Hurley High School - Log Yearbook (Hurley, WI)

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First Row: G. St. Catherine, B. Sbraggia, W. Gilbertson, C. Swee, D. Johnson, J. Lang- Iois, R. Grasso, T. Trier, R. Wysnski, D. Bartolutti, A. Kutz, D. Zell. Second Row: Coach Vergamini, D. Stephani, P. Wallace, J. Morzenti, G. Nevela, D. Machesky, K. McKellar, B. Barnabo, J. Crego, L. Baron, E. Richards, R. Vallino, Coach Gianunzio. Third Row: W. Spear, G. Vergamini, G. Welton, G. Rainerio, A. Stella, P. Mattie, J. Gio. vani, J. Fervaro, T. Tier, W. Gravidoni, J. Messina, F. Stella, T. Morris, S. Uremovich. FOOTBALL The Midgets of this year enjoyed only a mediocre season. This was due to lack of experience and iniuries. The toughest team the Midgets faced all season was the powerful Marin- ette outfit. They were a fast, hard-hitting outfit who downed the Midgets 33-0. Even though the record was not too good, we can still feel proud of this year's team. The team's captains were Conley Swee and Warren Gilbertson. Both these boys made the Michigan-Wisconsin All-Conference team and Gilbertson was awarded honorable mention to the All-State team. Mr. Vergamini awarded eighteen letters this year. Those who received them were: Gilbertson, L. Baron, C. Swee, S. Dary, T. Trier, R. Sbraggia, R. Wysyznski, R. Zell, D. Johnson, J. Langlois, J. Richards, R. Bamabo, D. Bartolutti, J. Morzenti, R. Grosso, and G. St. Catherine. GAMES PLAYED Marinette 33 Hurley Wakefield l4 Hurley Calumet I2 Hurley Bessemer l6 Hurley Ironwood 21 , Hurley Ashland 6 Hurley Park Falls 7 Hurley Ontonagon 20 Hurley

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First Row-r: E. Vick, R. Bamabo, J. VanHoot, L. Baron, R. Sbraggia, D. Vittone, D Bartolutti. Back Row-r: D. Forte, Manager, G. St. Catherine, A. Crego, B. Patritto, J Morzenti, D. Zell, Carl Vergamini, Coach. BASKETBALL The Hurley Midgets compiled a seasons' record of l5 wins, against only four losses, two of which were against a powerful Superior Central team, and the other two being to lronwood and Ashland. Hurley lost to Ashland at the be- ginning ofthe season then went on to win ten straight. Hurley revenged Ashland by winning 54-53 in one of the outstanding games of the year. The second time Hurley met lronwood it was for the Conference Cham- pionship. Hurley walked off the floor with their heads down to the tune of 38- 43. Hurley played Superior Central for their last game and lost 83 - 53. TOURNAMENT The Midgets breezed through the Sub-Regional by beating Park Falls 70-33 and drubbing Phillips 67-44. Hurley then went up to Ashland for the Regional Championship. The Hurleyites went home losers. The score was 74- 55, but Hurley cannot be ashamed of this team as they played wonderful ball, but no team could have beaten Central that night. WE THEY - 44 Wakefield - 48 Rhinelander 63 - 49 St. Ambrose 39 B 63 - 42 Superior East T 43 Iessemjr 74 - 49 Phillips ' 83 S W?0 C t I 49 - 53 Ashland T Upenor en ru 63 - 50 Park Falls eo - 38 Wakefield 5UB'REG'ONA'- 54 - 4l Bessemer - 33 Park Falls 79 - 39 Rhinelander - 44 Phillips 64 - 51 lronwood 54 - 53 Ashland REG'0NA'- 86 - 61 Park Falls - 74 Superior Central