Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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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

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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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'x Splash! Help! Don't worry, it's just another practice session for the mermaids working to pass the Red Cross Life Saving tests given in the high school pool. Girls of sixteen and under took the junior course while the older ones qualified for the senior section. The qualifications for the seniors were stricter, and in addition to the actual swimming they were given a written test at the end of the course on the ma- terial covered in the Red Cross manual. For a period of two hours every night they learned and demon- strated all required holds and carries. After the three- week period was over, sixteen who had enrolled as juniors and six in the senior section passed with fly- ing colors. Under the experienced guidance of Miss Laura Thibideau, another class of life savers was qualified to wear the Red Cross badge of merit. GAA intra-mural tournaments and tournaments with the Lincoln School were held in basketball, baseball, and volleyball during the fall and winter season. Left: GAA officers are sophomores: Nancy Brannen, vice presi- dentg Joanne Lauber, secretary, Bessy Kotonias, president. Row one: Alice Lukens, Joanne Lauber, JoAnne Olson, Elizabeth McHardy, Marjorie Bradt, Carolyn Quayle, Donna Mae Knudsen, joan Vishanin. Row two: Sally Lukens, Mary' Ann Sather, Pat DeVaney, Barbara Anderson, Joanne Lewis, Luella Anderson, Gloria Weir, Miss Laura Tliibodenu, coach. Row three: Darlene Samson, Gloria Rhodes, Geraldine Carlson, jean Clarity, Ramona Weber, Adaline Dorcy. Girls Crowd Swimmin Pool and m