Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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mlm Q---...N Through these portals a th b . if --me ,N-V p ss e est students . . . For almost forty years this has been the daily view to thousands of Hibbing youngsters as they trudged to the Hibbing High School. This is a model of the building that housed the first school in Hibb floor students in North Hibbing met to begin the present system. ing. On the second F' A ' V l,,,J'f:! S i . . Ji 1 - . lf l .wt l We must do to learn, and so the tears of a child are tenderly brought under control in Family Living class. Caroline Sams is taught the accepted way to bathe a child. Helen Erickson is the critical observer. 121 Waiting to start an evening of dancing are Vicki McDermott and Paul Pederson. The Band Dance was the Occosiong the purpose was to raise money for the band fund.

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STUDENT DAY l'llanswer yourquestion when l find itl might well have been the com- ment of Judy Zbacnilc as she took over teaching duties on Student Day. ai-L S..-1 .. X V' ..- im. The home economics department had Roberta Johnson as one of their leaders for Student Day. 5.- Vr D --Qi ' .4 4.4. 0 V' 'rl ' M 'sd Q ... - i ss D , I t Pat Burho learns the duties ofa teacher during Student Day. Rgb Eff N 70 R' ordvol Soo . oberr L- d 'Urns 0 , vie 'ndemo Ve' the e Dresidemen, Presidesrucjenf Colm I ' 'e ci ecf, qovel and Colvin .LJ 1 Dennis Wichman receives one of the coveted scholar- ship awards durina Award Day ceremonies, May, 1959.

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STUDENTS -11 ,W 'X Souvenirs of the Junior-Senior Prom had the names of time couples listed. RELAX Gail Anderson and Dennis Fskeli at tive Band Dance. I L' I iss' l 'QQ 5: ill ' One way stairs were in use for tlwe second year. Witlw tl'1e large enrollment in i'1igl'1 sclwool, the one way system has saved time between classes Mr. Kinney, assistant principal, is tive adviser to the student council which had charge of the proiect. of I X, X V ...M A x, 4 me ,, I N- J ,lot With homework running interference, extra curricular work is oftimes a rushed affair. Connie Arnold and Myrna Kloclcers demonstrate their adaptness to do botlv at the same tirve.