Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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X ,...--f BASKETBALL Onlv thurty seconds left to play and the score us tued Everyone us tense and ex cuted All eyes are on the pluers whose exerv move us seen Theres the whustle, the tup off The ball us quucklx taken passed there ut goes and the funal shot makes a wunnung basket The erowd goes vnuld Another eutcutung basketball game us ended Basketball h1s many 1dw 1nt1ges over other games It us excellent not only for the phw sucal exercuse ut guves but 1lso for the xugorous mental truunung as ut ealls for eoncen tratuon quuekness of pereeptuon and thougnt 1nd the team work whueh us so valuable 1 feature of ull group tetuuututes It us 1 very rapud game 1nd physucally ut does not demand the great strength requured for football but quuckness agulutw endurance, a keen sense of durectuon 1nd museul1r control are absolutely essentual The rules governung 1 player s behavuor on the floor are so struct that anger and loss of self control practucally rule a person out of the game The elumunatuon of rough ness and all over the floor play makes basketball an excellent game for gurls If played rught, ut us not a game for laq people or those who desure merely a luttle lught exercuse The team consusts of a center two form ards and three guards The game us played un two halves of twenty munutes each wuth a ten munute peruod between halves Its scores are made by eagung fueld goals and free throws New rules were untroduced thus year whuch made the guardung easuer and effectuwe The gurls basketball tournament was held after school hours from four to fuse thurty on several dufferent davs and a serv large number of gurls partucupated un the games Muss Thubodeau the eoach refereed all the contests The wunnung senuor team whuch was led by Catherune Belton ran up agaunst stuff eompetutuon un 1ll of theur games Mary Grullos telm was defeated bv thus team for the furst tume un four years Aluee Mae Nordstrom s team won the llurels for the junuors 1fter an exeutung game un whuch Barbara Brown s team w1s defeuted In the sophomore class, Ferra Cyherardu led her class mates to att1un the ehumpuonshup Moue than two hundred gurls partucupated un thus sport Top row V Caeuselnun C Bebler A Nl Nordstrom I Brown U l'lurrunu.,ton C ldel I. osanoxueh urd rovu NI clflSKl11ll l Nl C o e e s I1 1 u B .1 N C rullm Nlellowe eeond row Nl ohnxon C we C eombettu l bherure u A bkalskw ll liaehnuk C W hutman V hdrullu P Desseluer Bottom row A Spanush D C.urrue NI Nlonaeellu Zubueh P Booth Nlerhar A Kosovueh 5 Dukelueh u CWS! . . . . 1 - . ' . , . ' - e ,V s I F1 - I l ' V I Y. . . l - . . u ., , . Y V- v I rx I l i l '- ., . .... . . 1 ' 1 '-s ' ' sf . V' s f' ' ' - ' - Q ., . . , . ,W 11 lx . , i I .5 . , .. . K , . . . Q A. ' '. ',. .' ' X I l I I. V X s -A, ,u .i . Q i . ,. t . . . I , . . . . H ss - U Y U ' . V. . . - l I - -Y . , . V Y, . . 1 ,I Y I 1 x . .. . . , , . I. I. 1 P . . i x.. . . . . . . . , 1 3 . . . . .v . i . , . . .. . . , . 4 ' 'L ' . ' ' I ' I - . . . . . . Th' ': u . I1 u , . . Qaloviclu, A. P gfr'l , V. ..np4, Cf. c ton, I. i f x, KI. u ' -ll. s-- fu .,u , ,. uu. -1, u.. ,- f , -. ' -. 1, . 1 . Q , 3. ' , ': . , . ',. .u ,j. ', . ,-I.. , . ', I.' '.

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ff . A- 1 sf , , . i' ,X - f , 1 Q .1 , ,' f r I , I J If 1 1 .1 1 f l 'f r J J I'op row F 'VIcHardy M Galouch U Harrmgton D Cook B McCabe Thlrd row B Bachmk V Vahlberg A Kosouch Nl Aubm A Pogtrcls V Lampx C Beaton M Gnllo J N1cDowcll Second row E Leach V I-edrwlx A Bullen A Skalskx A Paclottl I' Gherardl B Nlessner P Desseller Bottom row M Monacellx R Abate D Currie P Booh -I Vltrhar L Makl S Dxkelxch M Russ C Cavalxer VQLLEVBALL A well launched serve' The ball gl1des svsnftly through the anr and 1S volleyed back and forth for several seemmgly long seconds Bouncmg on the floor lt IS ammed lately snatched up by some excited team member and passed to the server The players sl nfr posxtlons The ball ns agam lnfted mto the axr and sanls over the net and 1nto the ready hands of the alert opponents as the thrnllmg game of volleyball proceeds Anv gxrl may choose a xolley ball team from her own class and nter competntnon At the end of the season all star class teams are chosen from the various color teams by the coaches Eacn gurl chosen rece1ves four pomts vshnch are applned toward :arn mg a numeral shleld, or large H In yolley ball as perhaps m no other game, the morale of the team often determmes the wmnmg of thc game It IS a game for everyone vshxch IS not at all dlfflcult to master but yy hlth carrnts mterest and excltement nn that xt mvolves contmual muscle work team work, and speed It IS also a good correctxve game for the student stoop posture as It tends to strengthen the spme and brmg the shoulders and head up and back There ns yen lnttle chance of danger or straxn 1n xolley ball, and xt may be played mdoors or outdoors at any season of the year It has no equal as a developer of good sportsmanshnp The play ers were mspxred by MISS Thnbodeau s pcppy splrlt, and through the mll mgness of the gurls to cooperate, thus season proyed to be an unusually successful one Much enthusiasm was shoun by each member of the many different teams and by the spectators Who attended the contests ln large numbers, all games were played after school Aurella Pacnottx s determmed team captured laurels for the sophomores after a mp and tuck game ln vshnch she defeated Cassy Whltman s team, Anme Kosovnch s team dovx ned Dorothy Stehlm s team to vun the junior Color Team Champnonshnp for thns year Mary Grnllos team, semor champlons, dxsplayed brxllnant plays and cellent teamwork m defeating Bernardme McCabes squad The all star teams mere selected bs the coach and the names of these girls vu ere posted on the bulletm boards 384i VW' VX- if I' J f 1 I 5 ,Li - V ': . l , . ' , . , . , . . ': . , . ', . ' ' , A. , . ' 1, . , . , . , .l . H V , . I., . , . j, . , . , .r , . . : . , . , . , . :, .. - , . , . ,.'. , - V V . - V 1 . y . x D ' ' ' ' ' . e . - . , . . . . . V - V - 1 , - - .. V, - V V 9 - 1 s x . . . I . Q V . . . V .N .X i. . V , . . .. V, - - - ' 1 V V Y V . V v - Y Y V V VA - V V , V V A ' Y Y . 7 . . ., . ,,. ,, . I. V . , I V . ,Q .V V, - , - - - - V V V . -3x- . . . , Y ' . - 7 V V lm, 14, .y xy.

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gs sffff rf' a X X 1 x X w W 1 A Top roxy Z Malkovich P Booth U Harrmgton H Iahtl M Galoueh Third row B Atkmson P Nlacliuslck M A Hurley B Nlessncr Setond row F Ms.Hardy Nl Iynth I' Patterson N l ampx Niclioutll Bottom nm A Skalsky F Ghtrardl B Dougherty A Sxllnman C Beaton LIFE SAVING To know how to be safe m the water or to save another person s hfe and 1f nec essary apply artlfncnal resp1rat1on, IS perhaps one of the most yaluable thmgs one an learn It ns not only extremely profxtable to know how to save a hfe, but also nn case uf an accndent, to know how to be saved Inexpernence nn such a circumstance may mean the loss of two lnves mstead of onlv one One does not need to be an expert syummer ovdnnary svummers make just as good hfe say ers proyldtd, of course, that thu are prop trly lnstructed test IS gxyen The begmners test rcqunres the person to yump mto tht mater oxer her own depth level off, swam ahead 25 feet, make a sharp turn and return 25 feet The award for tms accomplishment IS a Red Cross beglnner s button The syummer s test requnres the mdnndual to tread vsater for thlrtv seconds, to float mouonless, to perform plam front dxve or a racnng due nn good form, to swnm 100 yards usmg the stde stroke and one other standard stroke that ns enther free style backstroke, or breast stroke, to vutness the demonstratxon of the apphcatton of artnfncal resp1rat1on, to syum 50 feet on the back, makmg use of the legs only, and by surface d1XlI1g to recoy er an object of 5 to 10 pounds 1n from 6 to 8 feet of water by means of a surface d1ve The award for thus achley ement IS a Red Cross swtmmer s button umor hfe savnng affords mterest eyery year to a large number of girls from both yumor and semor hlgh school The hfe say mg classes were conducted by Mtss Cascner Any one betvs een the ages of twelve and sey enteen who passed the sxummer s test vs as ehgxble to try out The test Included the dnfferent carrmes, a demonstratlon of resusc1tat1on, a surface dnve, and dtsrobmg ln deep vsater I-hgh school gurls rarely earn semor hfe saung badges, for the age hmxt ns seventeen years or oy er The requtre ments for the avt ard here are a combmatnon of all the other tests, yxnth of course, much longer dlstances to swam and a greater degree of perfectxon ln the strokes After practlcmg the tests of thus course, the gnrls pass the examnnatnon of an mstructor and are entitled to yy ear .1 hfe saymg badge 1861 ' VNV' t Vx7f7. 1 - . 7 1 J ks Q -f' it ' t ' 1 Q 0 I I 5- s. T 0- Q , 1 Y ': . ' , . , . ' ' , . . ', . ' . ' : . ' ' , , 1 ' ' , . . . , . . ' . ' 'Z . ' ,', 1 . .' ' , ' , 7. . I, 1 ' . ,I A fi q ' - ', . y 1' . ' ' , D ,. I H . . . . I Y . l ' Y- 1 - . v Y- I I . V Y. D l Y - A 1 L 1 In our school, not only the life saving test, but also a beginnerls and a swimmer's f' ' ' V ' , 1 ' ' ' s ,, , V v s J - ' - txxs I I U V. V A Y s l Q I , y . 8 v v v r v ,A V . . Y ..., . . . Y- - . . x Y Y v '- Y ' l ' Y' V f was M l H Al X 1. V1