Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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ilk Trackmen journeyed to Eveleth for the inaugural meet of the season. Competing there with other Range teams, the squad, coached by Doc Savage, turned in a fair showing. About 400 performers competed in 70 events which were dominated by the Duluth teams. Greenway played host to the Bluejackets and the Chisholm Bluestreaks at the annual triangular meet. The Greenies took eight firsts to win the meet with 68 points. Hibbing captured four firsts, placing second with 51 points. Chisholm placed third with only one first and a total of 21 points. Only one-half point was the margin by which Greenway took the District 28 track and Held meet held at Chisholm. Both Greenway and Hibbing collected four firsts, but the Coleraine squad garnered 59 points to SSM for the Bluejackets. The team consistently tied the opponents, but the final tally awarded the meet to Coleraine. In the Regional, Hibbing took third, Greenway and Eveleth taking Hrst and second respectively. Seven of the cindermen qualified for the State Meet. ZUL more Q'f-ref' i ga if A 75 ' g,,,af4-1 'YO .ruff-ff.-c 471-'J I A, fC'f!f794vLv Af' F' f or Nr L I . 1, A, !,iA!6!,!f,c' LELCQT74 It-,AJ in add 7'!!i,!,'lf?76Q,-.12 'Aix as yawrfc XHZJNAM e' 1 X! p Row one: Laurienzo, R. Laurienzo, Bresnahan, Pocrnich, captain, J. Englund, Birkeland, Harwood. Row two: Lindstrom, Karahnlius, Johnson, Knezovich, jolowsky, Talarico, Lukens, Row three: Coach Savage, St. Julien, Webb, A. Englund. Prince, Nvhitman, Ass't Coach Lukcns. - Map , fc,,,4,V Vg 'Z ' fc M '-41 ,...aJ.fv 'Vg' f v Euglund, Hibbing sprinter, strives ahead of all competition in the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Hibbing broke the tape to capture five places. 63 Yard After Yard They Made Their Way

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halios, Bispala, Lucente, Lncupple, Kinzel, Grover Row one: Calligan, Summer. Row two: Charrier, Mancuso, Chamernick, Gorfhceysautstein Emir W race Coach Schoon wer kara . - if si fi I it XVrestling reappeared as a part of the school athletic program, and interscholastic competition was intro- duced for the first time. The whole procedure proved somewhat puzzling to the fans who found difficulty in following the scoring methods. The Bluejackets' chief rival was the Agricultural School of Grand Rapids. The local matmen, coached by George Schoonover, were the victors by the score of 20 to 15 over Grand Rapids in the initial match. In a return contest at Grand Rapids, the Jackets were defeated 21 to ll in a thrilling match, Then clashing in a rubber match, the Hibbing grapplers scored a 17-11 win over the Ag School. Eight members of the squad traveled to Mound to compete with eight other teams in the Regional Tournament. It was the first time Hibbing has been represented at a regional wrestling meet, and many Jacket entries drew champ- ions in the first rounds. Two Hibbing entries won their first match, but later competition proved too stiff, and the squad placed fifth. Wrestling enthusi- asts are hopeful that the sport will be continued in future years as interest has grown considerably. At the right: Grapplers Grover and Chamernick demonstrate an opening position in an intra-squad exhibition wrestling match. 67 vi? + '-'1 I if Q3 I lg Wg, i Intra-squad Practice Kept Grapplers Ready

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2 Q E ? S E 3 E Q Q i S Row one: Mahan, Cicchi, Hodge. Row two: Coach Paul Lukcns, Hammar, Carlson, Rue. State Swimming Champions District Basketball Winners Row one: Knczoviclm, Kleffman, Peterson, Heine, Kern, Tuomi. Row two: St. Julien, Cicmil, Owens, Monti, Salminen. E These Are the Champions of the Day 4