94e4zmda,!!a,fewwz6ww1ed9e,duz4ame' V br if , . 'L . W '- ii s I s J. P. VAUGHAN A. F. DROTNING l'An institution is the lengthened shadow of one man . . . To no one does this dictum apply more truly then to our superintendent of schools, lVIr. tl. P. Vaughan, who through 37 years of devoted serv- ice since l907, has developed a great school system of recognized excellence. Working with him for the same period of time has been Mr. A. F. Drotning. As principal, Mr. Drot- E. C. CHURCHILL ning set for Chisholm High School standards of high attainment in all fields of activity. This year the friendliness and sense of fair play of a newcomer, Mr. E. C. Churchill, has won the respect and liking of all for the new principal. His policy and personality has inspired the con- fidence that he will Worthily carry on and add to the 'luster of Chisholm traditions. w WL.. .o K 1 mu Ill! Ill! X M mxhk Y if IVIUSIC, ART, SPEECH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION!-Front Row: Clara Christensen, Tress Johnson, Elizabeth Carlson, Martha Stropes. Back Row: Edith Carlson, Harvey J. Roels, Carl G. Giffei, Louis S. Regis. ENGLISH, SOCIAL SCIENCE-Front Row: Ottilia Schubert, Gertrude Hohler, Helen Hagan, Teresa Romano, Miriam jaasko. Back Ruw:'Rose Solberg, Kathryn Sullivan, Henry Hugener, Evelyn Dietlein, Irja Ilasu. ADMINISTRATION. SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, LI- BRARY-Front Row: Pauline Palnzzari, Alice J. Hickey, Helen Rugland, Desanka Bnich. Back Row: E. C. Churchill, A. F. Drotning, William Kotchevar, William A. Rodean. COMMERCIAL, HOME ECONOMICS, INDUSTRIAL ARTS -Front Row: Helen Adair, Lena Bertodatto, Marguerite Fisher, Ruth Asplund. Back Row: Leonard Lehman, George Kavanaugh, Luther Wilson, Eugene Mnthy. x N 1 N s x f 0 P S N l fi eotcher s-Pt-:T X, X-, 'Wdawehpaawnmdakwhwanaaeuagkmnkzepad' 1 5 3 42 2, fi P 3 1 -v '.a.... ,, . fl., , . 2 32 5 7744 ELEANOR ADAIVIIC .... HELEN AHO .... LUCILLE AIVIBROZ- ICH .... CHARLES ANDERSON, Boys, Glee Club 2 .... EVELYN ARBELIUS .... PATRICIA AUBLE, National Honor Society 3, 4, Erodelphian 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 43 String Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4, Declamatory Contest 2, 4, Dramatic Club 45 N. F. L. 3 .... DOROTHE BALANTICH .... RUSSELL BARKE .... SOPHIE BARTICK .... JANICE BAYLESS. . . . EILEEN BERG, Mixed Chorus 3, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Girls G1ee Club 2, 3, 4, Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 4 .... BOZA BESHIR .... 0100 Mmmiamm iL,6,.,fd!0 XQQZGQWJWJ Cfnwfbudftbuw EWLTAQMXLQMJ km Imaam gf.-4A.,2lZfLA,Q, J. -6'.,,z.. 22,0040 at MARY BIONDI .... LEONA BORST .... PETER BYE, Christmas Cantata 3 .... NORMAN CARL- SON .... BETTY CERAR, Class Officer, Treasurer, 45 Erodelphian 4. . . DOROTHY CIATTI, Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Christmas Cantata 2, 3. CAR'LYLE DANCULOVICH, Band 2 .... NESTOR DEVYAK .... JOHN DOLINAR .... HAROLD ERICKSON .... DOLORES FA- CHINI, lllixed Chorus 3g A Cappella Choir 43 Christmas Cantata 3, 4. LEROY FERRELL .... LOIS FRANCIS, Mixed Chorus 25 Girls' Glee Club 2 .... RUTH FRYCK- i MAN .... ALBERT GERSICH. .fzdfrzcul ff' if-LQ Q ' ' J V pfkvvmwwd Lbvsf was W . lhffffivf 9-'ic!Q4,fn ,!lAW 7744 ANGELINE GERZIN, Blue Streak 2, 33 Erodelphian 2, 3, 45 Senior Council 4 .... MARY LOU GOLE, Ranger Staff 43 Blue Streak 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Christ- mas Cantata 2, 3, 45 Senior Council 4. . . . ROSE GRADISHER. . . . JOSEPH GRAHAM, Hi-Y 35 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 3 .... DELPHINE GROSSO, Transfer - Erodelphian 4 .... EDWARD GRU- DEN .... MARY GRZINCICH, Mixed Chorus 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, Christmas Can- tata 3, 4 .... RUTH HANSON, Erodelphian 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 Male Chorus 2, Accom- panistg Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Christ- mas Cantata 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 45 Language Club 4, National Honor 4. . . WILLIAM HARADEN .... GER- ALD HERMES, Swimming 2 .... LEONARD HILL .... FLORENDA HOLMSTENQ . . 0120 fee riff: mjfw Q,,f'v7aJ'-.fl'L-L..e f'AMP27,,.,A.. ALC !Z,4W,4.,R!J,M:A1. Lathe 510111 RICHARD HOPPER .... JOYCE HUDY, Ranger Staff 43 Blue Streak 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Christmas Cantata, 2, 3. 4. IVIARJORIE HULIVIE, Erodelphian 3, 4, President 45 N. F. L. 2, 33 Or- chestra 4g Plays, Romantic Age , Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 43 De- clamatory Contest 25 Senior Council 45 Dramatic Club 4, Language Club 4, Camera Club 4. National Honor 4. HELEN HUSKA .... JOHN IN- DIHAR, National, Honor 3, 43 The Late Christopher Bean 45 Valedictoriang Forensic League 2, Track 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 4g Male Chorus 3, Christmas Cantata 2, Declamatory Contest 25 German Club 4 .... STEVE IVANCA, Football 25 Track 2 .... FLORENCE JAROS. FRANK JEN KO, Ranger Staff 45 Blue Streak 4, Editor of Hi-Lights, National Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 4. . . . RICHARD JOHNSON, Hi-Y 3, N. F. L. 2, 33 Football 2, 3, 45 Swim- ming 23 Plays, Belle Lamar , 'KThe Romantic Age , The Late Christopher Bean , A Cappella Choir 45 Christmas Choir 4, Declamatory Contest 2, 3 .... RODNEY JOHNSON. RUTH JOHNSON, Blue Streak 4, Erodelphian 4 .... BERNICE JOKI- NEN .... ELLEN JULA .... DONALD KALIIN, Football 3, 4, Track 25 Swimming 25 Plays, Belle Lamar , The Romantic Age , A Cap- pella Choir 4, Declamatory Contest 2. ELEANOR KANGAS, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Ranger Staff 23 Blue Streak 2, Erodelphian 2, 3, 43 secretary 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4. 4lJA7fg,a.. V, 4,414-ffffcjff '.a4e..ila1v.. , 225 aaaagm WMM .aid-M4 aa., a9,,..,J.,Q,Jtf.,!.g3,., ZaW.75..7A..., 0130 7744 GEORGE KAVOLICH .... MARI- LYN KEALY, Language Club 4 .... STANLEY KNE, Class Officer 4, Vice-President, Football 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 3 .... ARVID KNUDTSON .... WALT- ER KORDISH, Class Officer 3, Vice- Presidentg I-Ii-Y 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 45 Mixed Chorus 3, A Cap- pella Choir 45 Male Chorus 2, 33 Senior Council 4. ERNEST KORPI, Class Officer 3, Vice President, Gym Team 23 National Honor 4 .... RAYMOND KOSCAK. . . . GLORIA KOZAR .... MARY KREBS .... FRANKLYN KRU- CHOSKI .... IRENE KUHAREN- KO. . . KATHERINE KURAK, Blue Streak 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Christ- mas Cantata 2, 3 .... 014s www X407 Maia-ff6-A44 gc , W-M53 MMV viixfwliai BEATRICE LADIN, Ranger Staff 4, Editor5 Blue Streak 45 Erodelphian 45 Plays, Let Me Come Back 4, Ranger Skit 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Christmas Cantata 35 Debate 35 Dramatic Club 45 Language Club 45 Camera Club 4 .... ROBERT LAGATHER, Class Offi- cer 4, President5 Basketball 2, 3. 4. ANTOINETTE LAURICH .... RALPH LAMUSGA .... DIONIL- LA LAUTIZI, Ranger Staff 45 Blue Streak 45 Erodelphian 45 Christmas Cantata 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Langu- age Club 45 Dramatic Club 4, Scribe. . . . SHERMAN LEIBOVITZ. . . . ANNE LESCHAK .... GEORGE LEVCHAK, Male Chorus 25 Christ- mas Cantata 2. CAROL LINDSTRONI, Ranger Staff 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Blue Streak 45 Erodelphian 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 4 .... ELEANORE LUCAS .... LAWR- ENCE LYNGDAL. VIRGINIA MAHAN, National Hon- or Society 3, 45 Ranger Staff 3, 45 Blue Streak 2, 3, 45 Editor 45 Erodel- phian 3, 4, Vice-Presidentg Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 45 MA- PHALDA MANTINI, Erodelphian 45 A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 25 Christmas Cantata 2, 3. 5. is 'ti I' ,Qu .ell Q3 Qdjeuf! 5 WM? Q--ff-5, Smal? Qfqwfg iw D ZJLZM, , ' 4- imc 1? . . 5 i ,Ah fl' F afqaazef Q15 M44 DONNA MCLEOD DONNA MCNIVEN, Erodelphian 3, 4j A Cappella Choir 39 Girls' Glee Club 35 National Honor 4 .... FRED MEADOS, Orchestra 2, Band 2, 3. . . . RUDOLPH MEHLE. . . . CARMEN MICKELSON .... JOE NOSIE, Transfer .... LOUIS NO- VAK, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Male Chorus 3, 45 Christ- mas Cantata 3, 4. lWlCHAEL ORLICH, Hi-Y 35 Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Co-cap- tain 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Plays, The Romantic Age , The Late Christopher Bean 5 A Cappella Choir 4, President 45 Male Chorus 4, Christmas Cantata 4 .... GENEVIEVE PALMQUIST. SHIRLEE PASCHKE .... FRAN- CES PECHOVNICK .... LOUIS PERKOVICH, Basketball 2, 3, 4. 0160 MWWWYW M nuwgl' ' ,wif fwmnuti ga amimi 53233225 Jwagak,-al ,S f.4,f1, B4AE RUTH PIETILA, National Honor 3, 45 Salutatorian5 Erodelphian 2, 3, 45 Crchestra 2, 3, 4, student con- ductorg Band 2, 3, 45 String Ensemble 2, 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 4, Secretary 45 Christmas Cantata 2, 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. CHARLES PORTER, Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4 .... MAX PREBIL. , . . JOSEPHINE, RADOSEVICH Blue Streak 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Christmas Can- tata 2, 3 .... DELLA RENZAGLIA, Mixed Chorus 2 .... FRANCES RIGHINO, Erodelphian 4 .... SHIR- LEY ROBERTS, Forensic League 2, 3, 45 Swimming 25 Declamatory Con- test 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 45 Plays, The Late Christopher Bean . 1 btw., QWHYJHQLLKA 7458261 UWM fwfif 24414, 557 gZ,.71a.L1F,z.,Wl J' d2L,.g:,, 14,44 nay' 1 KAMZZZ d,.11.,,5,.,2:,e jwfff T o17o 7744 JOE SERTICH, Football Z, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 .... lWARlAN SIMONE, Erodelphian 4 .... HELEN SINKO. . . . WILLIAM SINKO, Ranger Staff 3, 4, Blue Streak 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Male Chorus 3, 43 Christmas Cantata 3, 4 .... JOE SlWlLANlCH, Class Officer 3, Presi- dent 3g Gym Team 2, 3, 4, Football 49 Senior Council 25 Cheer 'Leader 2. MERKO SMILANICH, Hi-Y 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Senior Council 4 .... DORIS STAN- ICH, Ranger Staff 4, Circulation lWan- agerg Blue Streak 4, Circulation Blan- agerg Erodelphian 45 Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4g Swimming 2, A Cappella Choir 45 Declamatory Contest Z, 3, 43 Second in State, Range Superior f3jg Dramatic Club 4, Presi- dent, National Honor 45 Plays, The Late- Christopher Bean . ANN SUSHOREBA .... NIAR- JORIE TEGG, Gym Team 4 .... JOE TOLDO, Hi-Y 3, Gym Team 4, Football 2, 3, 45 Track 23 Orchestra 2, Band 25 A Cappella Choir 43 Cheer Leader 43 Ranger Staff 45 Plays, The Late Christopher Beann .... RUTH TOLONEN .... NIARGARET TUNIAN, Erodelphian 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Christmas Cantata 3, 43 Declamatory Contest 2, 45 Cheer Leader 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4, Secretary, Treasurer, National Honor 4, Plays, Wlihe Late Christopher Bean . LA Nl '5 Jmzzc . v 0204-21-44Wf'9Lf tizzaawjaaif Wy, www i chi Q00 caaffgfuffk. ' '73 OWVJUY7 M-ww GEORGE TUPAC, National Honor 3, 43 Class Officer 2, President3 Hi-Y 33 Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Senior Council 43 Ranger Staff 43 Plays, The 'Late Christopher Bean .... ELIZABETH VAIDA, Ranger Staff 43 Blue Streak 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 A Capella Choir 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Christmas Cantata 2, 3 .... MARIE VICARI, Class Officer 4, Secretary3 Blue Streak 4. B A R B A R A WANGENSTEEN, Ranger Staff 2, 3, 43 Blue Streak 2, 3, 43 Erodelphian 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Plays, The Romantic Age 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 A Cappella Choir 43 Male Chorus 3, Accompanist3 Christg mas Cantata 2, 3, 43 Debate 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 43 Language Club 43 Na- tional Honor 4. LORRAINE WINQUIST, Orchestra 2, 3, 43 String Ensemble 2, 3, 4 .... CATHERINE ZALLAR .... ROSE ZOBITZ .... ROGER JOHNSON, A Cappella Choir 43 Christmas Cantata 4. miie' fam, QW ,f 3 1' ,ge A .Lf 2, ZMAWZ Sewiafw A-N Roger Carolus - -f 5 Gene Cawley F h N ,,,, VA A ' A Hazel Cerar -'S ---- .. A George I-Iaideman 6 Frank Ruper . mv.-T5 , , 5--. KJ I LJ, 1 '-' -3- 1-'k'? 'i H I-'ref .-19. Left to Rxght, Buck Rom Uf.l1d7IL,L Jfnkn, Graffm, Kark, Hen- ! , ' : '1 ir , ' rhina, Sain, W1',vn'. Cvntvr Ruw: Duziv, P1lTL'l1I!HIf, 1'rlrfxr, Var- L' ,ww zz ani, Lzmwrl, Lzzrmm, Crfgyrsrrrz. Front Row: Alxlfllffl, Tnvzrln, lfI'r Z'?I.:k, Karlguf. Uraharrz, ami Snrhfllc. g an Lvft ff, Right, Back Rfrwf Gonlitkf Bummff Kangml Grinden' Tup Rovv:l'.1Iwqzzi.rI, I,ar.mr1, Herrzrdzxcci, Hwrhuy, Oxfrrrrzazz, Ol- N m ' Chmwf Onwk' Front Rfrwf Rally! S fk 'Vk3'1 Am' vmz IK-lljvxlfd Front Row' Slwrfv, Slrgnlr, fllfllfxnrl, ,-lumfn, 11111- 4 P v v - - v - ' - v h , ' 4 K ffrzmzfh, 1'lIrmIgf1vlf'ry Prlfzvzr, I'ar1I1qrux.v1 Clllllllf lxrumlk A56 I Loft to Right, Back .f'lI11Il,wrz', Cmhrk, Km mmm, Tyrzwz, Saxhau Second Row: Cruxxo, First Rrvwifnflmmrz, Knrpi. 1 -Q 1 x 1 I ' Jflugzz, K,fIIb!I7IfIU5, fllvhfw. Buck Row: Srrmzxnrl, Rmisfram, Nirwi, Caxsifly, llulmf, Juhn Mf'a1los, lawns Muadox, Rudolph, Corbefl, Casey, Rnzeka. Midaiin' Row: Krause, Hirrmirh, BtIY141fIl, Lafick, Danculavirh, Pfmler, 12114 Peterson, Pagliacvlti, Mcrila, Bvl- signnnl, Johnson. 5 Dm. Left to Right, Back Row: Sterlr, Dudicr, Kmclzofvski, McD1z11- ald, Panlxorx, Dfcyar, Vlaxich, Kaulta. Center Row: While, W'eI1er, Fryrkwan, R:1liU5l'i'fL'lI, Hackman, Ruparuicfl, Novak, Kllehlv, Front Row: llflunlv, Oman, Dornack, Kappa, lllamzila, Ilzufge, and Kumk. entini, Raccllini. Botton1 Row: Inman, Miskulirz, Chipman, Tun- F , '2rf IJ! Buck Row: Min Hohler, Hartman, Koschak, Haley, Mlakar, I E i 6 flmlvrson, Oman, ,Wirrazzz-n, Wilson, Mcl.sf11l. Center Row: Tfca, Wangenxteen, Stupan, Kofpf, Skurla, Salila, V. Johnxnn, and Sullivan. Front Row: Sampxan, Schaefer, Mlachnile, Cyr, R. Jnlmxzzn, E. johnson, and Korpi. Back Row: Perkrwirh, Caxlagneri, Ognanovich, Rudolph, Sikkila, Back ROW? Tfmffl'f1, Rifklflh Cafolufl Cf'fk -'kfl Sfffffhf Gffwl Ilulmrrrnm, Hvrfniuk, Pappax, Grazlislzer, and Iilflfifll. Front Row: Rudfffffmy and VV-USUN' Cfllfff RUW3 Kfllllfflflffl- Halffkfy TON' Lucca, llarzvgvzrlrz, Tanko, Lufcax, PGi'll1i'iCll, Nrlzlvauir, Dropp, -'fgfmflfl Mfadep Salina, Eaflf'-fn and T'71'7 - From R'WV51l0'I 4, and K,,Cj,a,,,,- Larson, Kochevar, Tomxiclz. Back Row: Salina, Palmer, Ruparcich, Balantich, Varda, Hermes, Vaida, llflrzizich, Pvrhovnick, Lackner and Melzle. Center Row: .lfn1l'x, Rulzja, Yfnzl-:o'Uich, Knr, Zanoni, Sami, Badaifinac, Pleslze, and Ilill. Front Row: Refonfwich, Damlvrnwski, Fixh, Meados, fllalesixku, Pagliarflli, and Palvri. Crystal, could you tell me if I'l1 ever be a senior picture :ull to myself? and have 'ln- Back Row: Barke, Levrhak, Rauchini, Kraly, Papi, Porter, Mil- ler, Hackman, Chapnt. Middle Row: Klein, Kruegfr, Hendrick- son, Lake, Barner, Lclsch, Lindxlrom, Corrzick. Bottom Row: l'Vilmrm, Fexnitk, Lampreckt, Preatllr, Thiclman, Marxznz, Emnofl. 0-llvl Q D 02 M, ' fl I 1 WW!! naw- We fix My 3 ' ' T' X. fi l i'a W g' if-S Ap- mc'1' Q A-3- 'v f , .N . .-1----v- ' .-0-- K - ' .W f r , ,, W 4 ' If F' Y E., 'a,, i in A 5 E-Ain Law 1 - f..,.f.y:,,,f 1 k,.5 ,wmum A .,.,,., .-3 2 0 , J 0 Consistent stress on the mastery of minimum essentials necessary lor cor- rectness in speech and writing have given poise and ability in self expres- sion. The study of American history and economics will enable them to become better leaders in the service of their country. Their knowledge of foreign languages will make them better citizens in a community of nations consisting of different cultures and governments. Thus through training for effeciency and leadership, through an understanding of right relationships to his own country, through an appreciation of other coun- tries each student Will be better prepared to solve the problems he will face in the post-war world. 54 pnvL m 'S libs. Q 1 0 1,1 Nyxl ll lb, ,Qi ff lf' A 0230- 7 Seniors now awaiting their call into the armed forces will find their knowledge of math and science of im- mediate service to them. Boys in ma- chine shop and mechanical drawing already possess the basic requirements necessary for the ground crew and engineer corps. From these classes will emerge the doctors, nurses, and scientists, so vi- tally needed in this war. The post-war world of new inventions and discoveries, too, will give new op- portunties to these students of prac- tical sciences. ff V qi 7 I ' x ,, 0240 et f-ff, s - ' up elim This page from top In botlamz Geraldine Sampson, surrounded hy twenty boys in the solid geometry class, still manages to con- centrate on parallclograms. . . 'KI woudern- Virginia Johnson dm-:sn't seem to sure about jzunes Sucich's conclusion. . . To see if every- thing is still all right --William Pender is no Sinatra sblll he's careful just the same. . . And it comes out here -Harold Ruparsich seems ready and willing to catch it. . . The boys get their practice at lines from the mechanical drawing class. h h mas mc in its spell -ing! gvpn 3 iom .lVHll'fC'IlS Rohert Kruchowski from his illllllllirmgnlqig' ' ' j MMF heart tells me w- mur i1iyFriinlivil1lirieiim detect H heart mur- - r ovich .... And where She it-TllS4nUh qY kIl0WS',f-joe Toldo, John In- Il.lli and hdward Gruden regulating centifu- gal force. f' W... 0260 OFFICE ASSISTANTS-Front Row: Winquixz, Lauriclz, Righino, Vicari, Gerzin, Wliskulin. Back Row: lohnxon, Aulzle, Rado.ve'vich, Sinku, MiCkEISU7l, Mavzlivzi, Jula. If e A ll Our classes are in step with the times. We learn how to make last years dresses look like Vogue creations and make an appetxzing meal from left-overs. In defense training we are taught the fundamentals of home nursing and of nutrition, the rules of water safety, and the technique of life saving. Always willing to help, the art classes brighten our corridors and class rooms, make favors, design program covers, in short, serve to decorate and beautify at almost every turn of the road. The commercial classes set high standards in speed and accuracy which will enable girls in typing and shorthand classes to assume good positions as secretaries and stenog- raphers upon graduation. Already some girls from these classes have appointments in the Navy department in Washington, D. C. Volunteers for work in Mr. Churchill's office as office assistants are gaining practical experience in typing and filing and-seta fine example of service for the school. E ,.L,., M, V S 027 RANGER STAFF-To the Right, Front Row: Tnrtimvi, Tuldo, llalry. Second Row: Tupac, frrikn, fllahrui, Sinko. Third Row: Merila, Saxhimg, lludy, Vaida. Fourth Row: Ladin, Lindxirom, Gulf, Wangenslecn, Laulizi. Miss- ing: Caxxidy mm' Srurzfch. Below: Mvct the Editors: Virginia Mahan, Blur Slrvakg Frank fenko, Hi-Lighlxg and Beatrice Ladin, Ranger. 280 3 23 PRODUCTION STAFF-Left to Right: Radascvirli, Vicari, Jenko, Laulizi, Kurak. Missing: Johnson. 242 if To lnform--To Entertain PUBLICATIONS STAFF - The Ranger and Bluestreak staff worked overtime this year to put out the annual, the Ranger, and our school gad-about, the Bluestreak. Things kept humming down in the Ranger office as our paper met its monthly deadline. Every week news-hawks published their HiLights column which kept the public informed in regard to school activities in the Chisholm Herald-Tribune. Later this column was taken over by juuior appren- tices as the journalism students devoted their time to the Ranger. Informal shots of school life were contributed by the Camera Club to help interpret our school activities. The Bluestreak staff was aided 'I'urtinL'n, Kosclnak, Zanoni, llarbcr, Mcrila, Dornack. The Jun- CAMERA CLUB-Left to Right: lllarlirz Ilaluy, Etiar ' SYl':I?1I071, Rlifhllfli Oman, T , xl ,i John lmfihar, AI a r I a 11 A if llffdge, and fllarjlorit' flufme, Hnllrirf Larifn, lllifdfed Kuxrhak, Rzflh Hanxun, Ger- afdfnc Smrljmnz. I' -.xx ON THE QUEST FOR NEWS-junior and sophomore ap- prentices calliwl their club Nasus Nuntiis, Latin for Nose for News, and lived up to their name by keeping us up to date on all vu-nts. Top to Bottom: Grahek, Saxhang, Kosiak, llaley gh-Lights Editor, 'Iliomas G. Cassidy, was missing. --To lnterprei:--To Serve by the production staff advised by Miss Helen Adair. The staff stenciled, mimeographed and assembled the paper. The sale of Rangers got underway with a hang when the journalism class presented the skit Truth or You'll Be Sorry modeled after Truth or Conse- quences . Participants and audience had a hilarious time. The cracking of guns and the howling of wolves were but a few of the attractions that held- everyone spellbound. At the lower right the wolf scene shows Wolf Frank Jenko, Red Riding Hood Sampson, and emcee Beatrice Ladin. BLUESTREAK STAFF-Standing: V. flflizfnln, D. Srtnlirh, Sinko. Sitting: M. lllrrilfz, E. Vuida. 030 found 14 'l'his year our dimes and nicklcs put into War Stamps helped buy ax trainer plane. 1 :Ae .ar The wise old owl looks on approving as Mr. John Tcgg sells llclvn Bcrtrmlini a War Brmnl whilv julia Lohas assists the transaction. 5 Tony Glonski and one nf his assistants, Philip Francclti, km-cp our classrooms bright with flowurs and our school grounds hrwuutiful and well kept. Miss Cora Randall, sight-saving instructor, helps Mary Bionili in manuscript typing. John Ferrvll and George Latkovicli rvprcsent tht- janitors who rail- high praisv for nur rlr-gin .intl CllCL'l'lilll classrooms. ap' 7044 676464 All work together for that great organization-the Red Cross. Whether making lamps and smoking stands, patriotic posters, robes for soldiers, or representing the Chisholm High School chapter at the Duluth hleeting, students are ready, Willing, and able to SCFVC. 0310 Thevire I-A fn The Army and Theyire A-I fn Our Hearts ARMY AIR CORPS-First Row: Dolinar, Meadns, Hill, Graham, Ivanca, Rupar, Samsa, Smilanich. Back Row: Ruparsich, Levxchak No-ziak, Sajeric, Nosie, Bye, Knliin, JOIIHJUIZ, Kordish. SILVER WINGS- Off we go into the wild blue yonder -all year long these boys' heads have been in the clouds-dreaming of the day when they'll be climbing high into the sun . We'll never forget those frenzied days they spent before their physicals wondering if they'd be fit to give 'em the gun. When they came back from Minneapolis wearing the wings of an air cadet, we knew they were ready to live in fame . We salute you boys and hope you'll never let anything stop the Army Air Corps . XHAFI3 Ge- se w just practicing so I'Yl know how to 0 O salute those cute WACS. NAVY-R. Kosblzak, L. Lyngdal, B. Sinko, F. Kruchowski, G. Hazdeman WE'VE GOT GOBS OF LOVE FOR THE NAVY - Anchors aweigh, my boys -soon these seniors will 'Ksail at break of day in the service of their country. We're mighty proud of our men in blue and wish you a happy voyage home, boys. .I ,hm N Weaawaledwlofaowcflepqdof K- V F I n 1 Q , . fw L , Q, r if A V' 5 uf X' . if ' W 2 . ' R' Z , if-2' as u i 1- -ff ,,, 'Q ...A S 3 ,g Q , sp- h s A ' 5, .rv V '1 5' git! y X. I i if ' f ,. X1 'K .Q I , , i , 't ai! wr Z, E. . ' Psi 5' ' A-N1 M- ,yi-'f ,K wx S 5? , gg' 12' , Qs x K f gi I ws L W 33 5 E fi Q X 9 P 'll!lQg 'M 130-41m ig. NATIONAL HONOR-Front Row: Kangax, Hampton, Sarri, Hanxfm, Hufwv, War1ge'11,vti'4'11, Tumavi. Second Row: flluzich, Gvrzirz, McNic'en, Manton, Illahan, Auble, Piefila, Steffcvzsrud. Back Row: Merila, Karpi, Tupac, Turlinen, lmiihar, Jenko, Tupac, Saxhaug. Missing: Lindstrum and Smnich. FIRST FOUR-lndfllar, Sampson, Pietifa, Wangenyzeen, .va nn- X 0 SENIOR COUNSEL-Top Row: M. Smilanich, C. Tupac, W. Kordish, J. Smilnnich. Bottom Row: D. Mazich, M. L. Cole, A. Garmin, M. Hulme. NATIONAL HONOR-The goal of every senior is to achieve member- ship in the National Honor Society. As only fifteen per cent of our gradu- ating class is eligible for membership, students can secure this honor only by excelling in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Of this number, five per cent of the class are especially honored in election as juniors. Junior members for the class of '44 were Blat: Ruth Pietila, John Indihar, Carol Lindstrom, Vir- ginia lwahan, Eleanor Kangas, George Tupac, and Patricia Auble. Junior members for the class of '45 are illuriel Saxhaug, NIayme lVIerila, Ralph Turtinen, Elaine Steffensrud, Delores Nlattson, and James Tupac. FIRST FOUR-Leading their class in scholastic abilities were the versatile seniors at the left. John Indihar, vale- dictorian, and Mae Ruth Pietila, salu- tatorian, were active in vocal and instrumental music respectively. Ger- aldine Sampson was especially inter- ested in the activities of the dramatics club and in deelamation contests. Bar- bara Wangensteen was a member of the Ranger and Bluestrealc staffs, de- bate team and accompanist of various singing groups. SENIOR COUNCIL-This year the senior council served their class- mates in their selection of class rings, folders, and invitations. Q 9-if ,.. v... X l . L.....a.A Q Q SENIORS-Back Row: T C .14 H I S h Hman- NN. Kangaf, Righina, Human, IUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES-Back Row: Corbflt, Illaltmn, Rrzwznpp rvoongzwwr, Hiangznrtrzn, Aublz, Mfzzzrh, flfantini. Center Gmhfk Hmnk, Pflnmn, Bntognnlli. Saxhaug, Slrffrnyrud, Knrpi, I If nu fm, ff-'lhflnr .Lmd-fff0m,,Put1ln, Crane. Front Row: Cabrtfo, Sala. Center Row: Graham, lludy, Koyrlmk. Palmn, Han- qflrln. Srunpmn, Lnulrzz, Slamrh, Szmgng, -' ' f . - man, Gzffn, Samplon. l'ront Row. Mznla, johnron, Mnulox, Mak- Jirko, Limirtrom, I . jolmmn. THE ERODELPHIAN-our girls' honor society, is the oldest organization serving the school. lt is every giris aim in high school to achieve a high scholastic average to insure her membership in the society. Again they proved their versality in a varied program of activities. This fall they presented A. A. 'MllHC.S delightful play, The Romantic Age. For their tradi- tional Ero Ball they transformed the gymnasium into a winter fairyland. Just before graduation they were hostesses at a social hour for all senior girls. At the Right We see our artistic members in their initial attempts to create a White Christmas for the tradi- tional Ero Ball. 0350 7 ' l 036 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM-Those leading the Grand March at the Junior-Senior Prom were fabovej Left to Right' Jamex Mlachnick lvlarilyn Mararn, Angeline Petrini, Thomas Rachini, Katherine Karak, Fred Doslal, Mary Lou Cole, Donald Kaliiin, Mayme Merila, R W . , V V . . ., . . i onald rzght, Marilyn Kealy, George Tupac, Mane Vzcarz, Peter Bye, Marguer1te Kealy, Ralph Turlz-nen, Barbara Wangenxfeen, George Hafdeman. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Helping with the decorations for the Prom are the junior Class Officers:Tom Raechini, Fred Doxtal, Ed Kautlo. Angeline Petrini was buxy elsewhere. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM - Our Junior-Senior Prom held April 22 carried out the theme of Spring- time. The gymnasium was decorated like an old fash- ioned garden With myriad colored flowers, picket fences and lattices. Couples danced under pastel streamers to the music of the Rhythm Airs. Wishes for adventure and romance came true at the old fashioned wishing l well which was the center of attraction, or was it the punch table it enclosed? Nm Rl. lx Jllw , r K iii. Self QUILL AND SCROLL-Members of the Quill and Scroll are chosen for their literary and scholastic abil- ities. This year they initiated eight new members at an informal party in the gymnasium. QUILL AND SCROLL--Front Row: Turlinrn, Mz'rila, Saxhaug, Illahan, fenleo. Hack Row: W11r1gf'11slz'e'l1, Saari, Azlble, Sampson. Nliss- ing: Lindstrom, Nlanirlz, Pivtila. LANGUAGE CLUB-The Language Club is composed of students in French, Latin, Spanish, and German classes. This year each class presented an interesting program for the other members of the club. LANGUAGE CLUB-Back Row: Miss Hohler, Chase, Indihar, Haley, Kealy, Laulizi, Hanson, Mlarhnik, Hrusacoram, llimdas, flhados, Vaiila, Rudolph, Kosiak, Monrgomery, Mailson, Casey, Hudy, Urbanirh, Johnson, and Mi.r.v Romano. Center Row: Tuusignanl, Samp- son, Sampson, Mamm, Cyf, Pagliacetti, Lindstrom, Wilrnan, Harlman, and Sala. Front Row: Ladin, Wangcnslrvn, llulmr, Wilson, Wangensreen, Thirlman, Kascak, Fish, Wirlanen, Johnson, Graham, and Colwerru. p ,.,.,. , - . . . , . ,,,,4gwf Te, ' -s . 3 Y Q My wi A Six! , l if Q 1 ,j i ' A a n, if , f i if Sw wif . f n 'x' '. ' H fe . 'FS 'ki- ln El ik. , , jg 9 ig? i g i' , A I H lg.: l V :-:1 41 1: glilfif , 4 l i V. I K D 'SVC' g T. . Q , 'Li v ----- 3 -L-N - -s. , tri.,w1yo-g1p:rfvi:.' i' ,,s.,' ., Q : 3' CBL--Y' . ff- , , .. fy M. ...f.r1,,- r Ts .. 'N -- A --. ...f-.-.K eff ' 1 PP- T'f's1, i?53'5iM c'2'ff'f'.: sf: ...Q Q is ' ' , -ee 1. ,L-X22 sw xv- f .L ,-be . A . - Y n - ,L W.. 1: Q- 5 1 B H if s - 565' Ag-X in . , 5 S it s if in s a as SWIMMING CLUB-The Dolphin Club was organized this fall by Miss Elizabeth Carlson whose aim has been to achieve correct form and grace in swimming rather than speed. Girls from junior and senior high school meet once a week to practice their swimming and diving techniques. SWIMMING CLUB-Left to Right: Miller, Tousignant, Dwyer, Davis, Wangensleen, Tlzielman, Kappa, Pagliacetti, Klein, Mazich, Chapul, Wesse, Rolmrls, Rudslronz, Frank, Kosiak, Gustasnn, Erickson. 74a playa Me a 'I Q P'-IPHFQ pu- ALPHA SIGMA RHO SOCIETY-Back Row: H. Kafpi, R. Janet, F. Perkovich, C. Hermes, M. Haley, J. Vimla, R. Huber, M. Merila, J. Mrados, D. Stanich M. Tuman, ZH. Earles, V. Jnhnxon. Second Row: 1 N. Rnlveflr, IW. Tonsignmzl, D. Laui'izi, H. Dwyer, P. tlulzle, S. Crillirzx, C. Uiffei, D. Thiefman, B. VVrmgenJlecn. First Row: U. Sampson, G. Fish, O. Koscafe, E. Steffensnul, M. J. Dnrnark, M. Wirtanfn, lil. llulme, H. Lzzdin. 0380 During the year of its existence, the Dramatic Club has already established a reputation for pleasing entertain- ment. Their first play, Let Mr Come Bark, proclaimed a hit by faculty and students alike. It was later presented for night school graduation exercises. The organization named the Alpha Sigma Rho because it included stu- dents interested in acting, stage management and rhetoric. Spring meant house-cleaning for the grand opening of Alpha attic in the Washington building which featured three one-act plays, The Unxeen, The Bin! on Nellie? Hal, and Mifzd over Maller.. These were directed, acted and managed by thc entire membership. IT TAKES REHEARSAL FOR I'ERFECTION!-- The cast for The Lake Christopher Bean at practice Standing: Saari, Orlich, Slaniflz, Tupac, Robertr, Inriihar. Sitting: Juhnxun, Tuman, Toldo. ERO PLAY- The Romantic Agc : Kivi, Kaliin, Bfank, Orlith, ffulme. Q, SENIOR CLASS PLAY-The senior class play, The Late Christopher Bean, presented on lVIay 19, was a creditable piece of humor by Sidney Howard. 'lihis drama was exceptionally amusing, clever, and hilar- ious, yet beneath it all lay the interesting, complicated lives of the Haggett family and their maid, the lovable and simple Abby. Excellent portrayals were played of every character in the script by the senior cast. Ending with a gay twist that left the audience pleasantly surprised, the play was indeed a success. i e 'Wx DEBATING-Our debaters studied numerous plans for post war organizations in order to acquaint themselves with the proposition: Resolved, f'That the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nationsf' Memhers of the district tournament te.nn were Martin Haley and Barahzira Wangensteen who argued hoth pro and con on the question. RANGER SKIT--Front Row: Mlarhnilc, Sampxon, Hrzdy, Wangemlvrrz, Ladin, Chipman, Sinkn. Middle Row: Turlinen, Kaliin, Slanich, Orliuh. Back Row: frnku, Sawm, Tolda, Haley. 039s THE GIRLS' CHORUS-Fourth Row: Wilson, Wirlanen, Brank, Hartman, Montgomery, Miller, Koscak, Weber, Wangensiern, Rrneka, Kosrak. Third Row: Farhinf, Sampson, Cyr, Tolonrn, Berg, Fryckman, Berrognnlli, Parcrsun, Hanson, Casey, Hodge. Second Row: bliss C'V15 p Sfh '.ff'f, CHIC, Wilfman, Mazich, Hulme, Pechozfnik. First Row: Paferi, Meados, D0?Ill1f0!USki, Fesnik, Clzapnl Fish Tlzirlvzarz Fmnolt, flflafesrsku. ' ' GIRLS CHORUS-Three times a week, the melodi- to the more serious selections. Besides singing in the ous strains of our Girls' Chorus surge through the halls Christmas cantata and spring concert, they have present- from the music room and hearten us with their gayety ed their delightful repertoire of songs at various con- and charm. This versatile group lends itself equally vocations throughout the year. well to all kinds of music ranging from light folk songs Jw-. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Top Row: IW. Koschak, Johnson, Weber, Berfognolli, Levchak, R. Johnson, Casey, Orlich, Haley, Rachinni, Si-nko, Piefila, O. Koschak, Maziclr, Rrneka. Third Row: Bironofsich, Thcilman, Wilson, Chapul, Berg, Johnson, Brusacorunzj Oganorirh, Nnfvnk, flflallson, Skurla, Johnson, Talda, Mlzlcfzrzik, C. Wanganslecn, Grizinich, Hanson. Second Row:'Pa1vri, Fachini, Slanfch, Frsrzik, Samsn, Kaliin, lndilzar, Barkf, McDr11znld, Lamprerhl, Plcshe, Wirlanen, Peterson, Casey, Fish, B. Wangensleen. Front: Mi.vs Edirh Carlson, Malesisko, Sampson, Mmrlos, Cole, Manish, Cyr, Fryckman, Harlman, Brank, Hulvze, Tuman, Pechowzick, Manrini,Hod1e, Schafer. A CAPPELLA CHOIR-The CXqUiSitC blending of Bond show during the Fourth War Loan Drive. Their 5iXtY voices which make UP our A Cappella Choir has spring concert was all-American, featuring a fantasy of won its way into all hearts. The singing brigade under service Songs with a two piano accompaniment. Bac- the direction of Miss Edith Carlson, began its year's Calam-cate Services highlighted the year's activitiCS With activities at an Armistice Day program which won so hymns, prayers and responses sung A Cappella by the much aoolause that thev were requested to sing at the Choir. ' 40 0 mari 'W 5 STRING ENSEMBLE-Front Row: Pictila, Aublz, Winquisl, Niemi, Hanson. Back Row: Sleffenrrud, Mattxorz, Lindxifom, Saxhaug, Pngliaccili, Walsh. ORCHESTRA-Back Row: Lindrrrom, Halma, Pagliarvili, Leiflovilfz., Gofnirk, Swanton, Carey, Hrmron. Second Row: Kvaly, flfzdrrrmi, fllrdalir, Nemuiich, Tyncn, Tnpar, I,fmlstrom,Vai1ia. Third Row:Lf1.rfh, Korpf, Palmer, Kft1l4.Yt', Jlufvlw, Tvklzul-:, Palmynisl, Puflrr, Mi1cl1r.'I. Fourth Row:-Imilfoevitz, Jnlmron, Wangenxfcen, Mahan, Piefila, Kauftu, Sstirm. First Violin Section: Nirmi, Winquirl, Auhlw, Strffrrzsrzul, Walrff, Mallsvn, Saxhuug, Pagliacetrf, XVIcNiz'en, Kangax, Hmly. Second Violin Section: Cn'gz'r.vm1, Tnwfnf, fllizkxixku, Vuirirh, Sarllen, Tiburzi, Kappa, Orlfch, Begovaicll, Packet, NAU, Mrxt-n211c'r, Hmly, Berg, Haflman. ' vawa - During the twenty-two years that Mr. Louis Regis has directed instrumental music at Chisholm, he has established a fine reputation an an able director of the band, orchestra and string ensemble. The spirited music of the band created a stirring atmos- phere at football and basketball games. The orchestra was an integral part of every convocation and climaxed the years' activities with a beautiful spring recital of concert music. The string ensemble provided soft, mellow background music for banquets, programs and social gatherings throughout the community. Even during the absence of lllr. Regis these activities carried on under their student directors, Mae Ruth Pietila and Donald Niemi. o 41 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 N me ' r K-.' ' 4 If fav-'w-4 ',4:r Nw' I E . 5 z 1 s 5 Y 33 Y Y Fi 3 'ai 51042 4 Q 5352 5 We 'T-Q it e 253 if f .ng uh,- ff? ng Q , , xi!! Hg 5,1564 if FIM ui gf v 96? 'iff I x A X .L 1 , x . .Y 2 4 SY' 1 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 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 . . Z . A' I DISTRICT 28 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS--Front Row, Left to Right: Louis Perkovich, Merko Smilanich, Michael Orlich, Stanley Kris, Joe Sertirh, Ralph Tufrinen. Back Row, Left to Right: Harold Tnupirz, William Rahfa, Thomas Racelzini, fffonrllj, Harvey Rovlx, Frank Sajerir, Charles McDofzald, lValler Kurdish, Harold Ruparcklx, fTrainefj. Another year rolled by and again Coach Harvey Roels' Bluestreaks dominated the District 28 conference with sixteen wins to four losses. The 'Streaks opened with a had start losing to Grand Rapids, 22-17. Improving in the game, they bowled over opponents only to have Cole- raine and the powerful Blue-devil team from Virginia trip them up dur- ing the regular season. The Roelsmen successfully defended their crown in the District 28 tour- nament by nosing out Hibbing 38-34 and trouncing Buhl 47-28 and Coleraine, 56-42. . In the Regionals the Bluestrealcs again were upset in the first night of play by Morgan Park in a 37-36 thriller, Again they captured the con- solation title by defeating Rush City, 42-38. The Chisholm team was led by C0-aptains Stanley Kne and Michael Orlich with ample support received from Joe Sertich, Louis Perkovich, Merko Smilanich, and our next year's captain-elect, Ralph Turtinen. 0460 BASKETBALL Chisholm , t,,,,,,, l7 Grand Rapids ,,,, W 22 Chisholm ,, ,,,,,, 37 Duluth Central ,,,..,. 34 Chisholm , ,,,,,ve. 46 Keewafn ,, , ,,.,, ,, 29 Chisholm ,, ,,e,, 30 Iluhl , ,W27 Chisholm ,,,,.., 36 Coleraine ,,,.,,, 42 Chisholm ,, ,.,,,.,, 41 Hihbing ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, l 7 Chisholm ,, ,,',,, 32 Coleraine ,,,,..,, 33 Chisholm ,,,,,,, 43 Gilbert ,.,,, ,,,,,,, , 20 Chisholm ,. .e,,,t,, 31 Buhl ,,,,. ,,,,,,,, 3 0 Chisholm .,.,..,, ,,,,.., 2 4 Virginia .. ,,,, ,235 Chisholm ,,,,, ,.,,, 3 8 Ilibhing ,,,,,. , .,,,,,,, 27 Chisholm , ., ,,,, ., 32 Keewatin , ,,,,,,,,,, H22 Chisholm ,, ,,,, ,,,, 4 5 Crosby-Ironton .,,, . 38 Chisholm ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 92 Duluth Cathedral ,,,, 26 Chisholm ,,...,,,,,, 37 Biwabik ,,,,,, H , ,,,, ,20 DISTRICT BASKETBALL SCORES Chisholm ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,. 38 Hihhing ,,,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,,, 34 Chisholm ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4 7 Buhl ,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,,,,,28 Chisholm ,,,. ,,,, S 6 Coleraine ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , 42 REGIONAL BASKETBALL SCORES Chisholm ,..,..,,,,,, 36 Morgan Park ,,,,,,,,,, 37 Chisholm ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 4 2 Rush City , ,, ,,,,.., ,38 Total ,,,.,,,,,, 760 Total ,, . 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Parker Dr. Babnick Dr. Indiliar Dr. Medalie ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING COMPANIES Alguire Electric Shop A. N. Moeller Service Plumbing and Heating Kosmerel Electric Shop Minnesota Power 85 Light FLORISTS Chisholm Floral Company FUEL DEALERS H. L. Cawley North West Gas Company FURNITURE AND HARDWARE STORES Gamble's Mahne Service Marshal-Wells Rupp's Furniture Stolcis Hardware J tie and GARAGE S Central Service Chisholm Motor Sales Co Grahek's Auto Parts Red Arrow Oil Company Schoonover Standard Station GROCERS Chisholm Supply Chisholm Mercantile City Market Chisholm Co-operative Society Community Store GROCERS AND BUTCHERS ASSOCIATION Balkan Store Bizal's Food Market Centa Central Market Farm Service Furlan's Gershgol's Krause Grocery Lesnak Medved's Grocery Minnesota Super Markets Monroe Store Pluth Grocery Range Cash Sartor Grocery Tusin and Son HOTELS O'Neil Hotel Tribroc Hotel INSURANCE AGENCIES Gouze Real Estate and Insurance Ranta Insurance Agency JEWELERS Dwyer's Leibovitz LAWYERS Frank Talus LUMBER COMPANIES King Lumber Company Lampert Lumber Company PHOTOGRAPHERS Hiti Studio RESTAURANTS City Cafe Clara's Lunch Conley's Cafe Sunny Grill THEATERS Chisholm and Time Theaters VARIETY STORES Roy's Variety Store WHOLESALERS Chisholm Bottling Works El Queeno Distributing Co. 3,5 NJN ' O , Q 1 C-1- 4 SIL I ,.....:1 ' s I 1 Vl I KX 'v 4 . 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