Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Kansas City, here we come! was the shout of five FFA members as they set out for the national con- vention last fall. Accompanied by their adviser, Mr. S. Ojakangas and the president, William Kantos, these fortunate boys make the most of their seven days' stay by meeting other farm boys, well-known celebrities, and attending the American Royal Live- stock Show. During the first part of August the boys attended the district summer camp at Arrowhead Lake and made a tour of the potato-growing country. They were also present at the annual district banquet held at Esko, Minnesota, last fall. For the first time the group entered the national chapter contest. A program of work was submitted, and the list of accomplishments will be sent in next September. Circle: By the look on Walter's face, he must be hauling in the last load of pulpwood. How many loads docs that make? Seated: V7illiam Kulux'ar,Wesley Knight, Walter Maki, Richard Pauley, Harold Perttula. Standing: Jim Bidler, Xvilliam Kantos, president, Mr. Ojakangas, adviser. 46 Known Thron hout the Country Wide

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Not only are the high school students inter- ested in the 4-H Club, but the work of the members is known by all Hibbingites. During the Hibbing Jubilee celebration, their display of a modern kitchen and an old-fashioned one in the front of the J. C. Penney store won NXQ first place in window decorations. The 4-H Club had charge of the refreshment booth at the harvest festival and also checked coats at the Hi-Y Mixer. Cne-act plays were produced by the various clubs in March, and the winning play was then presented in Duluth. fb I Baking, Sewing, Speaking Contest E. 54 waefwz 991: 5.4.4 6 ' 2 uv- me 5,4 L Row one: Theresa Pas- cuzzi, Phyllis Quayle, Richard Trczise, Carole Nara, Vera Zezel. Row two: Mary Munroe, Mar- lene Pechonic, Mary Mc- Hardy, Charles Carpen- ter, Shirley Bauer, Dc- lores Ricci, Dorothyanu Madick. Row three: Har- riet Wold, john Kritz, Donald McGinnis, Gene Albee, Dan Lastovich, Vivianne Featherstone. Row one: Phyllis Sin nott, Ronald Bentsen David Cicchi, Paulin Kangalos. Row two Florence Mihelich, Vern Harrison, Charlotte Mag nusson, Bernice Johnson joyce Benrsen, joan Min ter, Eleanor Kesich. Ro three: Joanne Hall, Helc Kelsey, Steve Homa, Al bert Samuelson, Waltc Maki, J c a n Kurpierz Grace Laeupple. 48