Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Builder Uppers 61 I serve! antl with these worcls the Iunior Red Cross registers action. This year's activities hegan with the Tom Thumh Circus. To acquaint new memhers one of the lirst meetings of the year was tlevotetl to a social hour. 'lMerry Christmas wishecl the council as they presented haskets of good things to families not likely to receive the ioys of the season. Greetings and small gifts were sent to Hihhing veterans antl many foreign cottntries. The sale of pop- corn halls. cantly. ancl pencils helpetl to swell the tlelegate funtl. .Xliter a year of hartl work the council memhers proutlly wrote linis with their annual picnic. the envy of the school. XYhatl Shine those shoes again? or wortls similar to that ef- fect rose from the initiates in the halls tluring the 'lioothlacliu initiation ol- the Hi-Y. Then still using the system of tloing gootl antl making it fun. the Hi-Y swung into its year with the lively Iunior Mixer. Gaining momentum. they followetl with lilfl per cent enrollment to the Real Cross. later tionating -lit per cent of their treasttry to llooti sulierers. Then came the hig issue of the year. the Oltler lloys' Conference. with hoys from all parts of Minnesota and XVisconsin attending. Scattered among these events were many Tit- tle get-togethers. one a clancing party with the Blue Triangle girls. rt Xt' U A y '1 - w . e . s. 9 . , . J... fM'Y ' K f klunior Recl C,ro.s Council tT,efti-fliow one: liower, Stone, ltlelstein. l.eon.irtlson Pan. Row two: Xxvalito. .-Xllison. .-Xrnoltl, Nlarcucci. l'ohttll.i. Lonioro. Row three Gleason. Lenter. Bechtel. Slfitlton, Xliss Penrotl. aclxiser. XX'ehh. Row four: Tripp liraclt. .-Xvenson. Thouin. Delzoppo. Nlicli. Hi-Y tfielow. upperiffliow one: lletlnian. R. Sallila. :Xrlich. Xliclt. laittitiro, liyrn Row Iwo: l'.tlnier, Koller, Nelson. Kremer. Xlacliean. llerrett. Row three. larlson laintlgren. l'ohtill.i. Honigren. Xltller. XXilli.tnis. Row tour: Bigelow. liornian. llonu llefera. Cyihen. ilihouin. Below, lower-Row one: Kose, Tracy. Cialloway, lirant, llowen. Row tuo: XY'.il Strom. Hogan. lioria, Hayes, Gleason. Row three: -lones. Scalise, Sparren, lx Sallila Brannan. l .1 , 1- K s

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4. National Athletic Htfmur Sucicty tlcftl-Rim' imc: Rcetl. Irctlrick. xl.iltsh.1. XYiren, Yaia. Dtmmenichetti. Rim' txxn: klulinstm, ,-Xrnustmn. Pcrpich, Hocking, billis. Nicmi. Rtm' three: Luliusliic. Thuuin. Tripp, ,Im'.1t1micl1. Hctlmnn, xXY.llSII'lll'H. Rmv fwur: hrickstm. Havttmalii. Aiitlerstlii. lhrtlctt. XYuhlw. llicsbiiiigr, HH Club tBcltiw. iipperlflitisx' imc: lircttu. St-rlpc. 'l'Imuin. Rubidelii. Tiltlclt. Rmx' two: Arncstmn. Zclitislsi. Xlr. l'l.1ss, Jtlxiwr. Ricci. Y. xlolmstmn. Row three: Mill- er, A. kltmlinstm. liricltwn, Tripp. Ii. Ciarrity. Row ftiurz Cutler. Gillis. Gelein. Rynn. Xliesbauer. Below. ltmwerf-Row unc: Zclinslii. Pcrpich. ltlucltitig. Wichlw, Carroll, Hritllm. Row two: Dtmmcnichctti. Luktwskic. li. Cinrrity. XY'.:lstrtm1. l'crr.1r.t. Clark. Rim' three: klglqslik liu17c5'. KlI1lCl. Iiiancliini. lhrtlett, Scofield, Brains And Brawn Hs on Vlktliicstltty, giml on thatt titty till lettcrmeii turn up with their H swcgttcrs. Throttgh their pttrticiptititm in ttthletic contests. the huys have cztrnecl this worthy reward. After httrcl work tu cgtrn im their tthility to take it is testctl in it long-fttmotis iiiititttimi hclurc they itrc permittetl to hecome full-pledged mem- hgrs. The National Athletic Scholarship Society, whtise memher- ship is limitctl In thtise lapis who have 4111 average of Cl or gilwvc .tml wht, have cgtriiccl it letter in some spurt. represents the itlettl ctfmlwiiitttiuii til' physical gtiitl mental tlcvelcipmeiit of the average Amcricmi high scliutil hui. The muttu of the H Club is Pep, .Xs .tlxx'.tys. tht- cluli xxpis vcri' .tctivc iii school life iii sptmstmriiig pcp mt-t-tiiigs .tiitl in prtscntiiig nimiiig pictures at the Klitiiiestita lititmtlmll 't'.tm. 'lihc rritising yclls .tt g.tmcs. lecl hy the ptiwcrltll cliccriiig stctimi :il the H Clltih iiispiretl thc rest ul the sclicml ttm'.tt'tl ht-ttci' sclifitil spirit. 'lihc QX'L'lllll5,l :il the D.ttls' llty lxttiquct was twppct' fill iaith tht lmis' .tml tht-ir tl.ttls' .ttteiitlhicc .tt the Hilalviiig-Yii'Agitii.t iiwtitlxtll g.tmc .ts spt-ci.tl guests. The lmiititlct xiyts tii'igtu.ttt-tl tt, in-2,143 thc lmis' t'.ttlit-rs clfisci' ttf schritil lil-t' ,mtl will he .iii .titiitrtl csciit lici'c.'t'tci'. The Hu Clluh lkllllllltl. htltl txech spring. xxqs tt' litiuitlr the limi' mcmht-rs whim hittl c.tt'iictl lcttcrs.

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llematite iliiglitlfliliivx' one: l,oye. Cox, tiilli., Sullivan. loomer. ,'Xll1.ini. Rowtwot Colioe, Ryan. Nlaszerson, Xlick. liapiimic. Slialloe. Row three: Iandgren, Thouin, lledman, lfena. Hariu. Neulia. I Yevxs ilSelow. upperrl--Ross one: Smith, Yenlura. Nelson. Arlich. Ciurhy. Row tkoz lltgytatl. Cohen. litislafson, Sclieringer, .X. :Xiidt-iwoii, l'olitill.i, Xvtoniicli, NVilippo. lxow three: lena. Kilo. l..lLll1.ll.l, llerrett. landgren, leino. Ci. .'Xnderson. clow, loxverfll-iw one: Stelilin. lleclitel. Miller, lomiyo. Presi. Xlickf Row two: Xllxini, loye. l'.ilmer. .'Xrnold. liomgreii. Scliirmer, l'orsm.irlC. Row three: Sanri, lleilyliinen. Xlasterson. llaycs. XY.iulinslxi. Colioc. Hogie. ' yrf Heads Of the News liangl With the slamming of the window at live o'clocli, We start to our feet, and the staff is dismissed, another dayis work done, another portion of the Hematite completed. It may he another panel. a few more hiographies. or perhaps more copy written. Thus under Miss Monl'ore's guidance the Hematite neared completion. As with any other worla. this Hematite was the result of ninety per cent perspiration and ten per cent inspiration. with occasional time out for recreation. Pictures were taken. colors chosen. a party given. suliscriptions sold, copy written. and. yes. even money countedfendless details to he seen to. The Hematite goes to press. To cut or not to cut-that was the question that faced the News stall throughout the year. Iournalism classes, correlated with senior linglish. took over the puhlishing of the High School News for the school year. Under Miss VVhite's supervision, the two jour- nalism classes alternated in preparing the articles for each issue. The stall. consisting of Irving Miller. editor-in-chief, and liarhara liechtel and Frank Lomoro. literary editors, did the planning and editing. 'Visits to the Hihhing Daily Trihune gave the stall infor- mation on how a newspaper is run. Another stride forward was taken when the News ioined the N. S. P. A. 62