Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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John Niemi- Penrod g The Pam- pered Darling : etballg Swimming. Debonair . . . e's tomorrow, tomor- row, and ' row . . . well, they lose me this 'ea . , . fonder of dates than an A . X -, Havel Niskawaara-Athletically in- clined . . . when she graduates the world will receive a goodly prize . . . because a maid doesn't talk is no sign she has nothing to say. , Laila Niemi-Volleyball. A million- dollar smile . . . she's a girl of spirit and we'll drink to her health . . . curly locks increase her charm . . . behold the dimple in her cheek. Nick Novak-Basketball: Footballg Hockey. Lives up north in one of the numerous Pools . . . well mannered . . . thoughtful . . . never conspicuous . . success, his aim, is probable. QM V95 ffl A Bl i3ngl - ' Mary ,lane ert-Red Cross Council, Plc P39-imc, Ple 5' V,' ' ' Orchestrag S ecial Chorusg Tulip QU Chilngiyjlf fer - Ibef- imef' spoken . . . words con- SIC tv d d uf - - ' an al . . . I love not meng they are measu ed by . , so Simple. Mlkc OP3FiCh-Koh! Docmrni Hock' Ralph Ovgard- 1-iYg Special Chorus, ey. He sails along on an even keel . . . -'Qhg DOHC ' Lincoln Mimi,-c15 5 doesn't go out for track, but he can Hockey. I: of every girl ' ' D Wan, we the mark ' ' ' if I donit know, derlust sesses him . . . this young what's the difference? john Paolo - Let's not hurry, why worry . . . admirable for lending his ear but not his voice . . . he hit a new high Qgradej . . . all brains and all heart, no one has it-yet. Alvar Pearson-Hi-Yg Football, Golfg Hockey. Take things as they come . . . dodging them wears one out too fast . . . if fame comes after death, I'm in no hurry for it . . . widely known as Libby.'i' ' Howard Pederson-Hi-Y. The beaten path is the safe path . . . once an ac- quaintance always a friend . . . the S man-strong, silent, and steady. ian W t W'est but not wild. Cecil Peacock-The boy with the grave mathematical look . . . when he talks there's something in what he says . . . hither and thither, but whither, who knows? May Ruth Pearson?- Lincoln Min- strels. Freshly waved hair . . . viva- cious . . . constant . . . when love and duty clash, let duty go to smash . . . a girl of sterling worth. Margery Peterson incoln Tribune: Oh! Doctorng ncoln Minstrelsug Basketball: V l yballg Swimmingg Life Savingg Ni' eral. Reflected glory . . . t l eur. ,X Edith Nigra--Basketball, Volleyball, Numeral. Sunny smile . . . never a worry, never a care . . . proficient in all things athletic . . . little maid, you've had a busy day. , X - of . .5 3 ' Havel Nyberg- Oh! Doctor g Gypsy Roverng Basketball: Life Savingg Nu- meral: Shield. An imp in our midst . . . topsy turvy . . . miniature except for pep and voice. Ingrid Okerbloom - Lincoln Min- strels g Basketballg Volleyball. Pleasure before business . . . more time than money . . . there are enough serious things in life without being one. Darrell Palmer-Hi-Yg Penrod. En- ergetic member of the Hi-Y . . . true blond Apollo . . . pretends indifference . . . the time always comes, he says, to talk of many things. Agnes Pearson-Blue Triangleg Bandg Special Chorus, Gypsy Roverng Tu- lip Time. Melvyne's silent shadow.. . curly red hair . . . an irrepressible songster . . . her horn is French. Violet Peng?- Gypsy Rover. Be- cause wo spoils good looks, I don't . . . shabz ittle but sometimes a little's a . a honey, and she's called that. f -2 John Pfister-Hi-Y. A man of silence is a man of sense . . . height of eihci- ency . . . high and handsome . . . long, lanky, lean . . . love, I dare not . . . he's too agreeable to make any enemies. 44

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Robert Mayheu-Hail to the Buhl bree7es that blew him into our midst . . . smart repartee . . . has the useful gift of getting along with the girls . . - labor is the one fault of work. Irving Xliller-News, Ckllwfl Hl'Y' viee-presidentg Nlasquersq lirackg Hitch- cock's ehief competitor . . . the editors uneasv chair . . . talks in person as he does in print. Viola Miller-Small, neat, and pretty . . . behold, a sunnv countenance . . . where could we find more like her . . . a study in enchantment . . . spotlight on heiuty. Xlfilliam Mint 'eh-Orehestrag Gypsy Rover. Wd m the Conqueror . . . this man ,W ts but little here below 'f . . . is ugh is contagious as a yavvn , Q. ight-hand man. P Mary Mrkonjich-Nlasquets. The blush- ingest girl in the school . . . cozv, con- siderate, and chattering . . . tlv-awav hair . . . colorful, eager, and energetic . . . vigorous supporter of school holi- days. lgnace Nluseela- ll Club: Basketball. Hard to beat Igliis all-around athlete . . . Notsy arnilrfg friends . . . has devel- oped axsaler-cage .ihilitv . . . favorite subje tvbaskethall . . . confidential. Q. Dorothy Nara-- Lincoln RIinstrels g Ask the Professorng Volleyball. Dig- nified . . . singularly lovely eyes, the rarest of all gems . . . a true friend . . . happy as the day is long. 43 7' Elinbeth N rila-Acts vvell her party there all e honor lies . . . given over to re ' . . . look in her eyes, you see :i itt angel . . . look a little more, if-gli see a little imp. .Iohn Nliller- H Club: Track. Burns up cinders . . . gets most out of life just tracking around . . . long strides carry him along through the halls . . . born not to dance. PX Richard Mic junior Vice-Presidentg Hematite, siness staffg Hi-Y, presi- dentg T spiansg Red Cross Couricilq lt N ' r Rainsng Penrod. Upon the st A he holds his ground . . . a true R rod. X it Nlyrtle Miller-XY'hen she stops to speak, we all stop to listen . . .ambition per- sonified . . . says little but she thinks mitch . . . knows her atoms and mole- cules . . . she's .1 closed hook to the i ovtfside world. r' '-' , .1 ,' , A ' IV I I N X i Vmlff MlllCf A SJLMMI - - V Ra erine Klitiesiclil-vw asketballg Vol- Ylcl'-lg U' 'UTY Pf0Q0'mi0fL'- - - 'lunibf f 1' allg Nun1er.tlg,J?il'l,ieltl. lfreckles a W-'lk - - - Klflf are mCJht own qiledvf' . . a lip .Q. . Tiiian-red hair but not llfulcfamfvl- -,- '-19159117363 Cllflfm a harming dislaosition . . . fun is there and humory. . tht! clvjv forklnxe. P . M u look for it. , ' s- 'xt -J ' .jk .JT .JV l V' 'JT ', ' Q f L ' 3 J' 'fx Q, . . . ' 'l YJ 'J ' Ilfllflll- lv M'F'91ff'M15qLfC7gi. TCSPN.-' lI.'uf'ern Morin-Hi-YQ ' lip Time. 3092 SI CCfJl.Cl101'Y'jii U NCWQ -Univ? Qoes for dancing i ig way . . . be- TUl'P Time 'C l-Wm' - Orb Wlflllrhe ,jieves in gay ni life . . . friendly dimcf -'V - 14 Wx? 51330 -x -j'l10ld chuckle . . ' ubbv . . . his heart's 9V0fYfl'lnS13 m ddnlng- ' like the m , it changes often. sa , J. .I 6 if vf Q... 'Y Catherine Muhvich-The world knows little of its greatest women . . . start- led, quick movements . . . wide, gray eyes . . . indispensable . . . endless studying bores her. Olga Musieh asketball: Volleyball. I couldnt ba-good if I tvouldg l wouldn't he good I could . . . wide-awake .ind re.M' r anything . . . puts an added C into living. Harold Nelson-Nesvsg Hi-Yg Bandg Orchestra. Lanky . . . gallant . . . quiet . . . l'm a drummer man in the band . . . why work-the world still goes on . . . modern Romeo. U Robert . lford-Band. Small in stat- ure-lx ge in wit . . . his speech be- tray Scottish accent . . . he travels vt the band . . . mischief lurks with- gx . . . this life makes me dizzy. Alovee Napier - Blue Triangleg Special Chorus: Red Cross Council. Follows the Silver train . . . fashion prevue . . . holds her own . . . neat, nice, naive . . . footlight fever. .tk Arvo Niemie s words are stepping stones fro Hought to thought . . . matherrQti al Wizard . . . he's forever builang castles-not in the air , , , the Green Pastures.

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Charlene Pickera-News: Blue Tri- angleg National Honor Societyg Dra- mulit. A living ray of wisdom . . . loves to love and to be loved . . . se- rcne and loyal . . . she takes to dicta- tion . . . art of being kind. 4 Louis itano-Orchestra. King of the strlqg . . . lights one question on the -XsQij5 of the last . . . an optimist . . . Ylfis music reflects the inner man . . love me, love my instrument. listher Possanla-Silver Triangle. Cos- mopolitan air . . . dignified senior . . . graduation,the grand finale . . . vogue's eye view . . . dancing feet . . . always alert and raring to go. 'N X . . . Walter Pribi Rises in the east with the sun .,. . seeks solitude with a gun and ajagllrday afternoon . . . his name carQg'Tveight . . . does little for fear do wrong. NL! n lilivabeth Rapinac-Hematiteg Blue Tri- angleg Basketballg Volleyballg Swim- ming: Trackg Life Saving: Numeralg Shieldg Large H. XY'ho doesn't know Lilvie . . . geniality, her charm. Mary Agnes Pogue-Blue Triangleg Silver Triangle. Is she wee, oui, Ma- demoiselle . . . fairylike, fastidious, fas- cinating . . . seven days a week she's a lady . . . Hrm and cool. Ralph Pollock-XY'hile we live, let us live . . . if I llunk, I must . . . finds terror in a test tube . . . can make the Wheels go 'round . . . a little runs a long way. Ralph Potami4Life is well worth liv- ing . . . his topknot, black magic . . . return to romance . . . slide, home- work, slide . . . takes part in gala af- fairs . . . ,tis a treat to know him. Robert Prosen-A regular winged Mer- cury with a scientific mind . . . high- way pilot . . . a compelling eye . . . a day visitor . . . travel wise . . . a pleas- ing personality is no slight advantage. Muriel Rickard-lilue Triangleg Volley- ball. Exotic . . . l'd like to be good but my eyes won't let me . . . never suffered for lack of something to say. lx, Anne Rlscbruok-Blue Trljnglci Silva' George obideau- H Clubg Special Triangleg Basketballg Volleyball. Girl Chow .Q-I-ulip Time.: Swimming: of glamor . . . beauty rides secure . T CQ Has Changed the Ury. in peppgr what price promptness . . . dashing. dl- ,mol uf'-v and nude it double pep I H 1 Wfflnil- dYn3mlf- Q.b..'c?on1pound of Fred Astaire and Bing Louis Rosati-Baud: Hockey. Fiddles on a gob-stick .' f NY'ashington is dead, Lincoln is . Napoleon is dead. and I dont so well myself. ifsf' NJ' so Crosby. Mary Rotar- Oh! Doctorug Gypsy Rover g Basketball. There's a twinkle in her eye . . . a mischievous one . . . the thrill of a laugh time . . . takes, talks, translates German. Harold Pohtilla-Hi-Yg Red Cross Councilg Penrod. The sandman's helper . . . sweet is sleep . . . I hope for better things . . . chatter chatter . . . man of humor. Arthur Porras-Take life too seriously, and what is it worth . . . travels by bus . . . an eager agrieulturist . . . experience is the best teacher. Selma Povich-Blue Triangle, secre- taryg Silver Triangleg Basketballg Vol- leyballg Swimmingg Trackg Numeralg Shieldq Large H. Off with a flying start . . . health from the ground up. Nellie Pukkila-Silver Triangleg Bas- ketball: Volleyball. A winsome miss with never a care . . . the art of con- versation . . . the will to do . . . prompt, precise, persistent. Xlfalfred Rikala-Lincoln Tribuneg Lin- coln Band. Shuffles away his worries . . . not all the Titanics are sunk . . . the third party of the Hugger, XY'uori, Rikala triumvirate. Henry RochkNational Honor Societyg Track. A square fellow, but always 'round . . . we wonder how one head can earry all he knows . . . track . . . see how he runs . . . up and going. Josephine Rupich-Volleyball. Simple and sweet in manner . . . likes to do things for others . . . by no means blind to a proper sense of fun . . . just the moderate kind whose nature never varies. E, via .L , ir' 1- ,ws Ya- 1.