Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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if 2 6 . .. . ff 'W'- A I I si 4l Lois Rupprecht-Basketball. Fun hoy- ers around her . . . a pretty little blue- eyed blonde . . . walks as if on wings . . . complete, clear, concise . . . a woman's way of winning hearts. Mary Ryan - Hematite: Masqucrsg News, '32-'33s Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle: Special Chorus: National Honor Society: Trial by jury : Tu- lip Time : Swimming. Irish as a sham- rock. Gertrude Salmi-- OhI Doctorng Ask the Professorwg Gypsy Royerfl Pull of interest silently compounding . . . digs into social problems tpapersj . . . lovely as a melody . . . she'll find a way or make one. Ifleanor Sampila-She's a sample-o' quiet charm . . . reminds us of Garbo . . . but she doesn't want to be aloneu . . . a disposition like the sunny side of a lily pool . . . deep but stirring. 1 - Betty Savage-XVhy hurry . . . it takes a new mode to arouse her . . . distinque . . . interested in tfashionj world af- fairs . . . college bent in interests . . . artistic in mind and manner. Antonia Scheringer-Blue Triangle: Or- chestra: Oh! Doctor : Gypsy Roy- er. She looks and is bewitchingly nim- ble . . . you'll hnd there's mischief in .0 . - . . . 'every dimple . . . a trohcking tunster. Lucille Schultek- Oh! Doctor : Gyp- Iiya Rusich- Gypsy Royeruz Swim- ming: Volleyball: Life Saying. Neyer too bold, but never afraid . . . a pack- age of exercise . . . dimples with pleas- ure . . . a crafty designer. Ailic Saari- Blue Triangle: National Honor Society. I may not say much, but I profit by it . . . a keeper of elo- quent peace . . . coins her words from a fund of thought. Lillian Salo-Blue Triangle: Lincoln French Club, president: Basketball: Volleyball: Track: Life Saying: Nu- meral. Home. home in a pool . . . as fair as the aurora . . . fragile. Clarence Sandahl-I am monarch of all I survey . . . there's lots of him to be good . . . let us put our books away . . . somewhere this lad is strolling . , the town gadabout. .Iean Savage-Nlasquers: Blue Triangle: Silver Triangle: Swimming: Life Sav- ing: Track. Nliss H. H.S .... genial jean . . . merits the boys' votes . . - epitome of charm - . . I have eyes for only one. ALJ . ' .-1 ' f' . J ' FIMQCIII r-ZSop,l-yfrftore ice3Pr' i- dent: Thespians, 'vice-presi J ' . a- tion I, Elinor Qzciety, s eta and. lyjor: Special. ruS: ' Trial by Euryf',, 'Ptilip Tifrncn: ' he Pampered ' sIJarljilg : Basketball: Swimming. In the spotlight. I Beatrice Schwart7 - National Honor I .,iXt s X lf1.lss'ard Ryan- H Club: Basketball: Ifootball. Preoccupied . . . practical ioker . . . what we hear of him we like . . . who's who in the news . . . sturdy sports win fair ladies . . . a captain courageous. Rupert SallilaYHi-Y: Nlasquersg Thes- pians, School and I are earnest . . . the world is mine . . . man of organivations . . , lifeis an enchanted yoyage . . . the stage holds a fascination. Thelma Saloflilue Triangle. Beauty's own excuse for being . . . docile to the sight. but wait until you know her . . . her smiles pivot the passerby . . . the story of a loyely lady. Agnes Santinelli-Blue Triangle: Gyp- sy Royeru: Basketball: Volleyball: Track: Numeral: Shield: Large H. Her hair. her crowning glory . . . life be- ginx in the gym . . . hops, skips, and iumps for a score. Clarence I ise-Hi-Y: Band. Did nothing Qin particular. but did it very well G . first comes fun: let follow xxQa nay . . . learned in mischief . . . lrits everything in high . . . Scully. f X. I Iiaye Schroeder-Nlasquersg Blue Tri- angle: Lincoln German Club: Gypsy Rovernz Basketball: Volleyball: Swim- ming. Color rears its pretty head . . . his stunning feet-ures . . . smart to the feniini-Nth degree. Sc ' Nlary ipioni-Ifnobtrusive yet notice-

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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.

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I john Scoheltl- II Club: Gypsy Rover : Oh! lJoctor : Iiasketballg Football. Seems to have a permanent marccl . . . Kelly Lake and II..l.C. hold a big .attraction for him. Clayton Sharpflioy Oen's double in the girls' eyes . . . very. very. pleasing grin . . . gallant . . . slow draivl . . . .t fallen-away bachelor . , . the anssver to a maiden's prayer. Xlatilda Sikieh-liasketballz Yolley ball. Itler coitfure a perfection . , . Tilly . . . no toiler . . . a distinctive. different damsel . . . beauty headlines . . . girl of hearts' desire. Ann Spadaccini-- Basketball: Volley- ball: Tennis: Shield. Her hair is as dark as night . . . swish sings her rac- ket . . . flash goes the ball, and tennis holds court. Lloyd Stavn-Ilasketball: Football. Un- concerned . . . I'm not l.llI', iust dreaming . . . as relaxed as a 'ece of rubber . . . exertion wears one o . so why exert. l J ' rv J J., J J' Bernice Stevens ' li! Iloctorng The Pampered Darling. Her speech is in- termingled with bursts of laughter . . . she loves and lives and does things well . . . causes gales of excitement. Linton Stripling-Fond of driving Lin- coln Zephyrs . . . aloof . . . sure as to- morrow . . . sweet agony of life . . . gaiety in disguise . . . a southern trek- ker . . . mighty hopes make us men. 47 Dorothy Selvog-She who expects lit- tle is never dissatisfied . . . I've been here all the while . . . why worry, life's too short . . . all's well that ends well. I,ois Sherman- Olaf Iloctorug Gypsy Rover. Tall and stately . . . duty ex- acts its toll . . . keeps everything to herself or Bernice . . . appears innocent .Hld IS. Nlelba Silver--Blue Triangle: Special Chorus: Tulip Time g Numeral. The little thing . . . ethereal . . . her nails carry out the six delicious shades . . . sprightly, snappy, chic. Rose Sp.tdaccini-Iiasketball: Volley- ball: Track: Tennis: Cheerleader: Shield: Large H. Luminous black eyes . . . she is be-Cumming to Harry . . . ten-nis her lucky number . . . exer- cises pep. john Stehlin-News, business manager: National Honor Society. Surpasses av- erage I. Q .... perfect portrait of an Irish wit . . . flashing white teeth . . . our future Irvin S. Cobb. Arthur Stolpe- H Club: Special Chorus: Oh! Doctorn: Gypsy Rov- er : Tulip Time : Basketball: Foot- ball. A big voice from a little man . . . clowns his way through life. Caroline Strohschein-Numeral. This world suits me . . . cautious and ob- servant . . . what her name implies, a shining light . . . ready in heart, and ready in hand. Iflizabeth Shalloe-Hematite: Lincoln German Club: Ask the Professoru: Iiasltetball: Volleyball. Beware of those eyes . . . a radiantly clear complexion. Marion Siegel-Silver Triangle. A still small person . . . hushed . . . has absof lutely nothing to debate .... t ggres- siveness is not essential for her success. Melford Smith-Hematite: News: Thes- pians: National Ilonor Society: It Never Rains. Action! Lights! Cam- era! . . . Never has to worry about a quiz . , . effective and efficient. i Marjorie S 1 Lincoln Tribune: Red Cross C0 cil: Special Chorus: Chl Doictogyg Lincoln NIinstrels : Gypsy Ro 'r : Tulip Timeug Swinyn' g- .ife Saving. W'ins marathons of la 4 - C, ter. X, QW I e was J-'B' se tthel ri teinf-Queen of the Ivor- iesnkimae knows her flats and sharps . . . vivid personality . . . dresses strik- ingly . . . a marvel of nature . . . a drugstorant . . . ready, willing, able. Melvyne Strelow-Blue Triangle: Iiand: Orchestra: Special Chorus: Chl Doc- tor : Gypsy Rover : Tulip Time. My! such a big instrument for a little girl . . . hair of spun honey. Bernard Sullivan-Aspires to overtake undertaking . . . good things also come wrapped in big packages . . . an experienced shop-per . . . gets his svater from Cane Lake.