1933 Honor Roll, Hinckley High School, Pine Co., MN 

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From "The Hinckley News," Clifford G. Mann, Editor & Publisher, Thursday, 
November 30, 1933:

First Home Game
     The first game of the season on the home floor for the Hinckley High 
School boys and girls basketball teams will be played at the gymnasium on 
Friday evening against the strong Brook Park Cagers.
     Coach Olson has a strong aggregation that will make the Brook Park boys 
work:   [IT:Donald Currie:IT], center; Glen Jones and Edwin Neutzman, 
Forwards; Vin Abrahamson and Andrew Saloka, guards.
     The freshman boys defeated the Askov freshmen 19-7.  The squad shows 
good material and the boys handled themselves in veteran style.  The 
freshman team is composed of George Fara, center; Eugene Bassett and  
[IT:Kenneth Currie:IT]    forwards; Frank Collins, Harold Karnowshi and 
Kenneth Kaltenhouser, guards.

Twenty-one Students on the Honor Roll

     The freshmen head the honor roll with seven for the past six weeks' 
period.  Twenty-one students in all gained the roll: 
     Seniors--Ernest Bultman, Eileen Coyne,   [IT:Donald Currie, :IT]   
Ethel Gruett and Harold Ravnholdt.
     Juniors--Carlton Berg, Verna Kelsey, Florence Van der Duin and Marjorie 
Zimbrick.
     Sophomores--Quinten Abrahamson, Margaret Brennan, Harriet Heuer, Janet 
Hoffman and Ruth Lyseth.
     Freshmen--Lola Archambeau, Louise Cook[IT:,   Kenneth 
Currie, Dora Dahl, Frank McLaughlin, Helen Musser and Robert 
Whyte." 
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