Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Morning The flag is hoisted! An- other school day begun. How unnat- ural though! No tardy pupils are to be seen scurrying schoolward. Some- thing wrong somewhere! Our dear old Alma Mater decked out in her winter garb. '79 Snow Snowtime is playtime so- watch out, Bunny looks as though she means business. And by the by-this land of soft and downy snow gets you down, almost! Did you get our point? '79 Skiing Sneaking into the stadium? Not this time of year! Visit the Arrowhead and enjoy the invigorating northern climate - on skis! 'hd Cheers CA la Walserj Wim, Wigor, and Witality! That's us! And why not with our Sporty new outfits? Presenting a second edition of new cheerleaders and new costumes. This portrait of perfect equilibrium required only three sittings. G49 Tobogganing What! Stranded or merely snow-bound?-Or could they be sitting on top of the world? 19

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LLEG5! Pup Mirivling Your pep! You've got it, now keep it!,' shouted our lusty pep leader from the roof of the bus- and the team was given a rousing send- off. 'ld Heroes Behold our fearless football fighters dejected, defeated, and almost defunded. Alas! That team of iron would beat them. 'ff-4 Dedication Selling pins for the de- dication of the Cheever stadium-that event turned out to be anything but a dead occasion . Hi-Y melody makers sought re- venge with musicf' fy., Initiation One little pig had some. The other little pig had only her thumb. Imagine a booted football player playing statue! Sissy! The truth will out! Cliven in a Masquers' initiation.j But then-why say more about this snapshot-it's self- explanatory-don't you think? Rjg Ball Almost a brawl instead of a ball. Why was that policeman posted at the door? We wondered! That didn't spoil the fun though-and what a crowd!-our enthusiastic ticket sellers accomplished that. IS

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Pagcanl The Statue of Liberty gave a colorful costume party for all her foreign friends. Each group enter- tained With games and dances typical of its country. 'ld Boomerang Bud Kerr and Rose- mary in disguise or rather in the class play, The Boomerangfl Their hearts were kept in hot water until the end. Believe It or Not. Lincoln's Gettys- burg Address was given by a cur.', fify Lincoln Day A delightfully be- dimpled senior who gave a reading in the assembly. Billy was so bashful that when the camera caught him unawares he got his feet mixed up or something. Where is George? Vienna was capital in her part of the celebration. Rf., Cup and Gown Who said cooking's a woman's job? Stephen won't have to use a can-opener when he sets up housekeeping. Preparing for that long-awaited event, commencement. This prospect- ive graduate measured up to par. Two Virginia Lyons that escaped from the Lordno Zoo. 20