Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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,4 R Throu gh The ' Net S l i 1 , O XX ,- Although the Hihhing basketball team tlid not capture the district or regional crowns. it was a great team of sportsmanship and of traditional tournament cali- her. A smashing victory over Hill City marked the lirst game of the season with one of the highest point totals of local high school history. In the second encount- CI' ll1C l3lllL'll1ClsCIS lost. in all overtime period. to the powerful Grand Rapids Aggies. llut the team rallied to heat Deer River. holding them to only free throw points. Cloquet was next in line to fall helore the harrage ol' llihhing. In the liollowing game. however. the lilueiacltets were defeated hy lluhl, last yt-ar's re- gional champs. Keewatin handed the locals their next loss. Hard luclt. in the Iiorm of illness. sent the Italia to Grand Rapids minus the services of their coach, captain. and four other players. Grand Rapids won. XVith the loss ol' Captain liddie Ryan for the rest of the season hecause of a state ruling, the Chisholm liluestreaks swamped the lilueiacltets. The cagers lost to a strong liemidii quint hut triumphed over Nashwauk in the next game. The Virginia five whipped Hihhing in the next contest. Then the team was edged out hy Grand Rapids again on the home court. Chisholm and liuhl decisively heat the local haslteteers. Little glory is given the T3 squad hasltethall team-much less than it deserves. The team played the opening game of the season with the Grand Rapids figrieul- tural School at Grand Rapids. Although Hihhing led throughout the game, the .Xggies rallied in the last few minutes and won. 17-lo. Basketball. li Team tleft, topj-Row one: Tomassoni. Nlunter, Perpich, XxY.ll!7, Hocking. Row two: Sparen, -Iolicoeur, P. Ryan. lklztippo, johnson, Rinvel, Myers, Maki, Coach McGraw. left, middle-.X Tiger center puts the ball right in Niemik hands. Bottom, far leftfTaming the streaks with a little hoop-looping. Left-Coach Gelein. First Team tlielowj-Row one: Miesbauer. lretlerick. Carroll, If Ryan, Gar- rity, Arneson. Gelein, Niemi. Row two: Thouin. UXJIIJQCF, Coach Gelein, Chrep. XvCl1Cll.lI1tt, Yaizt. St. klulian, LaDoux. Alovanoyicla. Trainer Naros, Stolpe, manager. I I, 4,6 0 an

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,:--nuff V , 52'- Coach Lukens Row one: Reed, Mann, Anderson, Hedman, Coder, NV. Speediest Splashers Ziedler, I.. Donovan, Henry, W'ilippo, Tripp, Chaput, XViren, Nelson, Santella, XVebb, Hurtubise, DiBernardi, The swimming squad was probably the strongest in the his- tory of the school despite the fact that Virginia captured the state championship. winning in its own pool over the Blue and VVhite by a score of 55 and 50. Cracking records in practically every meet, the swimmers won the first meet easily from Chis- holm breaking the national medley relay mark. In the next meet with Gilbert, Hibbing won easily again. The paddlers then met their most formidable rival. Virginia. Individual bril- liance triumphed over all-around team strength in the meet and our team won by only one point. Little regard was paid to rec- ords in that Hibbing equaled the state 50-yard dash, cracked the state 100-yard breaststroke and free style marks and the medley record. Virginia beat the state free style relay mark. Eveleth, Chisholm. Coleraine. and Ely were the next to fall before the powerful local speedsters. with Coder cracking the national breaststroke record in the first. In the return meet with Eveleth the Blue and VVhite again won. The second meet with Virginia gave Hibbing a decisive victory this time. The climax of the season was reached the week following the state meet when the local tanksters won the Northwest championship at Minneapo- QA-4 imrmlli VC'iren, Gillis, Robideau, Havumaki, Gabardy, Hagen. Row two: Ovgard, Boberg, johnson, Savage. Row three: Coach Lukens, McDonnell, Hjort, A. P. Donovan, King, manager. lis overcoming Virginia by the same margin by which their Range rival defeated them in the state meet. The Aces achieved their greatest fame as a medley relay team with Captain Werller swimming backstroke. Glen Coder, breaststroke, and Iohn Gillis, crawl. As a medley combination they proved the best that any high school in the nation has yet produced, demon- strated by national records which they established in the 150 and 130-yard medley relays. In their individual events the Three Aces outclassed everything in the state, VViren setting a new otlicial state record for the 100-yard backstroke, Coder doing the same in the 100-yard breaststroke and Gillis establishing new times in the 50 and 100-yard free style events. As a reward for a season of outstanding work the Three Aces of the Hibbing champions were sent to Philadelphia to try their luck in a na- tional meet sponsored by the Penn Athletic Club. Their luck was good. and they managed to bring home six medals and a cup for three hrst places and a second, as well as a new national record in the 150-yard medley relay. Hibbing's three-man team won second in the nation. placing next to a full team from Tren- ton. New Iersey. 3'-.AI ,vcaosf ..l-' .4-s-A ff L4'1l.-, 1. 01' bl, .fyb yd fYXl'1!f LLAJKN-.J f ,Le 1 v t 'rv 4315 fx 14..-