Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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X TRACK Up md ox er' What 1 lump' Ot ull the sports offered m gurls phx sncal edueatlon trlek rs undoubteellx one of the most popullr One relson for 1ts great popularxtx 15 perhaps due to the flet that 1 grelter number of contestants max eompete ln lt than ln anx other sport lt I'LqlllI'tS 1 he llthx mlnel md 1 strong, boelx Ind Complete eoordl nltlon of exerx musele ln the bodx If rll tlmes lt dexelops graee, elrrnge, and self eontrol mel xt tends to promote good posture Ind deep ex en breathmg The Inter ellss meet ns plmneel to be held out of doors Hoxxex er lf the xxeather eloes not permlt thus the gurls reeords for highest attunments aehlexed nn elasses are eomplred 'mel tht results of tht meet are tlbulated from these Nelrlv elghtx senlor hugh sehool gurls turned out for praetnee thus xear, a xerx large merease oxer the number llst xear In the semor meet the runmng hngh lump xxas won by Gertrude Iackson, who also took flrst m the runnmg hop step jump Her teammate, Lenka Tmtor, placed fnrst m all the other ex ents, that ns, the S0 vard dash, runmng broad jump, basketball throxx, and blseblll thloxx No other semors placed In the jumor dxvnsron, Bernardme NlcC1be sped lheld to xxm the 50 xard dasn Alda Laura Capra vxon easllx m the run mng broad lump and the runnmg hlgh lump honors xx ent to Helen Englund m a very eloselx contested ex ent m xx hneh tvxo other glrls tled for the second place The basket l all and baseblll throxxs xx ere xx on by Marx Gr1llo and Betty Bavne Rosemarv Madden pl Iced fnrst rn the runnmg hop step jump Anme Kosoxneh of the sophomore group xx on fxrst pl lee ln the running brold jump 1nd 1n the running hop step jump Whxle Xtdl Tomneh xx IS busx NKll'lI'1lI'l1' hlgh jump honors Zorl Nlalkoxleh dlsplaxed great Plquette telmeel together mel demonstrlted thelr lthletle proxxess ln wmmng the basket ball and blseblll throvxs After mueh meloor pl letlee the glrls were preplred for the meet vxhleh occurred H1 the lltter pxrt of Vllx Miss Thlbodeau dlreeted and promoted this sport which IS a xalulble steppmg stone to hezlthx bodlts 1nd minds ow rt x nel! I 1 e e lixx xe beeulxel ruxx sr ss e ul X C Bottom roxx R X 1 e e gl u 1 x X Rmkenber It en l nt, UI d ,1 Uh! ' V , . , ' . .K ,, V ' , . , V la V '- Y V I 1 2 ' 1 1 'I V . i '1 K .lf I y K l sk- V ' '-, s ' ' .- 't s- t' s KV'-V. ' -L - i 1 . V V . -s K s Q . . s- l 'ua V' , V l ' , V- . . ' ss s ' I' y ' 1 V X V V V V' s - V. l ' U V V ' V ' , ' L 'Q ' 6 'K ' , 1 A . ' l .l' . speed nn outdxstanclng her classmates to Wm the 50-yard dash. Mary Russ and Dorothy V ' ' . ' I 7 .N x 1 'r ' I '.' L . . 'I' 5 rx': il, ful . l. Nl.1k', V. XY.1l lb-rg, Z. Nl.1lkox'itl1. li. .jr '. : X. ll.1x'iel un. Xl. lin , A. Kr'l ', l5, .le Lube. 2 . r b.t ', ll'l.'. l ngl nel, Nl. fllfllm , .- . ' 'l1Cl', l 'l' ' fl 1 . t g 'T 5 I A ty 1 'N ' 5- M p F Q- Y . I 5 s 'I N il , G . 5 Q, 'Q--f e- . ' V ' A i' f 5. A A 1 2 .

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Top row R Topinka E Williams D Seyerson R Olner XX Roe Bottom rovn I. Williams XX 'Nladeau F Grady X1 Nlurpln XX OBrien R Killem TRACK Clnders' Cmders' Cmders' They re off' The coyeted tape in the dim distance the cheers of the crowd and the anxious eyes of the teammates signify that a track meet is on With only three letter men returning to competition to form the nucleus of the 1933 track team, the Hibbmg team surprised the pre season dopesters by annex mg second in the district meet placing in the regional and taking a third place in the state meet In the only dual meet of the year Hibbing dropped several close races to the strong Duluth Central squad and was beaten 98 'Q to 85 V Kurtlman after losing to Passolt in the 100 yard dash came back strong to beat his rival in the 220 for the first Hibbmg wm Then Paciotti tied for first in the pole yault Morin won the first of his usual string of victories Williams a new comer, took first in the hurdles, and the relay team composed of Kurtzman Moody Topinka and Nadeau came in first in the fastest time recorded at a dual meet for several years Anderson finished the Hibbmg victories vsith firsts in both the shot put and discus In the district meet held here Coleraine vias first with 60 points and I-Iibbing second vuth 44 Kurtzman duplicated his vxin in the 220 but vias forced to be satisfied vsith a tie for first in the 100 after looking back at the finish Morin clicked off a good 2 07 in the half mile run to take his usual first place while Nadeau took third in the quarter Grady qualified for the regional in the high-jump' Paciotti vsas tied for first again in the pole yaultg and the relay 'team upset a heavily-favored Coleraine squad to take tneir second consecutiye first. Anderson again vxon in the discus event. Morin was the only indiyidual vi inner in the regional meet although the relay' team won their event in 1:37 just one second over the record Hibbing time. Paciotti and Kurtzman both lost their ey ents for the first time during the season. Boxed in by' the unusually large number of entries Morin failed to qualify for the state half-mile finals his first defeat of the year. The relay team came through strong, though plac- ing second in the fastest qualifying heat and then annexed third in the finals though breaking the state record. The team set up a fine record in point-gaining and in sports- manship. W. W. MacMillan was the coach. -3 82 1' V' vm. Vy7f7.

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