Ely Memorial High School - Timberlane Yearbook (Ely, MN)

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t f I JJ' JF' .,r l.cQJ A Qitfv' 't 5, 'z A T, Tv' . .:J'L Front row: J. Rosandich, R. Deyak, J. Sayovitz, K. Christian, T. Gorsche, second row: Ludvigson, assistant, G. Kovach, J. Jenko, J. Kastelic, J. Jamnick, Braun, coach, third row: -, U , gvhilr 5 KG Q , fm 5 hangs, ' t Ulf, are 'LE 1 ' t .4 f 1. . V525 F 'Ula D. Bunney, manager, E. Ruzic, D. Ravnikar, J. Richards, J. Passi, F. Sayovitz, J. Deyak. Basketball The Timberwolves, with a new coach and a team composed almost entirely of juniors, came through the season with an over-all record of ten wins and seven losses. In conference play, the Wolves won five games and dropped four, to end up in a fifth place tie with Tower-Soudan. The final game of the year saw Aurora squeeze past Ely by a score of 66 to 63 in an exciting game. The Wolves did a fine iob in the tournaments this year in going all the way to the finals. First night play found Ely facing the Orr team and winning by a score of 65 to 5l. The second night of play found Ely facing the second place team, Aurora. A spirited Timberwolve squad was forced into over- time while the crowd went wild. Playing good ball and making no costly mistakes, the Wolves won by a score of 57 to 54. ln the semi-finals Ely faced Biwabik, and came through to win by a score ot 50 to 46. A tall Tower-Soudan team was able to beat the hard-fighting Ely boys by a score of 62 to 51 in the finals. Bob Deyak, a iunior and one of the area's best forwards, was the team's high scorer in both tournament and season play. John Kastelic was the only senior on this year's squad. With the rest of the squad returning, both the players and the spectators are looking forward to the coming year.

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Foul? Coach Braun, Coach Ludvigson, and Manager Bunny Where's the ball The B-Team The B-Team came through the season with a good conference record of 6 wins and 3 losses. The over-all record of the team was 8 wins and 9 losses. After a slow start the team came back to win tour straight, beating Cook, Gilbert, Tower-Soudan, and Aurora. Richards at center and Passi and Buccowich at forward positions proved to be a corn- bination that worked quite well throughout the season. The squad this year was composed entirely of sophomores. Front row: F. Sayovitz, L. Mahelich, J. Richards, J. Passi, G. Dolentz, second row: W. Hill, P. Smrekor, P. Buccowich, E. Zupancich, G, Malisheske, third row: B. Barich, J. Williams, R. Ahola, J. Anderson. JL.. EQ, 453 ith' Jef-'fi '44 .s 1- Wx 4. 3 -G. X .