Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Mafio Ferrara--'f'H'T Clubg Golf. To eat, sleep, and play golf is allil ask . . . beams of fun shine around him . . . an installment sleeper . . . a few musts and a few maybes . . . dashing. V lfdward Flynn-I've done my duty, and I've done no more . . . a future sales- man . . . I'll take vanilla . . . I dream lot! much . . . always knows the ans- wer, but sometimes it's not right. Grant Galloway-Hi-Y. Never worries . . . needs a stirrer-upper . . . why do they bother me . . . has a rosy outlook . . . an eye for the future . . . riding is cheaper . . . reserved, reliable, relaxed. Lucille Gessner-Blue Triangleg Silver Triangleg Track. There's something about a college boy . . . bands fascinale her . . . usually caught strolling . . . trim, irig, and tripping. john Gillis - Sophomore Presidentg Heniatiteg H Clubg Red Cross Coun- cilg National Athletic Honor Societyg Swimmingg Track. Minnesota's crack free-styler . . . no ladies' man. Patricia Goldborg-Nlasquersg Blue Tri- angleg Silver Triangleg Bandg Orches- trag Basketball: Volleyballg Swimmingg Traekg Life Savingg Numeralg Large H ' Shield. A round-the-towner. Mildred Fleming - Gypsy Rovcrug Ask the Professor. That ever so smart shining complexion . . . calm and unhurried . . . cool as a moonlit pool . . . eyes of conspicuous blue. Ada Iforti-Track. By all her friends liked very well . . . many a curl of un- confined and flowing hair . . . clothes, her weakness . . . scurries about airily . . . on the mark. Laura Gelling-Lincoln Tribuneg Blue Triangleg Otchestrag Basketballg Vol- leyball. Does tomorrow what can be done tomorrow . . . eternally whisper- ing . . . aims to revise the German language. XVill' 1 Giftin--Thespiansg Oh! Doc- t r , Gypsy Rover g Tulip Time g -- sk the Professorng Penrod. Talk- i , . 'y..A1t1ve . . . good company . . . man with 'restricted affections. Mary Glusiea-Sparkling eyes and shy sweet smile . . . willowy . . . a perfect serious looking senior . . . content with simple tasks . . . merely for fun . . . a harmony of color. James Grant-Hi-Yg Red Cross Coun- cil. Iimhusiast uf Popular Mechanics . . . here lingers laughter . . . keeps up with the world . . . a credulous thing is love. a uma. do fp-ic-M ' I f,v:f--g stu--LS LAK- k'J'l C ' fran X., Ag-, 6,,,XL ,sc ,.,U... ti g,4. 9 .Lair-,. Xiarun Cn-in.-r-Fil i- T angle: Silver Andrew GUFICCYSOUZT re are two Clarence Flynn-Appears as Irish as his name . . . I work some, but play I must . . . his complexion, the girls' se- cret desire . . . an eligible bachelor. .. the fountain of youth . . . his hair stays put. Gertrude Frost-Lincoln Tribuneg Oh! Doctorug Gypsy Rover. Girlish . . . mischievous . . . always happy . . . a smile like a sunshine dart . . . my true love hath my heart . . . looks things over. Louis Germ-Football. Prom the me- tropolis of Kitzv' . . . of medium height, but all ' ength is capable of annoying . you'd better be nice to himg otrects papers, you know. X K, by Leo Gillem- ' makes might . . . a prompt, dec Wi e man . . . one who de- sires o 0 ' . . . just plain nice . . . 'hy this toil and trouble . . . de- i a ', determinate, dauntless. ta KX No a Gohres-Senior Presidentg , qu presidentg Thespiansg Special of . - - as 1. is iorusg ' ukp Time 3 Penrod. Sen- 'o ' choice . . . acts his part . . .handy ian about school. V 1 Marvin Greene-Used to be the physi- cal energy at the Western Union . . . follows the leader . . . the ski's the limit . . . after me, the deluge . . . not at all singular . . . an airy tread. Iris flnusiqnn 1. lin.-.Jn Orrhpcrra-

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fv- vc A-at 1 Angeline jemec-Blue Triangle. The girl that can smile is the girl that's worthwhile . . . interpreter and pro- phet of gladness . . . staunch, gentle, sweet . . . as good as she looks. Albert XV. Johnson-A light-haired Norseman . . . leads an unruffled life . . . it's my life, so what . . . late but not too late . . . likes to take his time and takes it in an easy manner. Xvalfred Johnson-Golf. The girl who wins me will be lucky . . . his square chin shows a determination that will bring him success . . . too much learn- ing leads to madness. Elvira Kananen-Orchestrag Oh! Doc- tor : Gypsy Rover g Basketball. Mo- nopoly on contentment . . . lets he: light shine without turning the spot- light on herself. Dorothy Kelley- Gypsy Rover g Ask the Professorng Basketballg Swimming. She shall have music wherever she goes . . . men are so exasperating . . . re- duced yodeling to a fine art. Antoinette Kirschling - N u m e r al. Anty,s everyone's friend . . , her beauty secrets are compact . . . color- blind to blueness . . . boasts a host of friends . . . a study of color. Dora Koivula-Lincoln Latin Club. Radiates a feeling of comfort and home . . . each word and gesture its the oc- casion . . . a cheerful countenance be- tokens a good heart. Veronica johanix-Blue Triangleg Bas- ketballg Volleyballg Swimmingg Life Savingg Track. Partial to Hepburn's coiffure . . . eyes like stars at twilight . . . here's to romance. Alice Johnson-Special Chorus: Basket- ball: Swimmingg Numeral. Gets her joy out of life . . . jackknives from heaven . . . who has ever seen her frown . . . strictly for fun, Michael jovan v 1-Basketballg Track. A rare cn i i ion of talent, pep, wis- . om,f. id wliseliief . . . Slccpcr', . . . sys ckin ' around . . . a conser- v 'T speaks. Ruth Kapilovich-Blue Triangle. Hasn't far to fall . . . studies wisely but not too well . . . makes trinkets of sound at the piano . . .adventures in style. 9- joseph Ken dy-Things happen too quickl' . . . man, the unknown . . . it is 'yt uantity but quality makes the R . . . goes to school to get a gen- ggvrtal idea of things. Margaret Kletifman--Blue Triangleg Sil- ver Triangle: Gypsy Rover. Her smile reveals beautiful dimples . . . an unbroken line of beauty . . . her mar- ccl, nature's endowment. Susan Koskinen-Blue Triangleg junior Ticket Chairmang Girls, League, treas- urerg Basketballg Swimmingg Life Sav- ing. Toots on a piccolo . . . brings up the rear in parades. . Albert T. Johnson- H Club: Foot- ball: Track. Talks almost as fast as he can run . . . likes to play pranks . . . spoiling for a scrap . . . prepared for battle . . . battling pugilist. Manfred johnson-He goes along in a tranquil way . , . we know he'll reach the top some fine day . . . has a blush that will give competition to Tripp's hair-trigger blush . . . radio-active. Margaret Kaim-Blue Triangleg Girls' League Friendship Chairman. just the right person to head the friendship committee . . . lrish, so we are told . . . hooded in glory . . . a pack of ideas. Mary Karlos-Blue 'Triangleg Basket- ballg Volleyballg Trackg Numeral. Ra- ven tresses, big black eyes . . . the pop- corn girl . . . until she smiles you miss her flashing teeth. Loretta Kermode-I.et's dineg let's dance . . . walks on wings . . . a spright so- phistocrat . . . brings loveliness to light . . . pleasant in the present tense . . . a lady without pretense. Paul Klisurich-Lincoln Latin Clubg Basketballg Football. Give him a fact, he'll give you the reason . . . my ideas are greater than words . . . a star foot- ball player until his leg rebelled. Frances Kosluchar-Giggles are contag- ious . . . day dreaming passes many a weary study hour . . . 'cause what's the sense of studying . . . bubbling over with energy. 40