Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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LOCAL STUDENT DISCOVERS MAP Discovery of new ideas from the old seems to be a basic trulsm learned by stu dents IH history and social studies classes orld history ns tauqht to students in th tenth arade American history to the eleventh and the twelfth grade students enroll In social studies ln Social Studies 12 part of the year is spent on the study of economics Current newspapers and pernoducals are used as reference and to emphasize a point in past history Advance classes work on special prolects One prolect was the establishment of a model Umted Nations by an American history class mountain of test papers Mass Hazel Haley pre pores for her assault against American history papers Describing the function of the Social Studies Club M Charles Miller asks Kathleen Marolt and Carol Stolcls to prepare maternal for pres entatlon at the next meeting 6 Mrs Hazel Camp world history 10 Lorwln Shook world history 10 social studies Miss Gladys Gund sey social studies review new maternal for use In their classes Another member of the department is Miss Lucy Furlong American history VA, . . ' . e . I I I Picture a teacher and you picture her behind a - . ' 1 I I 5 . I I l , r. , i

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ENRICHED PROGRAM SUPPORTED BY Mr. George A. Eddie Superintendent si ,..,-vt .J Mr. Kenneth L. Pederson Principal SCHOOL LEADERS Having athousand and one items to enliven each day, the members of the administrative staff com- petently supervise the direct edu- cation ofthe secondary school stu- dent.Curriculumplanning,scheduling of classes, employment and super- vision of teachers, discipline, up- keep of buildings and equipment are some of the things that make the administration dream of tran- quilizers. With over eleven hundred senior high school students enrolled, changes in policy, adoption of new regulations are a must in order to have a school function effectively. Individual counseling during pre- scribed periods, consultation with advisers of student organizations, regular department meetings are a daily concern of the principals and directors. Combined years of ex- perience have made the administra- tion and faculty a close working team devoted to the overall develop- ment of the students in one ofthe maior comprehensive high schools in the United States. f n itll., i ai ,. t 5 To give public recognition to scholastic achievement, Mr. Guy Thorson, guidance director, gives an award certificate to Marvin Menzel at an assembly sponsored by the student council. 5 Mr. Paul Kinney Assistant Principal Mr. Guy A. Tllbfion Guidance Director Miss Ruth Quigley Girls' Adviser

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,J K Q, --A-....... Experts on yesterdays headlines are Lawrence Wnllnn, world history 10 Bruce Stark world hustory lO American history Muss Hazel Haley American history and Charles I er oclal stu les Socva Studues Club advnser The use of educational fllms are a part ofthe over all study of hlstory Two audlo vlsual rooms are available for use by all classes Many of the classrooms are equipped to show lllms permlttung a greater e of all audio visual maternals T -+-s in +V-X f bun. r-Q N ln American history students study every phase of the development of the United States Carole Melttunen looks for the route ol the old Oreqon Traul as It IS described In the history text . l Y I 5 ' . . Z . I y 4 5 ' ' I -V yr t M-H , S ' d' 125 'I J--Ms I . . Us . I . i s Nx x, in 'A L A- 2 . Q -A .. Nl .fry . I , 41, A E A .X 4, '- f ',. si j,p If. nl' ll 24 F , 1 I I 4 l l V l ' 2 , , f'c ., .1 ' I1 I