Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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Phyllis ,... Jane ..... Eve ...... Frieda ...............,..,...... Alice ....,............,.......A...... ....., Sharon fGlamorpussj ..,.. .... Betty fTennesseej Shirley .,..,...,.,,......,,. Norma Kovich Louise Wolf . Kathryn Lerch . Elaine Knowles Joan Koskinen Phyllis Younkins . Marianne Lucas .. Virginia Pitzel Stella fShotputQ ..... ...... J oan Vishanin Mary ....,........,...... Irene Gray Suspense begins when sensible Jane relates the weird adventure of a group of girls who had previously used the abandoned clubhouse in the Sierra Nevada Moun- tains. Athletic Shotput on her forcible entrance announces the disappearance of Paula. Reports are later received that Paula has been found-murdered. A letter from Paula to Alice, her only true friend, begins to arouse suspicion. The next day Alice is found dead, apparently a suicide. Mary, 11 sorority sister from a poor family, is accused by Eve, and after a murder attempt, confesses. Above: Members of the art classes further publicity of Nine Girls. The sign attracted attention of many in the hall. Top: I'm terribly bored. This is such a quiet life for me, sighs unpopular Glamorpuss as the disgusted gang looks on. Middle: Unaware of the impending tragedy, the nine girls gather to discuss the latest gossip on the college campus. Bottom: Alice--in the closet-dead! sobs startled Shirley. The others stand horror-stricken at the dreadful discovery. But 66N1ne GIPIS9, Had Murders Many