Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Comlllcllfvlllvlll Here is Vernon, Pryor to a Hshing expedition. One push and this would be a beau- tiful picture, unmarred by anything but the rippling sea in the background. A dignified senior in dignihed garb. Doesn't he look as if he were suppress- ing an undignified chuckle? Gig Gingham Iidward looks extremely interested doesn't he? Is it the girl or the Gingham Ball program? Wrxnder whois holding Millie's hands. Bet she's blushing something awful! A charming couple, but donlt be misled, Mr. and Mrs. isn't the name. 'IH l,I'0Ill A sky of azure blue and old stone walls overhung with lilacs formed a perfect setting for last year's prom- enaders. This year the juniors went continental and entertained us at a Fiesta in Cadiz . ,Twas no mere prom! 'lv Baseball These feminine Babe Ruths condescended to take time out and be photographed for our news reel. Now we know how they spend their time during those balmy, spring days. 21 3.4 .A A: 1

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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

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is as-faq ' ' E Wy, 1 l'. 6 'i :af ,,ii L f 'gf my K If 'ff' r' he . .. X,., 1 Aa rf ,, -fi '-T V L' A ln l 1' ll win Q L Top: Under waving flags at the NWorld's Fair the band passed in review. The drum major who struts at the head of the band wielding a baton posed for us. Marching along toegther down the Avenue of Flagsn up to the Court of States each member proved that he really could keep in step. Middle: They bade farewll to the Fair and waited for a homeward-bound bus. The bass section and the drummers were banded together. Two assistant drum majors were added to keep the attention of the band up in front. Bottom: The band an parade marched down the streets of St. Joseph, Michigan, where no flags were flying. Another wait-this time the group anticipated a four-hour boat ride. 22